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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1932

Page

7

State refines refuges plan under 25 year conservation program

The Iowa state fish and game commission and state conservation board in executive session approved a two class refuge policy under the 25 year plan. Protective refuges aim to safeguard rare species and productive refuges focus on boosting waterfowl and upland bird populations. The plan prioritizes mobile species and habitats near existing ranges, with refuges to be established by state or federal land control and by local action when aligned with aims.

State Fish and Game Commission State Conservation Board Iowa Bish Crane John Ball American Game Association Ringneck Fish and Lme Fall Wiliam Schuenke Sioux City Aldo Leonold

The Love Trap unfolds in a hotel drama

Mary Kennedy, engaged to Buck Landers, contends with a rival ally Carlotta Guido and moral strain as Landers plans marriage while his ward Steve Moore threatens to break their bond. Steve announces a California departure, leaving Mary torn between duty and longing as she faces a rigid social trap.

Mary Kennedy Buck Landers Mary Steve Moore Landers Ward Steve Boston New York California Mr. Landers

Columbus Junction Auction Sells Farm Goods and Quilts

At the J. B. Goonin sale on the L. B. Hanna farm three miles west of Columbus Junction prices ranged from $40 to $152 for horses, cows $25 to $45, calves $10 to $25, sows $15 average, and pigs $3 to $3.25. Quilts on display at the Presbyterian church fair drewBlue ribbons and featured a 50 year old quilt with 7727 pieces. Burial arrangements for Mrs. Mewhirter noted with diphtheria quarantine.

Columbus Junction J. B. Goonin L. B. Hanna Rhode Island Paul Klotz Columbus Junction State Bank Presbyterian Church E. B. Tucker W. O. Jones Arthur Mewhirter Cairo Columbus City Mewhirter Oakland Presbyterian Church

Neighbors Host Parties In Egypt Area Social Evening

Mrs. Henry Kiene and family hosted a Friday party with dancing and music by Raymond and Lawrence Burek. The crowd included many local families such as Kurtz, Sojka, Prebyl, Shalla, Beranek, and Kallous, with bunco high score to Mildred Kurtz and George Shalla.

Egypt Joe A. Sokup Washington Harry Horak Velma Louie Horak Henry Kiene Raymond Lawrence Burek Ed Reranek Will Prebyl Mary Sojka Ed Kallous Ed Prebyl George Sojka Ed Beranek John Kurtz Charles Shalla James Prebyl Raymund Fritz Lawrence Burck Joe Kasha Tommie Martin Bernard Sokup Arthur Beranek Mildred Kurtz Glenn Knupp Tom Sterling Lucille Kurtz Harry Sojka Dewey Weeks Ameal Chabal Harry Malichky George Shalla Charles Kallous Kline Anthony Marek Vlasak Lone Tree Hd Prebyl Iowa City Chihak Fred Joejeranek Ray Sojka H. J. Club

Brighton Declamatory Contest Delayed and Program

The preliminary state declamatory contest set for February 24 in Brighton was postponed to next Wednesday due to recurring colds among contestants from Lockridge Pleasant Plain and Brighton. The Brighton music group will perform elements of the program including oration and dramatic pieces.

Brighton Lockridge Pleasant Plain Brighton Music God's Grace Arnold Witfalls of Peace Lnwis Jones Man of Amos Stout

Veo Community Notes Reach Out To Families

Local social item lists visits and gatherings across Veo Pairfield Wirtley Fairfield and surrounding areas. Families like Staats Roberts Kermeen Bray and Shaffer host relatives from Friday to Sunday while residents plan moves to new homes and jobs at nearby farms. An Oyster supper marks Monday gathering with the former union family.

Masonic Lodge Meetings Noted for Monthly Schedule

Lodges Washington Lodge No. 26 A P A M lists regular meetings on the first Friday each month with Glenn Mace as Worthy Master and A W Yard as Secretary. Damascus Shrifle No L O WLS of J notes regular meetings on the fourth Tuesday at Mason ic Temple rooms with Grace FE Twinam as W HW Po and Mazel Haven as W Scribe.

Washington Lodge No A. P A. M Glenn Mace W M A. W. Yard Damascus Shrifle No. LO Masonic Temple Grace FE Twinam W. HW. Po Mazel Haven W. Scribe

Railway Timetable Summary From Multiple Lines

A compiled timetable lists eastbound and westbound passenger and freight trains for the rails, including Golden State Limited Apache Local and Knoxville Branch services. It shows departure and arrival times, daily patterns, Sundays exceptions, and notes on California passenger stops and mixed freight trains.

Golden State Ole Ee Fe Apache Golden State Limited Co ODE Bb Knoxville Sun Ts Rela Drakes Sun Car Oeep California L. Goodlander W. G. Bell Agen

Sigourney Visitors Monday Afternoon Prompt Local Movements

The note lists attendees including D B Miller absent at the Curt Rogers home and mentions Mr Al Bray and Mr Mrs George Bray as Sigourney visitors. It also notes John S Kane planning a move to the men’s home north of Woolson and announces Union Sunday school and preaching every two weeks starting Howard Grove church on March 7 for a year ending the hall year.

George Horn Nichols BE. H. Weigner Columbus Junction Oscar Hale Wapello Louisa County D. N. Johnson Horn Lewis Pugh Indian Creek Fredonia Frank Kemp Kemp Oskaloosa Russell Cutkamp Shellbark Columbus City The Louisa County Council of Religious Education Curt Rogers D. B. Miller al Bray Cgeorge Bray Sigourney John S. Kane Woolson Union Howard Grove — Church Snday

Method in His Wish

A five year old nephew says in frustration that if schools kept counts like corners there would be none. The tongue in cheek remark reflects a child’s humorous take on punishment and schooling practices. The Chicago Tribune notes a child’s witty critique of classroom discipline.

Chicage Tribune

Reverend FeClain Leads Fairfield Parish in McDowell

McDowell February 28 announces Rev FeClain of Fairfield as the current minister replacing the previous pastor.

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H. J. Metcalf State Fish & Game Commission Carl Hinkleman Maquoketa Izaak Walton Bill Schuenke J. M. Hardiman Spirit Lake Grover Lake Russi Metcalf Hawarden Albert Bill Sioux City Way Wim. Felton Felton Seed Co Dubuque John Fahey Dubuque County Hast Cascade John Richardsville Anna Backes Anthony Anderson Department Pottawattamie County the Love Trap Robert Terry Shannon Nelson Buck Carlotta Guido Guido King Features Syndicate Las Martha Butler Methodist Church Dorothy Johnson Ruth Hinson Jacob Kiefer Hagleton Rock Island C. L. Armstrong Armstrongs Rhua Helmick Dorothy Fulton Law of Ah Jorene Hillhouse Obby Shafto Mdith Pfeiffer Hilmetots Eatee i Geneva Bliyestone Jane Ta Ha Ruth Lyne Biff Perkins Tobbogean Miurice Loach A. A. Knerr Henry Kouerr Chicago Mary Rotgzenger Mt. Pleasant Ringhausen Edith Chilcote C. EB. Weldin Harper Alkire Ella Alkire Clinton Frank McClean Donnelson K. K. Cairy Wateroo E. Taylor J. F. Prazey Manda Staats Pairfield Will Trail Wiff. Roberts Letha Roberts Harold Kermeen Carl Simmons Airfield Walter Bray Donald Irma Clarence Reighard Wirtley Lovee Marie James Vestal Pearl Maring Robert Avery Bridges House Jose Rice Bk. Miller Gladys Gwendolyn Charley Walton Mildred Parsons James Wheeler Fairfield Clarence Shaffer D. Kek, Millers R. A. Spalding Ezra Hadley Packwood Chester Batinger Dorothy Hazel Bray Ed Statler Germanville Union and C. B J. C. McKay Jack Dempsey S.4 King Levinsky Levinsky F. H. Plunder VRIG Phillips & Hebner Druggists Washington, Iowa Washington, Town the Evening Journal
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