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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1932

Page

3

Washington notes and community events in county update

A county Health Unit visit highlights a homeless man seeking aid for appendicitis and a family split. Local nurse Laura Einspahr and Senator S W Brookhart are saluted for tireless work. YWCA, YMCA teams praised for support, library delegates and Fortnightly Club plans noted. Sunset Park adds red hawthorn tree. Garden Club funds beautification. Mother's Day focus on maternal mortality and prenatal education marks a new county campaign.

County Health Unit Hendricks Centennial School Indiana Hinddricks Sunset Park A. E. Baldrige Nellie Tripp Carolyn Hamilton America the Beautiful Ralph Shannon John Simpson Delbert Bailey J. B. Lemmon Washington The Garden Club

Arrow Shots From Alex Miller's Pen

A collection of aphorisms and observations on life, marriage, work, and social behavior. The piece playfully critiques human foibles, from prohibitionist soda habits to the traits of conceit, neighbors, and family dynamics.

Alex Miller

Bethel Community News from Rennie Dawson Visit and Local Happenings

Bethel correspondent reports visits by Vern Dawson and daughter Betty, Vernon Witting, and Boyd Foster with Stanley. families Naples, Reed, and Brown noted. Rain praised for fruit blossoms while worms affect clover. Local residents plant corn, endure flu and rising telephone outages.

S Bethel Vern Dawson Betty Vernon Witting Rennie Dawson Boyd Foster Stanley Homer Birney Ray Lambert Donald Browns Parker Geo. Reed Walter

Care and proper sentiment may save mothers lives

The piece notes nationwide efforts by County Health Units to urge medical care for prospective mothers under the slogan Lets Keep Mother With Us. It mentions Bessie Bovee Baxter of Lakewood Ohio Ed Bovees daughter and her husband Harold Baxter nicknamed Otsie, and a report from Kankakee Illinois that Glen Zaring had throat surgery. It ends with a Washington woman buying candy for Mothers Day and her husband eating it.

United States Bessie Bovee Baxter Ed Bovee Lakewood Ohio Cleveland Harold Baxter Otsie Washington U. S

Fresh Air Autocrat in London Regulates Streetcar Air

London introduces an official who sets daily fresh air limits for streetcars and locks windows to that level. The scheme assigns a daily weather dependent air admission, affecting riders and commuting conditions across the city.

London

Capone Sentenced to Federal Prison Amid Turmoil

Scarface Al Capone began his eleven year federal sentence in Atlanta, showing a rare moment of fear as he faced custody. The piece notes divisions among his gang and broader national protests including Honolulu and Des Moines politics, plus a revival of anti prohibition fundraising and a large dry campaign drive.

Wise Acres Scarface al" Capone Atlanta United States Henry Field Brookhart The Des Moines Register New York

Washington Campaign Clean Up Effort Backed by City Groups

In 1922 Washington organizes a clean up campaign supported by the City Council the W I L and local organizations to remove a dirty alley disgrace Twin daughters born to Mr Walter Little and Mrs Little weighing six and six and a quarter pounds on May 1 1922 born to Walter and Mrs Little in Washington.

Washington Mrer Walter Little

Residents seek paving on West Main from South Ave to Sunset Park

A city council petition requests paving West Main Street from South Avenue D to Sunset Park’s west entrance. The plan also lists North Marion and South Fourth Avenues for paving. May party dancing at the Commercial Club drew 100 plus attendees with decorations by a volunteer committee and a grand march led by local couples.

Commercial Club Sara Grimes Mable Anderson Virginia Wallace Richard Maxwell Merle Lytle Frank Miller L. H. Wallace H. F. Darbyshire

Brooklyn grocer buys Farmer's Cooperative store

Barclay Boys Grocery owner Glen F. Barclay of Brooklyn Iowa, after twenty eight years at Brooklyn grocer, has purchased the Farmer's Cooperative grocery in town. The store formerly Lemley grocery sits on the southwest corner of the square.

Barclay Boys Grocery Glen F. Barclay Brooklyn Iowa Farmer's Cooperative Grocery Lemley Grocery

July 4th Pageant Depicts Lincoln's Three Life Phases

A large pageant was planned for July 4 with four to five hundred participants. It will depict three periods of Abraham Lincoln's life in a community event setting.

Abraham Lincoln

Brookhart Promises Nonstop campaigning Through Primary

Senatorial candidate Brookhart remains constantly on the road in the close of the primary drive. He plans to speak daily across California until the campaign ends, pressing his message and rallying supporters at town halls and events statewide.

Brookhart Cal. S. W

Deaths of Week: Sterling D. Coe

Sterling D. Coe died at his Davis City home at age seventy five. He formerly lived in Crawfordsville and Ainsworth and spent a period in Washington.

Sterling D. Coe Davis City Crawfordsville Ainsworth Washington Luke Chalmers James Columbus City West Liberty Washington County Chalmers Luke Chad” James Luke James Della Miller

Mrs. W. K. Hunter Dies at Clayton Home

Mrs. W. K. Hunter formerly of Dutch Creek died at her Clayton home. She left her husband and three children.

W. K. Hunter Dutch Creek Clayton

Death of Boyd B White in May 1922

Boyd B White aged one and a half, son of Mr and Mrs Bert White, died May 4 1922.

Boyd B. White Bert White

Political Situation in Germany Report by Charles B. Anderson

Berlin April 10 1932 Anderson a Columbia University lecturer writes from Berlin after the second presidential election in Germany He notes observers rely on multiple papers and on the scene to gauge mood and describes election day tensions clashes and the expected outcomes He argues Hindenburg will win but sees Hitler gaining votes amid a rightward shift and Communist decline while warning of potential future upheaval.

Germany Charles B. Anderson Berlin Columbia University New York City Seth Low University Brooklyn Charles Marion T. Anderson Ab. Anderson Washington University of Chicago Columbia The Journal Wedding Sehoneberg Johannstrasse Hitler Grossalarmbereitschaft Hindenburg Hitler Himelf Hinderburg Thallmann America Jouesterberge Winter Moet Hohenzollerns Duesterberg Wilhelm France Max Schmeling Charlie Chaplin Thaelmann University of Berlin Communist Party Mussolini Europe Hindenburg Party Hintenbure Lustgarten Bryan Chicago New York German Republic

Campaign kickoff and community events in Washington county

U S Senator S W Brookhart opened his campaign in the Y M C A building in Washington amid a large audience. Music week featured concerts at the High School and events across Keota and Keota area. several local figures announced candidacies, birthdays and obituaries noted, and community organizations held meetings and celebrations through the week.

U. S S. W. Brookhart Washington

Columbus Junction couple wed in Morning Sun ceremony

Columbus Junction resident Henry Fale of Morning Sun married April 29 in a local ceremony, confirming a union between Columbus Junction and Morning Sun.

Columbus Junction Henry Flale Morning Sun

Mary Kuscera and John Rotenburger wed at St Marys Riverside

Miss Mary Kuscera and John J. Rotenburger were married at St Marys Church in Riverside on May 3. The ceremony united the couple in a church wedding attended by family and friends.

Mary Kuscera John J. Rotenburger St. Mary’s Church Riverside

Hasty and Mond Married at Holy Trinity Church

Mond Hasty and her partner wed at Holy Trinity church in Richmond on May 2, with local family and church members in attendance. The ceremony marked a notable milestone for the couple amid community celebrations.

Mond Hasty Holy Trinity Church Richmond

Powers and Butsler Marry in Washington on May 6

Miss Blanche G Powers and Charles W Butsler of Washington were married on May 6. The announcement notes the couple’s union and location.

Blanche G. Powers Charles W. Butsler Washington

Harvey and Warfel Rebuild on Former Journal Site

Washington developers Harvey and Warfel plan immediate reconstruction after purchasing the ground of the old Journal office, securing the entire site for a new project.

Washington Congress Hotel Harvey and Warfel Journal

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