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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1932

Page

5

Shiloh Community Notes Brighten Week in March

March 9 report from Shiloh notes Myra Van Nostrand at Sunday school and Easter party for pupils led by Vera Darbyshire. Families visit Will Darbyshire and Dale Darbyshire households as Miss Darbyshire plans Southeast Town teachers convention. Sam Marsh to direct Shiloh school again. Vera’s Easter egg hunt excites children. Mrs. Bert Donaldson recovering from flu. baby chicks emerge at Will Darbyshire’s. Community plans a July fourth chicken fry at Donaldsons.

Shiloh Myra van Nostrand United Presbyterian Church Dale Darbyshire Don Darbyshire Bobby Marie Will Darbyshire Cathryne Thone Caldwell Vera Darbyshire Ottumwa Harold Norton Fred Burger Sam Marsh Bert Donaldson Journal Clara Ramble Darlene Schantz

Easter Dinner Visits Mark South Highland Notes

South Highland report lists Easter Sunday gatherings at several homes. Families mentioned include the Lasek, Miller, Havel, Sojka, Kosnner and Knottnerus households with multiple children. Vivid local details describe road conditions as a man with a large team helps push a one seated buggy uphill.

Sout Highland Mar Wenty Cean Lewis Sehowab Jean Ethel Fred Miller Richard Havel Delbert Norman Melo Lasek Raymond Yaro Lasek John Lasek Erwin White Lloyd Durst Jake Resmicins Knottnerus James Havel Mary Sojka Bessie Kosnner Mildred Milt Sojika South Wiehland

Fredonia home damaged in Tuesday forenoon blaze

Columbus Junction reports minor damage to the Marvin Coder residence at Fredonia after a Tuesday forenoon incident. Mrs Mildred Crull and Miss Margaret Barker were elected teachers in the Fredonia school, while Mr and Mrs Ted Duncan of the area are mentioned in the notice.

Columbus Junction Marvin Coder Fredonia Mildred Crull Margaret Barker Ted Duncan

Local Social Notes and Obituary Briefs

Sunday visitors gather at George Statler and George Parsons homes. Aunt Sus Coats dies at Richard on March 26 at age 82 after illness. Community members attend meetings, plays, and church events. Easter visitors from Ames stay with Hosler family. multiple neighbors host meals and share news across Ollie Macey, Parsonville, and Richland areas.

Veo Walter Bray Chester Fratinger George Statlers Russel Parsons Mmude Parsons George Parsons Parsonville Fairfield C. C. Rogers Sus Coats Richard Coats Merril Gowey Jose Ries Ollie Macey Tiny Davis Wer Gene Davis Busy Bee Mae Bray Mary Eatinger L. B. Martin Faith Elmore Sylvia Wallerick Roosevelt Wallerick Mike Walbrick Richland Skunk River al Bray Richland High School Fanny Brown Sumner McCrackin Dwight Richard George Bray C. C. Dana Lucile Edith Mae Harold Bray Elza Fitch Kansas City Stock Yard Maude Harken Brighton Sarah Pringle Ada Brown Fred Hampton Hutchison Kansas Nora Hamilton Ames Iowa E. A. Hosler

Sally Eilers Flies Her Own Costume in Disorderly Conduct

Sally Eilers wears her real flying outfits in Disorderly Conduct at the State theater as she trains with husband Hoot Gibson for solo hours toward a private pilot license. Spencer Tracy stars as a hard boiled cop who turns crooked after the politician disgraces him for arresting the girl. Other names include Ralph Bellamy Alan Dinehart El Brendel and Ralph Morgan in the cast with extra stage attractions Kapitan and Monta Wranglers.

Sally Eilers State Theater California Hoot Gibson Miss Eilers Spencer Tracy Ralph Bellamy Alan Dinehart el Brendel Ralph Morgan

Mercury Returns to Normalcy Across Iowa

The weather bureau announced warmer conditions today with no further cold spells expected. Iowa stations reported minimums near freezing except Council Bluffs at 80 degrees, Keokuk noting 0 degrees yesterday, and light rain in the southeast with Davenport at .04 inch and Keokuk at .61 inch.

Des Moines Iowa Weather Bureau Council Bluffs Keokuk Davenport

Local Notes From Clinton County And Area

Chicago visited this week with the former's parents Mr and Mrs J Carson Duncan. A large crowd attended the Midway sale at the R I Smylie property with eighteen horses sold and top prices noted. Miss Harriet Tomfeld, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Tomfeld, died at Oakdale sanitarium and funeral services will be held at Nichols.

Chicago J. Carson Duncan J .D. Darrow Maxine Greiner Muscatine Hattie McGrew C. S. Ramsdale United Presbyterian Church of Columbus City Nashville Town Carol Bonnichsen Cedar Rapids Edna Shellabarger Marengo Fredonia Midway Sale Pavilion R. IF. Smylie H. M. Duncan Paul Klotz Columbus Junction H. Lee Huston Midway Pavilion A. W. Flynn John T. Hanft Ina Duncan R. E. Huber Ira Oats Sumley Rewben Oats Fairfield Harriet Tomfeld Henry Tomfeld Nichols Oakdale Oakdale Sanitarium Nichols and Vicinity

Last Talk by Dr. Robinson on Prosperity’s Law

Dr. A. T. Robinson concluded a Baptist church series on Prosperity's law the Gospel of Finance last night. He argued God's law governs the universe and tithing, answered objections, and urged Christian ownership of all. Delegations from Methodist and United Presbyterian churches attended and questions were taken at the close.

A. T. Robinson Baptist Church Methodist United Presbyterian Churches Robinson God Tithers’ League

San Francisco Health Director Warns of Birth Control Trend

Dr J Geiger, San Francisco public health director, says local birth rate is 11.76 per 1000, below Boston and Chicago but higher than ideal. He notes 825 fewer births last year than deaths, totaling 8,471, and warns of potential societal impact.

San Francisco Cal INS J. (. Geiger Geiger Los Angeles Chicago Boston

Six men graduate with house cleaning degree in Springfield

Six men in Springfield have earned bachelor of house cleaning degrees after completing a seven week course in dust cloth flinging. The graduates are available to assist residents and are represented by their organization’s office for contact.

Springfield

Imagine His Embarrassment In Aurora Purse Thief Trap

Aurora police claim Lawrence Pannell was caught after stealing a woman’s purse and kissing a person in feminine dress who proved to be Officer Donald Curran in disguise. Curran trapped Pannell by luring him with the decoy and recovering the stolen item.

Aurora Lawrence Pannell Donald F. Curran Pannell Curran Parnell

Winter Weather of March Harms Crop Prospects

Des Moines reports March storms worsen crop outlook. Flooded fields slow work, damaged corn in southern counties lowers expected yields. Livestock in poor condition, seed shortages in northern Iowa, and low farm product prices compound hardship for farmers. Weather bureau director Charles Reed notes delayed season and losses.

Des Moines Charles D. Reed State Federal Weather and Crop Bureau Reed Iowa Courh

Airplane Crash Kills Pilot Near Cleveland

Forest Mallick a 24 year old night mail pilot for United Airlines was found dead in the cockpit after his aircraft crashed in a field between Bedford and Northfield during a driving rain. Farmers nearby heard the motor and the crash concluding the plane was en route from New York to Cleveland.

Cleveland INS Forrest Mallick United Airlines Bedford Northfield Mallick New York

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