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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1936

Page

2

Wrestlers Dodge Road Mishap as Scranton Show Nears

Pinkie George and Bill Brown, VFW wrestling promoters, plan a strong card for next Thursday after Leo Alexander and Abe Rothberg were injured in a highway crash. Paul Wampler may return if recovered, with Frank French or a substitute ready. Bear is noted as accident free, and more heavyweights are promised to boost the season finale.

Pinkie George Des Moines Kob Bill Brown Leo Alexander Abe Rothberg Alexander Bill Pifikie Paul Wampler Frank French Wampler Jim Bear

Tennis Tournament Set For Next Month By Nicola Harmon

Nic MecCleery of the Nicola & Harmon store announces entries are now open for the city tennis tournament sponsored annually by Nicola & Harmon. It will be held the third week in June. The YMCA county tournament runs in August, continuing the store’s longstanding sponsorship.

Nic MecCleery Nicola & Harmon Nicola & Harmon Store Nicola & Harmon's

Wampler Injured In Auto Accident Near Iowa Falls

Iowa Falls May 28 Scranton wrestler Wampler was seriously injured when his car skidded on loose gravel and overturned east of town. Nazarian drove the car suffering minor head cuts while Nick Lutz escaped injury. The three were bound for Webster City for a Wednesday wrestling appearance.

Iowa Falls Iowa Wampler Scranton Here Mike Nazarian Des Moines Nick Lutz Webster City Nazarian Lutz

Local visitors attend funeral and shop in town

Out of town mourners gathered for Mrs. Henry Dittmer's funeral including Henry Wehrman Maywood NL and William Ott with Annie Ott Lincoln IL. Shoppers from Columbus Junction Brighton Kalona Craw fordsville and Batavia were seen in town while Junior Boice returns from the University of Iowa. Henderson Wallace’s peonies inspire grateful notices from several Ainsworth families.

Henry Dittmer Henry Wehrman Maywood William Ott Annie Ott Lincoln Herman Koenig Riverside George Ossing Hedrick George Scott Batavia Floyd Rutt Columbus Junction Edgar Rotzinger Brighton Carl Kos Kalona Washington S. W. Korf Crawfordsville Junior Boice University of Iowa M. W. Rogers Thursa Grady Morty Weil New York City Ainsworth Henderson Wallace

Hospital Admission and Local Discharge Noted in Riverside

Fred Kron of Riverside was admitted for treatment this morning. Thema Arthur, also of Riverside, was discharged yesterday afternoon for home in Riverside in June. Officials expect many entries and urged immediate submission at the store.

Fred Kron Riverside Thema Arthur

Memorial Day flag golf tournament set at country club

A Memorial Day flag golf tournament will be held at the country club Saturday afternoon chaired by T. R. Phillips. Handicaps determine holes to shoot, prizes are golf balls, and a small entrance fee applies. Play starts at 1 PM. A second 27 hole golf ball derby is booked for Monday June 8 with the same teams.

T. R. Phillips

Results of Major League Games Across Leagues

Yesterday's results show Western League standings led by Cedar Rapids at .600 with Sioux City and Des Moines close behind. American League games featured Detroit over Chicago and Cleveland over St Louis, while National League scores included Cincinnati beating Chicago and New York edging Brooklyn. Today’s schedule includes Des Moines at Omaha, Davenport at Cedar Rapids, and Sioux City at Waterloo.

W. L. Pet Cedar Rapids Sioux City Des Moines Davenport U.u Waterloo Omaha TOU Cannodcue Pittsburgh Cincinnati N.S Philadelphia A Philadelphia Boston Chicago St. Louis New York Brooklyn New Wemeeuss Eeeneedeenteal Citoirig Concasuna Eaaniventemenina Washington Detroit Cleveland St Louis American Ee L. Pet Kansas Milwaukee Apna Minneapolis Ncncnes Columbue Indianapolis Olele

Kellogg All Bran Promotes Natural Bulk for Constipation

Immediate attention to constipation helps avoid discomfort headaches and reduced appetite. Kellogg’s All Bran provides bulk to absorb moisture form a soft mass and cleanse the system. Two tablespponfuls daily recommended served with milk or baked into foods.

Local residents noted in social items and visits

Miss Lucile Nicola elected to Iota Phi at Iowa Wesleyan college while a senior. Mr and Mrs Tom Davis of New Castle Pa visited D N Anwyl. Fresh eggs 16c a dozen from W S Reister & Son. Leppert anniversary celebrated with a surprise party. Mrs Courtney and Gladys of Wyman visited Anwyl. Fresh catfish dinner at Chandler's Cafe. Mrs Preston Mauzey of Kansas City visiting her parents. Auctioneer D F Macon and Mrs George Maull visiting Lincoln Neb. Memorial Day observed by closure. Beauty shops and Dr Morehouse to dine with Whislers. Morehouse to deliver commencement address.

Lucile Nicola Earl Nicola Iota Phi Iowa Wesleyan College Lucile Tom Davis New Castle D. N. Anwyl W. S. Reister & Son W. F. Leppert John Mason Chandler’s Cafe Preston Mauzey Kansas City Will Plum D. F. Macon Washington Iowa George Maull Mason City R. N. Kendrick A. J. Votruba Lincoln, Neb Mr. Maull Maull Inez Sharpe Blanche’s Beauty Nook Roberta Beauty Salon McAvoy Beauty Shop Milady’s Beauty Shop Modernistic Beauty Studio D. W. “More House Des Moines P F. Whisler Morehouse Drake University

I O O F Special Meeting and D of V Flag Presentation

Special meeting of I O O F Thursday night with third degree work by Town City degree staff. The D of V members are asked to meet at the AMEF church Sunday at 10 am to present a flag to the church. At 10 30 am D of V members meet at the east door of the Y to attend the Memorial service at the Presbyterian church.

Town City D. of V Presbyterian Church

Women in Old Fashioned Dresses at Pythian Circle Party

Pictures show attendees at a Pythian Circle party held last Wednesday, with women dressed in bygone era costumes. The back row includes Mrs. Steve Ste among the group.

Pythian Circle Steve Ste

Plans for Memorial Day Parade Announced Today

Local preparations outline a Memorial Day program with L A Jones and Lt Harry Donaldson as aides. Dr P L Etter chairs speakers, Arnett Wylie arranges cemetery programs, and music committee includes Kenneth Carris Helen Harvey and Mrs Lewis Warren. Leigh W Soule and teachers named for school children committee. transport committee lists Ray Cox J Pease Bud Fields W J Keil er Glenn Mace Claide Willits L M Eicher. Woodlawn cemetery program led by Carl Voorhees Leon Beatty post commander features grave decoration high school band music quartet under Mrs Lewis Warren. Rev M C Carstensen speaks Supt E A Ralston. salute to flag Sgt Rodney Kephart in charge invocation from Troop F. Elm Grove cemetery program chaired by James Baird.

Flcor L. A. Jones Harry Donaldson P. L. Etter Arnett Wylie Kenneth Carris Helen Harvey Lewis Warren Leigh W. Soule Ray Cox Bud Fields W. J. Keiler Glenn Mace Claide Willits L. M. Eicher Woodlawn Carl Voorhees Leon Beatty M. C. Carstensen E. A. Ralston Rodney Kephart

Direct and Alternating Current Overview and Notes

The text explains direct current as flow in one direction with constant pressure, and alternating current as reversing flow allowing voltage transformation by transformers for long-distance transmission. It touches on ancient belief and mentions a veterans group and a local municipal band event under Miss Carolyn Hamilton with invocations and speeches.

Smoking In Churches Led To Ban In Early Tobacco Era

Smoking in churches was common in early tobacco days and was finally forbidden due to the noise of flint and steel.

Missionary Society Convention Set by Keokuk Presbytery

The fifty third annual convention of the Women’s Missionary society of the Keokuk Presbytery will meet next Thursday in Le Claire Iowa with the theme Church Awake. Delegates include Mrs Jennie Acheson Mrs G W Hay and others and officers from Washington and nearby towns will also attend with a packed program of talks panel discussions and a 25 cent lunch.

Women's Missionary Society of the Presbytery of Keokuk le Claire Iowa United Presbyterian Missionary Societies Jennie Acheson G. W. Hay Elizabeth Crawford J. C. Boice D. C. Fulton J.A. Porter J. O. Matthews C. W. McLaughlin R. S. Warfel D. J. Ross Stella Donaldson R. L. Livingston H. J. MccCreedy Masson Washington Presbytery W. J. Masson G. W. Rudiger Helen Fulton S. Fred Sharpe Ainsworth Mina McCleery Crawfordsville Young Women Lorena Gilkey Columbus Junction Christ R. J. Davidson Stanwood Hostess Society W. J. Griffen Morning Sun LeClair

Queen Esther Standard Bearers Meet At Helen See Home

The Queen Esther Standard Bearers gathered at Helen See's home with ten girls and sponsor Mrs. B. F Schwartz. Esther Hayes and Carol Gray spoke and each girl wrote a verse for a memory booklet for Benson who leaves for Rock Island Illinois. Mrs. Lee served refreshments after the meeting.

Helen See B. F Schwartz Esther Hayes Carol Gray Benson Rock Island Lee

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