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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1934

Page

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Washington county to receive carload soybeans for farmers

Carl W. Klein, head of the county emergency relief committee, announced a 1 000 bushel carload of soybeans from St Louis to aid farmers unable to buy seed after crops were damaged by thrips and chinch bugs. Over 100 farmers already benefited from the first car. the second car, arranged by state director E H Mulock, will require labor to repay the seed cost. Applicants should visit the corn hog committee HQ to show entitlement.

Carl W. Klein Washington County Emergency Relief Committee St. Louis Mr. Klein Mulock State Director of Emergency Relief E. H. Mulock

Bitter Battle With Chinch Bugs In Washington County

Farmers aided by the Farm Bureau fight a chinch bug invasion threatening corn and small grains. Oil barrier cars are unloading and more shipments expected next week to supply limited amounts per farmer. Residents use trenches with dust and demonstrations by W J Roudabush while telephone networks spread alerts statewide.

Farm Bureau Washington County Kalona Anothe Brighton Lys W. J. Roudabush Bucs Ang Roudabush Washington Is Company

Funeral of Mrs. Haller Set for Sunday at Wellman

Funeral services for Mrs. James Haller will be Sunday at 2 PM at Wellman Methodist Church with Rev. Edward Deiner presiding. Burial follows in Wellman cemetery. Mrs. Haller, who died yesterday at her Wellman home, leaves six daughters and a son, and is survived by her husband.

Wellman James Haller Lexington Wellivan Methodist Church Edward Deiner Pilotburg Wellman Cemetery L. A. Jones Funeral Home Washington Mary Adelaide Desing Henry Margaret Desing Riverside James Halter Ida County Klothure Haller

Primo Carnera Suffers Right Ankle Break in Baer Bout

New York reports Primo Carnera sustained a broken right ankle from his Thursday night match with Max Baer. X rays confirmed the injury today, ending his fight plans for the near term.

Primo New York U.P Primo Carnera Mas Baer

Resigns PWA Post From Washington Housing Office

Robert D. Kohn a leading member of the Brain Trust in Washington resigns as director of housing for the Public Works Administration after an interior department probe led by Harold L. Ickes.

Robert D. Kohn Brain Trust Washington Public Works Administration Harold L. Ickes Secretary of the Interior PWA

Attend Associate Presbyterian Synod in Allerton

The Associate Presbyterian Synod at Allerton drew several locals including Miss Etna Dawson and Miss Henrietta Wilson joining Mrs. L. W. Telford visiting from Wyoming. Raymond Wilson and George Mansson Jr. will participate in the young people’s program with a list of attendees from here.

Associate Presbyterian Allerton Etna Dawson Washington Henrietta Wilson Columbus Junction L. W. Telford Wyoming W. M. Kleese Raymond Wilson George Mansson, Jr Synod W. J. Masson George Masson, Jr Esther Masson Isaac Kleese R. BB. Stephens Myria Stephens W. P. Moore

Spirit Lake Attorney Guilty in Federal Jury Tampering Case

Walter F. Bedell of Spirit Lake and L. K. E. and H. E. Chapman of Carroll were found guilty of jury tampering in federal district court. Judge C. A. Dewey will pronounce sentence June 26 or 27.

Des Moines Jur U.R Walter F. Bedell Spirit Lake L. KE H. E. Chapman Carroll Federal District Court C. A. Dewey

Miss Lillian Berry Plans Davenport Weekend Visit

Miss Lillian Berry will travel to Davenport tonight to visit her parents for the weekend, continuing a family visit noted in local society notes.

Lillian Berry Davenport

Thompson Civil War Soldier James M Thompson Funeral

Funeral services for James M Thompson a Civil War soldier were held yesterday afternoon at Sherman s funeral home conducted by Dr F W Eastwood. The flag draped casket was buried at Woodlawn cemetery with pallbearers C A Neiswanger Milan Shields Vic Crone Harry Crone Grant Humble and Mert Bickford assisting.

James M. Thompson Sherman F. W. Eastwood Woodlawn C. A. Neiswanger Milan Shields Vic Crone Harry Crone Grant Humble Mert Bickford

Mussolini Hitler talks and Roosevelts meeting teased

From Hollywood California to Ainsworth the piece parodies dictation records and a planned high level meeting with President Roosevelt Plutarco Calles and European leaders. In Ainsworth June 16 the Methodist church announces Children’s Day events including a pageant The Children's Hour by intermediate pupils and activities for beginners and primary classes.

Mussolini Hitler France Roosevelt Plutarco Calles Mexico Ainsworth Methodist Church

Youngsters Seek Subscribers for Bicycle Giveaway

Washington youngsters and rural route youths are invited to find 13 nonreaders of the Evening Journal and earn a free bicycle. Bicycles are displayed at Fred J Stewart Rukgaber Montgomery Ward. Several are already at work in Washington with no rural route workers yet.

Washington Evening Journal Fred J. Stewart Rukgaber Montgomery Ward

Revival services continue at new tabernacle

FOURSQUARE GOSPEL Rev. W J Stevens announces revival at the new tabernacle at 607 South Marion avenue continuing through next week. Melody Boys perform nightly with Evangelist Gerald N Boyer speaking. Sunday morning Boyer uses Revelation for his text and 3:00 p m quiet hour sermon, 7:30 p m The Necessity of the Shed Blood of Jesus Christ.

W. J. Stevens New Tabernacle South Marion Avenue Melody Boys Gerald N. Boyer Boyer Rev. Stevens Jesus Christ

Pilgrim’s Havana Passage Describes City Squalor and Cabaret Hustle

A private traveler aboard a Panama bound voyage recalls Havana with heat and filth, three companions from Madden Dam Construction, and aggressive taxi drivers and solicitations in the red light district as they tour the city.

Havana Madden Dam Construction Company Panama Red Light District Docas

County Auditor Publishes Primary Township Candidate List

County auditor releases the list of successful primary candidates for township offices on the Republican and Democratic tickets. The roster shows trustees, clerks, assessors, and justice positions across Cedar Brighton English River Franklin Highland LeClaire Line Creek Oregon Washington Seventy-Six Crawford townships with nominees and write-in possibilities noted.

Cedar ‘Township Harry A Dusenbery Karl L Smith J. R. Anderson Brighton Township Rk. C Spielman S. M. Grove MW Coanrines M. Faritei Ditch Creek Pouwrsteg Democrat J . Deal Mat Wehr Republican H. T Carris H. F Shhoetz English River Democrat Wm. Chapek Assereo Stanley Vodloka George Stoutner KE. Powell Washington Township H Neill Trotman M . Smylie Carl M. Phillipe W. J. Crozier Crawford Township Democrat Hmery Leichty Gault Vernon Filetecher J. D Hamill K. A. Codres EK. KE. Ferguson

McCarthy Funeral Services Held for Mrs Dan McCarthy

Funeral services for Mrs. Dan McCarthy were conducted yesterday at St James Church with Father Thomann of Keota presiding and several priests from nearby towns joining in the service. Pallbearers included J M Kelly Joe Melinsky Joy Lobberger Robert Tobin J P Tobin and Harry Whittaker. Interment followed at Elm Grove Cemetery.

Ainsworth Notes From Ruth Norris Correspondent

In Ainsworth on June 15 various local social events are listed. Jane Mahin and B C Schueller travel to Chicago for a few days. Ronald Keiper attended a Des Moines convention. Residents hosted guests, attended Bible contests, Kensington club meetings, and gatherings at Pearl Gardner's Perocon home among others.

Ainsworth Jane Mahin B. GC. Schueller Chicago Ronald Keiper Des Moines Register and Tribune Manford Rabenold Roland D. C. Mathers I. B. Rabenold Cecil Lowe Letts Harry Duncan Columbus Junction S&s Fred Sharpe Paul Hazel Harbison Lola Coppock Edith Mae Henderson Mark Campbell Kenneth McConnell Happy McConnell LeClaire Y. BP. C Ainsworth Society Philip Coppock Glen Arnold Mary Ruth Therma New Mexico I. K. Beal Dr. Arnold Nellie Mr. Arnold Stockton Kensington Club Miss Pearl Gardner Perocon Miss Gardner Corbin Crawford Miss Meek Washington J. B. Rabenold

Roosevelt backed labor board eyed by Congress

Washington June 16 The house approved a proposal for a board to handle capital and labor disputes under the national recovery act with final senate action pending before adjournment. Pittsburgh reports threats of a steel strike ended as labor offers compromise to President Roosevelt and mills retain authority to call back workers.

Washington D. C U.P House Senate Congress Roosevelt Pittsburgh Milla

Divorce Petition Seeks Name Change in Lowell Case

Mrs. Nicholas Papaconstantinou petitions for divorce on cruel and abusive grounds in Lowell Massachusetts and asks permission to resume her maiden name Metropoulos.

Lowell Mass Nicholas Pappaconstantinou Metropoulos

Youngest Oregon Band Director Is Silverton Teen

Harold Moffett, age 16, becomes the youngest adult band director in Oregon. He previously played cornet in the Silverton band before being chosen to conduct it.

Silverton Ore Oregon Harold Moffett Young Moffett

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