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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1934

Page

3

Iowans Helped to Gainful Jobs Through Reemployment Service

Hans C. Prund director of the national reemployment service in Des Moines reports that in the past week Iowa placed 1479 individuals in gainful employment. Of these 780 took public works roles and 690 found private sector jobs. The gain marks a 26 percent weekly rise driven by seasonal demand and increased employer familiarity with the no charge service.

Hans C. Prund National Des Moines Iowa Mr. Pfund United States Employment Service Pfund Rev. C. A. Klein Washington County Natonal

Washington county PWA projects to hire many men this season

In Washington county the PWA state and county financed projects approved or under contract will require a large number of men later in the season.

Washington County PWA

Eighteen Washington Residents Receive First Aid Certificates

The American Red Cross awarded certificates to eighteen Washington residents who passed final examinations after winter first aid classes at the Y. Nine graduates from Dr. W L Alcorn's class and nine from Dr. H F Masson's class earned certificates issued from the St Louis headquarters. The cards are sized to fit a billfold.

American Red Cross Washington Red Cross W. L. Alcorn H. F. Masson St. Louis The

Student Exodus at the University of Iowa

Hundreds of men and women head home for a five day Easter recess from the University of Iowa campus. Officially starting Wednesday at 6 am the break lasts until April 3 at 6 am when classes resume across all colleges. The holiday period matches last year’s length.

Iowa City University of Iowa

Funeral services for Joseph E. McElroy held yesterday

Funeral services for Joseph E. McElroy were held yesterday afternoon at Sherman’s funeral home. No further details were provided about surviving relatives or the date of burial.

Joseph McElroy Joseph E. McElroy Sherman

Iowa University to Build New Theater for Fine Arts

The University of Iowa will abandon cramped makeshift quarters for trawmate activities next fall after completing a new theater building. Construction may start in May, funded 30 percent by PWA and the rest by the university. A modern stage and an auditorium for about 500 will feature amphitheater seating with no balcony.

Iowa City University of Iowa Fine Arts Colony E. C. Mabie Department of Speech and Dramatic Art Fine Arts Iowa Union PWA University

Funeral Service Held For Dr FLC Witzigman

A funeral service conducted by Dr FLC Witzigman followed by interment in Woodlawn cemetery. Pallbearers named were James Cunningham Sam T Donahey Ralph M Smith D D Sherman Will Eldridge and Fred Stewart.

Flc Witzigman Woodlawn James Cunningham Sam T. Donahey Ralph M. Smith D. D. Sherman Will Eldridge

Wonder Bar to Premiere at State Theatre on Easter Sunday

First National brings the international musical drama Wonder Bar to the State Theatre for Easter Sunday showings. Kay Francis stars opposite Al Jolson with Ricardo Cortez Dolores Del Rio and Dick Powell in key roles. Broadway star Ha Leiley appears as himself in a dance sequence with a cast including Kibbee Herbert Donnelly Fazenda Barratt and Orsay Kennedy in a Paris nightclub tale of intrigue and murder.

First National State Theatre Kay Francis al Jolson Ricardo Cortez Dolores del Re Dick Powell Henry Kolker Ha) Leley Guy Kibbee Hugh Herbert Ruth Donnelly Louise Fazenda Robert Barratt Fifi d@Orsay Merna Kennedy Adv

Fred L. Moore Jr Home From University On Spring Break

Fred L. Moore Jr returns home from the University for a spring vacation.

Fred L. Moore, Jr

Iowa Still Leads On Corn Hog List

Iowa remains the top state for corn hog contract signups with about 95 percent of eligible producers signing. State officials report 132,900 contracts tabulated across 78 counties, with 16 high counties including Linn, Story, Crawford, and Woodbury leading the count.

Iowa Ames Mareha Murl McDonald Iowa State College Missouri Indiana Nebraska Minnesota Kansas Ohio South Dakota Wisconsin Texas McDonald Kossuth Buchanan Clayton Crawford, Fayette Hamilton Hardin, Harrison, Linn Monona P’lymouth Pocahontas Sioux, Story, Webster and Woodbury

Girl Scout Leader Ruth Frericks to Speak to Washington Scouts

Miss Ruth Frericks Iowa City Girl Scout executive will speak on camping and Scout activities to Washington Girl Scouts at 10 30 Saturday morning at the Y. She arrives Friday afternoon for a weekend visit. Miss Charlie Meek accompanies her. Mrs Er Stutsman announces the talk and the regular Monday meeting at 4 20 at the Y with new Scouts to join. Bob Stutsman returns from St Ambrose College Davenport for spring break through Monday.

Ruth Frericks Iowa City Washington Miss Frericks Charlie Meek Bret Iecks Burlington Er. B. Stutsman Bob Stutsman St Ambrose College Davenport

Card of Thanks for Sympathy on Death

We express appreciation to all who ministered in expression of sympathy at the death of our uncle and brother Chas. Welsh. Family Mr. and Mrs. Homer MeElroy Frank McElroy.

Chas Homer MeElroy Frank McElroy

Funeral services held for Mrs. Hattie E. K. Myers

Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie EK. Myers widow of G. W. Myers were held yesterday at the Myers residence in Oskaloosa and the body taken to St. Madison for burial. She died in Oskaloosa after an extended illness. She formerly lived in this county. Al Morgan of Clay township is her brother and W. H. Morgan of Ludlow California is another brother. She also leaves a daughter Mrs. Hazel Meacham who lives near Malcolm Iowa.

Hattie EK. Myers G. W. Myers Myers Oskaloosa St. Madison This County al Morgan Clay Township W. H. Morgan Ludlow Calif Hazel Meacham Malcolm Iowa

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