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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1933

Page

6

Presbyterian gathering and Tri-County League basketball updates

A postponed Presbyterian meeting was held Friday at Mrs. Porter's home with twenty-one attendees. Devotional lead by Mrs. Will Twinam, readings from The Rainbow Empire reviewed by Mrs. Frank Gaul and Margaret Davidson. Cyclonettes 3 to 11 winner and Cyclones 31 to 25 in Tri County League games. Wayland fans present, next local games at Wyman on Friday Feb 16. Florence White travels to Olds to care for Miss Ina Kori in Iowa City.

Wayland Crawfordsville Cyclonettes Cyclones Wyman Nex Mrye Florence White Olds Ina Kori Iowa City White

Roosevelt Warned by Senate Against War Debt Imbroglio

The item mentions Senate warnings about war debt without clear context. Local notes reference moving belongings near Mt Pleasant, neighbors visiting, flu vaccinations, Girl Scouts gathering, a work accident, and farmers dealing with chickens. Several terse community updates follow with unclear linkage to a central event.

Roosevelt Senate

Unclear fragment recounts winter illness and moves

Companied the ambulance from the Owen's house near Miss Korf's home to Olds S. C. Fletcher's residence. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kerper struggle this winter recovering from flu. Mrs. Bessie McCoy plans to move.

Owen Miss Korf Olds S. C. Fletcher W. J. Kerper Tryig Bessie McCoy

World’s Fair Opportunity for Youth at Beacon City

The June program at Beacon City offers enrollment for $5.00 with a transferable reservation. A remaining balance of $29.95 is due on arrival and covers lodging meals fair admission car parking daily lectures and Chicago transportation. Groups of students may be housed and cared for under wholesome supervision.

Beacon City Chicago

Wayland Notes Include Weddings Funerals and Local Games

Rochester report on Mrs. Orus Roshart's operation. newborn David Charles at Steschley home. Wayland Women's Farm Bureau meeting planned. O K B S session at lodge hall with talks on The Indian Child and study book. Attendees from Morning Sun Mt Pleasant and Washington for Mrs. Mary Peck funeral. visits by Harry Kauffman and others. local basketball games at Kalona and Crawfordsville results. farming updates as Hervey Fischer family expands farm four miles from town.

Wayland Rochester Minn Orus Roshart Anna Wyse Rvin Steschley David Charles Mary Wayland Cottonwool Women’s Farm Bureau Mary Peck I. M Jamieson Morning Sun James Cornie Tom McMullhan Neal Bates Elste Hall Mt. Pleasant Ruth Taylor Arthur Taylor Washington Roy Peck Baidyville Sambergh Harry Kauffman Cleveland Ohio Ihe Des Moines Gilbert Schantz Lavern Ficher Salem Victora. E. C. Allen Kalona Lyle Zehr Teach Joe Kigati Wisher Jacob Eigsti Morton Mariiyn Jane Kigati Glenn Nibart Beverly Joy Noah Wittmer

Railroad timetable bulletin lists trains and stops

Rail timetable shows multiple trains for RL and P Pastbound, Co Bh and Q lines, with local freight and passenger services, daily and Sunday exceptions, and notes on stop patterns. Agents L. Goodlander and J. C. McKay listed with station stops including Washington and eastern routes.

California el Paso Beyond Brighton Fairfield Eldon Belknap Centerville Seymour Allerton Princeton Spiekards Emxcelsior Springs Liberty L. Goodlander Agent. Co Bh & Q Moraine Pass J. C. McKay Com & Stp AM Rrco Washington Southwest Limited

Lime Creek township school declamatory contest in Wellman

Saturday afternoon pupils from Lime Creek township rural school gathered at the Wellman Methodist church for the township declamatory contest judged by Mrs. L. C. Miller Miss Thelda Freel and Mrs. Milo Sorden The program featured primary division entries by Margaret Hers Duane Longwell Ellen Gertrude Rowe and others with placements announced Intermediate humorous pieces by Lois Yoder and Marjorie Ossman among the highlights Also listed were entries by Adda Godber Galen Bell and Bernice Brown Ackanbed with a piano solo by Galen Bell and several other partial titles noted

Wellman Lime Creek Methodist L. C. Miller Thelda Freel Milo Sorden Fraves Wagamon Margaret Hers Duane Longwell Ellen Gertrude Rowe Margaret Henn Peter Anthony Flandre Martha England Bobbie Thelma Amilong Kate Marjorie Yoder Lois Yoder Jacob Ikva Yoder Marjorie Ossman Ferne Oldfield Jimmy

Lodges Washington Lodge No 26 Regular Meeting

Lodges Washington Lodge No 26 A F A M holds a regular meeting on the first Friday of each month. Glens Mace is W M and A W Yari serves as secretary.

Washington Lodge Glens Mace W. M A. W. Yari

One Bloomin Thing After Another And Other Local Winners

A list of first and second place winners from a local contest includes Ario Kelley first in One Bloomin Thing After Another, Bernice Yoder second in Little Dub, Mable Hartcock first in A Soldier's Reprieve, and Arvid Wagamon placing at the swimming pool. First place winners advance to Washington on the 25th for the district contest.

Ario Kelley Bernice Yoder Mable Hartcock Aunt Tibilfa

London expert on television beauty favors blondes

A British broadcasting expert in London says blondes suit television better than brunettes. He cites this as a key difficulty in television makeup along with natural complexions. A London theatrical makeup authority adds that blue paint may best delineate eyelids lips and other features.

British Broadcasting Corporation London

Britain’s High Cliffs Foula Island Cliffs Reach 1372 Feet

Foula, the western islet near Shetland, hosts Britain’s highest cliff the Kame. It rises 1,372 feet facing northwest while the eastern shore remains low and nearly level with the sea.

Britain British Isles Europe Foula Shetland Group

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