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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1934

Page

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EducationTalk At Institute Emphasizes Modern Design

Miss Agnes Samuelson urged applying streamline industry terms to education at the Washington county teachers institute. She highlighted nursery and adult education, rural school aid plans, and the CCC’s role in helping youths finish high school, stressing personal pupil–teacher contact and character training as vital to a finer design.

Agnes Samuelson Washington County Miss Samuelson CCC HH. J. Thornton State University of Iowa Thornton Wellman High School Washington Age Mabel Snedaker University Elementary School University of Iowa Samuelson

Slaughter of cattle at Richards plant continues in Iowa

A Muscatine column reports the government slaughter of cattle at the Richards plant will likely continue for several weeks. About 49 head per day are killed, with a similar number received from Iowa City daily.

Muscatine Richards Plant Towa City

Iowa relief program described as complex yet active

Edward Vail Jr notes the Iowa relief program is a cigarette and complex business with many subsidiaries and divisions. He states a definite program is underway and a new plan aims to supplant the dole system.

Edward Vail, Jr Iowa Wall Street

State University Shows Registration Gains

H. C. Doreas registrar of the University of Iowa announced the 1984 85 enrollment totals 5800, a 12 percent gain over last year s final figures. The previous record of 75 percent was set in the fall of 1928.

H. C. Doreas University of Iowa

Dino Made Honorary President Walton League Iowa

J N Darling head of the United States biological survey was named honorary president of the Walton League of Iowa at a Des Moines meeting. Ralph O. Wrimmer of Burlington was elected president with C E Myers Clarinda as vice president J F Mueller Maquoketa as second vice president and Gail Peterson Burlington as secretary treasurer.

J. N. Darling United States Biological Survey Irese Walton League of Iowa Des Moines Ralph O. Rwinner Burlington CE. Myers Clarinda J. F. Mueller Maquoketa Gail Peterson

Murphy Withdraws as Legion Candidate for Nations Commanders

Ray Murphy, a candidate from Iowa for Nations Commanders, withdraws at the national convention in Miami Florida citing business and personal reasons, leaving the race open as organizers await a new vote.

Murphy Legion Ray Murphy Iowa Miami Fila

Head of Woodward Hospital Dies at 71

Dr Mo N Vol deng aged 71 who oversaw the state hospital for epileptics and the school for the feeble minded and served as superintendent for 17 years died at Woodward Hospital Sunday after an illness following a Tuesday stroke.

Woodward Hospital Woodward Mo N. Voldeng State Hospital

Man Rescued After Hanging From Cedar Dam Spike

Charles Cotton of Waterloo clung to the dam edge for over an hour while the Cedar River swift current swept him downstream. Sailors or bystanders heard his calls for help and he was rescued, ending a tense ordeal on the riverbank.

Charles Cotton Water'oo

Marengo Veteran John H. Lindsay 87 Dies at Home

John H. Lindsay 87 Civil War veteran and early grower in Marengo died at his home Saturday. He came to Marengo from Belle Plaine Iowa in 1875 and soon after established a grocery. He retired last spring.

Marengo John H. Lindsay Mr. Lindsay Belle Plaine

Depositors in State Savings Bank Receive 10 Percent Payout

Depositors in the State Savings Bank, reorganized in June 1932, are receiving a 10 percent payment totaling $230,000.

ROLFE Th State Savings Bank

Sixteen Civil War Veterans to Attend Black Hawk County Reunion

West Branch veteran H nm Kelly and Mrs Harriet Me Caullough of Des Moines are among leaders expected at the twenty fifth annual Black Hawk County Civil War Veterans Association reunion in the county seat Wednesday. Sixteen Civil War veterans in the county attend.

West Branch Jaspartment Rand Army of the Republic Nm. Kelly Grundy Center Harriet Me. Caullough Des Moines Women's Relief Corps Black Hawk County Civil War Veterans Association

Iowa Businesses Back on Better Credit Basis Says Register

The Register quotes Des Moines convention remarks by town credit bureau secretaries noting Iowa business firms are returning to a healthier credit footing. A key factor cited is improved business practices and financial resilience across industries.

Iowa the Register Town Credit Bureau Des Moines

Ha beim Blames Depression Credit Practices At Opening Meeting

Lloyd J. Habin of Chicago addresses about 100 people at the group’s opening meeting. He says the depression’s severity stemmed from ill advised credit extensions by merchants and professional men.

Lloyd J. Habein Chicago

Brighton Baby Dies at County Hospital

Margaret Joan DeWolf seven months old died Sunday afternoon at Washington county hospital after a short illness blood poisoning was the cause. Born March 25 1934 she was a daughter of Harold and Verg Hesseltine DeWolf. Funeral services were held at the grandparents Dan and Mrs Hesseltine home with burial in Sandy Hook Cemetery. Survived by sister Betty Jean three years old.

Margaret Joan DeWolf Washington County Hospital Harold Verg (Hesseltine) DeWolf Brighton Dan Hesseltine Sandy Hook Hesseltine Betty Jean

Banks urged to aid recovery effort in national appeal

Washington October 22 Prancis M. Law of the American Tankers association asked banks to cooperate fully in the economic recovery drive and voiced optimism about the government's financial condition.

Washington, D. C Pranccis M. Law American Tankers Association

Tragedy in Air Race Leaves Two Dead in Australia

An air race from England to Australia ends in tragedy near Foggia Italy when a laggard plane carrying Harold Gilman and James Baines crashes and burns. British pilots CC. W. A. Scott and T. Campbell Black lead late in the race toward Melbourne.

Darwin Australia U PR England Australis Italy Harold Gilman James Baines Great Heriain Foggia W. A. Scott T. Campbell Black Great Britain Melbourn Anatolia Dallas Parmentier Moll Col Roscoe Turner Clyde Pangborn Singapore

Preliminary to Surfacing Of Streets

Henry Vollmer announces stripping has begun at Bailey quarry south of town for future rock supply. Fred Werner supervises with city help as petitions for resurfacing grow. several are signed, but some owners out of town or with estates delay completion.

Henry Vollmer Carl W. Klein County Emergncy Relief Committee Bailey Quarry Fred Werner Washington Marion Townships Henry Bailey West Third Street West Second South Fourth Avenue East Jefferson Madison Bailey

Wind Storm Kills Four and Dazes Seattle Coast

A Pacific Northwest storm hit with 95 mph winds causing multiple deaths and property damage. Five men died when a small vessel wreck occurred, while two people vanished as a house was swept away near Bellingham. Widespread disruption to ships and communications followed.

Seattle Pacific Northwest Bellingham Wash Oller

Roll Call and Baptism at United Presbyterian Church

The United Presbyterian church held a roll call with 191 families present including 97 full families. Ronald Dean Sheetz, the late son of Mr and Mrs Merle Sheetz, was baptized.

The United Presbyterian Church Ronald Dean Sheetz Merle Sheetz

Mrs Emma Jones Visits Son Norwood Jones in Chicago

Mrs Emma Jones traveled to Chicago yesterday to visit her son Norwood Jones. The brief trip focused on family reunion and shared time in the city.

Emma Jones Chicago Norwood Jones

Miss Baker to Attend Midwest Social Workers Conference

Miss Marian Baker, a Washington county welfare worker, plans to attend a regional social workers conference in Sioux City. The event runs Wednesday through Saturday at the Martin and Warrier hotels in Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota.

Marian Baker Washington County Sioux City Iowa, Nebraka South Dakota Martin and Warrier Hotels

Miss Mildred Woodburn Repeats Weekend in Cedar Rapids

Mildred Woodburn repeats her weekend plans in Cedar Rapids. She attends local events and visits attractions, continuing a pattern of weekend mobility through the city.

Mildred Woodburn Cedar Rapids

Hoover Dam Under Construction Delivers Mixed Views

A dispatch from Las Vegas notes praise for Hoover Dam despite typographical errors and jokes about ongoing work. Reporters remark the structure will be completed ahead of schedule and comment on safety, progress, and political quips about the project.

Las Vegas Nev Hoover Dam

Dan Turner to Speak Friday at Y M C A

Republican gubernatorial candidate Dan W. Turner will address a Friday morning meeting at ten o'clock in the Y M C A in Washington. Chairman Glenn Mace reports arrangements completed this afternoon. Turner travels from Copkaloosa after a Thursday night talk to Montezuma and Brooklyn for afternoon speeches. He plans two or three talks daily as the campaign nears its close. A large crowd is anticipated.

J. M. Kelly Washington Knights of Columbus Burlington Iowa City Ottumwa Ft. Madison Keokuk West Point Centerville Melrose Creston Chariton Harper Victor Marengo Order Dan W. Turner Glenn Mace Republican Central Committee Turner Copkaloosa Montezuma Brooklyn Mace

Columbus Junction Community Notices and Visits

Local society items report Martha Butler presiding over the Shellbark club meeting at Mrs. Frank Prior's home. Off icers named for the Wo M. BE class at the Presbyterian church. Sewing club hostesses and visiting relatives noted. Attending delegates and district gatherings listed, with several residents planning moves and travels to Chicago and New Orleans.

Columbus Junction Floyd Rutt Shellbark Club Frank Prior W. FF. Maraden Ovice Wayne Heitmeier Wo M. BE Presbyterian BE Lavery Anna Duncan J. Frea Vloore Kleie Freeman Ollie Shearer Frank Phillips Leo Aig Mitchellville Max Vannie Sewing Club Walter Jones Red Oak W. H. Gilkey Cyril Colton Catherine Kern Chicago L. K. Henson Mason City W. A Lamp Hattie McGrew Airfield J. W. Hubbard New Orleans

Unsuccessful Hunt for Floyd Near Wellsville Ohio

Intensive search of wooded districts near Wellsville for Floyd and his bandit group failed to flush them out. Reports say Floyd possibly wounded or dead, with federal agents preparing to move to Kansas City to pursue connections to the unionist massacre. Adam Richette, a Confederate associate, was captured in the gun battle with Wellsville police.

Wellsville Ohio Bloyd Hiord Kansas City Adam W Richette Floyd Welleville Richetti

Former Drug Addict To Speak At Local Gospel Tabernacle

Ella Knorr of Des Moines will speak at 7 30 Tuesday October 23 at the Foresquare Gospel Tabernacle sharing her 18 year drug addiction and six years in prison before claiming delivery. Everyone is invited to hear her story.

Ella Knorr Des Moines Foresquare Gospel Tabernacle

Y secretary leaves Waterloo for Penn State rural program

Harry G Clowes of Cedar Falls resigns as executive secretary of the town and country branch of the Waterton Young Men's Christian Association after six years to take a federal rural research position at Pennsylvania State College in State College.

Waterloo Harry G Clowes Cedar Falls The Waterton Young Mens Christian Association Pennsylvania State College State College Pon

Expressing gratitude for sympathy after Emma Little Coulter’s death

The Coulter family thanks friends for comforting expressions after the passing of wife and mother Emma Little Coulter. J R Coulter Homer Coulter and Donald Coulter extend appreciation for condolences and support during their loss.

Emma Little Coulter J. R. Coulter Homer Coulter Donald Coulter

District club gathering and hospital patient noted

Mrs Ruth Roberta of Quincy cares for her niece as Lois Sehileliting remains a surgical patient at Bellevue hospital in Muscatine. Mrs J B Reaney Mrs P J Crail and Mr H A Summers attended the Federated Clubs district meeting in Washington this week.

Ruth Roberta Quincy Lois Sehileliting Bellevue Hospital Muscatine J. B. Reaney P. J. Crail Ft. A. Summers Federated Clubs Washington

Washington county corn show announces prizes and banquet

Chairman W J Roudabush says the county corn show will run the week of November 19 at city hall. Entries close November 21 with judging by Prof M A Hauser. twelve sections award 1 75 and 50 cent prizes. The champion and reserve receive trophies. banquet to follow November 27 at the Y M C A with prizes for freakiest ears of corn.

W. J. Roudabush Washington County City Hall Farm Bureau M A. Hauser Ames Carl Oldfield Wellman Washington Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Y. M Charles W. Davie

Tugwell Named Vice President at International Institute

Rome reports the International Institute of Aericulture opened its sessions with Prof Rexforms Tugwell elected to a vice presidency. Delegates from seven nations attend as the event kicks off in the city.

Rome International Institute of Aericulture Rexforms ‘Tugwell

Theft of Clover Seed Arrest in Rubio Area

Virgil Secarcy of Rubio was jailed to answer theft charges after deputy H G Richardson traced his car by tire tracks. Three and a half bushels of ten stolen from Cy Dickinson near Rubio and Brighton were recovered, with one sack in Secarcy’s car and another in a barn loft. seed valued at about 13 dollars per bushel.

Virgil Secarcy Rubio Cy Dickinson Brighton Tomorow Secarey Deeputy H. G. Richardson Dickinson Place Richardson Secarey Dickinson Scearcy Glover

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