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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1932

Page

8

Local residents seen on various business and social trips

Miss Frankie Bennett went to Iowa City on business today. Mr and Mrs Glen Jacobs and daughter Betty of Fairfield were in Washington yesterday. Chas brown auctioneer Phone 282 Black. 1641f to that Mr and Mrs Carl Crossett of Wellman spent the day here visiting relatives and on business. Oren Walace was in Columbus Junction last night. Special until Feb 1-5 gal Cities Service Oil any size. $3.00. Container free at Cities Service Station. 28812 m ths Mr and Mrs Charles Kennedy went to Cedar Rapids yesterday to attend a two day insurance convention. Their children Jean and John have been visiting grandmother Mrs Belle Rice. Welch Moore Shoe Co East Side Square has racks of shoes this weekend at $1.98 $2.48 and $2.98. Jack Wilson returned Tuesday night from Chicago where he spent about a week. Bill Crawford of Ainsworth was here today shopping. Get your Cleaners Naptha at Cities Service Station. Harry Wentworth near Brighton was here today on business. Cash and Carry prices on gas and kerosene 47¢ at Cities Service Station. 28802 in the Walter Harvey was in Iowa City on business today. Auctioneers K MACON Washington Iowa. Phone 251 red e4u

Frankie Bennett Iowa City Glen Jacobs Betty Fairfield Washington Chas. Brown Carl Crossett Wellman Oren Walace Columbus Junction Charles Kennedy Cedar Rapids Jean John Belle Rice Welch Moore Shoe Co East Side Square Jack Wilson Chicago Bill Crawford Ainsworth Cities Service Station Harry Wentworth Near Brighton

Suburban Property Sale West of Washington

Roy Stewart purchased eight acres of suburban land west of Washington for 7500 dollars. An advertisement offers Nyal Hirsutone hair care, a drugstore upsell by GEO. L. MecDaniel. The note also cites hog prices at four dollars ten cents and a brief weather outlook of cloudy tonight and fair Friday.

Roy Stewart Washington

Local notices and ads from Cotter area town page

Goodyear Rubber Heels 25c at Electric Shoe Shop near State Theatre. Mr and Mrs W E Jones plan to move March 1 to their farm 8 1/2 miles south of Cotter. Pancakes all you can eat for 25c at church event. W C Price of Centerville visiting. Frank Miller back from Sioux City on business. Mrs George Numpsey of Davenport visiting relatives. County and town telephone patrons meeting Saturday at 1 pm City Hall. Raymond Sinn from Farmers and Merchants Bank of Haskins in town on business.

Goodyear Electric State Theatre W. E. Jones Cotter Methodist Raymond Sinn Farmers and Merchants Bank atHaskins

Fairfield cattle case jury chosen in conspiracy trial

Centerville Iowa January 21 six men and six women were selected to try A L Neuhart of Fairfield on fraudulent cattle deals in the Fairfield conspiracy case. Opening statements scheduled for this afternoon after jury selection that filled the morning. The case was transferred from Jefferson county.

Centerville Iowa A. L. Neuhart Fairfield Jefferson County

Iowa City Volley Ball Team At Y M C A Tonight

Iowa City volley ball players composed of professors and graduate students of the state university visit the Y M C A floor for a 7:45 match with local Y members. No admission will be charged. Saturday evening a Washington team will travel to Cedar Rapids for a match with Y M C A members there.

Iowa City State University Washington Volley Tallers Cedar Rapids

Plea Changes Sought as Midwest Liquor Case Proceeds

Government rests in a $12,000,000 Midwest liquor conspiracy trial. Ten of thirty six defendants seek to change pleas to guilty as motions to strike evidence are denied. Notable guilty pleas include Michael Blumberg once dubbed the Capone of Clinton, with extensive interstate phone activity shown.

Chicago INS Daniel C. Anderson Walter C. Lindley Nolo Contendre Anthony Cinquinna Paul Michael Blumberg Clinton Sam Dolff Geo Bowman Joseph Rothstein Albert Avens Joseph Keller John Karsello Blumberg Capone Middle West Florida

Investigation Admitted in State Auditor’s Office Probe

In Des Moines Iowa officials acknowledge an investigation involving the state auditor’s office while denying public comment on specifics. No formal report has been submitted by budget director Oscar Anderson and Governor Turner and auditor J W Long offered no statements. Attorney General Fletcher said no charges have been filed or even considered.

Des Moines Towa Department of Budget Oscar Anderson Dan Turner J. W. Long John Fletcher

Urbana resumes business after bank scare ends weekend

Urbana Illinois today ended a five day holiday period as Mayor Reginald Harmon rescinded the holiday proclamation issued Tuesday. Banks and businesses reopen as residents regain confidence after two Champaign banks closed last Monday.

Urbana Reginald (. Harmon Champaign Harmon Urbana E

Bids Sought for Mail Hauling Job After Wells Death

Post office announces bids to haul mail from the post office to depots within ten days. The work was previously handled by W. H. Wells who died last week. Bids will be reviewed by the department in Washington D C and close January 30.

W. H. Wells Department Washington, D. C

President Refuses to Sign Anti-Jesuit Decree in Madrid

Madrid January 21 President Nicete Alcala Zamora declined to sign the decree dissolving the Jesuit order. He withheld his signature amid unrest over anti clerical measures in the Basque and Navarre provinces.

Madrid INS Nicete Alcala Zamora Basque Navarre

Cruggan Lake to Receive Sentence

Chicago January 21 two former aristocracy members Terry Cruggan and Frankie Lake were to be sentenced by Federal Judge James H Willkerson after pleading guilty to income tax evasion. They face maximum penalties of 2 years and 27 years and fines of 60000 and 50000 respectively.

Chicago INS Terry Cruggan Frankie Lake Heer James H. Willkerson

College Registration for Second Semester

Registration for the second semester of junior college work will take place tomorrow in Room 242 at the high school. Dean Mead reports several new students plan to enter and a practical schedule can be arranged. Semester examinations are being given now. those unsure of available courses should contact Dean Mead immediately.

Dean Mead

Keota High School Holds Two Declamatory Contests

In Keota the school auditorium hosted two humorous declamatory elimination contests over Monday and Tuesday. Thirteen contestants per program produced six finalists each night. Winners on Monday included Marjorie Trier and James Rogers. Tuesday winners included Rene Vogel and Gladys Waller. A first and second place will be named next Tuesday. Judges were Keota residents Mrs. J F Church Rev H W Gordon and Rev L L Chamness. The dramatic and oratorical divisions schedule further events late January to February.

Victor Hess Rene Vogel Gladys Waller Louise Pulver Catherine Russell Hielen Hlene Arnold Olgan Valenta J. F. Church H. W. Gordon L. L. Chamness Keota Kate Bk. Glover

Radio broadcast from Manchuria hailed as epoch making

The first broadcast from a field army headquarters in Manchuria was hailed as a landmark achievement in Radio News cooperation. General Shigeru Honjo and Floyd Gibbons spoke from Mukden, their voices heard around the world via the Hearst network, with transmissions reaching the United States, Europe, South America, and Australia.

New York Shigeru Honjo Manchuria Floyd Gibbons Far East International Mukden Tokyo Pacific United States Pittsburgh Oakland Cal Europe South America Australia Honjo Gibbons Hearst Radio National Broadcasting Company

Hoover's Financing Corporation Bill Near Final Action

The measure provides for a $500 million treasury fund and up to $1.45 trillion in bonds or debentures. It authorizes the treasury to buy these obligations and allows loans for temporary railroad financing and certain electric railroads. Tax exemptions apply except for federal surtaxes and estate related taxes.

Interstate Commerce Commission Treasury

Jury dismissed as Ottumwa panel returns home

The Ottumwa federal jury members Theatre Hallie Ward Howard Hays and O M Cuddy were dismissed yesterday afternoon after the judge took the case. C F Casper plans to move to Washington after purchasing the Robert Brinton property on South Third street. The Post Office resumes its preholiday hours Monday January 25 with windows open 8 am to 6 pm. Senator Frank Beatty and Mrs Beatty stay as house guests during the Leichti trial. Miss Etha Dawson and Miss Agnes Wheelan traveled to Des Moines and Indianola and Mrs R F Davis accompanied them.

Goodyear State Theatre Hallie Ward Howard Hays O. M. Cuddy Ottumwa C. F. Casper Robert Brinton South Third Street Washington Casper Orr and Ross Frank Beatty Claire Dewey McLellans Etha Dawson Agnes Wheelan Des Moines Indianola R. F. Davis

Local Refining Offer Near Methodist Church

Triploil Refining Co. promotes used crank case oil to refined oil at 40c per gallon for under 25 gallons and 35c per gallon for 25 gallons or more. Waste oil can be returned for spraying poultry houses or hogs. Claude Webb arrives from California with Miss Minnie Lohrer staying at Mrs. Merle Bailey's home. Nurse Mrs. Emma Ansil assists. Francis Haney operates shoe repair and shine. Welch Wilbur Day of Brighton visited yesterday.

Triploil Refining Co Methodist Church Claude Webb California Minnie Lohrer Merle Bailey

Mrs Ella Hall Visits Relatives in California

Mrs Ella Hall of Colfax spends the winter visiting her son Harvey Hall in San Diego and brother Harvey Young in Huntington Beach. She expects a visit from son James Norman Hall and grandson Connie, to Mayo sanitarium. Pancakes advertised as all you can eat for 25 cents at a local event. IRS notice about Laura Longwell called to Walt Patterson home due to ill father F M Fleming. Mixed dance at Moose Hall each Thursday with Benda's orchestra.

Ella Hall Colfax Harvey Hall San Diego Calif Harvey Young Huntington Beach James Norman Hall Connie Mayo Sanitarium Laura Longwell Walt Patterson Wellman F. M. Fleming Moose Hall Benda

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