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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1938

Page

6

Riverside Graduates Four From S U I This Week

Four Riverside residents earned degrees from the State University of Iowa. Mary Gertrude Griffin earned a bachelor of arts, Eldred Kron a bachelor of science in pharmacy, Lewis William Leeney a bachelor of science in commerce, and Maxine O Loughlin a bachelor of arts. The report also notes visits and family attendance at nearby events and weddings linked to Riverside residents.

Estelle Critz Riverside State University of Iowa Mary Gertrude Griffin William Griffin Eldred Kron Fred C. Kron Lewis William Leeney W. C. Leeney Maxine O'Loughlin William St. Mary's Church Smith Gertrude Swenka Raymond Mathes Selma Russell Denison Town City Elizabeth Davis Chi

Neal Sands to Coach at Kearny New Jersey

Neal Sands arrives from Atlanta Georgia for a return coaching post at Kearny New Jersey where he previously coached. The visit coincides with plans for the upcoming season. Alice Rogers returns home near Morning Sun after a three week stay with relatives south of town. Mr and Mrs Ray Sweet of Mt Pleasant visited Glen Porter’s home Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Freeland relocate from Chicago to the former L A Stephens property and plan renovations.

Ruth Norris Ainsworth Neal Sands Atlanta Kearney N. J Alice Rogers Ray Sweet Mt. Pleasant Glen Porter John Freeland Chicago L. A. Stephens

Local Residents Make Weekend Visits and Travel Plans

Carrie Williamson and two children from Austin Minnesota visited Sunday. A B Moore returned home with them after a week in Austin. Dave Larson and family from Rock Island stayed with Hugh Hall. Carl Bassler from Monmouth spent summer with C. E. Bassler. Mabel Fullerton of Iowa City visits sister Orville Tohma. John McFarland returned from University of Iowa Hospital. Will Wadsworth and Terry Marsh families visited Lee Norris and J A Marsh. J B Pressly family planned three week trip to Kansas Oklahoma Texas. Harry Boilean attended welding convention in Kansas City.

Carrie Williamson Austin Minn A. B&b. Moore Dave Larson Rock Island Hugh Hall Carl Bassler Monmouth C. E. Bassler Mabel Fullerton Iewa City Orville Tohma John McFarland University Hospital Iowa City Will Wadsworth Near Delta Lee Norris Terry Marsh Keokuk J. A Mary Ruth Mildred Kansas Oklahoma Texas Harry Boilean Kansas City

Chickens Drown in Heavy Rain Across Xenia Area

A heavy rain Monday evening caused crop and fence damage, strong winds felled trees, hail was reported, and poultry raisers lost chicks. The feature notes local residents visiting relatives and ongoing farm activity amid the weather disruptions.

A. L. Stephens Xenia Will Roberts Everette Stewart Richard Stephens Roger Colthurst George Lord Moline Robert Stephens West Chester Gene Stephens Mel John Freeland Ainsworth Chicago Freeland D. D. Stephens Wayne Norman Billy Ed Davis Haskins

Ashes of Former Junction Resident Brought for Burial

Ashes of August Gilbert 71 formerly of Columbus Junction born Muscatine July 24 1886 died after paralysis at his Chicago home. He moved to Columbus Junction in 1869 with parents the town’s first residents. Surviving widow Josephine Reha Gilbert son Joseph Middleton and two grandchildren. Cremation held ashes to be buried in Columbus City. Local notices also report travels and health events among residents and a college commencement in Monmouth Illinois.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Gilbert Chicago Muscatine August Gilbert Josephine Reha Riverside Joseph Middleton Wis Columbus City Marvin Sterrett Des Moines F. H. Johnston Beulah Luckey William and Robert Magery U Harbison Mary Davis Co. J. Boileobach Ft. Wayne Ind William Shearer Iowa Weselyan College Mt. Pleasant C. N. Johnston Monmouth Monmouth College Margaret Jahn Johnston

Growing Wave of Kidnapping Probed by U S Authorities

A rising number of child abductions alarm U S officials since 1932 led to new measures. Reports include the Levine case in New York and the Cash kidnapping in Miami with a $10,000 ransom, amid a string of high profile abductions and varying outcomes.

United States New York Peter Levine Longe Island Miami Fla James Bailey Cash Levine Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr Hopewell N. J Charles Mattson Tacoma Wash Mattson Charles Lindbergh Peggy VeMath Harwitchport Mass Kenneth Buck June Robles Tucson Ariz George Weyerhaeuser William Mahon Mattson, Levine Cash Boy

Leonard Wehrle to Spend Summer at Parental Home

Wellman residents report Leonard Wehrle son of Mr and Mrs PF G Wehrle has returned from Texas A and M College to spend the summer with his parents. Other brief notes include Mrs J G Lewis trip to Illinois, Russell Ross from University Hospital Iowa City visiting home Wednesday, Cecil Bilumenstein from Long Beach Calif visiting Wellman, and Mrs Max Duskin and son Bob Dean of Moline visiting Long Beach via Mrs Charlie Steninger.

Martha Adams Wellman Leonard Wehrle PF. G. Wehrle Texas A. and M. College College Station Texas J. G. Lewis Illinois Russell Ross University Hospital Iowa City Cecil Bilumenstein Long Beach Calif Max Duskin Bobby Dean Moline Charlie Steninger California

St Marys Class of Twenty Three Grads at Riverside

A large Riverside crowd attended St Marys high school commencement at the church Sunday evening. Rev N J Pfeiffer gave the address and Rt Rev Monsignor Jacobsmeier presented diplomas to 23 seniors, the largest class in the school. Solemn benediction followed with Rev Co A VanWans assisting.

Co. A. VanWans Holy Trin

Kidnap Wave Strains Nation as Ransom Totals Rise

Across five years eleven kidnappings involving adults have occurred with $730000 paid in ransom. Three victims died. authorities face fear and pressure from families. The Levine case shows extortion by impostors complicating the probe and wasting time that helps the real criminal flee.

Levine

Richmond Services End With Recessional at Ty Church

The service at Ty Church in Richmond concluded with a recessional led by Rev. F. Boeckman of St. Mary's Church Lone Tree. Parishioners participated in the closing rite as the gathering dispersed.

Ty Church Richmond F. Boeckman St. Mary’s Church Lone Tree

Entertain Dinner Guests Sunday at Sam Marsh Home

Eureka notes list Sunday dinner guests at the Sam Marsh home including Elmer Reschley Betty and Harry Neff James Marsh Clarence Benson Carol and others from Brighton Wayland Washington and Westwood Also mentions Mildred Fetes Ward Essley Wilson news on visits and travel of several local families.

Carol Benson Eureka Elmer Reschley Betty Harry Brighton Lester Neff Wayland Harold Neff Westwood Calif James Marsh Washington Clarence Benson Carol Sam Marsh Mildred Fetes Helen Applegate Ward Essley Ed Petratz Everette Davison Wayne Wagner Roy Edwards John McKune

Edwin Selser Held for Corn Theft on Two Farms

Edwin Selser, 20, of Columbus City, is jailed by Louisa county officials on charges arising from alleged corn thefts at Fay Foster and Ralph McKean farms. He reportedly confessed and has prior theft convictions, including a two year term at Eldora state training school starting in 1934.

Columbus Junction Edwin Selser Frank Selser Columbus City Louisa County Fay Foster Ralph McKean Eldora Selser

Local Notables Relocate to Columbus City and Funeral Service Held

Ner president Mrs Lillie Town and officials move from the farm to Columbus City. Donald Young of Washington works at the Church barber shop. Funeral services for infant Robert De Wayne Hamilton were conducted at home four miles north. Rev J Lynn Pace of the Reformed church led the service and burial followed in Conesville cemetery. The child was born Wednesday and died Saturday. parents and six siblings survive.

Ner Lillie Townsend S. M. Overholt Merle’ Blair F. M. Duncan Jennie Qipple W. H. Zion Columbus City Donald Young Washington Robert de Wayne Ezra Hamilton Here J. Lynn Pace The Reformed Church Conesville

Father and Son in Same Movie at Fox Theatre

Two members of a famed stage family appear in the same film Friday and Saturday at the Fox Theatre. Alan Marshal stars in Invisible Enemy from Republic Pictures, with Leonard Willey Alan's father also in the dramatic feature. Willey is a longtime New York stage name.

Fox Theatre Alan Marshal Republic Leonard Willey Alan New York Broadway Mr. Willey

Invisible Enemy unfolds in oil land dispute tale

A Department of Intelligence officer thwarts an unscrupulous operator in a bid to sell valuable oil lands to a foreign power. The cast includes Tala Birell Mady Correll Herbert Mundin Gerald Oliver Smith and C Henry Gordon in this original Albert J Cobbes Robert T Shannon story.

Lish Oil Company Department of Intelliga Tala Birell Mady Correll Herbert Mundin Gerald Oliver Smith C. Henry Gordon Albert J. Cobbes Robert T. Shannon

Lightning Struck Leffier House in Hardcrabble Farm

A storm strike damaged the Leffier residence at Hardcrabble, with three rooms affected and a window broken. The event recalls a similar jolt years ago when Mrs. Art Richardson was struck on the same farm.

Hardscrabble Jane Lloyd Leffier Jehning Art Richardson

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