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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1936

Page

5

Collegians Beat Cardinals 36 to 29 in Preview

The Daily Iowan notes Golden Gloves boxing tourney in Iowa City with preliminaries on Feb 4 and 6 at the American Legion building and finals on Feb 13. Eight winners will join Iowa’s team for the Chicago event on Feb 24. Bob Rush oversees the local tourney. Entry blanks available for amateur boxers.

Daily Iowan Iowa City American Legion Iowab Chicago Bob Rush Rush Washington Veterans of Foreign Wars The

Wayland Sweeps Cotter In Friday Basketball Doubleheader

Wayland teams defeated Cotter on Cotter floor Friday night. The Wayland second team, made up entirely of sophomores, won 26 to 14, completing the doubleheader sweep.

Wayland Cotter

Demons Prepare for Muscatine Tilt

Washington high school basketball under coach Guy Carlton gears for a Little Six game at Muscatine Friday. Star sophomore Tom Gray is out for the season with a broken ankle while regular center Ray Palmer battles a sprain. Muscatine fielded a strong squad, though recent luck has been mixed, including a 20 19 win over Burlington.

Guy Carlton Washington High Muscatine Tom Gray Ray Palmer Muskies Burlington

Cotter Reserves Fall. Victorious by Narrow Margin

The Cotter reserves led 13 to 12 at halftime but the first team recovered to win 26 to 24 and avenge a 7 to 28 defeat handed to Cotter earlier this season.

Cotter

Conesville Beats Junction High Five

Conesville high school defeated Columbus Junction 25 to 20 on Tuesday evening. The visitors led 19 to 14 at halftime. Jean of Conesville scored 12 points and Newnham had seven for Columbus. In the preliminary, Columbus won 82 to 11 over Conesville’s second team. Wyman will play here Jan 21.

Columbus Junction Conesville Jean Newnham Columbus Coumbus Wyman

Local teams battle in tight junior college contest

The Washington area game saw the junior college Cardinals edge the Y Collegians 36 to 29 in a closely fought match. John Jackson led the Collegians with 14 points in the first half while Roger Licher boosted the Cardinals in the second period. A potential third game to decide the Washington Championship was discussed but not formalized.

Cardinals Y" Collegians Sann Collegians Washington John Jackson Warriors Jackson Roger Licher Fletcher Glider McFadden Kiesey Norton Blick

Birthday Surprise Honors Mrs Beenblossom in District 4

Mrs. Everette Beenblossom celebrated her birthday with a Sunday dinner hosted by relatives including the Mack Harold and Leslie Beenblossom families and the Roy Randall family. A second surprise followed Monday for 28 neighbors with oysters and refreshments. Other local visitors and rides are noted, including Will McCon nellie and the Gardners at Gardenty Home.

Everette Beenblossom Frank Moore Mack Harold Leslie Beenblossom Roy Randall I. K. Beal Will McConnelle Gardenty Home Tommy Harvey A .L. Meredith Walter Gardners Paul Lytle

Wellston Pupils Attend Coasting Party with Teacher

At Wellston, those not absent or tardy for the third six weeks included Lloyd Wilson, Herbert Pauly, Wayne Lemley, and Marion Pauly. The school held a coasting party Thursday evening with after-event treats of popcorn, candy, and apples for the children.

Wellston Lloyd Wilson Herbert Pauly Wayne Lemley Marion Pauly Wellston School Dayton Iowa City W. W. McGinnis

Brothers Open Produce Business in Riverside Building

Jerno Schnoebelen of Milwaukee opens a produce business in the Kueneman building at Riverside. The operation will handle poultry cream and eggs with a farmer free culling service. his brother George assists with flock culling. A cream testing area and office are added, and a feeds line will follow.

Riverside Jerno Schnoebelen Milwaukee Wis George Schnoebelen Schnoebelen Hatchery Kueneman Schnoebelen George

Wellman Creamery Names Two Directors at Annual Meeting

The Wellman Co operative creamery ongoing annual meeting continues Friday January 17. New directors named to fill vacancies from Frank Blumenstein and Jim Morrison are W P Marner and Marvin Mathess. Seventy five attendees noted the session with officers to be elected. The Guiverichs plan to return later in the week after a visit at Excelsior Springs. Drs Miller and Braden attended the Washington county hospital staff meeting Tuesday evening.

Wellman Wellman Co-operative Creamery Frank Blumenstein Jim Morrison W. P. Marner Marvin Mathess A. C. Guiverich Excelsior Springs FE. D. Miller’ S A. L Braden Washington County Hospital

Retirement of Ainsworth Streets Chief S. D. Ross

Ainsworth notices mark 32 years service as Street Commissioner for S. D. Ross who moved from Indiana in 1891 and was appointed in 1903. He oversaw crossings cleaning from 1904, helped light and water infrastructure, served as marshal, aided during fires, and witnessed early town developments before retiring.

Ruth Norris Ainsworth S. D. Ross Ross Indiana Altho Columbus Junction Mr. Ross Dave Welliver Chas. Olds John McParland Methodist Church Matt Miller Wm. Simking Marshall Mr Marshall Steve Ross

Men from Dublin Are Fox Hunters Meet Good Success

Charlie Mayer and Merrill Johnson went fox hunting near Dublin and bagged three foxes with Mayer taking two in one shot. Billie Robertson killed two foxes last week. Mr and Mrs Leroy Richardson hosted Phylis and Jo Ann as Sunday visitors at Rose de Robertson’s home. Viet Street Lights Jake Seethout sawed wood for the first street lights, Otto Sheetz reported Saturday afternoon.

H. J. Mangold Dublin Charlie Mayer Merrill Johnson Charlie Billie Robertson Leroy Richardson Phylis Jo Ann Rose de Robertson Jake

Bran proved by tests aids regularity and digestion

Kellogg Company supports years of nutrition research showing two tablespoons of bran daily relieve constipation over months in women. Tests indicate bran bulk can outperform fruit and vegetable bulk in some men, with ALL-BRAN delivering vitamin and iron as well. A natural laxative food sold by Kellogg in Battle Creek.

Kellogg Company Kellogg Battle Creek

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