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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1934

Page

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Farm Bureau Women Urge Cooperative Marketing

Mrs. O. E. Milner of Mt. Pleasant spoke at Washington County Farm Bureau Women’s Achievement Day urging tighter farmer cooperation through Farm Bureau sponsorship in marketing and other activities. She cited corn hog program gains in cooperative testing and suggested 90 to 95 percent farmer participation could boost producer shares of the consumer dollar. The talk covered mortgage moratorium efforts and Farm Bureau’s broader educational and cultural programs.

AAA O. E. Milner Mt. Pleasant Washington County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Denmark Tmusic

Senate weighs securities market control bill

The senate opened at ten this morning to consider a securities market control bill. It would subject all stock market operations in the nation to federal regulation with broad powers to govern market activities.

Senate Washington, D. C

Municipal band to close Music Week at Soclock Central Park

Rain may cancel the Municipal band concert tonight ending the Music Week program at Soclock in Central Park. Student programs by Miss Bratten and Mrs Anderson drew praise and will be detailed in Monday night's Journal.

Soclock Central Park Miss Bratten Mrs. Andersons

Re employment Manager Visits Washington District

In Washington district manager M a Baughman reports the re employment service operates well under William Glassburner in the local office. Three counties Henry, Lee and Washington fall under his oversight with strong cooperation for job seekers and employers. A road project on primary 22 is set to begin this summer with culvert work between Kalona and Riverside awarded to Robert Risk Construction Company. Des Moines announces a statewide reorganization into fifteen districts improving supervision while county offices remain the local placement centers.

M. A. Baughman National Re-Employment Service Washington Willian Glassburner Baughman Glassourner Henry, Lee Kalona Riverside Robert Risk Construction Company Des Moines Hans, Ptund Iowa

Roosevelt commission eyed in foreign debt dispute

In San Francisco Roosevelt is urged to take a free hand in foreign debt settlement. Congress resists a fall bill, taxpayers groped for payment, and lenders fear foreclosure as pressure mounts to let Roosevelt broker terms or risk losses. The feud drags on with hints of loan aid to secure agreement.

San Prancisco Cal Roosevelt Congress Senate

Unclear OCR: Des Moines Medical Attendees and Job Service Appeal

Washington county doctors attended part of the state medical meeting in Des Moines this week. The article notes ware unemployment concerns and urges registration with the Reemployment Service, inviting employers to request qualified labor. It emphasizes free service for workers and employers and calls for ongoing cooperation in Iowa.

A. W. Errett Kewanee Frank L. Wilser Washington Des Moines C. A. Boice W L. Alcorn E. KB. Stutsman Yoder Kk. D. Miller Wellman Murry McCreedy Britiston Pfund Iowa VP. W. A

Juzeler Service Set for Monday Morning

Funeral services announced for John J. Juzeler to be held Monday at ten at L A Jones funeral home with Dr F W Eastwood of the Presbyterian church officiating, burial in Elm Grove cemetery. Juzeler died yesterday at his home 21 North Second Avenue after years of heart trouble. He was born June 23 1855 in Westleyden New York and lived in Washington for 25 years. He is survived by two sons Earl and Hamiland, two brothers Fred and Godfrey, and a sister Lydia, all of Washington.

John J. Juzeier L.A. Jones F. W. Eastwood Presbyterian Church Elm Grove Cemetery Juzeler S21 North Second Avenue Mr. Juzeler Westleyden N. Y Peter and Adeline Anken) Juzeler Setine Round Grove Scott County Iowa Ida James Wyoming Earl Washington State Hlamiand Montana Fred Godfrey Lydia Washington Christian Churca Olin

Sinn Released After Bail Bonds Posted In Embezzlement Case

Bail bonds for Raymond Sinn were furnished yesterday evening and he was released from the county jail. Bonds of 2000 were signed by his father E A Sinn of Story county J C Buenneke of Ainsworth and G Schmeoeller. Sinn had been arraigned before Justice J E Bovee on embezzlement charges and faces possible disposal at the September term of the Washington county district court. The former state banking department examiner was arrested last Saturday in Denver and brought here for allegedly embezzling about 6000 in his bank liquidation work.

Raymond Sinn E.A. Sinn Story County J. C. Buenneke Ainsworth G. Schmeoeller Washington Sinn Pearce J. E. Bovee Washington County District Court Haskins and Cotter State Banking Department Denver Coloe

Pilgrim's Missouri Journey Describes Ozarks and Dillinger Curiosity

A fragmentary travelogue notes the Ozarks stretching across Missouri with mountains and cedar hills. In a station and lunch room the narrator hears two laborers discuss Dillinger with odd curiosity, contrasting perceptions of crime and heroism.

Missouri Ozarks

Hundreds March in Dutch Creek Parade and Play Day

About Washington grade school pupils and rural pupils from twenty-five schools paraded around the square in the Dental Honor Roll parade led by the Washington high school band. Thirty plus percent of pupils were on the honor roll with banners naming schools and percentages. A second event at Enterprise School drew 300 to 400 for play day with Wellston winning field events and prizes, followed by a joint program and township project awards.

Dutch Creek Washington Washington High School Cedar Franklin Cedar Center Jackson Center Pleasant Plain Jackson Twp Gray Marion St. James Laura Einapahk Lincoln Centennial Wallace Heights Mildred Craig Dearethea Thompson Mary Josephus Mary Teresa James Seriodl Hrighton Center Summit Bethel Prairie Flower Enterprise New Haven English River Maple Grove Frankily Dutch Creek Township Enterprise School Wellston School Wellston White Oak Tyrone Hardacrabble Rubio Valley A. Keith Droz W. D. Dwyer Henrietta Whittaker County Council Ath T. A W. O. Talston O. F. Crayne Enterprise P. T. A Lyle Tower Josephine Stewart Nellie Wiley Blanche Ginkons Harriet Times Agqd Marl Schmitt Mary Scranton Cora May Hoth Vesta McCracken Valley School Room 2 Rubio School Alice Carris Georgia Janachek Keith Steinbeck Lucille Robertson Dorothy Leninger Roberta Lynn Interprise Leroy Luers Keith Webr Dawson Progeti Harold Luers Dorothy Sheetz Dairy Meids Reading Wellston Girls Daddy Arlens Lweilie Robertson Wallerprice Weilston

Fragmented place names list from a historical page

A collection of scattered place names and township references including Cedar and Harmony 1074 two Crescent Farmers and Yatton Jackson twp Center Lincoln No 9 Living Lake Pleasant Plain Marion gray and Franklin Washington Red Brick Havre No 7 Young America.

Cedar and Harmony Crescent Farmers Jackson Twp Center Lincoln No Living Lake Pleasant Plain Marion Gray and Franklin Washington Havre No 7 Young

Washington Rain Starts About Noon

The general rain that covered the state last night and today struck Washington shortly before noon. It was light but may continue for a considerable period. From Des Moines came reports the rain reached the north and west parts early this morning, settling dust storms and reviving grain fields and pastures. It was the first general rain in Iowa for 33 days. Rain was predicted in much of the state tonight and Sunday. A temperature drop preceded the rain with the low near 45.

Washington Des Moines Iowa

Beautiful Elm Tree Marred by Wind in Washington

The Jeffrey elm long admired as the finest in the area was badly damaged by wind this week. Large branches broke off, noted Lee McAvoy, one of its many admirers, in a pasture south of the Jeffrey home. The tree, famed for size and symmetry, had drew yearly visitors for decades.

Lee McAvoy Jeffrey Washington

Dr Shannon to Deliver Baccalaureate Speech in Iowa City

Dr Frederick Franklin Shannon pastor of Chicago’s Central Church will give the University City of Iowa baccalaureate address at commencement on June 3 in the Field House at 8 p.m. He was selected after John Finley, NYT associate editor, withdrew due to business pressure.

Iowa City Frederick Franklin Shannon Central Church of Chicago Universe City of All Religious United States Chicago Orchestra Hall Shannon Central Church Newell D. Hillis Frank Gunsaulusorn Kansas Harvard Methodist Episcopal Church Grace Church Brooklyn Field House

Miss Leila Anderson Takes Friends Home for Mothers Day Weekend

Miss Leila Anderson traveled to her home in Olds for Mothers Day weekend with Miss Barbara Sawyer of near Keokuk and Miss Ruth Miner of Fort Madison. Sawyer's parents were to meet them. They left last evening.

Leila Anderson Olds Barbara Sawyer

Lowe Wehr Leaves Washington County Hospital for Home

Lowe Wehr was discharged today and returned home. His daughter Ais Coorce Wertimann of Davenport, his nurse, will stay for a while to assist him.

Lowe Wehr Washington County Hospital Ais Coorce Wertimann Davenport Este

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