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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1934

Page

8

Duplex project and new cottage planned in town

The house on East Washington Street once home to the Mangold family is to be converted into a duplex. W D Stafford, very ill, shows gradual improvement but remains confined to bed. Victor Massons will construct a six room Colonial cottage on South Avenue behind their current home at 01 South Ave. Excavation starts next week.

East Washington Street J. x. Mangold W. DD. Stafford Victor Massons South Ave Ruth Etewart John A. Stewart Northwest Misouri State Teachers College Maryville Ruth Orient Betty Kcher E. Kicher Central High School Washington Martha Collar H. H. Armbrecht Barbara Stanley Ruth Collar Carroll H. R and J Secret Board Wendall Booth Ames

Mrs. Dale Denison Taken To Washington County Hospital

Mrs. Dale Denison was admitted to the Washington County Hospital today after being transported from her location.

Dale Denison Washington County Hospital

Congress forecast to adjourn between June 9 and 15

Speaker Henry T Rainey predicted on March 29 that Congress would adjourn sometime between June 9 and June 15. He spoke in Washington noting the imminent end of the current session.

Congress Washington, I Henry T Rainey The House

Washington to Honor Soldiers in Morning Program Parade plans announced

The city outlines a morning tribute featuring the municipal and school bands, decorations, and a program at Elm Grove Central Park and Woodlawn. Scouts, students, and Troop F will participate with processions on Ave B and Main Street, starting 10 00. Speakers include Henry Bailey and C A NeisWanger.

Washington Main Streets Main Court House White Way Woodlawn Square Elm Grove Washington Concert Band Iowa Central Park Kim Grove Decoration of Graves Paul Gorham Singing of America Eastwood Henry Bailey

Franklin District Notes and Visits Recap

Franklin District No 5 residents share weekend visits and community updates. Howard Hoyle and Helen Hoyle spent time with Cedar Rapids relatives at J N Waggoner home. Families: Combs, Marek, Thompson, Hoyle, Davidson, Dill attend meetings and picnics around town.

Franklin District NO Helen Hovle Cedar Rapids J. N. Waggoner Rosalie Iaabelle Combs Franklin Center School Donald Griffith Harry Kleese Harry Davidson Kimi Fink Joy Jebergal Farm Bureau Leslie Gates Charley Marek Richmond J. W Thompson John Bueh Howard Hoyle Helen Hoyle Donald Hays J. W. Combs

Gima Wrestling in Ireland Marks 1100 Years of Unchanged Rules

The ancient sport Gima, a form of wrestling, has been practiced across Ireland for over 1100 years with its rules and regulations remaining intact throughout the period.

Ireland

State Senate candidates seek June primary GOP support

Four candidates vie for the State Senate District 1 seat as John Speidel urges Republican voters to back his bid in the June primary, highlighting local stakes and party unity.

Senate

Junior High Glee Club Finals Recital Of Poems And Songs

Eighth grade performers present a spring program featuring a group song Trees by Kilmer and works including Daffodils by Wordsworth and America For Me by Van Dyke. The program lists multiple student performers and teachers guiding violin and vocal pieces.

Joyce Kilmer Mary Elizabeth Atchison Voneil, Burton Faye Ellen” Phillips Wordsworth Muriel Dunbar Glee Club Lawrence Dunbar Theodosia Turner Maxine Schoonover Margaret Flenner America van Dyke Ruth Turner Grey Club

The Human Engine Compared to a Power Plant

The text compares the human body to an engine with the thyroid as throttle and the heart racing under stress. It notes the absence of a ball governor in the heart, leading to excessive energy and potential death.

Must Use Spanish Accounting Books in Panama Law

Panama mandate requires mercantile house ledgers remain in Spanish per statute cited by Kuntee Craig Clifford Ivan Lloyd Herring Norber Kephart Joseph Best. Compliance secures lawful recordkeeping for trade entities and audit readiness across periods.

Panama Kuntee Craig Clifford Ivan Lloyd Herring Norber, Kephart Joseph Best

Washington youths to receive degrees next month

About twenty Washington residents will receive degrees from multiple colleges this June. Notables include Ralph Edwards medical degree from Iowa and Harold Briley joining the U.S. Geological Survey after civil engineering studies at SUI. Others pursue teaching, dietetics, music, and secretarial studies across Iowa, Ames, Monmouth, and California.

Washington Prient University of Iowa Bight University of Iowa Ralph Edwards Wich. Edwards Marsh Bailey Ruth Cunningham John Cunningham Iowa Wilma Walker C. W. Walker Iowa City Berne Enslin Ferdinand Skola Kalona Washington Junior College Fred Ishola Hubert Coffey E. I. Coffey Wellman

Grace Hill Farm Bureau Event and Local Notes

Grace Hill correspondence notes good attendance at the farm bureau ladies play last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs Allen Jackson visited the Robertson home for an indefinite stay. Mrs. O A Strohm returns home for the summer with son Howard driving. Howard goes back to Klain HL. Anna Sankey staying with Mrs Strohm briefly. Joshua Sherlock slowly improving and able to walk outside.

Grace Hill Farm Bureau Allen Jackson A. J. Robertson O. A. Strohm Howard Klain Anna Sankey

Local Hospital Visits Highlight Rural Community

Daily life notes show Mr and Mrs A J Robertson at the hospital Monday for their son Liloyd's appendicitis operation. Mrs B P Beitel visited sister Mrs O A Stroh on Sunday. Jas Carris family and Mrs Lenard Strohm with two Elgin IL sons were callers. Mrs Clara Engel settled in her home for the summer.

A. J. Robertson Liloyd B. P. Beitel Oon O. A. Stroh Jas Carris Lenard Strohm Elgin Clara Engel

Lowest Cost Aluminum Plant in Canada

The world's lowest cost aluminum producing plant is in Canada operated by Aluminum Co. of Canada Ltd.

Canada Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd

Presbyterian young people to lead Sunday church service

The Presbyterian young people will conduct next Sunday evening service after recently leading an evening service at two out-of-town churches. A social hour precedes the Christian Endeavor meeting for the youths. Virginia Wallace Warfel, summer visitor with her Iowa City parents Leigh and Virginia Wallace Warfel, has spent time with local friends.

Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Virginia Wallace Warfel Macy's New York City Leigh Wallace Iowa City

Muscatine Mayor and coach Held Up Near City Limits

Mayor Neal Sands of Muscatine and a high school coach and a companion were held up by four men after a stop near the city limits while driving. Two attackers boarded Sands vehicle and forced occupants into the rear seat, then fled in another car after flashing a gun. The trio were robbed near Spenders Chapel and left to walk miles back to Muscatine. Sands lost his watch and wallet. Sands had recently accepted a high school catering job in Kearney.

Muscatine Tfa Neal Sands Polies Sands Spanders Chapel Wid Sand Kearney, Mirae

Baldrige heads to Wisconsin with companions

Washington residents enjoy the new telephone directories. A. B. Baldrige travels to Wisconsin for a brief fishing trip with Joe Mebkihinney and a University of Iowa professor. The YMCA opens Memorial Day at 1 PM. Burton's Cafe reopens after exterior and interior renovations. News from Washington reports Congressman Richer's dog Laddie has died, saddening many. Miss Catharine Jane Hull will teach at the University of Minnesota through the first summer term.

Helen Livingston Ralph Livingston University of California At Los Angeles California Miss Livingston H. J. Voorhis San Dimas Calif Voorhis Charles Alice Josephine Hull Drexel Institute Philadelphia Brand H. C. Hull Florence Brrookhart Smith W. Brookhhart George Washington University Washington, D. C Gallinger Charity Hospital Harold Brookhart Washington R. Brookhart Des Moines West Point Aviation Service Texa Malcom Ruddock Lynn Mass Harvard Banks of National Bank of Washington Washington State Bank

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