Mrs Schilling Leaves Hospital After Hand Infection Treatment
Mrs James Schilling who had been hospitalized for several days with an infected hand left the hospital today.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1932
Page
6
Iowa Veterans Benefits Up, Admin Costs Rise Little
Iowa briefs report veterans in the regional district received a 36 percent benefits increase while the Iowa city veterans office saw administrative expenses rise only four percent in the first half of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Iowa
Veterans Office
Auto motorcycle crash claims life of 17 year old John Murrow
Des Moines reports John Murrow age 17 of Mitchellville died from injuries after an auto motorcycle collision. The crash occurred earlier today leaving the community mourning a young resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
John Murrow
Mitchellville
County road work in Black Hawk halted after contract finish
Waterloo dispatch reports that once current contracts are completed, all county road construction in Black Hawk county will stop as ordered by the board of supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Board of Supervisors
Local residents mingle with brief travels and vacations
Fred Moore visits his grandmother in Oskaloosa for a few days while Robert Stuts returns home. Eva Blake takes a four day vacation from the H I Ward store. Mrs Aaron Bailey visits Kalona. Miss Ia Mae Hofle takes a week off from McLellan store. Gilbert Layton and Orval Kort return from a month touring western states. Evangeline Scott visits Eldon. Nick McCleery heads to Iowa City then Minnesota. Julius Sodoni and Gilbert Marcuccci travel to Geneva Illinois for a funeral. Mr and Mrs D B Twinam shop in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Moore
Robert Stutsman
Oskaloosa
Fred
Geo. E Moore
Robert
Nick McCleery
Iowa City
Minnesota
Mrs. Boyd Berdo Hosts Luncheon for Chicago Guest
Mrs. Boyd Berdo entertained twelve friends informally in honor of Mrs. Charlie Winter of Chicago with a one o clock luncheon. Berdo served a two course meal largely prepared from vegetables from her garden in the cool, prettily decorated Berdo residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Berdo
Charlie Winter
Chicago
Mrs. Berdo
Berdo
Renewed Iowa Heat Wave Brings Drowning Toll and Showers
Iowa endures a fresh heat wave with temperatures near 96 degrees in Inwood and cooler readings elsewhere. Two drownings occurred in 24 hours, Judson Hayden at Des Moines Avon Lake and James Delury 79 in the Raccoon River near Jefferson. Rainfall varied with Forest City 1.56 inches Decorah .82 and Cedar Rapids .60 inches while many stations reported showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Judson Hayden
Avon Lake
James Delury
Raccoon River
Jefferson
Inwood
Clarinda
Forest City
Decorah
Charles City
Keokuk
Cedar Rapids
Fire damages Howard Clothing store in Waterloo
Fire at the Howard Clothing store in East Waterloo caused an estimated 11,000 loss with 1,000 building damage and 14,000 stock damage. Sixteen firemen fought the blaze from four hoses as dense smoke and interior masks slowed efforts. The building is owned by Miss Jessie Cooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
Howard Clothing
East
Ray Tiller
Jessie Cooley
McDaniel Druggist Tops With Five Dollar Five
Geo L McDaniel, a local druggist, reports sales totaling 5 05 in a recent short period. Weather forecasts show fair to unsettled conditions tonight and Wednesday with no strong storms expected.
Davenport visitors and local notices fill a county page
Carol Klein of Davenport joined C. G. Schmoeller at Independence Kansas. Jimmy and Jack Tree visit their grandfather A P Jeffrey as Mrs Lyman Van Horn hosts in Ainsworth. Lee Colton from Columbus Junction spent yesterday in Washington shopping. Irorman Twinam plans to attend a Davenport funeral for John Crawford. Eureka ladies meet July 27 with Mrs Geo Hopping. Miss Ethel McCreedy to leave hospital tonight after two weeks of treatment. Mrs John Patterson and baby daughter leave hospital. Mrs Lou Bishop and grandson Billy Green of Chicago visiting Ed Gray home. Miss Ingebritson, Red Cross field rep, visits Iowa counties inspecting county nurse work. Colds and sore throats common. Wayne Brown, William Shields and Tom Stewart weekend at Shields cabin near Cone. Ronald Horn has a minor operation. Donald Kyle home from State University for weekend with Dr and Mrs Kyle. Jack Williams of Des Moines visits weekend here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Klein
Davenport
C. G. Schmoeller
Independence
Kansas
Carl Klein
Washington
Donald Kyle
The
State University
W. S. Kyle
Jack Williams
Des Moines
Boa Constrictor Reaches About Sixteen Feet in Length
Report notes that the maximum length of a boa constrictor is around 16 feet. The fact is presented as a general measurement without specifying a location or source.
Wrong Move by Little Frank Sparks Regret Over New Home
In Loudon Tit-Bits a boy named Little Frank, moved with his family to a new house, visits the old home’s new tenants and notes their infant. He tells his mother it is a pity they moved, as they might have seen the baby longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Bnew
Loudon
Harriet Auber and the birth of Our Blessed Redeemer hymn
Auber, confined at home for a day, wrote the words to Our Blessed Redeemer and later scratched them on her window. The hymn has since been sung worldwide in many languages, appearing through printed hymn books and English village worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Auber
Our Blessed
Redeemer
Pageant 8 O Clock Showing Draws Six Thousand
Tuesday evening's pageant premiere attracted about six thousand attendees from the local area and neighboring counties. Weeks of careful work culminated in a successful production with praise for the cast, especially the energetic lead, a harmonious rehearsal period, and standout performances by the colored group and the Washington band. Marsh W. Bailey announced and summarized scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Band
Marsh W. Bailey
Rioting by Unemployed Resumes in St Johns
Rioting by unemployed resumed in St Johns Newfoundland. Police armed with batons charged the crowd and made eighteen arrests. Two officers were injured. Shop windows on New Gower street were smashed and several stores looted. Pace of patrols increased to restore quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Johns
N. F
New Gower Street
Businss
Notice to creditors of Washington Loan & Trust Co Iowa
District Court extended filing time for claims related to the Washington Loan & Trust Company. Creditors must file claims with the Examiner in Charge or the District Court by August 23, 1932 to participate in asset distribution. Failure to file bars claims. A. G. Arrasmith, Examiner in Charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Loan & Trust Company
Washington
Iowa
District Court of
Washington County
Supreme Court of the State
Supreme Court of Iowa
District Court
L. A. Andrew
State of
Lowa
A. G. Arrasmiti
New Timepieces to Her Mary Story in Indiana Town
Eight year old Mary moves from Irvington to a small Indiana town with factories and whistles. The whistles mark times like seven o clock triggering confusion until she notes she cannot tell time by them. The Indianapolis News presents this quirky vignette about adjusting to unfamiliar time signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Irvington
Indiana
Indianapolis News
Judicial Convention to renominate Iowa Supreme Court Justices
Cedar Rapids Iowa hosts the Republican judicial convention to name three nominees for the Iowa supreme court. George Claussen Clinton attorney presides as temporary chairman over 1869 delegates. Expected renomination of Justices F F Wayville Fort Dodge Lawrence DeGraft Des Moines and Henry F Warrier Sigourney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Iowa Supreme Court
George Claussen
Clinton
Justicns FF
Waville
Fort Dodge
Lawrence DeGraft
Des Moines
Henry F. Warrier
Sigourney
Renewed Partory Activity In New England Mills
Renewed factory activity is reported in New England with a 14 percent jump in June orders over May according to Massachusetts Associated Industries index. A New England survey of sixty cities shows improvement in 25 areas led by shoes and woolens, with growing confidence in others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Associated Industries of
Massachusetts
Death summons Hansen family to Monmouth Illinois
Mr. Hansen and family were called to Monmouth Illinois yesterday after the sudden death of VP. C. Hansen PP. C. had visited here several times and many regret the passing which occurred around noon Monday. Auctioneer Db PY of Maco Washington Iewn telephones 522 red. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Brown and daughters Hilda and Mildred drove to Ottumwa Sunday to visit at Howard L. Ayers home and picnicked at Wildwood park in honor of Mrs. Brown's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kk. T. Hansen
Monmouth
Illinois
Chas. Brown
Hilda
Mildred
Ottumwa
Howard L. Ayers
Wildwood Park
Mrs. Brown
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McKesson
Geo. L. McDaniel
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Lyman van Horn
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Lee Colton
Columbus Junction
Irorman Twinam
John Crawford
Eureka
Ethel McCreedy
John Patterson
Lou Bishop
Billy Green
Ed Gray
Thora Ingebriton
R. N
American Red Cross
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William Shields
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Plan Ocean
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