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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1933

Page

8

Walter Richardson Recovers From Spine Injury

Walter Richardson who suffered a fractured spine in an automobile wreck is reported to be recovering well. He was brought home from University hospital to Brigh ton a week ago and will be on his back for twelve weeks before returning to the University hospital at Iowa City for further care.

Walter Richardson University Hospital Brighton Iowa City

Davenport Visitors Share Summer News and Trips

Mary Bailey visits Davenport relatives including aunt Mrs. Carlton Wilson and sister Catherine Swift spends the week with sisters Mrs. Leonard Bailey and Mrs. Teresa Vastine. Joe Seallon returns from Waucoma after a funeral. Fred Giesler and family from Muscatine visit Mrs. H. M. Guest. Jimmy and Jack Tree depart for Devonport with parents G L Tree and wife. The Lawrence Wilson and Homer Stephen families camp near Cotter and commute to work. Miss Kathryn Marshall and Miss Beulah Bingham arrive from Los Angeles for extended visits, with Miss Bingham also visiting Waterloo. Jank Daily, civil conservation corps cook in Iowa City, spends last days here on vacation after the Fourth.

Catherine Swift Davenport Leonard Bailey Teresa Vastine Joe Seallon Waucoma Fred Giesler Winifred Frank Muscatine H. M. Guest Jimmy Jack Tree Charlie Schmoeller Devonport G. L. Tree Kathryn Marshall Beulah Bingham Los Angeles Miss Marshall Miss Bingham Waterloo Atchison’s Iowa City Jank Eivilian Conservation Corps

Clow Family Visits Relatives as Fourth Weekend Ends

Dr and Mrs A W Clow and daughters Donna Hetty and Doris returned from a visit with Mrs Clows parents Mr and Mrs J N Hogue in Corydon. They spent the weekend and the Fourth there. Miss Foma Clemans left for Manchester after a short visit with Mrs Manton Hebner and had just returned from Florida with Mrs Phil Crath of Columbus Junction. Mrs Crall spent ten weeks visiting her father A L Parker, wig was n at Davenport Flame is better.

A. W. Clow Donna Hetty Doris Iowa Southern Utilities Co Foma Clemans Manchester Manton Hebner Miss Clemans Florida Phil Crath Columbus Junction Crall A. L. Parker Davenport N. A. Fields Robert James Boone Pine River la Porte Minn Mr Fields A. Fields J. M. Lloyd Chicago Iowa City Warren Rukgaber Pittsfield Ill Rukgaber Walter L. Rukgaber Charles Mayo Charles Simering Fred Genkins Brighton L. A. Bingham Richard Margaret Lincoln Nebr Lemmon H. L. Hendricks Lola Kans S. W. Livingston Margaret Livineaston California Miss Livingeater Scripps College Claremont Cal H. J. Voorhis San Dimas Scripp College Valley Church Lawn

Skeleton fragments found near McGregor Iowa defy tribe ID

Fragments of three skeletons an Indian man and two women unearthed during bridge work near McGregor Allamakee county were sent to Smithsonian researchers who could not determine their tribe. The site lies below a 300 foot cliff used as a look out by many tribes.

Des Moines Iowa McGregor Smithsonian Institute J. H. Elder Valley Junction Yellow River Allamakee County Wicks Construction Company Elder Edgar R. Harlan Smithsonian Harlan Towa

Comptroller Seeks 6 000 National Bank Statements

Washington July 7 the comptroller of the currency called for a statement of the condition of the nations 6 000 national banks The request marks the first inquiry since the March bank holiday.

Washington, D. C Comptroller of the Currency

Picnic for fourteen girls at Ruth Smiths home

About fourteen girls held a pot luck picnic last evening at Ruth Smiths home six miles north of Washington. They played games, rode a pony, and enjoyed a lively picnic dinner with much fun.

Ruth Smith Walter Smith Washington Xted Games

Iowa names Anthony F. Klinker poet laureate

Dubuque Iowa July 7 Anthony F Klinker has been named poet laureate for Iowa by the advisory committee of the Poet Laureate League of America for his work in advancing poetry and literature in Iowa. Commemoration will likely occur during Dubuque's centennial celebration.

Dubuque, Iowa Anthony F. Klinker Iowa Poet Laureate League of America Kliinker Dubuque

Billboard Bazaar Overture and War Songs of 1917 Set

A collage of musical pieces including Sky Pilot and Down the Avenue with selections such as War Songs of 1917 dedicated to the Leon Beatty Post of the American Legion. The program features March tunes, a comedy number, and a novelty item plus a chorus of rhythm.

Lake Leon Beatty American Legion

Band Concert Program From July 9 1933

Sunday concert lists a parade of pieces including Pontificale First Regiment Band Overture Admiral Intermezzo After Sunset Campus Memories Attorney General Sonata Moonlight Gala Night Sylvia March Atwood La Paloma True Blue Gounod Atkisson Russell Pryor Seredy King Beethoven Chenette Serenade A Passing Fancy Theme Number Pontificale Speaks Galuska Yradier Jewell Gounod.

First Regiment Sylvia

Funeral attendance for Jack Haven noted across families

Mr and Mrs A C Dillon and family Emmaejan Loren Byron and Grace Jergens from Cedar Falls attended Jack Havens funeral with Dillon an uncle of Carleton Havens mother Mrs George Strohm of La Porte City also present. Others including Earl Hicks Fred Dupuis Percy Walker Harold Bart and more gathered from Sigourney Davenport Muscatine and Los Angeles for the service. Local notices mention discounts on gas and electric bills from Iowa Southern Utilities Co and social visits at the Bealer home with Mrs Cress a sister of Mr Bealer.

A. C. Dillon Emmaejan Loren Byron Grace Jergens Cedar Falls Jack Haven Dillon Carleton Haven Jack Aucliomeen Macon Washington Iowa George Strohm la Porte City Leonard Strohm

Tom and Jerry Trio at State Theatre

The State theatre books the Tom and Jerry Trio for Sunday and Monday matinees and evenings to accompany the feature Heroes for Sale starring Richard Barthelmess and Loretta Young. The act, called the Variety Boys, performs on fourteen instruments, costing over $2,000, and is described as high class wholesome entertainment.

State Theater Tom & Jerry Richard Barthelmess Loretta Young Tom and Jerry

Poet De Buque Noted Iowa Contributor of 26 Years

Aug 6 12 Klinker state editor of the Catholic Daily Tribune notes De buque has contributed poetry to Iowa newspapers for the past 26 years.

Klinker Catholic Daily Tribune Debuque Iowa

Multiple Washington residents visit, recoveries noted

Local notices report Mrs. Otto Jackson recovering slowly after a June 5 auto strike near Rose Hill. Others travel or visit family in Boone Pine River and La Porte Minnesota, with trips to Chicago and Lola Kansas. Outreach includes Mrs. Anwyl improving after a back injury and several families visiting relatives and attending events in Washington.

Otto Jackson Rose Hill Mrs. Jackson Jackson Bus Line S20 South Marion Avenue Washington

Troop F Falls to Iowa City in 20 to 3 Defeat

Iowa City Maid Rites routed Troop F 20 to 3 at Cavalry Field as seven runs came in early innings. Iowa City improves to 24 wins in 25 games while Troop F struggles with fielding errors and inconsistent play. The Iowa City lineup includes three University players.

Iowa City “Maid Rites Troop F Cavalry Field Iowa City Washington Boys

Crawford Defeats Vines for Wimbledon Title

Jack Crawford of Australia defeated Ellsworth Vines of California to win the Wimbledon championship. The match scores were 4-6 11-9 6-2 2-6 6-4.

Vines Jack Crawford Wimbledon Ellsworth Vines California Australia

Ames selects C. C. Riepe as highway commission chairman

Carl C Riepe of Burlington was elected chairman of the state highway commission and O J Ditto of Osceola was named vice chairman during the Ames meeting on July 7.

Brinning Leaves Hospital After Brighton Auto Crash

Chris Brinning was released from Washington County Hospital this morning and returned home near Brighton where he is recovering from injuries sustained in an automobile accident.

Chris Brinning Washington County Hospital Brighton

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Cecilia Buck Jones Columbia Clancy the Mounted Colgates and Jergen Pilate Shorm Oriez & Speer Harvey Jones Marguerite Oh. Ik S.W. Corner Square Antor Uae Eddie Cantor Zieefeld Unitedmartists Acture Coming Sun Heroes Tom & Jerry Trio Mary Bailey Carlton Wilson POL Washington Learanch Were Francis Haney Brown’s Super Service Iety Pion AY Nared Chenette Laurens Briegel Rubenstein Hayes Jewell Briegel Bagley Gounod Atkisson Russell Pryor .Seredy King Beethoven Galuska Yradier Jewell H. W. Cress Calif W. A. Bealer Cress Bealer Roy Cowan Packwood Werd Chandler State Theatre Casino Hall Richmond Fishers Orchestra John Shields & Sons Washington Cleaners Offich South Side Square Wisie Long Prop State Road Board Colgate’s Squibb R. A. Hender Chiropractor Washington State Bank Pioneer Yard Washington Lumber & Fuel Company M. C. DeLong Mar
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