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Iowa Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1925

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Ramseyer Hatchery to Open in Washington Iowa

John H Ramseyer and sons plan a Washington Iowa hatchery leasing the old Bell building for five years. Harry W Ramseyer will oversee setup for a 50 000 egg machine to serve local farmers and mail orders, with emphasis on quality Leghorns and other breeds and a slogan once a customer always a customer.

Washington Washington County United States John H. Ramseyer Vernon Co Harry W Harvey Bell North Iowa Avenue Armstrong Produce Company Ramseyer Hatchery Warren Seed J. H. Warren Mr. Warren Harry Ramseyer Harry W. Ramseyer Ramsever Ramseyer Hatcheries Vernon C Mississippi Valley Hatchery Pulaski

West Chester Plans July Fourth Defense Day Celebration

West Chester city to mark Independence Day with a two‑site celebration following the state outline for Defense Day. The event will include a community day picnic, speeches and songs, music by children and an orchestra, with stands ice cream cones and pop, centered on the President’s program as arranged by Major General Duncan.

Riverside West Chester Duncan U. S

Y s Men's Club To Receive Charter

Next Tuesday evening June 23 the Y s Men's Club will receive its charter with a 6 30 dinner served by Mrs Dodd. District governor F D Brocksus of Iowa will address the club and present the charter. The event also serves as entertainment for wives and friends with a surprise program by a committee. Invitations have been sent to Davenport Ottumwa Muscatine Iowa City and Washington and a large delegation from those cities is expected.

Y’s Men's Club Davenport Ottumwa Muscatine Iowa City Washington Beers Waterloo

Crawfordsville Man William White Dies in Mercy Hospital

William White of Crawfordsville died Monday evening at Mercy Hospital Iowa City after a Friday operation. Born December 22 1847 in Indiana he moved to Iowa as a boy. He leaves a wife Phoebe Moore a son Eli a granddaughter two brothers and a sister. Funeral at United Presbyterian Church with interment at Ainsworth Cemetery. Modern flat for rent over Democrat office offered by 142 Blue.

Crawfordsville William White Mercy Hospital Iowa City Mr. White Indiana Ainsworth Phoebe Moore Luther Williams White Way Eli

Ventilation in Steam Boiler Chick Rearing Rooms

The article explains how steam boilers heat brood houses and how electric fans constantly circulate air. Fixed ventilators remove poisonous gases while bringing in fresh air without reducing moisture essential for chick development.

Auto Crash Near Ainsworth Injures Four

Sunday near Ainsworth a Buick driven by Rudolph Schmidt collided with a Willis Knight car from Burlington. Mrs Schmidt suffered serious bruising and facial cuts, while Mr Schmidt and Mr Burham received sprains. Mrs Burham was uninjured.

Rudolph Schmidt Willis-Knight Burlington George Burham

Local Sailor Carl T. Fisher Arrives Home from Overseas

Marine Carl T. Fisher, with three years in the navy, returns from overseas and is discharged at Quentico West Virginia. He visits his father on West Third Street and notes an 18000 mile voyage on his last trip.

Carl T. Fisher Navy Quentico West Virginia Carl Fisher West Third Street

City to repaint street parking spaces and road to Elm Grove cemetery

At the regular City Council meeting it was decided to repaint city street parking markings to ease driving. A petition seeks repair of the Elm Grove cemetery road, which borders city and township property, with joint work planned with the board of supervisors to address the bad condition.

Elm Grove Cemetery Ccity Board of Supervisors

BeG Your Pardon Promos Find Ads Hidden in Pages

The Democrat reports a heavy advertising run with a push to read the ads today. Readers are urged to act now and note a flat for rent listed as 142 blue.

the Democrat

Ad Club Members To Picnic Thursday

Members of the Washington Advertising Club and their guests will gather at Tourist Park tomorrow evening at 6 for the annual anniversary picnic replacing this year’s banquet. Attendees are asked to bring dishes and silverware plus sandwiches for their families while the club provides meat and dessert. Games will follow.

Washington Advertising Club Ad Club the Democrat

Wanerus Family Moves to Wellman After Meat Market Purchase

P E Wanerus and family relocate to Wellman after Mr Wanerus buys a half interest in J H Gardner meat market. They have been in Washington for years and will be greatly missed by friends, especially little Audrey who entertained locals. Democrat wishes them well in their new home.

P. E. Wanerus Wellman Wanerus J. H. Gardner Audrey Washington Democrat

Lisle McGugin Injured In Auto Accident

Lisle McGugin remains injured after a car driven by his grandson Robert McGugin struck the end of a bridge. A head gash and multiple vertebrae injuries hinder recovery. He missed a G A R meeting at his home but is improving.

Lisle McGugin Robert McGugin McGugin Mr. McGuagin

Court disposes of March term probate cases

Judge Dewey presided a brief session disposing probate matters from the March term. Several guardianships and estates were handled with hearings, final reports, and orders for fees, distributions, and discharges. Executors and guardians received declarations, with dates set for July hearings and notices posted.

Dewey S. R. Love Guardian Martha Brown Bailey and Baldrige John H. Keating Wilma K. Keating Samuel Manatt Flossie Shearer Court House William Clark Sitler Washington National Bank Alice A. Cunningham Charles R. Shaffer James G. Latta Elizabeth Goodberlet Wilson Louise Buchanan Harry Goodberlet Stacy Stephens Joseph R. Campbell David Rittenhouse

Miss Ella Reitan Named New Hospital Superintendent

The Washington County Hospital Board elected Miss Ella A Reitan of Hastings Nebraska as the new superintendent to replace Mrs Anna E House who resigned effective July 15 The appointee a 1921 University of Nebraska graduate previously worked as a surgeon's assistant and at Mary Lanning Hospital She is praised by Dr Howard Hamilton Dr Joseph Uridil Dr Leonard A Swanson and Dr W H Powell for her professional ability executive skill and conscientious work The county hospital board expects she will guide the institution under favorable conditions and continue the good work started by Mrs House.

Washington County Hospital Board Anna E. House Ella A Reitan Hastings Nebr University of Nebraska Mary Lanning Hospital Miss Reitan Howard Hamilton Omaha Joseph Uridil Leonard A. Swanson W. H. Powell Minden House

Memorial services decorate graves at two cemeteries

The Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias conducted annual memorial services on Sunday. The Knights decorated seventy one Knights’ graves in Elm Grove and Woodlawn cemeteries after services in their hall. The Odd Fellows addressed by Rev. F. W. Eastwood spoke on brotherly cooperation. Forty one Odd Fellows and nine Rebekahs graves were decorated.

Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias Knights Elm Grove Woodlawn F. W. Eastwood Odd Fellows Lodge

Funeral notice for Frank Stewart prominent Washington leader

Frank Stewart dies at his West Washington home after a lifetime of service. He served on the Washington school board and city council, helped plan Sunset Park, promoted the American Pearl Button Factory, and was a longtime vice president of the Commercial Savings Bank. He leaves daughter Marian and siblings, with funeral services set for tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. with interment in Elm Grove Cemetery.

Frank Stewart West Washington Street Washington School Board of Sunset Park Fred Giesler Muscatine George W. Stewart Giesler Commercial Savings Bank Chautauqua Board Stewart Mr. Stewart William Hannah (Patterson) Stewart Netties Washburn Marian Mattie Guest John G Charles N William S Llhoyd Legion W. W. Bowers F. W. Eastwood Elm Gror Cemetery J. M. Bratten George Teas Dot Hollingsworth Ira Rathmel Carl Keck D. J. Ross A R. Miller F. McKay

Mrs Nellie Crone’s Daughter to Wed Mr Warren Stewart

Society notes announce the wedding of Miss Mildred Crone to Mr Warren Stewart this evening at eight o’clock. Miss Crone works for the Washington Telephone Company as a long distance service assistant, and Mr Stewart is employed at the Studebaker factory in South Bend Indiana, where the couple will establish their new home.

Nellie Crone Miss Mildred Crone Warren Stewart Miss Crone Washington Telephone Company Mr. Stewart Studebaker South Bend Indiana Washington County

Wedding Surprise Ties Miss Helen Mauch to Virgil Hochstetler

Miss Helen Mauch of Altoona and Virgil Hochstetler of Kalona wed last February in a ceremony kept quiet from many friends. The bride taught at Kalona High School and later earned a degree from the State University. Hochstetler, son of Mrs. M. E. Hochstetler, works at Kalona Savings Bank.

Helen M. Mauch Altoona Virgil Hochstetler Kalona State University Hotchstetler M. E. Hochstetler

Salesman Suffers Serious Injuries In Building Fall

R M Turner representing the Cleveland Paint Company was inspecting the Bailey office building when his foot slipped on a ladder. He fell to the ground and was taken to Dr Boice with a broken right arm both bones, facial wounds, and a broken nose. The incident occurred during a morning inspection tour.

R. M. Turner Cleveland Paint Company Bailey Dr. Boice Mr. Turner

Eichelbergers Visit Washington to Move West

Mr and Mrs Wm Eichelberger of Sawtelle California visit Washington to dispose of their house and move their goods to California He praises the west saying the state is maligned by outsiders and that a man with a little pull can get work there he calls it the most beautiful state in the union.

Wm. Eichelberger Sawtelle Calif Washington California Eichelberger West Union

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Y’s Men’s Club Antowa City Hospital Church of Christ Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor Frank W. Sutton Annes Washington, Iowa J. C Penney Co Pe C.penney Co. A Men’s Union Rockford Ella Reitan
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