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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1932

Page

6

Royal Neighbors Install Officers At Woodman Hall

Royal Neighbors held an installation Tuesday at Woodman hall with Mrs. Leslie Payne installed oracle and Mrs. R. C. Wilcox honored as retiring oracle who served six years with only eight absences due to illness or death. Other officers installed include Chancellor Mrs. W. P. Moriarty and recorder Miss Ida Harmon. About 25 members attended.

Woodman Hall Leslie Payne R. C. Wilcox Oracle Harold Miller RR. C. Wilcox W. P. Moriarty Ida Harmon A. Belter Sally A. Norman Laredo Camp Alaredo Lillian Knottnerns Norman Washington Laredo

Causes of Lausanne reparations talks’ collapse blamed

Washington officials attribute Lausanne failure to three factors: US abstention, lack of agreement between France and Britain on German reparations, and European pressure for US initiative. Officials expect action only after Secretary Stimson travels to Geneva for the disarmament conference, with talks likely to continue in bilateral conversations.

Washington Lausanne United States France Great Britain Germany London Paris Europe American Congress Congress Stimson Geneva MacDonald Lavyal

Fat Girls Tip: Kruschen Salts for Slimming Your Figure

World wide appeal of Kruschen Salts promises safe, harmless fat loss with a daily morning dose of one half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast. Cut fats like pastry and fatty meats while enjoying potatoes and sugar. A four week bottle costs little with a money back guarantee at Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Kruschen Lemmon's

Pancake and Sausage Supper at M E Church Friday

Community supper at M E church Friday night offering all you can eat pancakes and sausage. Sponsored by US E C class. Serving begins at 5 10. Proceeds support church activities.

M. E US. E. C

Local Club Meetings Planned For Thursday Afternoons

The Ladies Aid of the Christian church meets with Mrs Dill Boileau while Wallace P T A gathers at 3 45 PM with Mrs Glenn Mace reviewing a lesson Dr Hendricks to speak Ph O members to attend The Ph O supper moves to 650 PM at the Y M C A Community room A short business meeting sits in the east end at 545 PM Rural Womens club meets with Mrs Homer Vincent Farm Bureau demonstration presented Hostesses include Mrs Earl Dill Mrs Chas Whrapp and Mrs Lloyd Phillips with entertainment by Mrs youne and Mrs W H Anderson and others.

Ladies Aid of the Christian Church Dill Boileau Wallace P. T. A Glenn Mace Dr. Hendricks Ph. O Rural Womens Club Homer Vincent Farm Bureau Demonstration Earl Dill Chas. Whrapp Lloyd Phillips Lexington Ladies Aid Soriety Youne W. H. Anderson

Congregational Social at U P Church Honors Davidson and Galloway Families

A congregational social at the U P church Thursday at 7 40 p m honors the R J Davidson family and the Sarl Galloway family as they prepare to move to new homes. Everyone is invited.

U. P R. J. Davidson Sarl Galloway

Church Groups Schedule January Meetings In City

Baptist Ladies host January Social Friday afternoon at 2 30 in the church to be led by Unit 4. M E church Ladies Aid meet Friday at 2 30 in the large Sunday school room. Junior High PTA holds a Friday meeting January 22 at 7 56 with parent attendance and officer elections. Presbyterian Missionary Society to meet with Mrs Carl Roberts Friday afternoon at 2.

Ladies Aid M. E. Church Unit 4 The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Carl Roberts

Weather notes and small town updates from Ainsworth

Ainsworth R. R.2 correspondent reports scarce news as roads stay bad but sun returns on Sunday and Monday. Neighbors share daily chores, visits, and small happenings including Gardner’s improving health, local beef canning, a birthday supper, and a cow sale to George Gobble of Ainsworth. Weather and prices mirror regional patterns with curiosity about California.

Ainsworth R. R Acheson Miss Bostedo Kate Walter Johnson Johnnyle Hazen Walker Cemetery Hill Washington Lee Hunt Aso Claude Helen Kilgore Vera O'Connor California Tle Journal Wright McConnell George Gobble Ainsworth

Ways of Helping the Church by Washington Youth

Group of Washington youths at Happy Hour Sunday night listed methods to aid the church and improve programs. Winners praised for best list included Mary Pauls leading the answers on how youths can help the church. other groups offered ideas on attracting youth, church leadership, and maximizing church services.

Mary Pauls Washington Ernie Marshall Peo

Columbus Junction Community News Roundup

Directors of the Cotter shipping association were elected Tuesday afternoon. Trustees were chosen for drainage districts 16 and 4 in the Lewish county area. The W M B class and Ladies Aid announce local events. Edith Blanchard of Wapello visits Columbus City, and A W Hinderman is re elected county sheriff.

Columbus Junction Janel Cotter Shipping Association John Arthur J. J. Jenkins Garry Stapp John Thomas Henry Wagenknecht Lewish County George Stengearber Noah Shreck Edward Yotter H. S. Sexton Fred Siegel Presbyterian Sunday School Jenning Ladies Aid Society Fredonia Methodist Church Nellie Meeker Edith Blanchard Wapello Thomas Robertson Columbus City Board of Supervisors Louise County A. W. Hinderman Frank Ross

County hiring shifts and local sales noted in brief

The county approved a $1000 yearly salary for the manager of the county farm and retained P. G. Wiederrecht as courthouse janitor. Road and bridge wages were cut with varied rates for foremen to casual labor. A death notice from Mrs. Emily McDaniel reports her sister Mrs. Wallcott died in Sioux City January 17. Local students from Columbus High in declamatory contest will compete February 4. A sale at Edward J. Havel farm north of Haskins drew a large crowd with livestock and farm equipment moving quickly.

P. G. Wiederrecht Emily McDaniel Concord Township William Wallcott Sioux City Carl Weber Robert Reaney Randall Bebb Wall Columbus High School Paul Klotz Columbus Junction R. BB. Dougherty Washington

Rubio notices and visits around Oskaloosa and Fairfield

Mrs L B Hanan reports on social visits in Oskaloosa and surrounding towns. Margaret and W Morgan from Fletery College spend a weekend with Maynard Kallous in Wa ton. I B Johan and daughter Kenner Robison visit. John Richard Morgan and Kenneth Steinbeck enjoy Fairfield weekend. Ray Moorer visits Owen Morgan. Warren Morgan visits Clay neighborhood. Virgil Scearey acquiring hog copy for O Bo Morgan. Kolesick buys and ships hogs to Ottumwa.

Rubio Margaret W Morgan Oskaloosa Maynard Kallous Waton I. B Johan Kenner Robison Baby O. W. Schmitter John Richard Morgan Kenneth Steinbeck Fairfield Ray Moorer Owen Morgan Warren Morgan Clay Tayday Virgil Scearey O. Bo Morgan BE. HH

Fight Over U S Salary Reductions Faces House Opposition

Washington January 21 The push to cut salaries of government workers as part of a bipartisan economy plan meets heavy resistance. Supporters press for a vote on the 175 million agricultural supply bill while opponents urge delay until tax revision is enacted and broader appropriations are reviewed. Representative Henry Rainey says the salary cut should not be resolved on the appropriations bill and may require committee study. Senator Borah of Idaho also weighs in on the issue.

Washington INS Congress House Henry T. Rainey Minois Rainey Borah Idaho Ted Mendoza Bob Don Bob Morales Price

New Books at Library Offer Wide Adult Fiction List

The library announces new adult fiction titles including S W Bassett Barbary Lane E N Blair A Woman of Courage Clemence Dane Broome Stages M F Jay Morning's at Seven Oliver La Farge Sparks Fly Upward Emilie Loring Fajr Tomorrow H T Miller Sharon Milne Two People Daniel Webster Black Daniel Scaramouche the King Maker Judith Paris Who Is Next Hathaway House Two Black Sheep Mr Fothergill's Plot Elizabeth Corbett Young Mrs Meigs Maid in Waiting Galsworthy Beyond the Rio Grande Memorial Short Stories for 1931 O Herry Memorial Short Stories for 1931.

Bassett S. W Barbary Lane Blair, E. N Age Dane Clemence Broome Stages Jay M. F la Farge Oliver Loring Emilie Ure Sabatini Rafael Scaramouche Walpole Hugh Judith Paris Webster H. K White N. G Hathaway House Wilson H. L Martin Armstrong Mr. Fothergill Elizabeth Corbett Meigs John Galsworthy W. M. Raine Rio Grande B. C. Williams O. Herry

Senate push for reduction bill in Borah plan

The Borah plan proposes 6 percent cuts on salaries under 7000 dollars, 10 percent on 7000 to 10000, and 20 percent over 10000. Wood of Indiana seeks a more moderate approach aiming to save 35 to 40 million. Obstacles arise for a bipartisan economy program tied to presidential recommendations. The president opposes the American Legion pension proposal for widows and children and a House veterans committee plans 26 a month, potentially outlawing the pension bill this session.

Senate Borah Wood Indiana Hoovers American Legion House World War Veterans Committee

Fisherman Bows Out of Fence Dragging Joke

A humorous quip notes fewer fishing season accidents than hunting ones because a fisherman cannot drag a fishing pole through a wire fence by the muzzle.

Richards Rheumatic Remedy Ad

The ad promotes Richards Rheumatic Remedy claiming it reaches every bone, muscle tissue and joint to remove the cause and stop pain. It offers a money back guarantee and lists prices as $1.00 or six for $5.50, sold at Sherman Bros and all druggists.

Sherman Bros

El Coyote Strikes Across the Border in Verdi Tale

In Verdi a masked bandit known as El Coyote battles rancher Don Morales with betrayal and lovers entangled. Bob Harkness poses as the outlaw while Ted Radcliffe guards secrets and helps save Bob through a risky blood transfusion and wary alliance with Dr. Price.

Bob Harkness Verdi el Coyote Paco Morales el Cyote Ann Reed Morales Bob Ted Ann Dr. Price

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