Washington Y Loses by One Point in Burlington Game
Washington Y trailed by a point after a Burlington rally in the final minutes despite a strong third period that tied the game at 28 all. The narrow loss continues the contest described on page 1.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1933
Page
8
Washington Y trailed by a point after a Burlington rally in the final minutes despite a strong third period that tied the game at 28 all. The narrow loss continues the contest described on page 1.
Washington D C February 16 Representative R G Goodwin of Minnesota fell or jumped to his death today from the fifth floor window of his hotel The body was found by a hotel employee about two years later Goodwin a Republican had represented Minnesota tenth district since 1925 Associates said he had appeared despondent recently He was defeated for re election last fall He was a hard working member of the house banking and currency committee Dr and Mrs A B Smith of Fairfield were in Washington today
Miss Althea Montgomery joins debaters Mabel Moore Heinie Eich er and Chas McLaughlin for an evening Burlington debate. Advertised prices include Colgate shaving supplies at 31 cents per unit, Palmolive soap two bars for 13 cents, cigarettes 15 cents, two packs 29 cents, and a hog top price of 3.70 with a weather outlook of mostly cloudy tonight and Friday.
In Des Moines the Iowa senate planned a special session to decide mid-session vacation and whether Sen. L. T. Shanele of Mahaska county keeps his seat. A Mahaska county contest by Warren A. Caldwell faced delay from emergency legislation and a family event before an executive session.
Miss Mildred Morgan of the child welfare research station at State University of Town discusses maintaining understanding between parents and children. Mrs. Winnie Painer, county superintendent, selects the meeting place. Riverside public schools host a lighting ceremony with R C Knight as superintendent. Mr and Mrs Leo Linder of Iowa City visited local families this Sunday.
Columus Junction reports a marriage at Rock Island between Miss Lois Shellabarger and Donald Hain, colorfully noted with attendants and a single ring ceremony. Local social events include a farewell move for Mr and Mrs Fred M Cutkomp, a rural school teacher’s weekend visit, and a Royal Neighbors meeting. Community notes cover road surfacing on Primary Road 74, funeral attendances for Jack Baker and local memorials, Epworth League Valentine party, tea at Harrison's home, a one act play, and a benefit program for the American Legion relief fund.
The West Roman Catholic church at Port Royal was built in 1608 and on St John s day June All the first Christian baptism occurred when Chief Memberton and family received the sacrament from Father Flehe a Jesuit priest. Fleche and Membert on travelers are noted with a brass tablet commemorating The Birth of Christianity in Canada to be seen in St. Thomas church today.
Reports from Miami say Mayor Anton Cermak was shot while a reception for President elect Roosevelt occurred. The White House confirmed the president elect was unharmed, and Hoover expressed shock. Chicago officials speculate the attack may reflect local enemies or agitators.
A motto praising prosperity as a stronger trio of virtue than adversity. The phrase emphasizes resilience and positive outlook, framing prosperity alongside virtue as a guiding principle.
A large crowd attended a Valentine party at Oddfellows hall hosted by the Rebekah lodge and Oddfellows families. A bounteous pot luck supper followed with Ike's Ramblers providing music. Founder's Day events for the Varent Teacher association will be held Saturday Feb 18 at Riverside public school with representatives and a full program.
The passage notes Dr Mary Walker a Civil War surgeon and early feminist who wore masculine clothing with legal permission two decades ago. It highlights her as a pioneer of the suffragist movement and mentions she is pictured in morning clothes.
Miss Clara Wallace visited her parents and spoke to a group of Washington county teachers in Wellman after a stop in Iowa City. She is with the state department of public instruction and left early this morning for Iowa Falls. Also noted is a household goods for sale listing and news of Brinton family visits tied to George Brinton's illness.
Fernand Vecora told the Senate investigating committee that the Insull corporation misled the public by signaling profits while reporting losses for income tax purposes. Samuel Insull Jr testified regarding profit and loss statements, with photostatic copies of tax returns presented.
Pete Widmer of Wayland and Miss Mary Welch traveled for business. Mr and Mrs Ivan Shaffer visited relatives near Iowa City. Dr F Macon of Washington listed. Edward Bonarens and Miss Alice Owens welcomed a baby girl born Tuesday night. Milan Shields and L W Soule attended a YY conference in Des Moines.
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