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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1929

Page

5

National high school orchestras to gather at Iowa City

Iowa City set to host national championships for classes A and B with 8 to 10 orchestras from across the United States. Prof Ernest H Wilcox says preliminaries determine state winners. state and sectional contests occur in April and early May. Trophies include a large silver and bronze prize for class A, with identical medals for all participants. committee members from multiple states oversee plans for the Music Supervisors National Conference and National Association for Advancement of Music.

Iowa City University of Iowa Ernest H. Wilcox Bt Music Wilcox National Bureau For the Advancement of Music Uairy Oklahoma Musics National Con Hends J. B. Maddy Ann Are Bor Tremaine United” 1 States

Severe winter may hurt corn crop in grain belt

Philadelphia March 5 Severe winter weather in the grain belt is forecast to reduce corn and 1929 wheat production pushing up prices. Agricultural economist B W Snow predicts a corn stock feeding shortage before the 1929 crop and notes earlier than usual harvest in 1928 created tight stock. He warns further cold snaps and dry falls could severely affect crops in wheat regions unless moisture returns.

Philadelphia Puntry B. W. Snow Barna Journal Agricultural Moeting

Pythian Sisters Organized at Keota

Keota Temple No 185 Pythian Sisters organized and instituted at the fraternal hall in Keota February 27. Officers named led by Mrs Willard C and Mrs B C Gilbert with several others. Twenty-two West Chester Temple members assisted in degree work and installation. Regular meetings set for the fourth Monday monthly.

Keota Maren Lita B. Carter Fairfield Pam Putnam Mon i Resento Willard C BC. Gilbert Foal Klein Mer Ls Palmer M.R.C T. A. Morris Cady Kile Marr M Leinen G. A. Lyles Nettie Isaac J. B. Young Nick Schmitt Willard Tutt Westchester Temple West Chester Knights of Pythias

Red Cross Outlines Disaster Readiness Manual

The American National Red Cross releases a revised manual to strengthen disaster preparedness across 10 000 chapters. It urges local surveys with engineers to assess hazards rivers lakes mines and industries, and outlines disaster committees for food clothing shelter medical and transport needs to enable swift action when catastrophes strike.

American National Red Cross Red Cross United States T F. W. Eastwood Lo An Jeludes Homele Ted Cross

J C Penney Co Expands With 117 New Stores

Local notes report J C Penney Co adds 117 new stores. details are scattered but indicate expansion across multiple states and regions. The item mentions a total count and regional distribution, with no single focus beyond growth.

J. C. Penney Co

Art Department Meeting In afternoon session Tuesday at 2 30

Announcement notes an afternoon Art Department gathering set for Tuesday at 2 30 in the library. It mentions a chapter meeting with Helen Keek on Thursday afternoon in a fragmentary form.

Por O Helen Keek

District Tourneys Selected Sites for Weekend Meets

Des Moines March 5 district basketball meets set by George A Brown secretary of the Town high school athletic association. Geographic spread includes Reinbeck Waterloo Newton Fairfield Ottumwa Corner Bluffs Sioux City and Butler City with 2:0 and 1a times noted. Officers plan meetings at the YWCA Thursday. Socials invite women and spouses to potluck dinners and stag events with local hosts.

Des Moines George A. Brown Town High School Athletic Association Reinbeck Waterloo Newton Fairfield Ottumwa Corner Bluffs Sioux City

Hoover Sons Born Abroad Questioned For Presidency

Washington dispatch notes that Herbert Hoover Jr and Allan Hoover, sons of the new President, were born in London rather than the United States. It cites a belief that a President must be born in the United States, despite their father’s achievement.

Washington Unitedtates Herbert Hoover, Jr Allan Hoover London United States

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