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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1930

Page

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Bank Robbers Hold Hostages as 1500 Posse Stands By

In Michigan, five bandits who robbed the Mancelona State Bank at 500 dollars barricaded a farmhouse near Bellaire. They hold Dr. J. R. Gerver, his son, and Henry Lindmere as a 1500 strong posse surrounds the house hoping to end the standoff.

Pellaire Mich U.pr Mancelona Bellaire J. R. Gerver Dr. Gerver Herbert Sullivan Henry Lindmere Lindmere Sullivan

Fairfield honors two Medal of Honor recipients

Sheriff Lane E Stansberry and Civilian John Gross received the Medal of Honor for bravery in France. Governor John Hammill and eight Iowa National Guard companies attended the Fairfield ceremony with Medal pins, including a single handed capture of a machine gun nest. Washington visitors and Troop F participated in the event with the Legion drum corps providing music.

France Fairfield Washington Legion Drum Corps Troop F of

Mrs Harvey Waggoner to entertain IX club Thursday

Mrs Harvey Waggoner will entertain the IX club on Thursday at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. The event is set for the planned Thursday evening or afternoon gathering, reflecting a social club arrangement.

Harvey Waggoner IX Club

Moose Convention Opens at Davenport Iowa

Loyal Order of Moose delegates begin a three day convention in Davenport after an open day ceremony initiated 350 candidates. Secretary of Labor James J. Davis did not attend due to Senate testimony requests. A $25 000 check from Ed A. Meyer Davenport funds the Iowa Mooseheart building project.

Davenport James J. Davis Order Senate Investigation Committee Pennsylvania The Loyal Order of Moose Latner Ed A. Meyer Iowa Mooseheart

Journal to Get Returns Tonight From Primary Election

The Journal, with county auditor and United Press aid, will provide Washington county and state returns tonight. Polls close at eight. authentic results may come after nine or later as precinct tallies arrive. The office will stay open through the night and readers can call for the latest figures on county tickets and the senator and governor races.

United Press The Journal Washington Washington County

YMCA Swim Schedule and Summer Rates Announced

The YMCA announces summer swim times for boys and girls with class fees ranging from 3 to 5 dollars per session and specific age based summer memberships. Boys may join water polo, water baseball, and intercity meets, with open pool use outside class times.

Mrs. G. R. Bruce Dies at Columbus Junction

Mrs. G. R. Bruce died at her home in Columbus Junction Sunday evening after several weeks of paralysis. She had assisted her husband Dr. G. R. Bruce in his dental office before her illness. Funeral arrangements were incomplete Monday morning.

Columbus Junction G. R. Bruce

Pensions for Spanish American War Veterans Pass Senate

The senate overrode President Hoover's veto to advance a bill increasing veterans pensions. The 61 to 18 vote, with 18 Republicans opposing, sends the measure to the house where a two thirds vote would make it law. Brookhart and Stock of Town supported the bill.

Washington U.P Senate Hoover House Brookhart Stock of Town

Roof Fire Damages John Schuster Home Sunday

Fire department responded early Sunday to a roof blaze at the John Schuster residence on North Fourth Avenue. The fire was extinguished with comparatively little damage and no injuries reported.

John Schuster North Fourth Avenue

Iowa City Family Injured in Gravel Road Wreck

Several members of an Iowa City family were slightly hurt Saturday evening when their car skidded on loose gravel at a corner north of town and overturned. Treated for bruises and scratches, they were later released after the car was repaired and they continued home from Keokuk.

Iowa City Keokuk

Mary McConaughey Returns to School Work in Des Moines

Mary McConaughey resumed her studies in Des Moines after spending Memorial Day at home. She returned to her 1940s era school work following time away for family reasons.

Mary McConaughey Des Moines

Condition of Robert Stutsman Improves After Crash

The condition of Robert Stutsman who was badly injured in an automobile accident near Mt Pleasant last week was reported hopeful. He was moved by ambulance to the University hospital at Iowa City where X rays showed his condition was serious but improving. He had a brief relapse Saturday night but recovered enough to endure the transfer. He has a fractured jaw and other facial skull injuries requiring careful treatment. The Stutsman family remained with him in Iowa City until his condition allowed their return.

Robert Stutsman Mt. Pleasant Mt Pleasant University Hospital Iowa City Stutsman Robert

YMCA Tennis Tournament Set For Friday And Saturday

The Y M C A announces a tennis tournament on the Y court Friday and Saturday. Entry closes Wednesday evening with drawings Thursday. No entry fee or trophies. Balls supplied. Players must wear tennis shoes. Two sections seniors and juniors two divisions. Singles and doubles matches. Apply at the Y for details.

No More Marriage Laws, Says Dr Covert

In Cincinnati the Philadelphia born Dr William Chalmers Covert told the 142nd Presbyterian general assembly that more marriage laws are unnecessary. He urged pre vows education and intelligent reverent understanding of future responsibilities and for the church to cooperate with youth education now.

Cincinnati William Chalmers Coert Philadelphia Presbyterian General Assembly Covert

Diplomas Awarded 133 Rural Pupils in County Commencement

Saturday afternoon the county rural eighth grade commencement filled the high school auditorium as 133 graduates received diplomas. Supt. J. H. Peet urged mastery and hard work, with diplomas presented by county superintendent Winnie Palmer. The event featured multiple musical numbers, exhibits placing first to third in the school display contest, and honors such as a medal for Pauline Darbyshire. Most graduates plan to enroll in high school next year. some may defer to fall. Group photos were taken to mark the occasion.

Supt J. H. Peet Washington Public Schools Irving Wolfe Iowa State Teachers College County Rural School Winnie Belter Enterprise School F. W. Eastwood W. Klein Dutch Creek Township Lyle Wade Wellman High School Pauline Darbyshire Marion Township Wellman Shiloh School Pauline Washington High School C. H. Guther

College men drink less liquor in post prohibition survey

Evanston June 2 The W C T U reports 255 colleges across 19 states show fewer drinkers and more non drinkers since prohibition. Presidents praise reduced drinking, athletics improvement, and safer campuses, with notable support from figures at Yale Princeton and Fordham.

Evanston U.P Womens Christian Temperance Union

Sugar Beet Growers Support Hawley Tariff Bill in Colorado

Four thousand sugar beet growers in Colorado endorsed the pending tariff measure and sent a telegram to President Hoover. The protest, signed by J. D. Pancake, secretary of the Mountain States Beet Growers association, argued schedules favor farmers and urged enactment into law despite limited protection for domestic beet sugar.

Colorado Denver Hoover J. D. Pancake Mountain States Beet Growers’ Association

4H Rally Day Set by County Clubs on June 6

The 411 girls clubs of the county will meet at Washington city hall Friday June 6 for Rally Day. A full program includes registration, roll call, music and picture memory contests, a noon dinner, officer balloting, songs, yells, a recreation hour, health talk, club stunts, and prize awards from Nicola and Harmon Homer Stephen the farm bureau and other sponsors.

Washington City Hall Nicola & Harmon Homer Stephen Farm Bureau Helen Stubbs Owen Montgomery

Washington Loses 11-10 at Keota in rough game

Keota defeats Washington 11 to 10 on a soil rough field with many errors. Keota battery Adams and Lane opposed by Washington pitchers Putnam and T Kiesey. Home runs by T Kiesey and Talbot. Next Sunday June 8 Washington hosts Muscatine Muskies and I I league team.

Keota Washington Adams Lane Keota Battery Putnam T. Kiesey Talbot Muscatine Muskies

Drake University Campus Cited as Safest Place for Youths

The speaker argues Drake University in Des Moines remains the safest environment for boys and girls outside the home in American life. D. M. Douglas of the University of South Carolina notes drinking is far less than 20 or 30 years ago. Walter F. Dexter of Whittier College cites improving conditions but warns smaller colleges lack the progress.

Drake University S Moines D. M. Douglas University of South Carolina New Orleans University New Orleans Walter F. Dexter Whittier College Whittier Calif

Taxation and Tariff Among State Issues

Republican voters in Iowa faced a four way contest for the U S Senate with Gov John Hammill and Rep L J Dickinson as leading figures while tariff and taxation dominated the campaigns. Eleven U S House seats were at stake with seven incumbents set for renomination and a tight race in the tenth district for Dickinsons seat. Candidates returned to their homes after voting as a new state House and a full Senate were underway.

Senate Hammill Dan W. Turner Ed M. Smith Otto Lange Fred P. Hagemann Payne Congress United States House of Representatives Gilbert N. Haugen C. A. Benson W. M. Strand Haugen Shouse of Representatives Dickinson Fred C. Gilchrist Laurens S. G. Goldthwaite Boona Frederic Larrabee Fort Dodge William Larrabee Des Moines Algona

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