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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1939

Page

5

West Side Square Presented In Journal's Daily Feature

A features piece highlights Washington's West Side as a busy business district with the Washington State Bank led by Glen Barclay and Lee Holland, Julius Kunik's Fruit Market, the B B Clothing store, and numerous shops. It notes Witting Leather, Homer Stephen's optometry, Paul Horak Insurance, National Tea Co Food Store, Phillips Hebner Drug Store, Spurgeon's Department Store, Coast to Coast, Benteco, J C Penney, and H Guther Photography.

Washington Glen Barclay Lee Holland Julius Kunik Julius Florida Orange Phil Antonoffi Dougherty Bros B & B Clothing Ellis Negus Oscar Cuddy Witting Vernon Witting al Goddard Benteco Dale Fuhr Bastiaan Don Hartog West Side J. C. Penney Co J. F. Barnes Peoria Penney H. Guther

Girl Killed in Car Crash in Woodbine

Three year old Vonda Lou Netsch died when the open vehicle she rode with her father overturned on a Woodbine street. Arthur Netsch, a woodbine farmer, suffered only minor injuries as he reached for a handkerchief to wipe dirt from his daughter’s face. The report also notes a Masonic lodge meeting details for Washington Lodge No. 26 A F and A M.

Logan Vonda Lou Netsch Arthur Netsch Woodbine

Railway schedules and departures for multiple lines and stations

A listing of train and bus timetables with arrivals departures from Washington and connections to Golden State Limited Californian and Burlington routes. Mentions Knox Knoxville Branch trains, Davenport Kansas City local, Southwest Limited, and Burlington Trailways local bus schedules. Includes note on ticket purchases at the depot and local agents.

Washington Golden State Limited California P. KR. R. CO Davenport Kansas City Southwest Limited Sundae W.C. Bell Burlington Trailways Chicago Oamha

Washington Centennial Whiskers chairman joins Coast to Coast family

Biographical sketch highlights Al Goddard 37 manager of Coast to Coast in Washington since 1938 and Centennial Whiskers chairman. It covers his World War I service, career at J.C. Penney, and relocation from Sioux Falls to Washington, Iowa. Includes D. F. Barnes early life and career, Pennys store leadership, and Hebner Manton’s Watertown roots.

al Goddard Centennial Whiskey Club Sioux Falls Army Medical Corps Jefferson Barracks Missouri Camp Upton New York Base Hospital Field Hospital No. 62 J. C. Penney

D F Barnes Guided Local Sports at Penney Store

D F Barnes, longtime Penney store manager, balanced athletic events with his local duties. The article highlights his involvement in organizing and supporting school and university sports, reflecting his notable role in the community.

D. F. Barnes Penney D. FF

Manton Hebner Dominates Local Coverage

Manton M. Hebner, known to friends as Manton, features prominently in local notes and reminiscences as a standout figure of community events and stories.

Farmborn Tracy R. Phillips Gains Early Rural Roots

Tracy R. Phillips known as T. R. Phillips is born February 24 1890 on a Mahaska county farm. He attends Jackson rural school in Mahaska county until age eight before moving, per local obituary notes.

Tracy R. Phillips T. R.” Phillips Mahaska County Jackson

Pioneer Pharmacist Tracy R Phillips of New Sharon

Tracy R Phillips, a long time New Sharon resident, grew up there and completed high school in 1908. He trained at Babock College in Des Moines, opened Phillips drug store in Washington in 1913, and later partnered in Phillips and Heinzman before evolving the business into Phillips Drug Store on the west side of the square. He served briefly in Camp Dodge during wartime and plans to remain in the community for many years.

Wymore Nebraska Penney D. F Barnes West Madison Norfolk D. F. Barnes University of Nebraska Woolworth Company Denver Sioux Falls South Dakota Washington Ruth Rude Mrs. Barnes Marlene Gerald Geraldine Washington, Iowa Manton Centennial the Heights Washington High School University of Iowa Hebner Lemmon's Pharmacy McElhinney's Oskaloosa Keokuk FE. R. Squibb & Sons T. R. Phillips Phillips Drug Store Phillips & Hebner New Sharon Iowa T. R Tracy Babcock School Des Moines Phillips Henderson Drug Co Muscatine Phillips and Heinzman Manton Hebner Camp Dodge T. RR

Four Resignations Strike State Juvenile Home

Toledo reports a teacher and two matrons resigning at the state juvenile home after criticism from the new state board of control citing disloyalty. Superintendent Virginia Silver had already dismissed another teacher for leaving grounds without permission. The resignations involve Lyle S. Alden and other staff who testified in the Iowa senate investigation leading to the former control board’s dismissal.

Toledo State Board of Control Virginia Silver Alence Iowa Senate Control Board

Toronto Welcomes Royalty and Cottage Matrons

The note lists Mary H. Dunn as boys' cottage matron and Mrs. Clisie Luken as girls' cottage matron in Toronto. A. Don Worant, the teacher, was dismissed last week by Mrs. Silver.

Mary H. Dunn Clisie Luken A. Don Worant Silver

Beef Producers Protest Navy Beef from Argentina

Beef producers in Des Moines protested a Navy purchase of Argentine canned beef to Senator Clyde L. Herrime. Secretary Ray F. O'Donnell noted sailors should be fed American beef and markets kept for American products. President Roosevelt had defended the Argentine canned beef as cheaper and better in a recent press conference.

Des Moines Iowa United States Clyde L. Herrime Dem. Ja Navy Ray F. O'Donnell Roosevelt

Also Mentioned on This Page

West Side Square Journal Handkie A.F A. M Ray Com W. M A. W. Yard KR. J. & P. Weatbound Knoxville A. L. Goodlander Oo. B C. F. Anderson Omaha Itus North Side Square Mare Cos AL Cantosi Hepatica Pablum Caldwell's Alka Seltzer Washington County Imperial Masury Bayers Aspirin Castoria Eastman Kodaks Eastman Walgreen System Drug Store National Tea Co B. Clo State Bank Spurgeon Manton M. Hebner Manton Be Homer Stephen Vernon Wittrig Paul Horak State Juvenile Home Toronto King George Queen Elizabeth City Hall Argentina Pape J.C. Stenme DD. FE. Barnes
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