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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1933
Page
3
John Woods and his great niece Miss Louise Porter returned home Monday evening from Jacksonville Illinois after spending the past week visiting relatives and friends.
The Iowa Superintendent of Banking sues Washington Loan & Trust Company of Washington Iowa. All depositors and creditors are notified there is an application on file in the Clerk of the District Court of Washington County Iowa.
L A Andrew as Receiver seeks an order reducing his bond from 25000 to 5000 dollars. The District Court of Washington County Iowa will hear objections June 22 1933 at 10 AM in the Washington Court House. Readers may inspect the application for details and appear to object if desired.
Part of the Library of Gibbon the historian has been located in Geneva. Two thousand volumes, each with his private book plate, were found and may be acquired by Magdalen College Oxford, which is seeking to purchase them.
Hazel Livingston depicts Joan Hastings fleeing love and pride in Sausalito California as she pursues Bill Martin. Believing Bill abandoned her she finds work in San Francisco with Maison Francine and grows drawn to Curtis Barstow. A chance encounter with Mrs Martin rekindles hope yet Bill remains distant, leading to a cliffhanger with Curtis as the story continues tomorrow.
L A Andrew as Receiver of the Washington Loan Trust Company notifies all depositors and creditors that an order to reduce bond from 100000 to 25000 has a hearing set for June 22, 1933 at 10 AM in Washington Court House. Objections may be filed. otherwise bond will be reduced. Edna C Purvis, Clerk.
In District Court State of Iowa Washington County cause number 6455 the last Will of Christopher Witthoft dated April 17 1923 was filed opened read and set for hearing proof at the Court House on Monday June 19 1933 with notice to all interested parties.
Daily trains run except Sunday with numbers 30 12 4 98 21 22 94 listed. Morning arrival 10 15 p m No 98, evening departures 6 00 p m No 21 and 6 19 p m No 22. Freight No 94 at 10 65 a m. Westbound trains 9 46 am local from Washington and 5 20 pm from Southwestington. Local freight No 91 Tuesday Thursday Saturday, No 92 Monday Wednesday Friday. Agent W C Bell signs off.
Mrs CC EK Hillis gave a prohibition address at the ME church in West Chester. A pageant Hearts of Gold is planned by Methodists with U P and Baptists attending in the morning. Prohibition speaker Dr A S Smith of Fairfield to address the high school on Sunday afternoon June 11. Local visits and community notices follow.
A note states routine tasks are being deferred to allocate time for receiving instructions and providing timely information before June 20. The plan prioritizes guidance and updates over standard duties during this period.
Hoilington Kansas reports a bulldog named Tiger perished in a chicken house fire. The dog and about 500 chicks were burned to death as the blaze consumed the structure.
Provo Utah reports the city's indebtedness reduced from 431000 to 226000 over two years. The savings come from refunding old bonds and securing lower interest rates, yielding substantial financial relief.
Air service between Chongking and Shanghai now connects in two days, shrinking the former three week travel time. The rapid link promises faster mail and passenger movement between China’s key cities.
Methodist church announces practices for the Children’s Day pageant on Tuesday night June 18 at 7:30, Wednesday afternoon June 14 at 2, and Friday night June 16 at 7:30. The pageant is scheduled for Sunday June 18.
There will be a home made ice cream social at New Haven Wednesday evening, June 14. Everyone welcome. The Just Us club meeting has been postponed for one week.
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