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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1932

Page

6

Local Delegates and Visitors Roundup at Iowa Spottings

Col C J Wilson left this morning to attend the national republican convention in Chicago as an Iowa delegate. Lyle Augspurber spent yesterday at his Pulaski home and traveled via Fairfield with cousin Guy Nusbaum, a Parsons college student. M J Maxstead of Oskaloosa appeared in town on business.

Col C. J. Wilson Chicago Iowa Lyle Augspurber Pulaski Fairfield Guy Nusbaum Parsons College

Local boys attend Des Moines carriers' convention

Several Register and Tribune carriers traveled to Des Moines for a carriers convention. Charlie Davis led a carload including Donald Davis, Max Cuddy, Rex Hazen, Francis Allbaugh, Clyde Dodds, and Wendall Baker. J. I. Pease took his son and others, returning home that night.

Register and Tribunes Des Moines Carriers Charlie Davis Donald Davis Max Cuddy Rex Hazen Francis Allbaugh Clyde Dodds Wendall Baker J. l. Pease

Community Notes and Local Movements

Local residents report oil brand savings through Tripleil Refining Co. Several family visits occur including Don Beatty and Martha Killian's summer arrangements. Numerous residents undergo tonsil operations at Washington county hospital. Estelle Davidson attends leadership training in Oskaloosa. Mr and Mrs Lester Willey travel from Osage after a honeymoon. Beatrice Wilson visits Davenport. Dr and Mrs Reid attend White Shrine events in Cedar Rapids. J A Conger and Esther Conger relocate to Long Beach Calif with Esther entering Pomona College dorms.

Tripleil Refining Co Don Beatty Iowa City Paul Lytle Clyde Rouse Chicago John Killian Martha Killian Harry Hutt Washington County Hospital Helen Marie Dale Curtis William Dewees Leona Lucy Jones S. P. Telford Des Moines Estelle Davidson Stanwood Oskaloosa State Sunday School Association Lester Willey W. N. McCarty Osage Beatrice Wilson Davenport Fred Reid Nell Irwin Mt. Vernon Ill White Shrine Cedar Rapids John Burianek Burianek Eastern Star Country Club Reid J. A. Conger Claremont Calif Long Beach East Sixty-fifth Street Esther Conger Poamona College

Ten Years Ago Today Graduation and Local Ads

Ten Years Ago Today Miss Wanda Neiswanger daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Neiswanger is to be graduated from the University of Illinois this week. Dr Hess Fly Spray will not gum or mat the hair. It will not taint the milk. It's long lasting odor stays with the cows all day. Do you have the right kind of a container to keep your water in the refrigerator Step into our store and see the new Tilt Top bottle for keeping liquids cold. The price is 15 cents or two for 25 cents. Top on hogs 38.70. Weather showers tonite and Tuesday.

Wanda Neiswanger Fred Neiswanger University of Illinois Dr. Hess Washington Bonus Army Dr. Butler Nick Murray Butler Blackstone Chicago Dr. Butter Columbia University John D. Rockefeller, Jr Mike United States National Capitol Congress Johnson Anacostia France Order of INS Simeon D. Fess Ohio Republican National Committee James I. Freeman Episcopal D. C George de B. Keim New Jersey Thomas P. Bona Ferdinand Isserman St. Louis Stewart’s Stewart's Dale Gallagher Economy Oil Company Merle Gallagher Iowa City Joe Utterback Ainsworth Wesley White Haskins

Gibbons Ride Through Chicago Parade Like Venice

Delegates at the convention head to settle hunger issues as Chicago hosts a large parade of All American Legion and uniformed units on Michigan Avenue. Dr Nick Murray Butler arrives with anti prohibition factions plotting street protests and mass meetings.

Gibbons Chicago Venice Michigan Avenue American Legion

Bonus Bill First Test in House Vote

The House approved proceeding with four hours of general debate by a 225 to 169 vote as backers of the bonus bill seek to muster support for passage over a veto. Patman secured an 11 A M session tomorrow to guarantee a final vote before adjournment. Acting Chairman Crisp of Georgia was tapped to pace debate time.

House Patman Crisp Georgia Crisp (D Ways and Means Committee

Wets Work to Put Over Repeal Plank at G. O. P. Session

Long passage reports a Republican convention session debating a repeal plank and remarks by Johnson on handling the bonus army, plus schedule for the convention days and notes on attendees including Shirley Clark traveling to Boston for the Massachusetts Mutual Insurance event and Mrs. Everett Neiswanger visiting.

Shirley Clark Boston Mass The Massachusetts Mutual Insurance Company Everett Neiswanger Oskaloosa

Indian turnip name for Jack-in-the-pulpit plant

The wild flower Jack-in-the-pulpit is sometimes called Indian turnip because Indians used to cook the roots for food.

Tax bill error risks large government losses

Crisp convened a committee to fix a mistake in the tax bill that could cost the government 46 to 50 million dollars. A Senate amendment delaying tax payment on autos bought on installment shifts burden to individuals while aiding big manufacturers with pre May 1 contracts. Rainey elected speaker pro tem due to Speaker Garner’s illness.

Crisp Senate Rainey Washington Henry T. Rainey Illinois House John N. Garner

Local births and travels highlight week in three states

A son named Merrill Eugene was born to Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Paynter of Lake Beulah Wisconsin on June 5. News notes report various visits, travels to Washington and Chicago, college graduations, and community notices involving families from Illinois Nebraska Iowa and Wisconsin. The Monmouth College class includes Ellen E Wolfe and Carolyn McCleery with a 100 plus graduate count. Dr John H. Finley delivers the commencement address.

Merrill Paynter Lake Beulah Wis Merrill Eugene Martha McGinnis Alex Miller Chicago Glenn Zaring Deerwood Minn Kankakee Ill Vera May Dodder Muscatine Charles Dodder Malcolm Montgomery H. M Shellabarger Richland J. P. Teeter C. B. and Q Railroad Washington Glen Hill Bloomfield O. A. Conwell Lester U. S. Naval Academy Cedar Rapids John Haien Oberlin Ohio Beacon Organization Guy McClellan Mary Alice Central City Nebr S. J. Boyd Joseph Wolf McClellan Harry Dye Bethel Church Irvin Rabenold Ainsworth Macon Siti Monmouth College Ellen E Wolfe Carolyn McCleery John H. Finley The New York Times

Sands Return From Lincoln Visit

Mr and Mrs L B Sands returned Saturday from Lincoln Nebraska where they have been visiting A bi product of the Triploil still used as a spray makes a very inexpensive and effective insecticide for poultry houses Free samples gas each will be given to the first 100 poultry raisers who bring containers to the plant a block east of post office

Kal lous couple welcome daughter Patricia Ann

Mr and Mrs Charles Kal lous announce the birth of a daughter named Patricia Ann on Thursday June 9 at their North Marion Avenue home. The baby weighs seven pounds.

Charles’ Kallous Patricia Ann North Marion Avenue

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