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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1933

Page

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Renewed Sino Japanese fighting near Shanhaikwan

Renewed hostilities near Shanhaikwan sparked alarm in Shanghai as Chinese and Japanese forces clashed in land sea and air operations. Reports say thousands affected, with civilians killed and part of the Great Wall damaged as Japanese ships bombarded shore defenses.

Penping Shanhaikwon Shanghai Shanhaikwan Wen Hun-gen Chapei Wen Shantaikwan Nanking Yangtze River Peiping Hochi-Kuo Batts Wall Peitaiho Changwangtao Chang Hsueh-Lian United States

Smouse to Lead Prayer Service in Store Room

Winfield Smouse will lead the men's prayer services tomorrow at nine o'clock in the store room south of the C B Lemmon jewelry store. Fifteen men attended the nine o'clock meeting this morning in the east side store room led by J A Taylor of the high school faculty.

Mrs. R. H. Clyde Rites Set After Long Service

Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 at 409 North Avenue B for Mrs. R H Clyde with Dr F C Witzigman presiding. Burial in Elm Grove cemetery. Mrs Clyde died at 9:25 last night after a paralytic stroke on December 22. Born Elizabeth Louise Brown in New Jersey she moved to Washington as a child and married Robert H Clyde in 1872. She led the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society and the local W C T U, serving as president and treasurer respectively, and taught a long-running Bible class.

North Avenue B R. H. Clyde F. C. Witzigman Methodist Church Elm Grove Cemetery Clyde Washington Women's Foreign Missionary Society Society Gs. E. McKee Robert H. Clyde Harry Edward Joseph Brown

Jury Trial Schedule Opens January Term in District Court

Judge W Hamilton set jury trials to begin Monday January 4 with petit jurors reporting next week. Non jury cases follow January 23 to 25 after trials. Read assignments include cases against Iowa Southern Utilities Co. and various private parties with multiple hearings across January 4 11 19 23 24 25.

Janary Dr. W. Hamilton Hamilton G. Schmoeder Iowa Southern Utilities Co Daryl Bell Walter S. Drown Adams and Son Amos Ginegerich W. S. Roth W. H. Thompson Otis Robinson John Winga The West Chester Savings Bank J. D. Dayton al Dora Stewart Interstate Business Men's Accident Assoc Dora Stewart C. E. Brown L. A. Andrew Lenora Merrifield Carrie Winter Rerdo Frank Embree International Sugar Feed Col H. C. Veggy H. G. Conrad C. A. Stephen Lara H. Eden T. G. Davison Glenn L. Davison Edmund D. Morrison Review of Ainsworth Iona Mae Snyder Murphy N. Adams Jennie D. Schneider Jacob B. Yoder Des Moines Joint Stock Land Bank Frank Freund A. Andrew Strighton Grace FE Frazey Federal Land Bank Omaha Milo Cox Wallace Mae Wallace C. L. McKenzie Woody Dawson J. M. Bratten R. Griges Geo. L. Duke

Jerry Kelly Heads to Des Moines for State House Stenography

Jerry Kelly left Iowa City by train for Des Moines to begin a stenographic job in the office of the new secretary of state Mrs. Ales Miller. He previously stenographed for Miller in town, and has prior experience at Ainsworth bank, Busby Manufacturing, and in commercial training at Washington High School. His family accompanied him to Iowa City for the sendoff.

Jerry Kelly Des Moines Ales Miller Iowa City J. M. Kelly A. L. Letger Joe Kelly

Roof Fire at Ernest Norton Home

A roof fire at the Ernest Norton home at 927 South Second Avenue was extinguished by the city fire department using chemicals. A roof hole and minor interior rafters damage resulted. insurance will cover the loss. Mrs Norton said the fire likely started in the chimney during dinner around 12 15 p m.

Ernest Norton South Second Avenue

Clyde matriarch survives with grandchildren as husband dies

Clyde survives with two grandchildren Robert William Clyde and Helen Jane Clyde. Her husband died on March 14, 1935.

Open House at Y M C A Draws Large Crowd

About 850 people attended the Washington Y M C A open house yesterday afternoon and evening. Milburn McKay directed the Washington Symphony Orchestra as visitors toured exhibitions and contests in the lobby gym and pool.

Leigh W. Soule Washington Y. M. C Washington Symphony Orchestra Milburn McKay Y. M

Fatal Crash Investigated Near Iowa City

The death of Walter Potter, 23, of Tiffin, in a one car accident west of Iowa City is under investigation. Potter's small coupe collided with a truck carrying automobiles driven by C West of Des Moines.

Iowa City Iowa Walter Potter Tiffin Here Potter Des Moines

Alice McDaniel Returns to University of Iowa

Miss Alice McDaniel returned yesterday to the University of Iowa after a period away. The move places her back on campus as students and faculty note her return with interest.

Alice McDaniel University of Iowa

Will Rogers on 1938 and the jobless in America

Santa Monica reflects on the new year and the looming 1938 outlook. Will Rogers argues that many Americans have suffered long unemployment and urges that a non-worker voice should sit on the new Roosevelt-era commission, challenging corporate control.

Santa Monica Cal America Roosevelt

New Year Church Dinners Include Elections and Tributes

United Presbyterian held its annual business meeting during a New Year dinner with McCleery as chairman and Sherman as vice chair. A biography of Dr. W H Wilson was presented while other congregations held social gatherings and elected officers for three year terms.

United Presbyterian Presbyterian Associate Presbyterian United Presbyterian Church McCleery Richard McCleery United Presbyterian E Roger Sherman Fort Sherman Mission Fund Clarence Logan Eontingent Fund D. Stewart Marion George Cloyce Stewart W. C. Mayhew W. H. Wilson Iowa Washington Wilson J. C. Bolce Presbyterian Church Harold Montgomery Story County Ella Gordon William Graf Fred L. Moore Earl Kindig Glen Coward Ernest Marshall Kilwyn Ioth Duane Peterson Maurice Mayo Karl Bevina Wahneetah Ingalls Gaili Curei A. B. Schmoeller Ruth Davis Jean Moore Associate Presbyterian Church W. M. Montgomery Isaac Kleese Elizabeth Dawson Treasur

Prayer Services in Holomes Planned by Ward Neighborhood Leaders

Locations for Wednesday prayer meetings are listed by ward with home addresses and leaders. Ward One includes Mrs. Roger Sherman at 315 West Martin with Rev. A A Vinn and others at 715 North Marion led by Rev F C Witzeman. Ward Two covers 314 Fast Main and 912 Mast Main with Dr F W Eastwood and L W Soule, plus 720 North Iowa with Miss Anna Scott. Ward Three lists several hosts including Mrs Marion Work at 403 East Washington with Miss Clara Sluber and Miss Hazel Siberts at 403 East Madison, along with others under Rev C W Klein. Ward Four designates Go South Marion with Rev D Fulton, and Rev F C Witsieman at 809 West Washington.

Ward Roger Sherman West Matin A. A. Vinn Green Squire North Marion F. C. Witzieman

New Year's Baby Reported in Crawfordsville Area

Peter Paul Graeb er Jr is the seventh child of Mr and Mrs Peter Graber of Crawfordsville. He arrived at 8 15 p m January 2 at the family home two miles west of Crawfordsville. Dr N J Lease of Crawfordsville filed the birth report this morning.

Peter Paul Graeber, Jr Peter Graber Crawfordsville Peter Paul N. J. Lease

Foster Begins New Year as County Board Chairman

Supervisors appoint Foster as chairman at the first meeting of the year. Foster succeeds Br. Jessen, who retires after six years on the board. Roy Mapel takes office as a new member, replacing Jessen. The session focused on reorganization and several appointments for approval.

Boyd Poster Br. Jessen Roy Mapel Mr. Jessen

Mayors Court Fines and Local Disorder Cases

Arlington Daniels who escaped custody and was arrested for intoxication pled before Mayor John W. Appiate and was fined fifteen dollars and costs. Pred Miller arrested for drunkenness by Night Marshal W. B. Edwards was sentenced to thirty days in county jail. A Kinross man with the basketball team was removed from the Y by Deputy Sheriff H. M. Putnam and fined nominally for intoxication.

Arlington Daniels Washington John W. Appiate Pred Miller W. B. Edwards Kinross H. M. Putnam Applegate

Jack Pickford Dead in Paris Suburb Hospital

Jack Pickford brother of Mary Pickford died today at the American hospital in Neuilly near Paris. The actor's death is reported from Paris with brief notes on his passing.

Jack Pickford Paris Mary Pickford Amerian Neuilly

Congregation holds business meeting with history talk

A church gathering reported funds in good condition. After the business meeting a social hour and short program followed. A. J. Dawson provided a history of the congregation.

Ers A. J. Dawson

Washington Municipal Band Plans Thursday Meeting

A new Washington band organized by local musicians will meet Thursday evening at the YMCA to adopt its constitution and bylaws Milburn McKay, high school band director, will direct the group The organization aims to cooperate with civic enterprises and local businesses.

Washington

Council Lowers Washington Road Poll Tax

At yesterday's city council meeting the road poll tax was cut from four dollars to three dollars for the year. The tax is due to the city clerk after notices are mailed later, and unpaid amounts after December 1 will be certified to the county auditor for collection by the treasurer. The 25 percent reduction aligns with other city tax cuts.

Washington

Grosman Funeral to Be Held Wednesday

Funeral services for Join Gros man who died yesterday morning will be at L. A. Jones funeral home Wednesday at two o clock. Reverend C. W. Klein will officiate. Burial will follow in Eureka cemetery south of town.

Join Grosman L. A. Jones Funeral Home C. W. Klein Eureka Cemetery

Pratt and McFadden Return to Iowa City

LeRoy Pratt of the University of Iowa and Miss Louise McFadden of Iowa City, who had been visiting here, returned last night to Iowa City.

LeRoy Pratt University of Iowa Louise McFadden Iowa City

Pratt Leaves for Wisconsin After Christmas Visit

Mies Marjorie Pratt departs today for the University of Wisconsin at Madison following a Christmas visit at home.

Mies Marjorie Pratt University of Wisconsin At Madison

Lawrence MecKune's Home Return From Iowa City

Lawrence MecKune returned to the University of Iowa yesterday afternoon. His parents Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Mekune and brother Grant accompanied him to Iowa City.

Lawrence MecKune University of Iowa F. T. MeKune Grant Iowa City

Democratic state heads delay inauguration in Iowa

In Des Moines on January 3, the new Democratic state administration did not take office. A Republican governor heads a government with Democratic department heads. Governor elect Clyde L. Herring and Lt. Governor elect Nelson G. Krasche will be inaugurated next week. Other Republicans remaining include Agnes Samuelson, Charles Webster, and Fred P. Woodruff, railroad commissioners.

Des Moines INS Clyde L. Herring Nelson G. Krasche Dan W. Turner State House Agnes Samuelson Charles Webster Fred P. Woodruff

New Democratic Sweep Takes Iowa State Offices

In Des Moines on January 3, six new Democratic state officials and three new supreme court justices assumed office. Governor and lieutenant governor awaited canvassing next week with Clyde Herring and Nelson Kraschel to be inaugurated. Four more Democrats joined the administration, including the state’s first woman official, Mrs. Ales Miller.

Des Moines Iowa INS Supreme Court House of Representatives Democratic Party Statehouse State Clyde Herring Nelson G. Kraschel Econ Ales Miller Charles W. Storms Fort Madison Leo J. Wegman Carroll Edward L. O'Connor Ray Murray Buffalo Center M. P. Conway Atlantic State Railroad Commission John W. Kintzinger Dubuque M. F. Donegan Davenport John W. Anderson Sioux City Hubert Utterback Richard FP Mitchell Fort Dodge

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