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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1932

Page

6

Local shoppers and visits fill Wayland town scene

Pete and John Kaufman shopped in town while Mr and Mrs C W Hedges returned from Tarentum PA with daughter Ruth Hedges. Mrs Irma Edmundson of Brighton and Miss Blanche Brook on vacation are noted. The brief also mentions Quality Cafe hours and staff at Lemmon's Pharmacy and a visit by Farle Corbin of Davenport to Washington.

Pete John Kaufman Wayland C. W. Hedges Tarentum Ruth Hedges John Flading Wellman Irma Edmundson Brighton K. C Blanche Brook Winfield Lawrence Floyd Dawson Donna Marie Waterloo R. A. Dawson Quality Cafe H. A. Sehenck Marshalltown Montgomery-Ward C. R. Hartman Des Moines Lemmon’s Farle Corbin Davenport Washington

Washington News Notes Busy Day For Local People

Mrs. George F. Baird of Ainsworth and Mrs. James Quinn near Columbus Junction were in town on business. Wallace Nelson of Port Byron and Julius Kunik of Iowa City visited Washington. Kunik may move here to run the fruit market. Senator Smith W. Brookhart and son toured the area, with Florence Brookhart heading to Des Moines and Duluth.

George F. Baird Ainsworth James Quinn Miss Pearl Hamil Crawfordsville Wallace Nelson Port Byron Richard Johnson Mediapolis University of Iowa D. C. Fulton Jane Des Moines Homa Clemons University of Town M. D. Lee Joe Simmering O. R. Mayo Ruebsam Shack Cone Julius Kunik Iowa City Washington Smouse Cumberland Washington, D. C Wade Meyers James Meyers Coralie Ann Joel Meyers Zion 111 Charles Cherry Tennessee Atlanta John Brookhart Elsie L. Prall Bernice Betty Atlantic

Ten Years Ago Today Lecture Tour and Ice Cream Note

Alex Miller begins a summer lecture tour for Red path Vanter Co visiting chautauquas daily. He invites locals to drop by on the way home and share Morrison's Ice Cream to cap the evening meal.

Alex Miller Redpath Vanter Co Chautauquas

Coca Cola options and cold drinks at McDaniel drugstore

GEO L McDANIELDruggist advertises Coca Cola straight or with cherry and Oh Boy root beer. Mentions hog prices at 3.60 and notes little weather change in temperature.

Washington County Babies Born At Hospital This Weekend

Mr and Mrs Arthur Duensing of 3.4 miles north of Washington welcomed a baby boy at 10 30 Saturday night weighing nine pounds two and a half ounces. Mr and Mrs Farl Redlinger of two miles northwest of Washington welcomed a baby daughter at 1 05 Sunday morning weighing four pounds three ounces. Mr and Mrs Irvin Koenig and Mrs Cora Davis of Riverside were guests yesterday at the Watkins home. Mrs Burl Pringle and baby Shirley Jean left the hospital for home. Mr and Mrs Floyd Black of Keota welcomed a baby daughter at eight o'clock Saturday evening weighing six pounds eight ounces.

Arthur Duensing Washington Washington County Hospital Farl Redlinger Irvin Koenig Cora Davis Riverside Harry Watkins Burl Pringle Shirley Jean Floyd Black Keota

Washington Graduates at Iowa State University Ceremony

Washington residents were among 1 118 degrees awarded at the Iowa State University commencement, the largest single ceremony total to date. Awards included Master of Arts to Mrs Cora Teeter Dunsmore and Doctor of Medicine to Sterling James Ritchey, with several graduates in arts and commerce, nursing, and science. The event marked the seventy second annual graduation as totals show year over year increases.

Washington State University of Iowa Cora Teeter Dunsmore Rose Harriett Ranch Thelma Frances Long Sterling James Ritchey le Roy George Pratt Baja Elizabeth Boller Ruth Lucille Reister

National Holiday urged for Election Day

A telegram from the U S junior chamber of commerce fifty million votes committee urges Congress to declare November 6 a national legal holiday election day. Chairman Harlan Miller says it would boost turnout by about 20 million as many people cannot vote due to work. The plan targets 1506 cities in 35 states where the 50,000,000 vote campaign is active.

Des Moines INS Congress Washington National Fifty Million Votes U. S Junior Chamber of Commerce Harlan Miller Miller Chamber of Commerce

Farmers Offer Food Aid to Bonus Army in Washington

A collective of Iowa farmers associations pledges to ship carload food free if transportation is provided. The telegram to Bonus Army leaders Walter W. Walters and A. K. Taylor promises donated goods from farmers. Also reported: Hoover signs the Chilton dollar tax bill into law after Senate approval, sending it to the White House for signature.

Des Moines Iowa INS Farmers Holiday Association of Iowa Bonus Army Washington Walter W. Walters A. K Taylor Congress Senate White House Hoover House

Regional Y's Men choose officers at Des Moines camp

Milburn McKay of Washington and Graham Hay of Waterloo were selected to be recommended to the International convention in Detroit for regional director of the Midwest region. Dean Harland Mead of Washington named lieutenant governor of the Iowa District. Foster Bickel praised for his work as outgoing district governor. Des Moines camp described as a vast, modern facility with lodge, cabins, pool, and ample hospitality from George Webber and the Des Moines Y. Mayor Dwight Lewis spoke on Sunday praising Des Moines voters' majority.

Milburn McKay Washington Graham Hay Waterloo Des Moines Boone Detroit Auegust Midwest Dean Harland Mead Iowa Martin Tarbell Richard McCleery Leigh Soule J. A. Taylor Foster Hickel Lewis Warren Denver St. Paul Foster Bickel Dick McCleery Y'sdom Europe Dwight Lewis George Webber Des Moines “Y

Washington Beats Brighton 3 to 0 in baseball matchup

Washington defeated Brighton 3 to 0 with strong pitching and fielding. Scoring details show Washington 3 runs on timely hits while Brighton was held scoreless. Key players include D Kiesey and T Kiesey with multiple stolen bases and S Kiesey and T Kiesey contributing two base hits.

Washington Brighton D. Kiesey T. Kiesey Grant S. Kiesey Dougle Heyde Bevins F. Horton Drish Kiesey ABPOA McAvoy Martin Ovtigas Ss. Kiesey Winn Kerr Clark Haney Rf i Brighton Abribpoa Teauchamp Matlock Horton Kessel Hagans Johnson Noviteh Rf Ee

Conversation Practice Improves Skills Says Boston Herald

The Boston Herald notes that regular conversation practice can sharpen communication abilities. It argues dialogue helps with listening, phrasing, and responding more effectively in daily interactions.

Boston Herald

Rebekah Convention Set for District 92 in Here

The twenty third annual Rebekah convention of district 92 meets at the I O O F hall with registration at 9 30 and opening at 10. Washington lodge officers lead sessions with Wellman and Riverside also taking part. The program includes degree instruction, balloting, unwritten work contest, addresses, memorial work, and an evening social.

Rebekah District 92 Washington Carl Hancher A. Ruebsam Mabel Blick Tom Dewis Oscar Jugenheimer Hancher Wellman Lodge Doris Zeck Dorothy Ruebsam Rosa M. A. Heninger Sigourney Washington Lodge Riverside Wellman Heninger Ee Crystal Rebekah Lodge Mt. Pleasant Washington, Wellman

Washington Girls Begin 33 Day Europe Trip

Elsie Glassburner and Myrtle Macon plan a 33 day journey visiting six foreign countries. They depart Washington at midnight Thursday, travel to Chicago, Montreal, then board a ship for Europe with passports and tickets secured. The reporters will relay updates as time allows.

Elsie Glassburner Myrtle Macon Washington Chicago Montreal Missi Glassburner Miss Macon Miss Glassburner

Massachusetts Historical Society Formed in Early Era

The text notes Massachusetts as the first to form a historical society. It states the group organized in 1791 but incorporated in 1704, reflecting early colonial organizational milestones.

Massachusetts

Harwood Daughter Heads to Delta Gamma Convention

Mr and Mrs T W Harwood bring Mary Louise Harwood home from Drake University where she studied this year. Mary Louise has been elected Delta Gamma delegate to the national convention in Victoria British Columbia leaving in two weeks to join a Delta Gamma train at St Paul on June 23.

Lemmon’s T. W. Harwood Des Moines Mary Louise Harwood Drake University Mary ‘Louise Drake Delta Gamma Victoria British Columbia St. Paul Gene Breitenbach Frank L. Wilson Chicago

Sales tax proposal to aid unemployed gains support

Beverly Hills reports a suggestion by Illinois Senator Ham Lewis to levy a sales tax on untaxed goods and dedicate the revenue to unemployment relief. The idea is to show the source of funds before spending, with broad appeal for a small increase to help those in need.

Beverly Hills Cal Congress Babes Ham" Lewis Illinois

Miss Charlotte Foster Taken to Iowa City For Specialist Care

Miss Charlotte Foster, ill at Mrs. A. Andersons home, was taken last evening to Iowa City for asthma specialist care. Her mother Mrs. J. A. Foster and sister Miss Marjorie Foster of Plainfield accompanied her. Also noted: Quality Dairy to start a milk route in Washington Monday. Dr. Robert E. Speer of New York, longtime secretary of the Presbyterian board of foreign missions, visited the Speer households and preached the baccalaureate at the State University of Iowa after returning from the Denver assembly. Mrs. M. M. Flynn of Has kins shopped locally Saturday.

Charlotte Foster A. Anderson Iowa City 3. A. Foster Marjorie Foster Plainfield Robert E. Speer New York C. A. Speer J. M. Speer Speer Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions Presbyterian General Assembly Denver State University of Iowa M. M. Flynn Haskins

Mrs Gupton Visits Sister in Ainsworth This Weekend

Mrs Anetta Gupton of Ainsworth spent the weekend visiting her sister Mrs Nora Ebner.

Anetta Gupton Ainsworth Nora Ebner

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