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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1932

Page

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Garner Proposes Billion Dollar Bond Plan to Aid Relief

Speaker Garner urged a $1.9 billion bond issue with $1 billion for loans by the Reconstruction Finance Corp and $100 million for emergency relief. It would be financed by a temporary one third of a cent gas tax, repealed as conditions improve, while opposing direct dole. Leaders from both parties praised the proposal.

Garner Washington INS Reconstruction Finance Corp Speaker Garner House Congress Dole

Open Garden Day Invites Community May 26

Washington declares May 26 as Open Garden Day inviting residents to visit local gardens including a new Sunset Park site with rock gardens and pools. Miss Nellie Tripp, Fortnightly club Garden department leader, asks hosts to notify her to open their gardens for afternoon and evening tours.

Washington Nellie Tripp Miss Tripp Sunset’ Park

Fruit Market to Enlarge Its Store

Julius Kunik announces Washington Fruit Market will close Monday through Thursday for remodeling to enlarge capacity. A larger fruit and vegetable store will reopen under manager Tom Berdo, noted as competent. Activity on the west side of the square has increased recently.

Julius Kunik Washington Tom Berdo Berdo

Notable Names List in Local Obituary Section

Gene Turner, Gene Tucker, Edward Tucker, William Varney, Stanley White, Albert Ward, Merle Warnher, Naomi Wilson, Robert Wells appear in the community obituary notices, indicating a directory of residents with possible service or memorial details. Individual entries range across multiple ages and affiliations within the town.

Hora Divorce Decree Granted by Judge Hamilton

Judge D. W. Hamilton granted a decree of divorce to Milada A. Hora who filed for separation from Mela Hora. Testimony and arguments in a foreclosure suit by Ruth Thorne and G. C. Neiswanger against Ralph S. Woodford and others were completed and the case was taken under advisement.

D. W. .Hamilton Milada A. Hlora Mela Hora Ruth Thorne G. C. Neiswanger Ralph S.S. Woodford

Washington Sunday School District Meeting at Baptist Church

Sunday school workers from Washington are invited to a district meeting at the Baptist church next Sunday afternoon. Experienced leaders will lead department sessions including Adult with Rev Eastwood, Young Peoples with Mrs C S Williams, and Children with Mrs Leigh Soule. A male quartet from United Presbyterian church and an address by Mrs Vernon Witting will occur before officer elections.

Sunday School Workers of Washington Baptist Church A. A. Vinz Eastwood Young Peoples C. S. Williams Leigh Soule United Presbyterian Church Vernon Witting

Wall Street Pool Profited $5 Million in Radio Stock

Senate committee described a 1929 New York Stock Exchange pool that bought 561000 Radio stock shares, invested $9.67 million, and netted $3.22 million in eight days, with total profits near $4.92 million from two accounts and $12.9 million invested. Prominent figures named include Joseph Tumulty and Eddie Dowling. Meehan and associates testified.

Washington INS Radio Corp America Senate New York Stock Exchange Senate Committee Thomas FE. Bragg New York Bragg Franklin Ellsworth William A. Gray Percy A.rockfeller Nicholas F. Brady Walter P. Chrysler Herbert B. Swope W. F. Kenny JJ. Raskob L. P. Fisher Charles Im. Schwab W. C. Durant David Sarnoff Radio Corporation Meehan and Company Hutton and Company Meehan Brady Kenny Raskob Michael F. Brady Gray Block and Maloney Fletcher Florida

Dentists Meet Washington County Association Talk by Dr. Fenton

The Washington county dental association held a regular meeting Tuesday evening with dinner at the North Side cafe. Dr. R. A. Fenton of Iowa City delivered an address of interest to dentists and invited members of the Washington county Medical society to attend. Several attendees found the talk worthwhile.

Washington County Dental Association North Side R. A. Fenton Iowa City Washington County Medical Society

Funeral for Mrs Williams Set for Friday at Sherman’s

Funeral services for 85 year old Mrs Sarah Ellen Williams will be held at 2:20 pm Friday at Sherman's funeral home. She died about 3:30 yesterday at her home 511 South Marion avenue. Rev D C Fulton to officiate. Burial in Elm Grove cemetery. Survived by son Mack of Buffalo and daughter Miss Gretta Williams of Denver.

Milburn A. McKay Ruby Washburn George Leebs Alice van Vliet Sherman Sarah Ellen Williams South Marion Avenue D. C. Fulton Elm Grove Cemetery Mt. Pleasant Henry Co Iowa James Harvey McPherron Margaret Baker McPherron Williams Iowa City Mack Buffalo N. Y Gretta Williams Denver

M. E. Conference Elects One Bishop

The Rev. Dr. Ralph Magee of Seattle was elected bishop by the Methodist Episcopal Church general conference in Atlantic City after 17 ballots. Magee received 561 votes as delegates continued voting since Saturday.

Atlantic City N. J Ralph MaGee Seattle Wash General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church Magee

Ford to Re Open Des Moines Plant

Des Moines May 19 Approximately 590 men will be called back to work at the Ford Motor company assembly plant on May 31 G F Nelson manager announced Volume production of the new model cars will begin that day The men will work on a five day week at a minimum wage of 6 dollars per day If business meets expectations several hundred more men will be added gradually.

Des Moines Laws Ford Motor Company G. F. Nelson Nelson

Iowa G A R Head Suffers Breakdown

Marshalltown Iowa May 19 State Commander John T Lucas of the Iowa department of the grand army of the republic was in a hospital today recovering from a physical breakdown. He had traveled nine thousand miles in the organizations interests since taking office last year. His condition was not considered serious.

Marshalltown Iowa INS John T. Lucas Iowa Department of the Grand Army of the Republic

California Gift of Arabian Horse Ranch T:

The text praises Gov. Prairie Hay Bill Murray and Gov. Ralph as they plan to accept a gift of the world’s largest Arabian horse ranch from Kellogg of Battle Creek, noting state rights and breakfast food expertise.

Bevery Hills Cal Prairie Hay Bill Murray Bill Ralph State of California Mr. Kellogg Battle Creek

Harbor Light Opens at University Theater in Iowa City

The University theater in Iowa City presents the first performances of The Harbor Light by Owen Davis. Washington attendees join locals for three evenings, with Priscilla Morrison and Lawrence McKune in key roles. The production features six quick scene changes in the second act and a repeat show on June 4 during commencement week. The next university production will be Paul Green's Tread the Green Grass in summer session July 10 to 21.

Priscilla Morrison Lawrence McKune Washington Harbor Light University Theater Iowa City Owen Davis Natural Science Auditorium Jane Hibbard C. $8. Williams Pva Denny M. W. Bailey Mary Pauls Aileen Milligan B&b. K. “Tateman Vera Donald Ricard McCleery Helen McCleery Eewin Griffith Harvey Coulter Tom McFlhinney HW. Cotell Josephine Ruth Cunningham Mary Briley T. J. Berdo Wuniversity Theater Paul Green

Mayo Bakery Reorganization Plans Move Forward

The Karmel Korn shop will take the Mayo location on the west side of the square. Remodeling is underway this week to partition and rearrange the interior. Mayo's Pastry shop fixtures will be relocated to allow the change, and Gallagher's equipment from the former Fox theater building will move in soon.

Karmel Korn Mayo Gallaghers Fox Theater Congress Hotel

Evert H Westen Dead at 73 After Illness

Evert Harm Westen aged 73 died at 8 05 this morning at his home two miles northwest of town after a brief illness. He suffered a cerebral hemorrhage Monday while preparing to plant corn. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 00 at the home and 2 30 at St Pauls Evangelical church Washington with Rev Carl W Klein officiating. Burial will be in Elm Grove cemetery. Westen was born in Eilsom Germany September 13 1858 and came to America at 23. He is survived by his wife Sophia Koehler and six children John Martin Harm George of the area Dora Klockenga Pekin Kathryn Pease Washington, ten grandchildren, and one brother Harm Westen of Lincoln IL. He was a member of St Pauls Evangelical church.

Evert Harm Westen St. Pauls Evangelical Church of Washington Carl W. Klein Elm Grove Cemetery L. A. Jones Funeral Home Mr. Westen Eilsom Germany Harm Gerteg Mara Westen America Logan County Washington County Washington Sophia Koehler John Martin George Dora Klockenga Pekin Kathryn Pease Harm Westen Lincoln, Il Reformed Church of Germany St. Paul's

Iowa to search all prisons for Lindbergh kidnapper

Des Moines authorities announced a statewide prison and jail search for the Lindbergh baby kidnapper and slayer. New Jersey officials requested inmates confined since March 1 be checked to aid the case. In New York, Dr. Condon faced questioning as suspects shifted amid the sprawling investigation.

Des Moines Iowa INS Eevery Dan Turner New Jersey United States New York John Hughes Curtis Norfolk John F. Condon Fordham University

Kaster Attends Mount Pleasant Meeting On Farmers Holiday

S W Kaster county chairman for the farmers holiday movement attended a Henry county meeting in Mount Pleasant. The room was crowded with farmers and business men. Others from the county included Ted Anderson Ed Testrout and Henry T Rockhorst. Er G Kennedy national secretary of the Farmers Upton spoke. A Des Moines county delegation attended and plans were made for another interstate conference in Des Moines on Saturday.

S. W. Kaster Henry County Mt. Peasant Ted Anderson Ed Testrout Henry T. Rockhorst Er. G. Kennedy Farmers Upton Des Moines

German Flying Boat Begins Homeward Flight

The German flying boat Co X, crewed by Captain Ernest Niemann, took off from Sands Point Long Island shortly after 5 am for Newfoundland as the first leg of its return journey to Lake Constance in Switzerland.

New York Co-X Sand's Point Long Island Newfoundland Lake Constance Switzerland Ernest Niemann

Decoration Day Plans Under Way in Washington

Memorial day exercises in Washington will be announced soon as the general committee, led by Russell Frink, outlines a fore noon program. The planning group includes L. W. Soule, Orville Elder, Carl Hedges, J. M. Thompson and Mayor John W. Applegate, with Milan Shields chairing the music committee and Capt. Jay Brown of Troop F set as officer of the day. A procession to cemeteries and brief programs at each site are planned.

Washington Russell Frink L. W. Soule Orville Elder Carl Hedges J. M. Thompson John W. Applegate Milan Shields Milburn McKay T. R. Phillips L. A. Jones Roger Sherman Transportation Committee Jay Brown Frink

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