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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1929

Page

3

Peosia Savings Bank Closes Under State Oversight

The Peosia Savings bank established in 1911 with 10000 capital closed its doors and surrendered its books to state banking department officials. The review lists other Iowa happenings including robberies, deaths, disease counts, and local notices from across the state.

Peosia Savings Bank State Banking Department

MacDonald and Hoover Hold Talks as World Tensions Rise

Prime Ministers Hoover and MacDonald began a series of conversations aimed at warming relations between the United States and Britain and other naval powers. The two leaders met on a Blue Ridge camp peak and planned to widen diplomatic ties amid naval arms talk.

Hoover MacDonald Blue Ridge Mountains

Washington 1909 Chronicle highlights local events

In October 1909 Washington notes a medical incident involving Winifred Bailey 18 from Pilotsburg, a gathering at Gilmer Cherry home, a Means laundry upgrade, Poland China hog sale, student athletic officers, a 25th wedding anniversary for Frank L Wilson, a wedding of Olive White Kiesling, and multiple community events.

Winifred Bailey Samuel Bailey Pilotsburg L. G. Cherry Jeanette Cherry Robert Cherry Lulu Cherry Laura Cherry Paxton Ill Nira Gilmer Cherry J. M. Stewart & Sons of Ainsworth Macon Cooper and Cottingham Athletic Association Clarence Prondfit Ina Crone Roy Hays Clayton Clapper Frank L. Wilson East Main Street Milton White the Heights Miss Olive S. G. Kiesling Brooklyn N. Y Ralph Cherry Near West Chester H. F. Steck C. J. Wilson Harry Bell Lloyd Lytle Leigh Wallace Henry Richer Fred Smith Richland S. W. Livingston North Washington Lloyd Latta Racine Wis Academy Hill McCleery Louis Rinner Trene Simpson Ralph Bunce Harry Taylor Cloyce Kerr Stella Meek

Ask The Librarian Miss Denny Answers Washington Library Questions

An interviewer queries Miss Denny the Washington city librarian about the library, its age, collection size of 13 666 volumes, reading habits, popular genres, and who uses the library. She notes high school students and club women as top patrons, Westerns and children's books as best sellers, and explains why many readers dislike being asked if a book is good.

Miss Denny Lok City Library City Hall Court House Central Park Denny Washington Dren S. S. van Dine Greene

Local events mix of sports worship and civic news in Washington

Washington area notes report high school football stalemate, clergy sermons, district relief corps convention, Boy Scouts activities, a Des Moines couple’s marriage, city council street work, World Series listening for hospital patients, college game in Albia, and local society meetings. Also recalls obituaries and community updates including tax figures, church group travel, and a trade post appointment.

Where East Is East at Fox Theatre with Lon Chaney

At the Fox Theatre the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer drama Where East Is East stars Lon Chaney as a daring adventurer drawn to deadly risk in a tale of murder and psychological tension. The programs include Careless Age and Honky Tonk with Sophie Tucker as part of the weekly lineup.

FOX Theatre East Metro-Goldyn-Mayer Lon Chaney Tiger” Haynes Lake Como London Carmel Myers Soppie Tucker Mary Garden Sophie Lupe Velez Estelle Taylor Lloyd Hughes Doug Fairbanks Jr Loretta Young

Meeting resolves Columbus Junction fair premiums payment

About fifty premium winners met at Columbus High School to settle premiums from this year. An agreement set sixty percent cash and the rest in stock, addressing costs from a new road and costly free attractions that caused a deficit. Local reporting notes purchases, visits, and society events surrounding the town.

Columbus Junction Columbus High School Fair Association Richard Chown Midway Inn W. A. Olive Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge C. F., Hanft R. E. Rhea Louisa County The Federation of Women's Clubs Wapello Morning Sun Oakville

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