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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1929

Page

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Three Airplanes Aloft for New Air Recap Today

Three endurance flight attempts were under way in the United States aimed at setting records. The Question Mark, an army plane with five crew, refueled in midair between Los Angeles and San Diego, while aviatrix Bobby Trout prepared to fly the Golden Eagle for 15 hours to challenge the women’s sustained-flight mark.

United Press United States Los Angeles San Diego California Pacific Coast Shal Blain M. Tuxhorn Kansas Bobby Trout Trout Golden Eagle Risticz and Zimmerman

Washington County Hospital to dedicate nurses home

Tomorrow marks the dedication of the new nurses home at Washington County Hospital. Jardie Bell of Wellman will deliver the principal talk at 2 PM, and residents are invited to visit the home during the afternoon or evening for a viewing.

Washington County Hospital Jardiey Bell Wellman

Legion Indoor Carnival planned by Beatty Post

At a Legion meeting, Beatty Post discussed an indoor carnival likely for late this month or early February. Maynard Brown, Bobe Kurtz, and Conner were named to the organizing committee with Cloyce Kerr in charge of a special preparations unit. The event, to be held at the armory, aims to be a major local affair and will include music by a Milburn McKay directed orchestra.

Con Beatty Post American Legion Maynard Brown Bobe Kurtz Er Conner Cloyce Kerr Armory Milburn McKay Mary Louise Harwood Carl Roving Ralph Livingston Don Sherman Y.m.oc. A Ralph Shannon Bess Pithal Kames Victor Boys Gam Richard McCleery Evverette Griffith W. G. Stewart Claude Tucker Ethe Dan FR. Sage Lomigeingham J. W. Soule Manton Hebner WW. Bowers Orville Elder Alten Montgomery Lou Jean Stewart R. L. Court Mly Bask Wate Shields Orchestra Helen Hewick Tom Howard Wolf FW. Eastwood Wayland-Washington

Miss Nellie Manners Weekend Visit Report

Crawfordsville notes weekend visitors from Des Moines to see Mr and Mrs Moorhead parents. Local residents Will Twinam Veda Twinam and John Twinam also visit North English. Mrs Marie Fletcher Rogs of Winfield visits Mr J Fletcher ill. Rev Bruce Buchan delivers Abyssinia mission address at United Presbyterian church.

Rawfordsville Ph Moorhe Des Moines J. A. Moorhead Will Twinam Veda Twinam John Twinam North Marie Fletcher Rogs Winfield J. Fletcher Bruce Buchan Abyssinia Momouth United Presbyterian Church

Lupton Gifts Honor Local War Heroes with Memorial Trees

Ly B Lupton funds four bronze tablet markers at a county home Central Park and county hospital grounds. One honors Leon Rea ty, one G A Tin, one Clara Barton, and another by Col B J Baumer at a Women's Relief Corps memorial. The markers praise the community’s veterans and benefactor.

Ly B Becha Women's Relief Corps Leon Reaty G. A. Tin Central Park Clara Barton B.J. Baumer WR Cc Lupton

Y M C A Hosts New Year's Day Open House

J C Ford dies after bronchial pneumonia in Washington Iowa. He had long been active in church and fraternal groups and led the Protective Benevolent Association. Born near Washington in 1868, he lived most of his life here and worked in various businesses before devoting himself to the association.

Washington Business Wy. House Wasington Presbyterian Church LO. C. F John Cnennees Rua Wax Mareham Talloyland Washington Josseph Anderson Ford Maria Johnson Ford Emma Stewart Mr. Ford Washington Chat J. G. Hite Produce Company Sol Rich Cook, Maxwell and Ford Protective Benevolent Association Ford

New Motor Car Arrives at Rock Island Depot

At Rock Island depot yesterday evening No. 49 arrived from the east with a new motor car replacing the steam engine. It is the first of eight such cars on the Missouri division. The set will include a combination mail baggage coach and an additional trailer to handle about 100 passengers. William Livingston, back for the holidays with his parents, left last night for Harvard University to resume his studies.

Rock Island Missouri Division

Citizens Petition For Road Improvements In Washington County

Citizens filed petitions with the county auditor asking the Washington County Board of Supervisors to fund and complete grading and traveling improvements on the Washington Wayland road from Washington to the Henry County line. Signatures reached hundreds from Washington business people and farmers along the road. some papers were returned late.

Isnea Ulseeha Wesmingwaelon Waalington-Wayland Washington Washington County Ictoracion Henry County

Jessen Chosen Board Chairman in 1829 Meeting

Jessen is elected board chairman at the first ward supervisors meeting for 1829. Wellman begins a second three year term in 1980. Brown takes office, succeeding Donane. Personal details include Jennie Teas Gardner and daughter Patricia Jane, plus grandson John Edward Gardner. Funeral plans set for Friday at 2 30 in Presbyterian church with Elm Grove cemetery burial and Masons Knights of Pythias Odd Fellows in attendance.

BN. Em St Wellman Ba Kos TR. E Brown Saint Donane Presbyterian Church F.W. Eastwood Elm Grove Cemetery Te Masons Knights of Pythias Odd Fellows Lodges L. 4 Jones

YMCA Tossers Defeat Wayland in Ragged Barnstormer

Washington defeated Wayland 31 to 22 on the YMCA court in a hard fought, uneven contest. Schulty scored five in the first half while Kiesey erupted for five in the fourth, with Kolosick, Weaver, and Hill notable in floor play and defense.

Waysland Independents Ym.c. A Washington Keswick Athletic Club Keswick Wayland Schulty Kiesey Kolosick Weavler Hill Ay iWayland

Cold Wave Hits Midwest With Deep Snowfall

The cold snap settled across the middle west with near zero temperatures and 3 to 6 inches of snow covering the region. Forecasters warned of lingering cold as travel slowed and conditions remained severe.

Middle West Chicago

Thursday's Five Best Radio Features Overview

A clipped radio feature roundup lists broadcasts on WIZ and network stations at 6:30 and 9 EST. Mentions Genia Zielinska soprano on WOR WANC and other network hours. Notes travel and visit details surrounding Rothschild and Margolin households and a trip to Ainsworth.

Genia Zielinska WOR Sonora Mily WARC Network Seville

Iowa electors assemble to cast ballots for president

Des Moines January 2 electors to meet to choose four electors and a secretary of the state electoral college and to name a carrier to Washington. The group includes Col C J Wilson of Washington for the first district.

Des Moines Anger Washington Col. C.J Wilson

Boys Hobby Show Awards At Y M C A

Winners announced by Victor Mastin for the annual boys show at the YMCA. Top honors go to Henry Carris for the all round collection including fossils, minerals, shells, and mounted specimens. Karl Bevins receives honorable mention for his diverse entries. Local businessmen provided prizes from Fred Stewart Lemmon’s Lemmon’s Pharmacy and the YMCA.

Victor Mastin Eugene ‘Trask Karl Bevins Hridge Jack — Gibson Grant Davis Carl Bevans Homer Richardson Hom Richardson Staten Browning Junior Bolee Henry Carris Karl Revins Mites Knight Karl Revins Tom Duncan Tom Danja Tom Mckshinney Eugene Trask Claus Karl Borlne Flrst Springman Fred Stewart Lemmon's Jewelry Store Lytle Grocery Lemmon's Pharmacy Klein Kiothing Ko Sherman Drug Store McDaniel Drug Store YMCA

New County Officers Installed in Washington County

New officers began two year terms today in Washington County. R. E. Brown succeeds Sam T. Donahey on the board of supervisors. Edna Purvis becomes clerk of the district court succeeding D. C Kilgore. George F. Morrison is county attorney replacing A. E Baldridge. Marion George becomes treasurer and Ethel Grecian auditor. Alta Wyse becomes deputy clerk of court replacing current assistant.

Washington County Jormer R. E. Brown Board of Supervisors Sam T. Donahey Edna Purvis D. C Kilgore District Court George F. Morrison A. E. Baldridge Marion George Ethel Grecian Court House Alta Wyse Miss Purvis Celerk

Congressional debate over probing prohibition enforcement

Washington report shows both parties cool to a Durant proposal for a congressional committee inquiry into dry law enforcement. Treasury secretary Seymour H. Lowman says Congress may act without Treasury opposition while Republicans and Democrats signal little support for the idea. The main sentiment is that enforcement has been studied enough and any inquiry would be superseded by expert sociologists and the Hoover transition.

Washington, Jan Treasury Department W. C. Durant Automobile Manufacturistant Treasury Seyma Lowman United Press Today The Crampton Repub. Hewn Michigan House Durant Congress Washington Congressional United Press Epublicans Hoover

1929 Auto Plates Now Required Across County

The county treasurer warns that 1928 plates incur fines up to 100 dollars and urges residents to obtain 1929 green number plates. About 275 vehicles were licensed Monday, including 27 trucks, with 158 more licenses than last year and around 490 applications in the mail.

Washington County Court House

Three Students Die in Christmas Fire at Oregon Normal School

Fire believed caused by lighted candles in a private home hosting three Oregon Normal School students in Monmouth Ore killed three women students. The blaze gutted the residence where they were staying.

Monmouth Ore Oregon Normal School

King George Illness Said Lifting as Home Secretary Reports

London dispatch reports Sir William Joynson Hicks stating the worst of King George illness is over before his departure to Mentone France. The remark came as the home secretary prepared for travel.

London King George William Joynson Hicks Mentone France

Also Mentioned on This Page

Legion Planning Thor Crawfordsville Nellie Manners L. B. Lupton Y.M.C.A J. C. Ford LW. Soule Y. A East Joby Hi-Y Club Mayo William Rupert Bath Joan Maxwell Oh Ford William Livingston Schuyler Livingston Harvar Wayland Highway Signey Jennie Teas Rice Gardner Glendale Patricia Jane John Edward Gardner Priday Washton Minsterial Association Washington C County C. W. Klein St. Paulangelical Church Ih Nook Monty Coe Haehoon Greeh Mil Vo Tall Pra Rothschild Yankton South Dakota Harry Margylin Margolin Margolin Ho George Hunter Ainsworth Alvie Boileau Teasury Department Victor Mastin Lowman Province of Con
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