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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1933

Page

6

Tragic Lantern Explosion Claims Life of Helen Briley

Mrs. Ben Briley learns her eldest daughter Helen has died after a lantern explosion in an outside building. She was twenty four. Her death followed a severe burn injury and occurred at a hospital. Local authorities and family relay the incident details.

Ben Briley John Weeding Ortonville Minn Helen W. L. Yaw Robert Helen Ruth Betty Jo Sitka Alaska

Leon Beatty Post Drum Corps to Play at Muscatine Centennial

About 25 members of the Leon Beatty post drum and bugle corps will travel to Muscatine tonight to perform as part of the centennial celebration. Several other drum corps are scheduled to attend. The Leon Beatty group held a special rehearsal last evening.

Leon Beatty Muscatine

Accident at H. and A. bakery injures Putnam

A. E. Putnam cut his lower lip when an unexpected car ride sent him onto the bumper this noon. The vehicle damaged two large panes of glass at the west bakery storefront as his five year old grandson John Putnam reversed the car from a position across the street. Mr Putnam escaped serious injury and the boy was unharmed.

A. E. Putnam H. & A. Bakery John Putnam

Peace Judge Rules In Kupka Ferguson Disturbance Case

Justice of the Peace W. Eldridge heard a morning case charging disturbing the peace by Ray Kupka prompted by an altercation with Harry Ferguson at the Ferguson home. The judge imposed nominal punishment on both parties and suspended it if they avoid further differences. Costs were assessed against Kupka.

Justice of the Peace Eldridge Ray Kupka Harry Ferguson Ferguson Kupka

Wallace Seeks Higher Prices for Corn and Hogs Now

Secretary Wallace discusses reducing 1934 crop acreage to curb surplus. He proposes options including land rental or allotment plans, mentions possible alcohol fuel from corn as an outlet, and invites Iowa farmers to debate taxes, weight limits, and market strategies to raise hog and corn values.

Nature Wallace Iown Corp Illinois Indiana Ohio Minnesota Iowa Des Moines J. J. Newlin R. F. Baker Oscar Helmne Marcus R. M. Evans Laurens Ralph Moyer Fairfield George Godfrey Algona Roswell Garst Coon Rapids Washington, D. C Charles E. Hearst

Wanted to Buy Second Hand Coal Burner Heater

Classified note seeks a second hand coal burner hot water heater. Contact by calling 17. Also mentions a store offering meat groceries fresh fruits vegetables and a full bakery line.

Local families share visits and hospital news in Sunset area

A sequence of social notes from Ainsworth details Jean White Cepidepsadent and spouse attending a Sunset park band concert, visits by Franklin and Edward Brown, and multiple families hosting relatives from Washington, Denver, Waterloo, and Des Moines. It mentions hospital stays for J G Roberts and newborn at Ralph Bierman’s home, plus trips by Vanna and Marjory Vinkens.

Ainsworth R W. J. Dea John Ezabeth Sunset Park Franklin Edward Brown Everette Stewart Phyllis Jean Washington County Hospital Lee Jolly Will Dea L. F. Waite Parental Jolly Will Roberts Cotter Our House

Band Concert in Central Park Features Humble Lead

Wednesday June 28 at 8 p m in Central Park presents a band program conducted by Neil Humble c Mared. Overture On Florida Shores Light Cavalry Valse Nights of Gladness Gems of Stephen Foster plus popular numbers featuring xylophone thumb drums and trombone novelty. Selections include The Dark Town Strutters Ball Two Guitars The Merry Widow Galop and The Whippet Race in a varied program

Florida Shores Stephen Foster

Local families share visits and gatherings Sunday

Mr and Mrs Roy M Finke and sons Everett William and Ellis joined by Mr and Mrs Wm Finke of Washington spent Sunday at the Wm Finke home near Morning Sun. The Misses Clara and Lucille visited Velma and Mary of Washington. Frank Rathmer and son Samuel with Mrs Elias Hole and Mamie of Wellman called at the Thrasher home and planned to visit relatives near Brighton. Miss Maxine Jarrard visited her uncle in Mt Pleasant. Blaine Holmes and Clar ence Fulton hosted guests from Chicago. Roy Finke delivered fifty hogs to Washington buyers Friday. J F Rittenhouse and Martha G Thrasher visited Mrs Je S Bishop and daughter Miss.

Roy M. Finke Everett William Ellis Wm. Finke Washington Maxine Jarrard Mt. Pleasant Blaine Holmes J. T. Rittenhouse Clarence Fulton Chicago Roy Finke J. F. Rittenhouse Martha G. Thrasher Je. S. Bishop

Park Gets a Bath With Fire Hose Splash

Sunset park received a rare cleansing as a fire hose sprayed water over the dry grounds. Harvey Meek drove the fire truck with park workers assisting him to pump out and refill the wading pool. The sprinkling aids the park during dry periods when crowds gather, a few times each year, and today Central Park also gets a bath.

Sunset Park Harvey Meek Central Park

Family returns from Muscatine after cherry crop disappointment

Abigail and Mrs Ray Tracy with children returned home Sunday from a two week stay at the Finke home in Muscatine. Mrs Finke accompanied them home after visiting until Wednesday. The group hoped to can cherries but the crop outcome was disappointing.

Abigail Ray Tracy Muscatine Finke

Night floodlights illuminate Yorks Roman ruins

Old Roman ruins at York England are floodlit to welcome night visitors, allowing sightseeing after dark and enhancing the historical site for evening crowds.

York England

Visitors Move Through Local Homes in Ainsworth Area

Mr and Mrs Joe McConnell of Tacoma Wash visited Mr and Mrs C V Crull and Mr and Mrs L F McConnell at Ainsworth Mrs Joe McConnell is sister of Mrs Crull AUCLIONEEN by MACON Washington Iowa Phone 261 Red Sitf Mr and Mrs Henry Bailey and daughter Frances Steifel of Pittsburgh are here visiting Mrs H M Eicher who is back in her own home at 325 East Main Street Mrs Bailey is Mrs Eichers daughter Hanna A friend from Pittsburgh is here with them Mr and Mrs Albert Benda of Fairfield visited here Sunday with his sister Miss Bertha Benda

Joe McConnell Tacoma, Wash C. VY. Crull L. F. McConnell Ainsworth Crull Auclioneen Bv Macon Washington, Lews Henry Bailey Frances Steifel Pittsburgh H. M. Eicher East Main Street Albert Benda Fairfield Miss Bertha Benda

Cash Corn Prices and Receipts Report

Cash corn prices listed by grade and moisture ranges in Chicago on June 27. Grades include mixed and yellow varieties across numbers 1 to 6 with percentages shown. white corn also cited. Sample grade noted at 32 percent with receipts totaling 282 cars.

Chicago

Local Briefs and Visits Across Town

Mrs V Rosenbaum of Deave and Mrs O L Brock visit relatives in town, plans to travel to Merrimac and Chicago. Mrs Delbert Maxwell of Crawfordsville shops here, and Miss Isabelle Anwyl attends Ed Anwyl funeral at Columbus Junction. Frainee Bridger of Richland and Mr Ditty of Burtington stop by on business and calls are exchanged at local homes.

V. (. Rosenbaum Deave O. L. Brock Merrimac Wis Chicago Brock Rosenbaum Mildred Prock Farnee Bridger Richland Delbert Maxwell Crawfordsville Co. F

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