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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1933

Page

1

Concerts in Park Begin In June With Municipal Band

The Washington Municipal Band plans a summer concert season starting Saturday June 3 at 8 pm in Central Park. Sundays will feature sacred vesper services from June 18 to August 10 with 15 minute talks by ministers. New marine style uniforms and music equipment are being ordered, with costs borne by the city. Ainsworth also contracts the band for Memorial Day performances.

Washington Municipal Band Central Park United States Marines Ainsworth

Morgan fol lies and the uneasy witness list in D C

WASHINGTON D C observers discuss the trial and a so called preferred list of witnesses. They note many actions near the edge of legality and suggest any exposure of differing lifestyles may benefit the public.

Washington, D. C

Memorial Service Sunday at Christian Church

Memorial service set for Sunday afternoon at 3 30 at the Christian church with Rev R E Sarchett preaching. Living G A R veterans will be honored and a tribute paid to the dead. W P R C president asks other patriotic groups to meet with W R C at the G A R rooms then proceed to the church.

the Christian Church RE. C. Sarchett W. PR. C

Examinations for Young Children at Jackson Center

On Monday May 29 the county health unit will examine children under 6 in Jackson Township and nearby townships at the Jackson Center school house. The unit especially invites those entering school in the fall. Babies may be weighed measured and examined if desired.

Jackson Center County Health Unit Jackson Township

Rain Adds .45 Inch to Monthly Total After Nightlong Rain

A steady rain lasting most of the night increased the month’s rainfall by .45 inch, pushing the total beyond eight inches for the period. Wet weather continued to soak the area as showers persisted through the evening.

Honors On Seniors Day At Washington High School

Seniors were saluted on a half day at Washington High School with awards for the year. Principal Della Patton presided while underclassmen performed and the senior class voice, history, and will were read. The 1933 Hi-Life annual was announced and dedicated to Miss Lillian Minick as the auditorium showcased blue and silver colors.

Washington High School Della Patton Sudents Milburn McKay Setinot Chorus War Bevins Helen Meinski Eugene Trask Hubert Turner Tom McElhinney J’ele Jungbluth Wilma Elbis Daisy Franklin Elizabeth Dowell Lillian Minick

Class Play Delights Crowd In High School Evening

The senior class presented Pomander Walk in the high school auditorium last night with strong ensemble work. Major characters included Marjolaine Lachenias and Lord Otford, supported by a full cast and a Little Symphony from M A McKay. The production featured period costumes, notable acting, and enhanced by lighting and musical numbers. Tonight’s performance at 8 reaches another run.

J. A. Taylor Pomander Marjolaine Lachenias Margaret Griffith Lord Otford Junior Holce Marjolaine Helen Masson Otford Virgil Wittmer John Applegate Phyllis Flenner Margaret Stewart Karl Bevins Harold Kolesick Mae Caviness Theida Tracy Bernadine Koenig Mary Juliet Lemmon Everge Kallaus Daisy Franklin Eyesore Daniel Morality Tom Stewart Basil Pringle Tom McElhinney Jim Tom Duncan Muffin Man Walter Jungbluth Lamplighter Little Symphony Orchestra M. A. McKay Ruth Davis Harvey Coulter Charlotte Squire Duane Peterson Don Davis

Poppies Honor World War Dead

Tomorrow America will honor World War dead with red poppies worn nationwide. In Washington the American Legion Auxiliary and volunteers will distribute memorial poppies all day. Proceeds fund relief for disabled veterans and their families, with poppies made by disabled veterans under Auxiliary supervision.

America Washington Leon Beatty American Legion Auxiliary Auxiliary

Second Vacation Bible Schools Planned in Washington

Washington will host two daily vacation Bible schools this summer from June 12 to June 30. The union program spans four churches Baptist Christian Methodist United Presbyterian with leadership by Rev Dr Fulton and Dr F C Witzigman assisted by pastors Satchett Wing. Beginners to primary meet at one church and juniors to intermediates at the other, with Y M C A swimming pool used for activities. Registration starts next Sunday in the four churches.

Washington Mace F W. Eastwood Presbyterian Church Baptist Christian Methodist Unitedresbyterian Ian Feu

Pine Tree school selects disabled star as MVP

In Longview Texas a Pine Tree school athlete J. W. Dale, who plays multiple sports, including football, was voted the most valuable player despite having an artificial leg. The award was given at season end.

Longview Tex Pine Tree School J. W. Dale

White House order prompts repeal of gold standard act

Acting on presidential orders, Chairman Stengell of the House Banking Committee introduced a measure to repeal the gold standard act, making federal currency legal tender for all debts and removing gold backing. A Senate companion would follow, signaling U.S. independence from gold and pledges to pay in lawful money instead of gold.

Washington, D. C White House Stengell House Banking and Currency Committee United States Senate Roosevelt Siegell

Rooster Day Prize Winners Updated in Journal Update

The Journal corrects omissions in Rooster Day prize results. Dr KF EB Stutsman and Marjorie McFarlane, Mrs J J Minick, and Robert McFarlane are added as winners by pounds and roosters. Certificates will reach stores by Monday. spur contest winner corrected to Mrs J D Jones with 2 1/2 inch spurs, W J Augustine adjusted, duplications issued.

Lst Prise KF. EB Stutsman Washington Marjorie McFarlane North Iowa J. J. Minick W. and St. Washington Stobert McFarlane W. J Augustine Keota J. D. Jones Crawfordsvile W. J. Augustine

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Municipal Band Rev. Sarchett Chicago The Journal Baldrige Distrt Julius Sodini POR Presbyterian Book E. E. Stutsman Helen Levis KE. E. Sarchete Hazel Fulberts Lucille Ross Ruth George Ireta Fetters Morgan the Mighty John Pierpont Morgan Ferdinand Pecora Senate Committee Morgan Congress ERS
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