Miss Maude Hott Returns From Chicago Visit
Miss Maude Hott arrived home Saturday night after an extended visit in Chicago with Miss Alma Brindley and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude’ Hott
Chicago
Alma Brindley
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1933
Page
7
Submarine AL 14 Fends Off Depth Bombs in Night of Crisis
The AL 14 battles chlorine gas and engine failures after depth charges crack its hull while Captain Toler and crew struggle to surface. Knowlton, MacDougal, and others fight for air, repair the clutch, evacuate damaged compartments, and cope with mounting casualties and panic. A crewman fatally shoots himself as the ship limps toward safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
U. S
Lieut. Knowlton
Deloyers
Toler
Sparks
Knowlton
MacDougal
Joan
Nelson
Radford
Mac
Jacks
Tolero
Ble
MaccDougal
Tolers
Teler
Romained
Shouller
Anne Promaine
Lke
Dougal
Gardner
Washington Iowa July 8 1933 Council Proceedings Record
The Washington Iowa city council met July 8 1933 in regular session with Mayor R L Lytle presiding. Items include suspension of 1933 taxes for S L McCelland, notification to renew expired plumbers licenses, milk ordinance first reading, and mayor appointed to address garbage. Bills listed include salaries for city officials and police, fire department costs, labor payments, and railway agent notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa
Council Chamber
R. L. Lytle
O. F. Boller
F. E Reid
W. B. Dupuis
J. H Squire
Board of Supervisors
S. L. MccCelland
P. L. Jordan
W. G. Conner
Hissise
W. S. Eldridge
Josephine Fulton
Wm. Mobland
B. J. Holmes
Walter G. Conner
Dr. C. W. Stewart
F. W. Werner
Bert Willits
Edward Wiley
G. N. Gambill
Labor
Cc. A. Curl
Lloyd DuBois
Cc. C. Welsh
Dick Bidwell
Harry Miller
Harry Haifley
John Bales
McDole
Wes Custer
OGRE
Enccousseen
Clarence Griffin
Mel Crandell
Ode Ferguson
S. Police
Dill Boileau
G. A. Matlock
S Police
Roy Stewart
Cecil Bellew
Mrs Crofoot in Chicago Visit and Washington Plans
Mrs. Jack Crofoot of Philadelphia known here as Miss Clarice Wenzel visits Chicago to see Miss Hott. Miss Brindley plans a Washington visit later in the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Crofoot
Philadelphia
Clarice Wenzel
Chicago
Miss Hott
Miss Brindley
Washington
City Council Adopts Routine Meeting Adjournment
A listed sequence of expenditures from various firms and individuals is presented, including repairs, supplies, and labor costs. The council, after reviewing the items, adjourned the session as noted by Mayor R. L. Lytle and Clerk W. S. Eldridge.
Eleven berries fill quarter as largest fruit found
Henry Mandaville found a quart of strawberries with 11 berries filling the basket to the brim. The fruit measured over an inch thick and about two inches long and experts declared it among the largest grown in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfane
N. YY
Henry Mandaville
KITTENBALLERS HALL OF FAME Aged Doctor Leads League
A lighthearted column highlights the oldest kittenball player Doctor A W Clow while recalling amusing onfield moments. Readers are treated to playful scenes of Dee’s tumbling home-plate rush and Waldo Wells chasing a high foul, with nods to Devils and Littl Demons in a ten inning clash. Patty makes a notable return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Clow
Doe
Doe Clow
Dee
Devils
Littl Demons
Donnie McClure
Second Round Prep Sparks Fresh Team Revamps
Several teams plan upgrades for the second round with confidence they will be stronger. Milburn Mc Kay and Guy Carlton earn honorable mention for a notably pretty double play. Jeg Judevine earns praise for arbition work and fast baserunning though outs loom. Correction notes credit Buck Murphy and Fat Garrett in recent reports.
Gorham for His All Around Play on Third Base
Gorham earns praise for his versatile performance at third base demonstrating fielding range, strong arm throws, and clutch hitting throughout the game and series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorham
Tallest CCC recruit reaches seven feet in camp
Sacramento dispatch reports Samuel Carmeck a seven foot California youth in the Civilian Conservation Corps at Emigrant Gap camp. He fashioned pants from two pairs and nailed apple boxes to his cot to keep feet from over the edge and must order size 15 shoes from Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Samuel Carmeck
Sam
É¢Ene
Fort Worth
San Diego
Emigrant Gap
Pleasant Hill Social Notes From July Visit and Gatherings
Pleasant Hill July 10. Mrs Earl Kephart notes many visits and family gatherings. Clara Wittring is visiting Fairfield friends. Howerd Baker family and Geo Weston families joined Earl Kephart's for Sunday dinner. Juanita Miller visited grandparents. Bessie Moothart of Suere City visiting Lee Herseltines. Ed Chalupa and Eugene called at Roy Kephart. Charley Anderson and Henry Luning families attended Thomas Bales birthday surprise. Mt Beulah singers of Ed wards Miss will give program at church Thursday evening with a silver offering welcomed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Clara Wittrng Igs
Fairfield
Howerd Baker
Earl Kepharts
Wil Millers
Geo. Weston
Billy
Lillian Farris
Micasant Plain
Juanita Miller
Bessie Moothart
Suere City
Lee Herseltines
Will Miller
Clark
Pat Swift
Ed Chalupa
Eugene
Roy Kepharts
Charley Anderson
Henry Luning
Slas
Howard Caldwell
Thomas Bales
Roy Kephart
Golia Miller
Mt. Beulah
Edwards
Mias
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aaTt
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Agen
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Matt Parrott & Sons
Brown Super Station
Stewart Auto — Service
Mid Continent Petr. Co
Gas & Oil
Ana
Ora Turner
Henry J. Bailey
Art
L. C
Crescent Electric Co
Ol Co
R. H. McCarty
Jackson Motor Co
A. J. Fields
John Shields & Sons
Standard Oil Co
Lemley & Yard
Geo. L. McDaniel
Laqoo
Brim
Kittenballers’ Hall OF Fame
Teague
Waldo Wells
Walt
Pame
Law
Law Square
Patty
Guy Carlton
Milburn McKay
Jeg Judevine
Ted Brown
Ted
Buck Murphy
Buck
Chance
Fat Garrett
Stone
John Little
Bill Davidson
Easy Aces
Louie Case
Jack Lytle
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Gene
Earl Kephart
Sare Od
Toasre
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