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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1932

Page

6

W C T U and Club Gatherings Featured in Local Notices

The Women's Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs. A Anderson's home with devotions a catechism quiz and a playlet The Paul Harvey bridge club hosted a luncheon and games with prizes awarded The Rebekah club met at the Odd Fellows hall and hosted stunts and prizes The Washington County Nurses Alumni held a meeting at Colenso Hotel Annex with five tables of bridge and remarks by Mrs Squires Eastern Star held a regular meeting at the Masonic temple with routine business announced

A. Anderson Women's Christian Temperance Union F. C. Witzigman J. R. George Co. Y. Crull Russell Bell Lulu Cherry Washington County Hospital Nurses Alumni Association Colenso Hotel Ed West Vivian Caldwell Ed Squires Lucille Martin Town City Burlington Eeastern Star Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple

Kolah Club Meets at Mrs Reed With Nine Members

The Kolah club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Spencer Reed's home with nine members and two visitors Mrs Emma Waggoner and Mrs McCarmwell. Programs covered highways of Iowa and George Washington the president with refreshments served by the hostess and guests. Walnut Women’s club postponed to March 24 at Mrs Gates’ home. Mr and Mrs Harry Watkins and daughter Dorothy Marie with Mrs Bessie Tucker were dinner guests at the Cun ning home.

Kolah Club Spencer Reed Emma Waggoner McCarmwell Flo Cherry Iowa George Washington Arthur Wead Walnut Women's Club Leslie Gates Harry Watkins Dorothy Marie Bessie Tucker W. J. Cunnings

Presbyterian ladies Food Sale at Bar-Gay's Store

The Presbyterian ladies announce a Saturday food sale at Bar-Gay's store with contributions welcome. A notice also says the 19th Century Club will not meet this Saturday and the regular K of M meeting is scheduled for Monday March 14 with J. M. Kelley as G. K.

Presbyterian Bar- Gay's J. M. Kelley G. K

Fortnightly Literature Meetings Schedule

The Afternoon Literature Section will meet Monday at the Fortnightly with Mrs. C. H. Davis. Evening Literature is set for Monday, March 14 at 7 45 with Miss Helen Wylie at the White Shrine Kensington and cards at the Masonic temple Monday p m.

White Shrine Kensington The Masonic Temple C. H. Davis Helen Wylie

West Chester P T A March Events and Health Clinic

West Chester P T A schedules a musical program for Tuesday evening March 15 and notes a prior diphtheria treatment for those who missed it. Regular Business and Professional Women's Club dinner is planned for Wednesday evening March 16 at 6 15 p m at the Y with notice to Mary Briley by Monday March 14 for exemptions or guests.

West Chester Mary Briley

Harp-like motor horn innovation catches attention

Local report notes a new motor horn sounding like a harp, prompting pedestrian safety talk as Lynchburg News discusses the unusual invention and its potential impact on street soundscape.

Lynchburg News

Washington poet wins first district poetry prize

Mrs A C Dewey of Washington wins first district prize in the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs poetry contest. First place in the state contest goes to Mrs Helen Cowes LeCron of Des Moines. Dewey contributes a poem Summer Rain about angels and paradise. An anthology from Iowa federation poets will be published in September by Henry Harrison in New York.

A. Claire Dewey Washington Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs Federation Hotel Fort Des Moines L. Worthington Smith Federated Clubs Helen Cowes LeCron Des Moines Dewey Paradise Pearle Parke Dewey Henry Harrison New York

Virginia Club to Be Razed for Parking Lot in Chicago

The Virginia 4late, a landmark in Chicago's fashionable life and hostelry of Sir Henry Irving Nat Goodwin and Dame Ellen Terry, built in 1891 by Leander J. McCormick, will be demolished to make way for a parking lot. Once a salon for Chicago society, its ballroom hosted many coming outs.

Chicago Henry Irving Nat Goodwin Ellen Terry Leander J. McCormick

Iowa City Coaches Sought After Ingwersen Resignation

University of Iowa athletic director Dr. E H Lauer and athletic board member F C Higbee plan to report to the board on interviews with coaching candidates to replace Burt Ingwersen. They returned from talks with Stuhldreher of Villanova and Gus Dorais of Detroit University after a trip.

Iowa City E. H. Lauer University of Iowa F. C. Higbee Athletic Board Burt Ingwersen

Man Swallows Needle 66 Years Ago Found in Foot

R C Raby, aged 79, recalls swallowing a needle 66 years ago. He felt the needle when a point protruded between his toes and had it removed from his foot today, still on his watch chain as a keepsake.

Adair R. C. Raby

Lodges Washington No. 26 Regular Meetings Noted

Lodge No. 26 A F and A M meets first Friday each month with Glenn Mace as W W and A Wiare as secretary. Damascus Shrine No 10 W S of J holds regular meetings fourth Tuesday each month at the Masonic Temple with Mrs Grave Twinam as W H P and Mrs Haze Haven as W Scribe.

Washington Lodge No A. F A. M Glenn Mace W.W A. Wiare Damascus Shribe W. S Masonic Temple Grave E. Twinam H. P Haze Haven Scribe

Junior College Plays Prompt Readers’ Hot Takes

Readers praise the second production The Old Miser as the best acted and most enjoyed. Others favored the third play On Vengeance Height, with strong performance noted, amid a Chicago sunbathing nudism debate by the city council.

Elizabeth Dawson Phillips & Hebner Carl Hedges Klein Klothing Kompany Chicago Lake Michigan

Revival of confidence boosts bank deposits nationwide

Reports from state chairmen of the Citizens Reconstruction Organization credit President Hoover's anti hoarding campaign for rising deposits. In Iowa deposits rise with increased buying. New Mexico banks see growing savings and checking accounts, one box user withdraws 5000 dollars. Nevada confirms rising deposits and widespread optimism.

Chicago Hoover Citizens’ Reconstruction Organization Iowa C. B. Robbins New Mexico D. Ek. B. Sellers Nevada H. C. Heidtman

Famous Gorilla N’Gi Dies at National Zoo

N’Gi the famous gorilla at the national zoo died after a two week pneumonia illness. Doctors from across the country attended the animal, which was six years old the maximum age for a captive gorilla. An oxygen chamber helped extend life for several days.

Washington INS N’gi National Zoo

Sub-District Music Contests Set for Early April

Audubon March 11 The State High School Music association announced 406 high schools will participate in sub-district contests on April 1 and 2 at sites including southwest Logan Tabor Creston Audubon Northwest Ida Grove Sioux City Hawarden Milford South Central Brooklyn Leon Redfield Des Moines North Central Eldora Estherville Eagle Grove Story City Britt Rolfe Northeast Charles City Monticello Oelwein Vinton Southeast Sigourney West Branch New London. District contests follow April 15 and 16 at Mason City West Branch Des Moines Shenandoah and another city.

Audubon M. M. McIntire State Brooklyn Leon Redfield Des Moines Eldora Estherville Eagle Grove Story City Britt and Rolfe Charles City Monticello Oelwein Vinton Sigourney West Branch New London Mason City Shenandoah

Army lieutenant sentenced to dishonorable discharge and six years

Lieut. Francis J. Clark a West Point graduate and World War veteran was sentenced to dishonorable discharge from the U S Army and six years imprisonment by court martial. He was found guilty of assaulting nurse Lillian Munn at Fitzsimons General Hospital on November 8 1931. Clark was a patient at the hospital when the attack occurred after contracting tuberculosis in the Hawaiian islands. Mrs Sarah B Clark of Bethesda Md a former wife testified in his behalf.

Army Denver Francis J. Clark West Point United States Army Clark Lillian Munn Fitzsimons General Hospital Hawaiian Islands Sarah B. Clark Bethesda, Md

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