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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1930

Page

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Business men hear appeal for new athletic field

Washington needs a modern athletic facility with night lighting for football and other sports. Coach Jim Shultz urged the Better Washington club to back securing and equipping a field, likely on South Fourth Street, to provide a leveled, sodded gridiron, cinder track, and bleachers. He argued receipts from games could cover costs over time and the field would serve year round as a playground and advertisement.

Washington Better Washington Club Jim Shultz Loyd Morrison Pnc Little Six Burlington Muscatine Shultz South Fourth Street Colene Bool

Survivors Rescued as Lake Michigan Barge Storm Hits

Coast guard crews from Wisconsin and Michigan searched Lake Michigan for missing sailors after a severe storm battered a barge area near Milwaukee. The death toll rose to five with two bodies recovered. two survivors were rescued from the derrick while efforts continued for others.

Scue Lake Michigan Grand Haven Salvor Redweed Milwaukee Coast Guard Wisconsin Michigan North Shore Wilwa’lee

Junction Farmer Killed by Train Near Columbus

Roy Badham a longtime AEC employee was killed when his car was struck by Rock Island No. 29 at a crossing two miles west of Junction this morning at 8 30. He lived on the Aeo rse Duncan farm three miles west of town and was a Columbus High School graduate of 1926. He is survived by wife Evelyn Allen and his mother Mrs Kam plans for funeral services were not yet set.

Columbus Roy Badham AEC Rock Island Radham Aeorse Duncan Columbus High School Evelyn Allen Cobdon Kam CTIC

Five Deluxe Model A Fords Delivered to Jewel Tea Co

G F Mace reports the delivery of five deluxe delivery Model A Fords to the Jewel T company at Rock Island this week. The cars arrive in a unique color scheme matching the organization and are uniform. This marks one of the largest local Ford fleet deliveries of the year, completed to specifications.

G. F. Mace Jewel “T” Company Rock Island Ford Mr. Mace

Predict Showers Likely Next Week Across Plains and Valleys

Weekly weather forecast indicates showers likely early in the week and again later. Temperature trends show a rise followed by cooler spells as Elwood Indiana notes. A historical note mentions John Harry Lee Fagg of Dover England, tenth baronet, and project leadership by I Rothschild. Club discussions cover fall festival outcomes and plans for a larger farm products show with expanded premiums, with a dinner committee named for October.

Missisippi Missouri Great Plains Maddie Hove

Drainage District Hearing Set in Wapello October 14

Louisa and Muscatine counties schedule a joint meeting at Louisa county courthouse in Wapello on October 14 to hear landowners debate the proposed Michael Creek drainage district No 13 diversion. Taxpayers split on further spending. project costs range from thousands to hundreds of thousands with limited farmer benefit. Senator Smith W Brookhart and other landowners plan to attend along with likely state and federal officials.

Columbus Junction Louisa Muscatine Louisa County Court House Wapello Masestine Regord Michael Creek Smith W. Brookhart

Cardinals Clinch National League Pennant in Dramatic Spread

St Louis defeated Pittsburgh 10 to 5 to clinch the National League pennant, the third in five seasons, after a late-season surge from Aug 1 when they stood 48-49. With two games left against the Pirates, the Cards eyed the World Series against Philadelphia. Hack Wilson’s 54th homer highlighted a day of league results as the Cubs beat Cincinnati and the Athletics widened their AL lead.

ST. Louis St. Lou's Cardinals Roston Braves Pittsburgh Cardinals Street Philadelpha Athletics St Low's Cardinals Philadelphia Pirates Cubs Cincinnati Hack Wilson Philadelphia Athletics New York Yankees A. Simmons

Helping Hand Aids Missouri Travelers In Longmont

Fifteen persons arrived from Missouri in an old truck with tires in poor condition. Police Officer Nick Schlupp secured four tires and assisted the group on their way.

Longmont Colo Missouri Nick Schlupp

Fishermen Rescue Japanese Sun Fish Off Oregon Coast

Fishermen near Port Or Port, Ore. rescues a Japanese sun fish from sharks and porpoises. The curious creature’s wide travels spark wonder among the crew about its journey.

Ore

Dedicating New School House at West Chester

The West Chester community celebrated the completion of a modern public school building costing about 60,090 dollars. Prof RC Williams of the state education department spoke on building as a foundation for a good school, noting recreation and balanced programs are essential and praising district cooperation. A football game followed, where West Chester defeated Wellman 18 to 0, with standout runs by Lewis and Fortbash and notable punt blocks by Williams.

Chester Acc RC. Wiliams State Department of Education Williams’ Addres Williams W Yams West Chester Wellman Wellman High School Kester Lewis Foriash Forbash Harley Gardner Statler Lindenmeyer Wellman Coffey Foster Fling

Hoover Campaign Speech Runs Afield in California

In Peverhy Hills California on a hot election year, Hoover plans speeches across three or four states, including California and Nevada. Residents say they distrust politicians who tell them how to vote and view such travel as political but avoid direct guidance from presidents.

Peverhy Hills Calif Hoover Cali-Neva Elec

No Law to Cover It at Indiana Lake Resorts

Indiana lake resorts must provide their own relief from the noise and menace of high powered speed boats. Richard Lieber, director of the department of conservation, says a statute to control the situation was sought in vain after efforts this summer.

Idianapolis Indiana Lake Richard Lieber Department of Conservation

Burkett Held at Burlington in Roadside Robbery Case

Gail Burkett and Ea Maither of Owatona Minn pleaded guilty to charges of robbing a gas station in Burlington. Burkett, arrested here two years ago for complicity in the theft and who escaped from the county jail, was said to be in custody at Burlington. He drew his gun on officers but both suspects were captured without bloodshed. Burkett formerly lived in the Nira community and had been sought after his escape.

Burlington Town Gail Burkett Ea Maither Owatona Minn Sheriff's Office Burkett Harkett Nira

Court Adjourns to Rehear Bell v Brown Monday

The district court adjourned yesterday ending a session with the Bell versus Brown case still in progress. Judge JG Pat will reconvene court Monday morning to continue the trial and hear argument and testimony.

JG. Pat Bell Brown

Pep Meeting Fires Up Ottumwa Bloomfield Games

High school and Bloomfield Washington junior college pep meetings rallied spirit for today’s football clashes at Ottumwa and Washington. Harold Kerr led the high school effort with Henry Little and Berne Enslin directing the junior college.

Ottumwa Weington Bloomfield Washington Harold Kerr Henry Little Berne Enslin Dave Fulton Gene Turner Leona Welte Maurine Swift Mr Peet Eames Milburn McKay Teachers’ Institute

Register Six Cars in County This Week

One of the smallest registrations of new cars in some time was reported at the county treasurer's office. The list includes Roy G. Miller Riverside Chevrolet coach Joseph Saforek Riverside Chevrolet coach M C Smylie Washington Chevrolet coupe EA Wehrle Wellman Ford Tudor Ali e Pearson Ainsworth Ford Tudor C E Plumsley Washington Pontiac coach Evers banker The Charles Houck farm of 116 acres west of Brighton and a 150 acre farm north of Batavia have been titled for two apartment houses in Cedar Rapids. Mr Houck and family live in Cedar Rapids. R F McFarland traded his 280 acre Adair county Missouri farm for three Cedar Rapids residences. Mrs Frances Galloway traded a West Chester house for a southeast Washington property on B Harrison Street formerly owned by Geo Stewart Glenn Hayes bought the Ag now He on West Madison Street. Fred Neubart, now south west of Washington, traded a 280 acre Jones county Iowa farm north of Stenwood for a 515 acre stock and grain farm five miles south of Iowa City on Highway No Newhart and family move to Tudor place in spring. Other real estate agents promise lists of sold properties next week.

Creines John Greiner Hig Keota Dr. B. Z. Wickham Washington Street W. A. Wilson Sherm White West Jefferson Street McFarland Washington Keating Place Harold G. White William Miller Jr T. J. Dempsey Pfeifer Frank Sage Charles Noecker Traill County North Dakota Sarby Farms Townswood Mr. Noecker Decatur John Cupp Wellman Stenwood Otto v County Treasurer's Office Roy G. Miller Riverside Chevrolet Joseph Saforek M.C. Smylie EA. Wehrle Aliee Pearson C. E. Plumsley Pontiac Evers Charles Houck Brighton Batavia Cedar Rapids Mr. Houck R. F. McFarland Adair County Frances Galloway West Chester B. Harrison Street Geo Stewart Glenn Hayes Madison Street Fred Neubart Jones County Iowa Iowa City Newhart Tudor Place

Curly Curtis in Custody After Hit Run Death

Texas reports Curly Curtis also known as Frank Howard of Rubin is in sheriff custody over the death of Richard Olinger a boy killed on primary road No 2 last Sunday. Authorities say the arrest occurred in a neighboring county and Curtis could be arraigned in another district court for convenience with no hearing time set yet.

Texas Curly Curtis Frank Howard Rubin Geone Struble Richard Olinger Ainsworth Curtis Washington

Bobby Jones Wins National Amateur Title Today

Bobby Jones captured his fourth major title of the year by defeating Eugen Homans of Englewood New Jersey 8 and 7 in the finals of the national amateur championship at Mervis Cricket Club Ardmore Pennsylvania on September 27.

Mervin Cricket Club Ardmore Bobby Jones Eugen Homans Englewood N. J

Bankers Weigh Push Button Entry To Deter Holdups

Des Moines September 27. The Town Bankers association discussed novel security steps to prevent bank robberies. A proposed plan would lock the front door at all times and require a patron to identify themselves before a cashier’s push button admits entry, replacing post-entry locking.

Des Moines Town Bankers Association Doc Hether

Gym Schedule Opens Monday

The fall gym classes for the Y gym start next Monday with a full setup in place. The schedule lists multiple classes including Younger boys three dollar sessions on Mondays and Saturdays, Advanced boys five dollars on Wednesdays and Saturdays, Employed boys midweek and weekend slots, High school and Young men programs, plus Volleyball for business men with evening times across Monday to Friday, all beginning next week.

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