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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1933

Page

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Tax List Announced by County Auditor for Washington County

Miss Ethel Grecian the county auditor today announced the abstract of the tax list for Washington County showing total taxes of 828 835 94 a decrease of about 13 000 from last year. Major expenses include district schools over 350 000 and road taxes above 138 000 with other town and general taxes. Taxes are payable now mainly in installments in March and September with no penalty until after April 1.

Ethel Grecian Washington County

James M Williams Dies in Oelwein at 84

James Madison Williams age eighty four died at his daughter’s home in Oelwein Iowa after a stroke last Sunday. Funeral services to be held Wednesday at 2 30 in Sigourney Christians church with interment in Sigourney cemetery. He lived in Washington twelve years with Dr and Mrs Kerr and was fond of outdoor life and fishing.

James Madison Williams G. I. Kerr W. E. Dudley Oelwein Iowa Sigourney Christian Church Williams Washington Mrs Kerr

Boice Joins Cedar Falls Medical Practice

Dr William A Boice moves to Cedar Falls Iowa to practice medicine and takes over the office and goodwill of Dr Will Hearst who died after thirty years there. Boice is a graduate of the State University and has interned at Charity Hospital New Orleans and served as surgical assistant at Augustana Hospital Chicago.

William A. Boice C. A. Boicea Washington Cedar Falls Will Ft. Hearst Botte State University of [Ont Charity New Orleans Anmla Augustana Hospital Caicago

Washington Y Defeats Keokuk in Second Half Rally

The Washington YMCA team beat Keokuk 50 to 27 after a tight first half. Fulk Ahrens Little and Judevine led Washington scoring while Skogs topped Keokuk. A preliminary game saw Washington freshmen fall 2 19 to a West Chester mix. Washington lineup included Grecian Mitchell Hasty Palmer Matucha Tucker Campbell Dougall Gibson.

Washington Y. M. C. A Keokuk Washington Cagers Fulk Ahrens Little Judevine Washington Skogs West Chester Grecian Mitchell Hasty Palmer Matucha Tucker Campbell Dougall Gibson

Two Escape Hurts When Hit by Cars

John Bergquist escaped injury after his bicycle collided with Edgar Porter’s car near the Washington oil station on North Iowa avenue around ten this morning. Henry Minick, aged seven, was bumped yesterday by a truck driven by Lester Raymond but had only a sore shoulder and stiffness today.

John Bergquist Edgar Porter Washington Oil Station Iowa Avenue Bergquist Henry Minick Lester Raymond Mr. Minick Minicte Midway Cafe Mr. Miniek Mr. Raymond

Sausage Relief Reaches 481 Families In Need

A relief effort provided sausage to 481 individuals through local hog donations. Hogs were contributed weekly, processed at the county farm, and sold by local meat markets with no money involved. Recent contributions included hogs from E L J A, Cloves Stewart, and Henry Witt hoft.

Ths Cloves Stewart Henry Witthoft

Notable Tribute to Mrs Coolidge From Santa Monica

A Santa Monica message honors Mrs. Coolidge praising her native dignity sincerity and modest graciousness. The piece notes her influence on the nation and regards her as a model for American women regardless of social status.

Santa Monica Cal

End of Iowa Warm Wave Forecast Sudden Cold Snap

Weather bureau predicts an abrupt end to Iowa's mild winter with temperatures dropping from around 22 degrees above normal to as low as six above zero. Night lows expected 6 to 20 degrees across regions, reversing the day's milder conditions.

DPS Iowa Jan INS Weather Bureau

Church Men Hear Mission Progress Report

The Men’s Forum of the United Presbyterian Church met last night with Lloyd Walker chairing the program committee and leading group singing. Rev. D C Fulton read an account of mission work progress in Africa.

Unied Presbyterian Church Lloyd Walker Rev D. C. Fulton Africa

Washington Band Elects Officers At City Hall Meeting

The Washington concert band elected officers for the coming year at the annual meeting in city hall. President Lloyd Arnold and Vice president Lester Macon head a slate that includes Secretary Audrey Humble Treasurer Wm Manassier Manager Hal Reister Assistant manager Hubert Rail Director Neill Humble Assistant director Grover Springman. The group, formed about 25 years ago, notes a rich library valued over 3000 and equipment around 1000, with two full uniform sets.

Washington City Hall Lloyd Arnold Lester Macon Audrey Humble Wm. Manassier Hal Reister Hubert Neill Humble Grover Springman Harry Springman Pollok Wallace Chas. Langenburg Geo. H. Mulieh J. C. Caner Fred Manhart Neil Humble Varius Washington Concert Band

Church conducts winter mission study for three groups

The news organization announced supervision of the men's division of the mission study classes for winter. Three groups will pursue a six week course covering the young people women and men of the church.

Banks Elected Directors At Washington Institutions

Stockholders of the Washington National and Washington State banks held annual meetings with optimism, electing directors for the new year. Washington National re elected several directors including Winfield Smouse and Col C J Wilson, while Washington State re elected Dr W L Alcorn, G N Barclay, R F Davis, J F Foster, Ernest Knotek, G H McDaniel and T C Reeves.

Washington State Washington National The Bank Winfield Smouse Col. C. J. Wilson C. C. Wilson R. E F. Dougherty Fred L. Stewart Joe Link K. L. Lytle D. D. Sherman J. M Bratten B. BR. Rerdo State Bank Elects Washington State Bank Banking House Glen N. Barclay Ra. F. Davis W. L. Alcorn G. N. Barclay R. F. Davis John F. Foster Ernest

Aged Brighton Resident Joseph Schooley Dies at 76

Joseph Schooley aged 76 of Brighton died at 1 15 this morning at his home after a long illness. Born October 12 1848 in Ohio he moved to Brighton 65 years ago and lived there over four decades. He leaves three sons Marion of Des Moines Oscar and Clarence of Brighton ten grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral at Hoskins funeral home Thursday at two with burial in Brighton cemetery. Delores Decker two died in Fairfield hospital from pneumonia after a whooping cough illness. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Decker of Pleasant Plain her mother Dell Singleton and grandmother Mrs Ed Singleton of Brighton.

Brighton Joseph Laten Schooley Mr. Schooley Ohio Town Mary Ellen Wiles Marion Des Moines Oscar Clarence Hoskins Delores Decker Roy Decker Pleasant Plain Jefferson County Hospital Fairfield Dell Singleton Ed Singleton

Governor Commutes Death Sentence in Beatrice Snipes Case

Governor Blackwood commutes the death sentence of Beatrice Ferguson Snipes, an expectant mother, to life imprisonment in Columbia. The action alters the result of a pending capital case amid ongoing legal proceedings.

Columbia 8. C Lbra CC. Blackwood Beatrice Ferguson Snipes

State Senate Debates Contests and Repeal Bills in Iowa

Iowa Senate moves to settle two contest cases for 14th district seat and Roelofs Moon race while preparing to hear the governor's biennial message. Committees named. appointments and petitions on chain-store tax and prohibition law retention discussed. Repeal measures to cut or abolish farm bureau aid and alter budget offices outlined for introduction.

Des Moines Iowa Iowa Senate Dan W. Tuvener Senate M. BD. Cooney Tive G. W. Patterson Burt L. T. Shangle Oskaloosa Warren A. Caldwell Sen H. L. Prwin Clinton T. Bb. Moen Inwood Garritt Roeloff CR Bronx Center Geske McGregor Harrington Sioux City Bennett Mapleton Wenner Waterloo Roelots-Moon McArthur Mason City Valentine Centerville Beardsley New Virginia Stanley (Hk Corning Marjorie Wilkinson Mount Ayr Katherine Hicklin Wapello Dowa Jan INS Iowa House of Representatives Malone Atlantic House Farm Bureau Hills C. Bh. Malone My County

Frank Hott Dies at Mare Island Naval Hospital

Frank A. Hott died at Mare Island California Naval hospital on January 4 after a long naval career. He was 53 and survived by his widow Charlotte Hott of Vallejo a sister Myra Skelley of San Francisco and cousin Maude Hott of Washington.

Ward Frank A. Hott Mare Island Calif Naval Hospital United States Navy Fleet Naval Reserve Maude Hott Washington Frank Hott Aaron Hott Charlotte Hott Vallejo Myra Skelley San Francisco

Coolidge Knew He Had Weak Heart But Said Nothing

Former president Calvin Coolidge knew his heart was weak and was considered uninsurable by insurers. He applied for $200,000 in life insurance within the last year but was declined as a poor risk. He died at his Northampton home from coronary thrombosis, and he shared his health concerns with no one.

International News Service New York INS Calvin Coolidge Coolidge Northampton Vermont

Pancake Jubilee Day Planned by Washington Merchants

Business leaders met at city hall to declare January 31 as Free Pancake Jubilee Day in Washington. Free pancakes coffee and syrup will be served downtown with no cost to attendees. Merchants who could not attend expressed support and will assist in making the event a success. Further details to follow.

Washington

Mennonites Contribute Food and Clothing to County Relief

Sugar Creek Mennonite church near Wayland donated a large food and clothing collection to the county welfare office. One half ton of corn meal, at least 20 bushels of potatoes, 44 cans of vegetables and 10 gallons of lard were included plus cabbage onions molasses buckwheat flour carrots turnips and clothing. Mrs. Della Miller will distribute on regular order days Wednesday and Saturday.

Sugar Creek Mennonite Wayland Course House Della Miller Miller Sugar Creek Mettenonite Church Big Son Mr. Wyse Simon Gingerich Melvin Gingerich Washington County Heary County Hienry County Sugar Creek Kansas City

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Ot County James .M. Williams Junebluth's Niente Mr. Kerr Mr. Williams Wm. A. Boice Franklin D. Roosevelt John Garner Roosevelt Home McNaught Syndicate Washington Band MSG Joseph T. Schooley Rockne Knute Rockne John Reynolds Notre Dame University Secret Service State Senate Court House
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