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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1934

Page

6

Harwood Family Travel to Wapello and Local Visit News

Mr and Mrs T W Harwood drive to Wapello tonight to bring their daughter Mary Louise back to teaching. School reopens there tomorrow. George Goble and sons Theodore and Edward of Ainsworth were in town on business. Omez and Speer visit. Mr and Mrs Harry Phillips left for Mason City after staying with Mrs W A Phillips. Miss Anna Henderson of Ames was returning to Iowa State College after Christmas. Frank Bandy travels to Burlington to visit his brother A Vandy, recovering from an operation at Burlington hospital.

T. W. Harwood Wapello Mary Louise George Goble Theodore Edward Ainsworth Lee. Omez Speer Harry Phillip Mason City W. A. Phillips Anna Henderson Ames Iowa State College Frank Bandy Burlington A. Vandy Burlington Hospital Lola Wells Hughes Elmer Wells Teachers’ College Milwaukee Wis Ray Berry J. A. Berry Sioux City Carl Roberts Olea Valenta Keota Washington County Hospital Robert Godfrey Harrisburg J. M. Godfrey Crawfordsville Mauree Applegate Janesville Jessica Milligan Guthrie Center Iowa City Aileen Carl Kunath Th University Hospital Iowa J. E. Kunath

Accidents Claim Seven Iowans Over Weekend in Des Moines

Seven Iowans died and four were seriously injured in automobile and train crashes across the state over the weekend, with reports from Des Moines and nearby areas detailing the fatalities and injuries.

Des Moines

Tom Stewart named honor man at San Diego navy station

Thomas W. Stewart son of D. Stewart from north of Washington is named honor man of his company at the San Diego naval training station. The award honors his outstanding work among about 140 recruits for initiative appearance and ability to profit from instruction. Stewart enlisted via Burlington sub-station and was sworn in at Des Moines on Oct. 17, 1935.

Thomas W. Stewart D. Stewart Washington San Diego Calif John G. Davis United States Navy Des Moines Stewart Burlington

Morgenthau Sworn In as Treasury Secretary Today

Henry Morgenthau was sworn in as secretary of the treasury succeeding William H. Woodin whose resignation takes effect today. The appointment places Morgenthau under President Roosevelt in the early 1940s fiscal leadership transition.

Morgenthau Henry Morgenthau the Treaury Willian HW Woodin Roosevelt

California Rain Brings Tragedy In Los Angeles Flood

A historic Los Angeles storm caused seven feared drowned after a wooden bridge over the LA River collapsed, two cars plunged into the flood, and six more people were reported missing. The other incident saw the normally dry river flood its banks after over five inches of rain in 24 hours, with several missing including Junior Livan, Wendall Moles, Inez Carley, and Richard Draper reported among the drivers.

Trail Los Angeles Highley Wer Junior Livan Oakdale Wendall Moles Burbank Inez Carley Hollywood Richard Draper Hollywont

Shenefelt Joins Mace Motor Force in Washington County

Shenefelt, long known in the automobile trade, has joined Mace Motor Company as sales representative for Washington county. He previously ran his own agency and brings deep knowledge of the auto business, promising to be a valuable addition to the Mace team.

Shenefelt Washington Mace Motor Company Washington County Mace

Christian Church Officers Elected at Sunday Session

Officers for the Sunday school and congregation were chosen at the Christian Church yesterday. A basket dinner followed. Elected elders include P. Telford Nicholson L. E. Dunlap C Hillhouse and deacons Mrs. Mert King Mrs. Hattie Wagner deaconesses Mrs. Frank Karli treasurer Tessie Tucker financial secretary Claude Tucker and trustees. Organist and chorister to be named later. Rev. W. R. Foster addressed the new board which convened in the afternoon to elect P. Telford chairman Nicholson vice chairman and Hillhouse secretary. Reports from church groups will be heard next Sunday.

Christian Church Secon L. F. Dunlap Ray Rathmel Leonard Lovelett Bessie Tucker Arlene Easter Chuarch P. Telford Affernoon New Church Board Prp Telford A Nicholson C Hillhouse

Gideon A. Yoder of Wellman Dead

Gideon A. Yoder 78, died at home four miles north of Wellman in the Mennonite community after a long Iowa life begun in Pennsylvania. Survived by widow and four sons Abner, Pur Nell, Dave, Arthur, Willis and eleven grandchildren. Funeral services set for Wednesday at Upper Deer Creek church.

Wellman Jane Gideon A. Yoder Here Pennsylvania Iowa Abner Pat Purnell Dave Kalona Arthur Willis Upper Deer

Arrests and sentences in Attica court docket

Frank Sezagwa, arrested yesterday by Marshal Will Mohland, was sentenced this morning by Justice of the Peace W S Eldridge to thirty days in the county jail for drunkenness. Kandpe George McCarrol owned a steam engine built in Jak and in use until six years ago.

Frank Sezagwa Will Mohland Justice of the Peace W S Eldridge Attica Kandpe George McCarrol Jak

Community Notes From Iowa City and Surroundings

Mrs. BK OW. Diller and Eva and Ruth Kaos visited OW. Diller at University hospital where he is recovering and weak. Auctioneers BD. F. Macon and Chas. Brown with local notices and visiting friends mentioned. Mrs. Wilton L. Oks on of Lincoln Nebr visiting her parents in Colenso house.

BK OW. Diller Eva Ruth Kaos Iowa City OW. Diller University Hospital Macon Washington Iowa Ralph C. Jones Maude Jones Chas. Brown Eod Wiile Wilton L. Okson Lincoln Nebr Ray Tracy Colenso House Oleson Wendel Elhart Aledo Ruth Jones Keota J.0ill Sehuman Maquoketa Mivuabs Traes Davenport Mrs. Elhart Maquox*ta

Christmas greetings and local family notices from Crawfordsville

Christmas has passed and a hopeful New Year begins in Crawfordsville. Families share dinners and greetings while neighbors travel to Washington and Chicago for shopping and markets. Local residents and visitors include the Young, Rhea, Curtis, Kil, Sands, Finke, Wales, Wooley, Shull, Riley, Thomas, Mulhern, and Youn families among others in community updates.

Crawfordsville Journal Force Parre Young Parenta Young Harley Rhea Will Wooley Ide Curtis Kil Thomas Edward Lund Olds Frank Sands George Marr Aineworth Paul Donald Washington Lafe Finke Jonnie Louw Mr. Finke Mrs. Finks Bonnie Lou Wales Wilma Lizzie Jennette Wooley Harley Farrel Young Dave Shanty Chicago Clint Shull T. H. Riley Verne Thoma Cairo Albert Mulhern Clarence Youn

Cyclone Tommy Thompson to preside at city hall boxing show

Bob Rush known as Cyclone Tommy Thompson will lead as ring announcer and emcee at an athletic boxing and wrestling benefit tonight at city hall. The event supports the emergency kitchen and features local and professional talent in a New Year show. Rush, a longtime boxing veteran and former Iowa coach, will announce and supervise ceremonies.

Bob Rush Washington Voflw Cyclone Tommy Thompson City Hall Tiger” Flowers Wv. F. W Rush University of Iowa Coe College Visa New York City

Fairfield evangelist Charles Bandy hosts meeting in town

Frank Bandy attended a religious meeting in Fairfield led by his cousin Charles Bandy who after thirty one years as a missionary in India is now retired but conducting special sessions for the local Presbyterian church. Various locals and visitors are noted departing or traveling, including Nellie Wilson Ray Berry Lola Wells Hughes Olea Valenta and Dr Carl Kunath with family and friends in the area.

Frank Bandy Fairfield Charles Bandy India Presbyterian Church

Missouri classmates on New Year trip to Columbia

Krank Mover of Chariton Iowa and William Shannon, University of Missouri students, spent New Year’s Eve together and planned to resume work in Columbia. Bob Shavinor drove them to Kirksville for bus onward. Mrs Evaleene Lemley expected back today from Cedar Rapids after spending New Year’s.

Krank Mover Chariton Iowa William Shannon University of Missouri Columbia Bob Shavinor Kirksville Evaleene Lemley Cedar Rapids

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lady Foraday Tonite Fox Phillips East End Grocery J. P. Wood South Iowa Ave T. J. Pease McDantel Druggist Tom Stewart Gorod Navy Washington, F Iowa Coal E. E Simkins Ainsworth, Iowa Franchot Vone May F Lobson Winnie Lashtner Pred Astaire Robert Beachley Ted Healy Stooge California Mace Motor Force Gideon A. Yoder Wellman Dead Congress Federal Deposit Insee Ranch. Corporation Daly B.c Insurance Corporation United States the National Bank of Federal Reserve Crawfordsville, R Vera Lords Eureka Ladies Aid Amanda Petruit Levine Harneny Community Club Bernice Sheetz Frall Call Robert Tnsurance Bund Federal Deposit’ Insurance Fund Federal Deposit Tiscanee Corpor Washington State Bank Dave Rider Nic McCleery Hinsdale Nellie Wilson C. W. Stewart Kya Denny Ats Washington Cleaners South Side Tulsa Oil Co Washington -Riverside John Shields & Sons Dixie Washington Oil Co Bill Comleak Fm Speakin Tee Th’ Wilson Coal Company Wilson Bill Coalfax
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