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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1936

Page

2

Washington hospital patient endures blizzard rescue

A. Ruebsam remains in serious but improving condition after appendicitis during a heavy snow and cold wave. He was carried on a sled to the pavement and is expected to stay in the hospital for two to three weeks. Auctioneer D F Macon listed in Washington Iowa. Accompanying Tom Canton to California were Hubert West and Ralph Blick.

A. Ruebsam Washington Tv Hospital D. F. Macon Washington Iowa Tom Canton California Hubert West Ralph Blick Harold Tom Mr. Blick West Tts Ella Cherry Zion M. R. Meek L. M. Meek Dioid Smith Kansas City Sidney Smith Cloid Martin Whittaker Chicago Reister Charles Brown Don Witterman Milt Denison Marion Anderson W. W. Barrett Hosale Cedar Ma

Cedar Falls Officials Seek Franchise for Power Lines in Grundy County

Cedar Falls city attorney R F Merner and city engineer C H Streeter have applied for a franchise to build and operate nine miles of electric transmission lines in Grundy county. Last week 19 Grundy county farmers owed the local council for line extensions to serve their farms.

Cedar Falls R. F. Merner Ena C. H. Streeter Grundy County Wek

Hospital Discharges and An Appendix Procedure

Eleanor Augustine of Washington Route 4 underwent an appendectomy this morning. Mrs. Harry Davis was discharged yesterday afternoon. Mrs. H. J. Chody and daughter were discharged yesterday afternoon for Riverside home. Mrs. Vernon Beatty of Riverside was also discharged yesterday afternoon.

Eleanor Augustine Washington Harry Davis H. J. Chody Riverside Vernon Beatty

Kerof Announces Candidacy for County Attorney at June Primary

L J Kerof declares himself a Republican candidate for county attorney in the June primary. He appeals for voter support and notes the decision is subject to the will of Republican voters.

Jurgens Describes Germany and the Nazi Rise at Rotary

A Rotary speaker extols the Nazi movement, credits Hitler with saving Germany from communism, and claims democracy failed the German people. He argues Germany and Italy are virile nations while France fears growth and decadence, with Europe unsettled and militarized.

Hitler Germany France England Nazi Party Communistic Party Italy Europe

Ruth Mary Dunbar Mumps Victim In Walnut District

Ruthmary Dunbar of Walnut District is ill with mumps and will not return to school this week. Rural schools closed last weekend due to cold weather and larger students attend while younger children stay home. Local residents, church attendance, and family visits are noted in a brief community roundup.

Ruth Mary Dunbar Walnut District Lloyd Nelson Ruthmary Dunbar Lyle Wilson Charlie McKay Joe Nelson Howard Daniel Eugene Nelson Car Sevilla Jean John Kurtz Ralph Chorpenning Illinois Ralph Y. M Chicago

Gold Medal Tourney Dates Set at Wash Y M C A

The Washington Y M C A physical affairs committee set February 24 to 29 for the Gold Medal basketball tournament for amateur independent teams at the Y court with games each evening. Sixty medals plus a trophy will be awarded. entry fee is three dollars per team.

Washington Y. M. C. A Cotter Ainsworth Wayland Richmond Kalona Wyman Jay Carlton Lee Hoover Lee Holland Ia Nicola & Harmon Leigh Soule

Fire rips New Ulm district in 700000 loss

Firemen battled 30 below zero in New Ulm Minnesota as flames from a drugstore explosion swept four buildings. The Beehive store and State Bank were destroyed along with several offices and a landmark bakery. A third fire truck from Mankato could not reach town due to the cold.

New Ulm Minn State Bank Beehive W. C. Schreudber C. W. Miller A. F. Roedner Jeseph Vogel O. J. Neifert Thompson, Dempsey, Johnson & Thompson R. J. Higgs Albert Flor Prickson

Mrs Weaver Reaches 101 Celebrates Long Life

Mrs Wealthy Weaver of Fort Dodge Iowa aged 101 recalls Martin Van Buren era and marks her birthday after celebrating on Sunday. Married in 1886 she raised 12 children all deceased and leaves 32 grandchildren and 34 great grandchildren.

Fort Dodge Iowa Wealthy Weaver Martin van Buren Weaver

Ukraine joins Soviet republics in postwar realignment

In a regional reshuffle, Ukraine becomes part of a broader Soviet framework with integration into eight republic units and ongoing governance adjustments following the war.

Ukraine

Volleyball Teams to Attend Y M C A Matches Wednesday

Ottumwa and Cedar Rapids Y M C A volleyball squads will visit for a round robin at 7:30 with a Washington team possibly joining. A committee led by Stan Kiesey Dr R A Hender and Walt Kiesey plans the event. Public admission is free. Ping Pong Finals also at seven feature Henry Little vs Ticky Mitchell with the winner facing earlier rosere bracket players. A senior doubles ping pong tournament is planned with entries closing Saturday.

Ottumwa Cedar Rapids Washington Stan Kiesey Dr. R. A. Hender Walt Kiesey Henry Little Ticky Mitchell Lester Rath Robert Hender Dave Boyer

Riverside Falls to Letts Five in Low-Scoring Tilt

Riverside high school lost to Letts five 29 to 23 in Letts on Friday night. The defeat drops Riverside from a top spot in the Little Five Conference as Nichols had already spoiled the lead, with Riverside hoping to rebound in future games. The Riverside girls travel to Springdale next Friday to face the Springdale girls in basketball.

Riverside Riverside High School Letts Little Five Nichols Conesville Springdale

Farming in Argentina Dairying Grows Amid Large South American Farms

The article notes Argentina’s dairying expanding as a major industry with farms averaging 100 to 200 cows on 250 acres. cattle milking outdoors, grass diets, and a semi feudal rent system prevail. It describes vast acreages, lack of milking sheds, and rentals of 800 to 700 acres at rates around $1.75 to $2 per acre near Buenos Aires. It also covers broader South American farming contrasts with American methods. A separate item mentions Cedar Rapids labor injunction halting a meeting on reinstatement of strikers from a low manufacturing firm.

Omics Washington Argentina Carl South America America Bureau Europe Derrymen Buenos Aires Cedar Rapids Iowa National Labor Relations Board George C. B Scott

Origin of Word Teetotaler Coined by Richard Turner

Teetotaler derives from adding er to total and is attributed to Richard Turner in 1483. The term appears in historical notes explaining its origin and formation from the adjective total.

Richard Turner

Heights Defeats Centennial in Grade School Basketball

Heights defeated Centennial 8 to 2 at the Y court as grade school tournament games resumed after a week. Heights leads the series with two straight wins while Centennial drops to 0-2. Sharp and Arnold fouled out for Centennial, and Hammond Durst and Grecian scored Heights’ field goals.

Heights Centennial Lincoln Wallace Sharp Arnold Hammond Durst Grecian Turner

Elmer Dautremont Leaves Cedar Rapids Store for Cake Company

Riverside report states Elmer Dautremont, former Cedar Rapids Peoples Grocery manager, resigned to take a position with the Gladness Cake company in Parlor City. Also noted are Navy man Lloyd Herring’s ten day furlough with family, and Iowa Wesleyan students John Edward Tener and Clifford Flynn visiting home. Ivan Rumamelhart and Frances Jean of Hillis visited John Moss family.

Riverside Y. Dautremont Elmer Peoples Grocery Cedar Rapids Gladness Cake Company Lioyd Herring United States Navy San Diego California August Kern John Edward Tener Clifford Flynn Iowa Wesleyan College Mount Pleasant Ivan Rumamelhart Frances Jean of Hillis John Moss

Morro Captain Sentenced in Ship Disaster Case

Capt William S Warms captain of Morro Astic was given two years for criminal negligence in the September 1954 disaster that killed 134. Eben Abbott chief engineer who fled in the first lifeboat received four years. The ship owner company president faced one year or a $5,000 fine, and the company was fined $106,000.

INS William S. Warms Eben Abbott

Four Die In Blaze At Norman Oklahoma Home

Four persons were burned to death when the home of Ed Meltabarger caught fire in a remote Norman area near here. Three children escaped the blaze, with the fate of others unclear.

Norman Okla Ed Meltabarger Here

Use of Asafetida in Perfume and Tincture Making

Asafetida exudes resin from Ferula stems and roots used to make a tincture in 70 percent alcohol. When highly diluted it serves as a perfume and favoring material. The gum contains sulphides that impart an evil odor.

Infection confines Inn proprietor after knee injury

Mrs. Wanda Bowden, proprietor of Pleasant Inn, is confined to her bed today with an infection believed to stem from a knee injury suffered before Christmas. Several residents and visitors were noted in town, including James Anderlick’s nephews’ death in Iowa City.

Wanda Bowden Pleasant Inn Washington Huber Troy Foriash West Chester Howard M. Stewart Crawfordsville T. H. Peters Lee Higdon Des Moines Katherine Bertha Pacha East Pleasant Plain Iowa City James Anderlick Forrest Strickley Hilda Brown Ottumwa G. W. Lannon W. Livingston Court House Livingston

Lee Colton Farm Sold as Todd Family Prepares Move

Thomas Todd rents the Lee Colton farm near Haskins, with the Colton family moving to Columbus Junction. A large livestock sale follows, listing prices for mares, cows, heifers, sows, and poultry, plus farm equipment auctions and grain lots. Auctioneers Paul Klotz and 4H M. Doncan oversee, with Lowisa County National Bank as clerk.

Martha Buver Columbus Junction Thomas Todd Lee Colton Haskins Colton Paul Klotz 4H. M. Doncan Lowisa County

Mrs Roosevelt to Speak at Drake University

Mrs Roosevelt wife of the president accepted an invitation to deliver Drake University commencement address. The event details and date were noted as pending in the Iowa city.

Mrs. Roosevelt DRAKE DFS INS Rooosevelt Drake University

Correction on Bishop Leete's Sunday visit

A correction states Bishop Frederick D. Leete of Omaha will be in town Sunday morning February 9 to preach at the Methodist church, not next Sunday as previously reported.

Frederick D. Leete Omaha Leete

County teacher exams set for Wednesday to Friday

Uniform county examinations for teachers will be held this week at the courthouse. County Superintendent Lester B. Krabill announced the schedule for Wednesday Thursday and Friday.

Court House Lester B. Krabill

Tiny 2 Pound Baby In Good Condition At Arnolds Park

A two pound thirteen ounce newborn girl, unnamed, parted from snowbound Okoboji cabin birth at Arnolds Park. Doctors report the infant is doling nicely and gaining strength, as she is cared for in an improvised incubator and tube fed milk through a dropper. Her father John Hangen and mother are listed among the local family, with a four year old sibling in the home.

Spirit Lake Jows John Hangen

Rewarded with Preedam

A brief item from Los Angeles dated January 28 notes an award given to an individual for an exceptional display. The report emphasizes merit and recognition by local authorities.

Prison escape killers sentenced to life in prison

Edward Guarnelli and Antonio Repuchi were sentenced to life imprisonment after being convicted of murdering a state prison guard during their escape. They fled two days before Christmas and fatally shot Walter R. Douchette in a taxicab.

Boston INS Edward Guarnelli Antonio Repucci Prisot Walter R. Douchette

Prison firefighting hero freed in tampering case

An Ohio prisoner described as a national hero in the Columbus prison fire of April 4 1930 was mentioned. Ralph Braun aged 85 was today released by Federal Judge Albert Lee Stephens on charges of tampering with the United States mail.

Hero Frem Ohio State Columbus Ralph Braun Albert Lee Stephens United States Mall

Also Mentioned on This Page

L. J. Kerof Jurgens Rotary Room Washington Co. Hospital C. A. Art Ruebean Southeastern Iowa Letts Five Elmer Dautremont Cake Company Morro Thos. Todd Washington Lumber & Fuel Co Jim White John Howard Wendie Barrie Robert Cummings Eleanore Whitney Benny Baker Treacher Enams Preedam Los Angeles Artins Modern Cleaners McKay Opposite State Theater Farmers’ Store Poppy Seed Pearl Barley Forbes Morton P. & G. Soap Farmers’ Co-operative Exchange
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