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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1932

Page

8

Local crowds travel to Iowa City for Fourth of July celebration

Many residents from Washington joined the Iowa City event with heavy traffic delaying travel from downtown to the park. Over weekend visits include Mr and Mrs DeLong from Excel sor Springs Missouri with J M Maxwell Crawfordsville and Maxwell's daughters Gladys and Ruth, plus Butterbaughs from Stuart visiting Mrs Palmer.

Washington Iowa City Mr. DeLong Excelsior Springs

Flyers Plan World Flight with Minimal Stops

Mattern and Griffin planned a globe spanning route from Ireland or Berlin to Siberia to Alaska and Edmonton before returning to Floyd Bennett field. The crew, 27 year old Mattern from Fort Worth and 83 year old Kiffin, secured funding from Henry Turner and John Habee and arranged fuel caches across Europe and Asia. Their takeoff depended on favorable weather as a weather bureau forecast supported the first leg and a time detector from the national aeronautical association would record the 192 hour flight.

Ireland Berlin Siberia Alaska Edmonton Canada Floyd Bennett Field Mattern Griffin Texas Weather Bureau Fort Worth Tex Freeport Ill Kiffin Mississippi Oklahoma City Okla Henry E. Turner John Habee Tulsa England Netherlands Moscow Omsk Novo Sibirisk Yakuak Fairbanks Scotland Matten J. P. W. Heinmuller National Aeronautical Association

Murder Suspect Held After All Night Interrogation

Edwin Liner 43 motion picture cameraman is held on suspicion of murder after detectives questioned him overnight in connection with the Shambles killings in Los Angeles. Edwin H. Clark 45 and his wife 43 were found dead in their bungalow with multiple gunshot and hammer injuries.

Los Angeles Edwin Liner Edwin H. Clark Telephone Company New Jersey Kendall Clark Clark

Miss Katie Bowman Ends Visit at Columbus Junction

The home of his parents for the same period. Miss Katie Bowman of Columbus Junction will leave this evening for her home after spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. J. W. Bidwell.

Katie Bowman Columbus Junction 3. W. Bidwell

Wilkinson drug store theft report and local ads

Ten years ago today the Wilkinson drug store at Riverside was entered and $100 was taken during the night of July 2. Indoors or out bed room or porch you will find a complete stack of paint at our store for every need with low prices. Top on hogs 5.15. Weather shows possible showers tonight with little change.

Wilkinson Drug Store Riverside

Canning Drive Launched In Washington County

A statewide canning campaign is announced to save food for next winter. Iowa State College extension service will lead demonstrations with Miss Fannie Gannon at Washington city hall on Saturday July 9 from 1 to 4 PM. Leaders from churches clubs and PTA are urged to attend and then teach their groups. County Agent Montgomery and Mrs. Homer Birney invite organizations to offer help.

Iowa State College Fannie Gannon Washington County Washington City Hall Sac Montgomery Women's County Homer Birney

Relatives and visitors gather in Washington this July

Miss Della Brookhart of Chicago visits her sister Mrs. Myrtle Poole and brother T. L. Brookhart in Washington for July. Des Moines guests Mrs. Walter Mayer and children stay with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Breitenbach. A family reunion honors the Fourth with Dr. and Mrs. M. E. Dicken and family.

First Exposition Tie to 1870 Philadelphia Centennial

The text notes Philadelphia hosted the Centennial Exposition in 1870 as the first major U.S. exposition, while another event, the Exhibition of Industry of All Nations in New York 1853, involved several foreign governments.

Philadelphia New York

Pageant Seeks Wood Cutters for Washington Scene

The pageant committee seeks Washington area volunteers to cut branches to create scenery and background for a George Washington pageant. A few hours of work over a few days before the event are requested, with truck owners asked to donate vehicle use around July 25. Volunteers will be named in the press.

Washington George Washington W. D. Dwyer Bailey Building W. F. Bickel

Heaviest Rainfall of Summer Hits County Town

Last evening brought the heaviest rainfall of the summer to the area. No county bridges reported out, but some small culverts likely washed out. Cellars and basements flooded citywide as sewers failed to handle the surge, while wires and farm buildings saw limited damage. Southern Utilities reported transformer trouble near Wellman Olds and Wayland with one line down briefly. The Fourth celebration was disrupted as residents sought shelter and fireworks were halted by the storm.

Down Wellman Olds Wayland

Prohibition Planks Displeasing Allied Forces Say Organisers

Dr. Daniel A. Voling, chairman of the organisation, opposed both party planks on prohibition and charged allied forces were raising funds for a militant campaign to aid dry members of Congress in both houses.

Washington INS Daniel A. Voling The Congress

Davenport Bank and Trust opens after bank reorganization

The Davenport Bank and Trust opens today in Davenport Iowa after reorganization with 8 million dollars in cash assets. The bank allows about 24 000 depositors to withdraw 40 percent of their preclosure balances totaling roughly 6 700 000 dollars.

Davenport Iowa INS American Trust and Savings Bank Tere Davenport Bank and Trust Company American Trust and Savings Bank

Peace Is Happiness He 18 happiest, be he king

The fragment reflects a maxim about peace and personal happiness, suggesting that true contentment comes from improving one’s own home rather than seeking status. It presents a philosophical view rather than a news event or person.

Auto crashes reported near here yesterday and last night

Several accidents occurred in wet conditions with at least minor injuries. Fisher of Haskins drove a Ford touring car into a fence near Arthur Wead's on highway 1 north of Washington. his party headed to the Richmond celebration. A Chevrolet coach in the same area belonged to Lewis Beranek of Riverside, and a Star coupe hit a bridge about 20 miles north, injuring none seriously. A Washington and Oskaloosa car collided near Winemouse corner, and Sidney Seaberry of West Chester reported a rear swipe while stopping for a hail.

Fisher of Haskins Arthur Wead Highway 1 Washington Fisher Richmond Lewis Beranek Riverside Dickerson Keota Oskaloosa Winemouse Corner Sidney Seaberry West Chester

Deer Gratitude For Sympathy In Bereavement

We express thanks for each expression of sympathy shown during our recent bereavement of Mr. J. T. Green. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Welch, Mrs. Raymond Condit, Mr. Ferreol Welch.

J. T. Green W. S. Welch Raymond Condit Ferreol Welch

Razor hones and strops materials described

The article notes razor hones are usually made from grained compact sandstone or novaculite, the latter a compact silica rock. Leather strops use specially treated horse or porpoise hide with one side rougher than the other.

Local Graduates and Visitors Home for Holidays

Mary Juliet Lemmon an all state high school orchestra member at the University of Iowa was home for over the fourth. Betty Jones attending the all state high school orchestra summer school at the University of Iowa was home for over the fourth. Miss Jessie Kerr of Chicago spent the weekend and the fourth visiting her parents Dr and Mrs G S Kerr. Other Kerr visitors included Mrs Kerrs father J M Williams and her sister Mrs W E Dudley and family of Deweyin. Coach and Mrs Guy Carlton have returned from their honeymoon in northern Minnesota and now reside at 416 West Washington Street where Coach and Mrs J W Shulty formerly lived.

Della Brookhart Chicago Washington Myrtle Poole T. L. Brookhart Walter Mayer Maxine Jerome Des Moines E. L. Breitenbach M. E Dicken A. B. Dicken L. J. Hogan Williamsburg M. E. Church Williams St. Louis Muyeguirita Williams Margarita Camp Hiaga Cedar Rapids Pioneer Hitaga Mary Juliet Lemmon University of Iowa Betty Jones Jessie Kerr G.S. Kerr Kerr J M. Williams W. E. Dudley de Wein Guy Carlton Minnesota West Washington Street J. W. Shulty

Social Notes From Oskaloosa and Nearby Visits

Miss Elizabeth Hawkins of Oskaloosa visited at the J. W. Libe home and was guest of honor at a family dinner. Chicago visitors Mrs. T. T. Kutzner and Miss Ilene Anderson returned home after visiting Mrs. E. Whistler and Miss Ida Cavender. Families from Mt. Vernon Marshalltown Richland Stanwood Cedar Rapids and Kansas City are noted for weekend and holiday visits and travel. An aunt from Fort Dodge visits the Murdoch household with a local youth visit. Dr Carl Kunath departs for Cincinnati General hospital internship.

Elizabeth Hawkins Oskaloosa J. W. Libe Auctioneri Macor Washington Iowa T. T. Kutzner Ilene Anderson Chicago E. Whistler Ida Cavender Loyde McCutcheon James Loyde Mt. Vernon Ward McCutcheon Richland B. Ward Anna Reed Mary and Wayne Marshalltown L. F. Woodburn Everett Simpson R. J. Davidson Stanwood Edwin Davidson Sam Kellogg St. Louis William Sitler Sitler Jack Buckles Kansas City Alice Dillman Fort Dodge Frank Murdoch New England East Washington Street Evaleen Lemsey Ralph Elsie Bratton Lemley Carl Kunath Cincinnati Cincinnati General Hospital Louisville Kentucky

Hospital Releases For Three Washington County Patients

Mrs. Jane Keil of Columbus Junction left Washington county hospital yesterday after an operation two weeks ago. Mrs. C. EB Belknap of Cedar Rapids, who was hospitalized since injuries from an automobile crash, departed the same hospital Sunday for her home.

Jane Keil Columbus Junction Washington County Hospital C. EB. Belknap Cedar Rapids

Thanking Friends for Flowers After Bereavement

We express gratitude to our friend and neighbors for their kindness and the beautiful flowers sent during our recent bereavement. Donald Smith, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Page, H. L. Fredrickson.

Donald Smith C. L. Page H. L. Fredrickson

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