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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1934

Page

8

Mrs. Alm Visits Galesburg for Short Stay

Mrs. Carl Alm of Galesburg Illinois visited Mrs. John Westphal Jr and (formerly Miss Pleise Kisor of Washington). Her mother Mrs. G G Kisor joined them and they visited Mrs. Alm's mother in Inwichton. Graham's 25c sale drew attendees. Lat Friday, Mr. and Mrs. W L Rugaver and L H Gilmore attended the Ottumwa Country Club event with about 50 attendees at a district hardware men’s convention.

Carl Alm Galesburg John Westphal Alm Pleise Kisor Washington G. G Kisor Inwichton Graham W. L. Rukgaver L. H. Gilmore Ottumwa Country Club District Hardware Men's Convention

Olson Proclaims Martial Law in Minneapolis

Governor Floyd B. Olson declares martial law in Minneapolis effective at noon after employers reject peace proposals from federal mediators. The action follows failed mediation and aims to restore order in the city.

Floyd Olson Minneapolis Floyd B. Olson

Death of Mrs. Delpa Paisley reported in Crawfordsville

Relatives here learned of the death of Delpa Paisley of Lusk Wyoming. She and her husband lived about a year in Salem Iowa and leave four children. The notice also covers local visits, church circle activities, softball results, a blood transfusion plan for Worrest, and a recent marriage in Bloomington Illinois.

Des Moines Democratic Convention Grounded in Debate over Living Costs

Des Moines hosts the state Democratic Convention with discussion on national recovery measures. Kraschel defends higher living costs citing NRA effects on merchandise, while the lieutenant governor warns against slashing school funding and proposes a state pension plan for retired teachers funded by both teacher contributions and public funds.

Kraschel NRA

Social Roundup Notes on Local Movements and Visits

Miss Eva Ballard of Wayland shopped here yesterday. Found articles should be turned in at the Journal office for free advertising. Miss Sparkle Dickey of Chicago is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John Lemmon. Yesterday Mrs. Lemmon's sister Mrs. Sam Glover and Mrs Dickey's mother and brother Diamond Dickey drove out from Chicago and returned home last night.

Eva Ballard Wayland Journal Sparkle Dickey Chicago John Lemmon

Unclear fragment about bird and naval fisheries

An unclear sentence notes a bird named Vera consuming 10 year anchovies equivalent to a quarter of the national fisheries catch, implying a large impact on U S harvests.

Vera United States

Public Enemy No 1 in Dillinger era

Public Enemy No 1 in Chicago era is George Baby Face Nelson. He and Dillinger killed a federal agent when their gang freed themselves from a US Department of Justice trap at Spider Lake Wisconsin last spring.

America John Dillinger Chicago George Baby Face” Nelson Dillingers US Department of Justice Spider Lake Wis

Ainsworth Community Notes Span Visits and Events

Mrs Ruti Norris reports Ainsworth residents traveling from New Jersey to visit relatives. Mrs Marietta Workman visited Town City. she works at Brookhart law office in Washington while her stenographer is on vacation. Miss Mary Marr hosted nine Lincoln street club members plus two guests for a warm afternoon with cold drinks and a two course luncheon. Mr and Mrs Rh Butterworth visited Muscatine. Miss Wilma Marsh hosted a Sunday school meeting with cakes and luncheon. Mrs Ella Crawford and others attended gatherings at the Ginkins home. Marjorie Ginkins returned home with them. Pabe Moran recovered from illness. Billy Leetherberg was taken to Davenport to join his parents. Dorothy Smylie visited Aurora. F K Ennas, M Hawkins, and EF Butterworth painted the Methodist church. The Glad Hand society plans an all day meeting at Mrs Breenblossom’s home. Nearly a hundred attended the United Presbyterian Sunday school picnic at Sunset Park with kittenball and horseshoes and a noon dinner.

Marietta Workman Town Mesdames KE. Ginkins R Pant Glen Porter Ella Crawford Mina West Florence Goole Mannie Rowan Meint Koehler Varcaret Gesling Willard Genkins Jimmie Wapello F. K. Ennas M. Hawkins EF. JR. Butterworth Glad Hand Missionary Society United Presbyterian Church Breenblossom Ainsworth United Presbyterian Sunset Pork Fred Barber

Local Visitors and Community Notes from Davenport

Mr and Mrs EK M Johnson of Chicago visit sister Mrs Will Sheetz and Charley Thompson. Johnson is a crime reporter for the Daily News. Mrs Johnson formerly Keith Thompson. Wright Corbin presents a bird house to the D A R in memory of grandmother Ella Corbin, a charter member, with blue ribbons from local shows. Final clearance sale at Atchison Shoe Store. Various residents attend Iowa Baptist assembly in Iowa City potential gatherings and updates. John Masson, five, recovering after dog bite. minor head wound. Auctioneer D Yr Macon of Washington IA at services. Mrs Jacob Eicher of Wayland visited Davenport yesterday afternoon.

EK. M. Johnson Chicago Will Sheetz Charley Thompson Johnson The Daily News Keith Thompson Graham Earl Corbin Wright Ella Corbin Davenport Garden Club A. KB. Atchison Shoe Store C. V. Brown Harold Avis Merle Warner Iowa Iowa Baptist Assembly Eallon Cetten Seed Store West Side Vic Massons John D. Yr Macon Washington

Early U S Presidents and Automobiles Tidbit

President McKinley first rode in an automobile as chief executive a historical note. The November 1800 steam carriage ride by F. Stanley to Council Bluffs aimed to visit Glen Daper whose mother was hurt in a recent accident. Rock Island guests at the Geo McCaleb home included Mr and Mrs Hill Houseal and three daughters.

President McKinley United States F. ©. Stanley Council Bluffs Glen Daper Hill Houseal Rock Island Geo McCaleb

Man Questioned in Dillinger Case Leaps From Window

In Chicago on July 26 a man questioned by Justice Department agents over the Dillinger plastic surgery case leaped from a department building window to his death. Samuel Crowley said the suspect was James J Probasco who had been left in an anteroom while agents conferred. Probasco had been named as the organizer of the operation to alter Dillinger’s face and disguise his identity.

Chicago Department of Justice John Dillinger Samuel Cowley Department James J. Probasco Probasco CroMey Dillinger

No New Receipts at Chicago Yards Because of Strike

No fresh receipts of livestock were received at the union stock yards today and trading was still paralyzed by the handlers strike. Hog markets at East St Louis were reported five to ten cents higher with 9,500 receipts. Cattle there were 2% higher, with receipts of 2,000. Sheep were steady at East St Louis, with receipts of 1,000.

Chicago East St Louis

Birthday Surprise At Pete Lauber Farm Picnic

LeRoy Hyde and many families gathered Sunday with baskets to surprise Pete Lauber on his 27th birthday. Attendees included Andy Kaufman family Joe Stalder Paul Ross Walter Koebel Everette Lewis Arthur Conrad Cloyce Kaufman Fred Stalder Bessie Schoepfer Otto Stalder Roll Hyde and others. Some attendees later joined a Mt Pleasant picnic and visits to David Rich and family.

Douglas LeRoy Hyde Roll Hyde Andy Kaufman Joe Stalder Paul Ross Walter Koebel Everette Lewis Arthur Conrad Cloyce Pete Lauber Tony Kaufman Fred Stalder Bessie Schoepfer Otto Stalder Mt. Pleasant Roy Rich David Rich

Hospital alters care after injuries to Kerr and Moothart

Wilma Kerr left the hospital for her home. Jon Moothart had fingers amputated after catching his hand in a saw at Washington county hospital this afternoon.

Wilma Kerr Jon Moothart Washington County

Various Local Notes From Washington Community

Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson and son Lyle and daughter Grace Marie visit this week with the Carl Dunbar family and other relatives. Bob Shields leaves to return to Scranton Pa. Rain at Sigourney last night after 9 p m nudges corn prospects but late. AIl ladies white shoes at 149 and 298 at Atchison Shoe Store. Hedges back from Chicago. air conditioned house dream. C B Howell of Ainsworth visits Washington on business. Graham's sale priced merch. Donna Joan Garrett visits grandparents Fuhr northwest of Washington. Harve Knupp of Amarillo Texas to return home tomorrow.

Charles Anderson Lyle Grace Marie Carl Dunbar Dunbars Bob Shields Scranton Sigourney A. Kh Atchison Shoe Store W. Cc. Hedges Chicago B. C. Hebensberger Hebensberger Hedges Washington C. B. Howell Ainsworth Graham Donna Joan Garrett Robert Garrett Val Fuhr Harve Knupp Amarillo Texas Lis

Local men on leave and family care take center stage

Joe Melinski was downtown yesterday but will be unavailable for two to three weeks. Mrs. C. B. Reed is in Winchester Illinois helping care for her sister Mrs. Fred Bean who has been quite ill.

Joe Melinski C. B. Reed Winchester, Ill Fred Bean

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