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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1933

Page

6

Local club meeting and social events noted

The RR 2 club met on Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bopping hosting. Guests included Mrs. Steau terau and Mrs. Harry Kilgore. A men’s rock table and a fine supper provided good cheer. Next meeting is Friday Aug 4 with Mr. and Mrs Merridith and Mr Merridity. Activities included home missionary society entertainments and visits from Davenport and Fairfield residents.

Ainsworth Lloyd Bopping Steauterau Davenport Harry Kilgore Clib Merridith Merridity Hazen Charles Rademaker Howard Lins Robert O1kinger Ed Lins Anyon Gardner Home Missionary Society Gardner Home Sion Hollander Fairfield Iowa

Slugging Prides of Philly Vie for Batting Crowns

Philadelphia’s sluggers shine as Virgil Day and Chick Fallis contend for the batting title while Chuck Klein anchors the Phillies. In front of Baker Bowl’s short fences, Klein’s numbers rise in 77 home turf games, though road totals temper expectations. Jimmy Foxx pursues both batting and home run crowns, with Connie Mack calling him the greatest batter he ever managed.

Phillies Baker's Bowl Philly Babe Ruth Baker Bowl Susanne Chuck Klein Cashel Klein Jimmy Foxx Jimmy Dale Alexander Connie Mack Husky James Foxx Mack Athletics Copyrigus King Peetures Syndlaste

Grace Hill Social Notes On Travel Ills and Local Visits

Grace Hill notes report Mrs. Mary Sherlock at University hospital in Iowa City for medical treatment. Visits include H A Engels to Crawfordsville for dinner with Mrs Etta Buxbaum and Mrs Clara Engel at John Hanley home in Washington. Mrs Anna Sankey visits J O Kirton in Washington. early chickens stolen from M J Orr.

Gracehills Nora McKinstry University Hospital Iowa City H. A. Engel Crawfordsville Etta Buxbaum Clara Engel John Hanley Washington Anna Sankey J. O. Kirton M. J. Orr A. J. Robertson Mary Jones

Local Winners At Crawfordsville Prize Night

Horace Hesseltine won the $3 prize and Donald White took the $2 prize on Saturday night. Evan Ryans John Mulhern Gay Berkshire and Latimer Davis each earned 431. Mr. and Mrs. J C Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs FE L Clark attended the State Rural Mail Carriers convention in Fairfield Friday. Grnotdy Center visitors Ernest Rupjell and daughter Jean joined locals at the I J Maxwell and Harry White homes over the weekend.

Crawfordsville Horace Hesseltine Donald White Evan Ryans John Mulhern Gay Berkshire Latimer Davis J.C. Mitchell FE. L. Clark Fairfield Ernest Rupjell Jean Grnotdy Center I. J Maxwell Raymond Duncan Harry White

Pleasant Plain social notes and 4-H club event recap

Pleasant Plain 4-H club held a program at the No. schoolhouse with a good crowd and ice cream. Local families and visitors attended gatherings at several homes including the Harken and Hosler households. Neighboring residents traveled to Barton Davenport and Ottumwa for family visits and hospital news, with threshing progress noted for July 18 to 24 and plans for next neighbor visits and August meetings.

WEO Chester Katinger Norma Jean Ed J. Statler Ruth Pleasant Plain Evelyn Wm. Wellons Glenwood Iowa P. J. Harken Just Us Club Wm. Hoskins Glenn Hosler Stella Gowey Raymond Rumer Barbara Jo Fairfield J. A. Ries Walter L. Bray Russell Parsons West No. 1

How All the People Had a Hand In Building Nation's Credit Structure

Francis H. Sissox explaining credit built by farmers manufacturers merchants home buyers and investors via bank loans and securities. He notes deposits funded loans mortgages and bonds while confidence held steady until 1929 shocks destroyed market values and strained banks beyond normal losses.

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Farm Accounting Contest Launched in Cache County Utah

Bankers in Cache County Utah launch a farm accounting contest to enroll at least five farmers per bank. Enrollees' names go to the Clearing House and Utah State Agricultural College Extension Division. Prizes total 60.00 with top bank recognition. Contest ends December 31 1933 with judges from County Agent Bankers Clearing House and Extension Division.

Cache County Utah Clearing House Association Clearing House Utah State Agricultural College The Extension Service Agricultural Committee Utah Bankers Association College

Burglars Loot Fountain Grove Grocery Store

Burglars robed a Fountain Grove Utah grocery store of 409 dollars in foods. Entrance came from boring five holes through a thick rear door and removing the lock by boring a circle around it.

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