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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1934

Page

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Unemployment Registration Urged by Local Officers

William Glassburner and Mrs. Belle Rice urge prompt registration of all unemployed in the county with the reemployment office at the post office building. They note 700-plus names on file, missing ex service details, and foresee possible PWA jobs and road improvement work for Washington county men. The office will verify records every thirty days and report changes.

William Glassburner Belle Rice Post Office National Re-Employment Agency Glacs Durper PWA Washington County

Red Cross Classes Meet Tonight at the Y

Washingtons Red Cross first aid classes led by Dr. H. F. Masson and Dr. W. L. Alcorn hold a joint session this evening at 7 30 at the Y for final recitation and review. Tomorrow at 7 o clock the final examination will close the course. Classes have met on Wednesday and Thursday evenings.

Washington Red Cross Aig H. F. Masson W. L. Alcorn

Bridge Players Fired Over Calls By CWA

In El Paso Texas nine young women employed in a sanitary census were discharged by the Civil Works Administration for playing bridge during work hours instead of making calls.

Paso Tex Civil Works Administration

Thirteenth Wedding License on Feb. 13

A young colored couple from Fairfield William Smith and Edna Armstead received license No. 13 in Washington. The ceremony date was February 18, marking the thirteenth license issued that year by the clerk of court.

Airfield William Smith Edna Armstead Fairfield Washington

Architect Rawson Dies in Des Moines

Des Moines today mourns the death of Harry D. Rawson 61 a prominent architect who designed the University of Iowa Hospital in Iowa City the Iowa State College Memorial Union and many of Des Moines and state public buildings He died after a heart attack and was a native of Des Moines.

Des Moines Harry D. Rawson University Hospital Iowa City Iowa State College Memorial Union

Weekend clash of Washington teams in busy schedule

Washington junior college and high school squads prep for a heavy slate with games in Albia Centerville Wellman Muscatine and Sigourney. Albia visits Washington then Centerville hosts Washington as both teams chase wins before key tournament play and the state junior college tourney is set for Marshalltown March 9 and 16.

Washington Junior College Collegians Albia Centerville West Chester Wellman Muscatine Marshalltown

Senate Works on Liquor Control Bill In Iowa

The Iowa Senate debated liquor control legislation and acted on more than 25 amendments, mostly corrective, with a decision to increase the liquor control commission membership. Salaries approval was deferred, permit fees for consumers dropped from two to one dollar, and the Foster adjournment amendment failed 70 to 29 as the House did not vote to adjourn without pay.

Pel Moines Senate Liquor Control Commission House Foster

Third Aspirant for Governor Seeks Republican Nomination

Wallace M. Short of Sioux City labor editor and Milo Reno ally announced his bid for Iowa governor in the June GOP primary. Short, a former Congregational minister and ex-sioux City mayor, joins Dan W. Turner and Robert Caffell in the field as a progressive Republican.

Des Moines Fec Wallace M. Short Sioux City Milo Reno Short Page County Beloit College Yale University House of Representatives General Assembly Dan W. Turner Robert Calflesh U.2 Republican War Council Lincoln Frank Knox Chicago Farmer-Labor Political Federation of Iowa

Late Rally Wins for YMCA Five

YMCA defeats Weelinceton junior college 27 to 22 in a tight back and forth game. Jones led with scoring bursts as the Y trailed at halftime but surged ahead in the final period to secure the second win over the Cardinals in a week.

Golo Weelinceton Junior College Cardinals Jones Seare Bape Litthe Lytle Fuhr Rom Lyttle Iele Collee

Lincoln birthday humor and social notes from Beverly Hills

A Palm Beach style letter lists Will and Alice Longworth jokes about Lincoln on his birthday. The writer jokes about Ford versus wood chopping, party labels, and eccentricity. The note shifts to personal finances and desires to meet about investments and air travel. It ends with a critique of higher authorities and a jury wish related to a great industry.

Beverly Hills Cal Lincoln Ford

Mrs Forgey Dies Without Warning At Home

Gertrude Josephine Wright Forgey dies at 40 after a heart condition at her home 311 East Madison Street. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 PM at L A Jones Funeral Home with Rev. A A Wing of the Baptist church officiating. She leaves two daughters Lucille and Carol, both of Washington, and was active in the Baptist church.

Me A. KB. Forgrey Boc40 East Madison Street Mer A Clair L. A. Jones A. A. Wing The Baptist Church Elin Grove Gertrude Josephine Wright Evander Sarah Norris Wright van Buren Iowa A. KE. Forgey Illinois Washington Forgey Lucille Carol

A M E Concert Friday Evening At United Presbyterian Church

A public A M E concert announced for Friday evening at the United Presbyterian church features local A M E members aided by Muscatine A M E members. A silver offering benefits the A M E church with a program of negro spirituals readings and solos led by Mrs Smith and Mrs Brown.

United Presbyterian Church A. M A. M. BE Muscatine A Im. EE

Better Washington Club Meets Friday

The Better Washington club holds a dinner meeting Friday at 6 30 p m at the Y M C A announced by president R C C Scott. Mr Scott urged all business and professional men and other members to be present promptly for dinner service at 6 30.

Better Washington Club CC. Scott Scott Otter

Lent Opens With Fair Skies in Des Moines

Lent began today under fair skies in Des Moines with mild winter temperatures staying above normal. Federal meteorologist Charles D. Reed says the season should bring little risk of severe cold, and Valentine parties are planned across Iowa.

Des Moinesr Charles D. Reed

Local Student Helps at Nicola and Harmon Store

Nic McCleery of the State University of Iowa assisted at home Saturday in the Nicola and Harmon store.

Nic McCleery State University of Iowa Nicola Harmon

Leaders of Revolution Are to Hang

Vienna reports a three day socialist uprising met with machine guns artillery and executions. More than a thousand wounded and numerous deaths including twenty seven women. A gallows was erected at Ling as 200 plus face court martial awaiting sentences amid ongoing fighting.

Vienna Ling Tomorrrow Stehr Himn Danube Erinneleiten

Mrs Harvey Taken by Death After Long Illness

Mrs Sarah Margaret Harvey wife of Br Harvey died about midnight at 609 East Washington street. Private funeral at 3 pm tomorrow at the Harvey home conducted by Rev D Pultotty. Burial Hinl Grove cemetery. Survived by husband and three daughters Alice Edith and Helen. one daughter died in infancy. sister Mrs Ella Rowand of Pasadena California. Born November 1 1868 in Iron Prairie NE of Washington.

Sarah Margaret Harvey BR. Harvey East Washington — Street Shermane Funeral Home Harvey United Presbyterian D. ©. Pultotty Hinl Grove Cemetery United Presbyterian Churchom Iron Prairie Washington William Madison Glasgow Margaret M. Weight Glasgow Washington Academy Edmond R. Harvey Mre Alice Edith Helen Ella Rowand Pasadena Calif

Mrs A Anderson Ill At Home

Mrs. A Anderson is reported ill at her residence. No further details are provided in the notice.

A. Anderson

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