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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1944

Page

5

Prairie Flower Social Notes and Local Connections

Sunday guests included Francis Lyle and companion at H L Huber home and the Jones Roberts families nearby. Neighbors from Ainsworth Mt. Union Ottumwa and What Cheer visited or stayed with Prairie Flower residents. Updates note hog deliveries, a Santa Anna address change, and a visit to Iowa City for Grace McGowan with the Donaldsons.

Martha Thrasher Prairie Flower Francis Lyle Friend H. L. Huber Ernest Jones Ainsworth Robert Roberts Jones Roberts Roberts E. L. Smith Cloyee Cornick Mt. Union Ezra Smith Paul Johnsons Otumwa O. P. Schulty Geraldine Aledia Juanita Haller Ray Wiles Cecil Amlong What Cheer L. W. Turnipseed Lloyd, Jr Robert Lowe, Jr Danny Lloyd Fredman Judy Dorothy Turnipsee Santa Anna Calif Harry Donaldson

Tired Kidneys Cause Sleepless Nights

Kidney disorder lets poisonous matter stay in blood causing backache pains fatigue swelling and headaches. Frequent urination and irritation may signal kidney or bladder trouble. Ask your druggist for Doan's Pills, used by millions for over 40 years to flush waste from blood.

Dean Doan

Local residents attend visits and sales amid farm tasks

Clayde and Wayne Knupp helped P. I. Whisler and son put down a well. Mrs. Knupp visited Washington for shopping. Lunch guests included Mrs. Joe Wolfe and others. Joe Knotek aided preparations for chick occupancy. The Hesseltine sale drew the Knupps and David, with Darbyshire hosting prior weekend. Ensign Ellis Finke wrote for rationing points as air instructor at Beeville Texas. aviation friends and young ladies held a weiner roast despite rain.

David

Busy Bee Club Meets at Mrs Faith Elmore Home

The Busy Bee club met at the home of Mrs Faith Elmore last Thursday afternoon with six members present due to bad roads. Several local residents and families are noted in weekend visits and personal news across the community.

Busy Bee Club Faith Elmore W. L. Bray WEO Elbert Elmore Corp Christie Beauchamp Robert Christie Jefferson County Hospital Corp Beauchamp California Beauchamp Fred Simmons Don Statler Bertha Statler Karl Daering Wellston G. Gowey Roy Statler Four Corners I. C Doyle Schmitter Bloomfiel Elwood Johnson Corydon H. C. Jones Schmitter Baby Dorothy Hazel Bray Carlos Watson Harold Kling Glassgow Owen Hoskins Caldwell Idaho Gilbert Hoskins Ralph Wikoff

Church Elects New Officers In Ainsworth

The United Presbyterian congregation elected Max White Jr as chairman and named Robert Henderson and William McGinnis trustees. Mildred Pressly was chosen church organist and treasurer, with Julia Koehler assisting as Sunday school secretary and pianist. Rev. Glass won a unanimous vote to remain pastor for another year as the community marked birthdays with church gifts.

Ruth Norris Ainsworth Max White, Jr Robert Henderson William McGinnis Mildred Pressly Julia Koehler Mildred Pressley Alvae Sands Tracy Norris John Koehler Hemphill Hazel Hlunt Scott Orris Glass Etta Wallace Glen Sands Do. Carson Kenneth Sutton Harold Boileau Louisiana Washington Laird Simpson Cloyce Keiper South Pacific Lettle Harding Burlington GFF

Shipbuilding Strains Rise With Hull Weight Shifts

As ship weight in the cradle increases, extra shoring is added. Plate welding can cause the hull to move six to eight inches vertically within a day. Brighton spent Sunday with son Charles Wikoff and family. Great spice trade wars expanded lands and conflict.

Family News from the Week in the Town

A nephew, Joe HKaster, calls from Ft. Lewis awaiting a possible furlough after time in the Aleutians. John Viara buys the Kate Gentzler property south of the depot. Fred Walker has been ill at his sister Mrs J B Pressly’s home. Sgt Marjorie Ginkens on a 1 day furlough from Washington DC visits her parents Mr and Mrs E H Ginkens.

Ephone Joe Hkaster Aleutians Ft. Lewis Wash John Viara Kate Gentzler Fred Walker J. B. Pressly Marjorie Ginkens Washington, D. C E. H. Ginkens

Hearing Set On Dividend Payment For Debenture Trustees

In Washington County Iowa the district court will hear a petition by J M Bratten W H Stephen and L E Dunlap as trustees seeking an order to pay a 15 percent dividend to Series A debenture bondholders. The hearing is scheduled for April 12 1944 at the Washington Court House.

District Court Washington County Iowa J. M. Bratten W. H. Stephen L. E. Dunlap Court House Washington

Court orders dividend if trustees fail to appear

Nine oclock A M and date given require trustees to show cause why the order should not be granted. If no appearance or answer is made, the court will enter an order directing trustees to pay the dividend. Attorney T L Brookhart represents the trustees.

T. L. Brookhart

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