Havre Social Notices and School Honors Lead Week
Havre community updates list a Friday schoolhouse social event at 8 o clock and several ladies aid meetings hosted by Mrs Glenn Pratt, Mrs Martin Westen, and others. Local visits include the Zieglowskys, Koehlers, Wittmers, and Westins with bushel price notes and top student averages among Havre school pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Glenn Pratt
Pleasant Hill
Martin Westen
Carl Zieglowsky
August
Ida Koehler
Augusta
August Zieglowsky
Dwight
Samuel Wittmer
Walter Westen
Marjorie — Virginia
Betty Chalupa
Dorthy Baker
Stele Thompson
Marion Reeves
Donald Bishop
Augusta Koehner
Martin Westin
Arnold
Minnie Carr
John Zieglowsky
Carl Schneider
Omer
George Chalupa
Albert
Railroad Time Table Shows Western Passenger and Freight Schedules
Detailed timetable lists eastbound and westbound trains with numbers, departure and arrival times, and notes for daily operations, Sundays service, and California passenger stops. Includes passenger and freight trains with branch notices and agent names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden State
Sun- AG
Knoxville
California
Sunac Ae
L. Goodlander
Local Family News and Weekend Visits Reported
Residents note guests and social visits across several households including the Zieglowsky, Chalupa, Baker, McBride and Koehler families. Rainy Saturday and a warm spell aid fieldwork as oats are being sown and farm chores proceed.
Crawfordsville Notes On Family Visits And Planting
Crawfordsville area residents report visits from Clar ence Young Davenport and John Long Wash ington families at the Frank Young home. Jim Turking ton and Ruth bought Timothy seed from Charmes Zickefoore. W E Riley and family visited Clark Regan Winfield. Farrel Young hosted dinner. George Marr Florence and Frank Sands shared meals. Most men sow oats and some plant potatoes while a few women garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Clarence Young
Bobby
Davenport
John Long
Washington
Frank Young
Jim Turkington
Ruth
Charmes Zickefoore
Turkington
Clever
Timothy
Zickefoore
W. E. Riley
Clark Regan
Winfield
Farrel Young
Jimmie
Richard
Fort Munson
George Marr
Florence
Frank Sands
Lizzie Wooley
Nine Rhea
Mason and Shriftie Fraternal Lodge Notices
Lodge No 26 A P A M holds regular meetings on the first Friday each month with Glenn Mace as W M and A W Yard as secretary. Damascus Shrifte No 10 WS of J meets on the fourth Tuesday at Mason ic Temple rooms led by Mrs Grace E Twinam W H P and Mrs Hazel Haven W Scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Lodge No
A. P
A. M
Glenn Mace
W. M
A. W. Yard
Damascus Shrifte
W.S. of J
Masonic Temple
Grace E. Twinam
Hazel Haven
Busy social notes from local families
The column lists visits and caregiving among residents. Charley Curtis helps Nim Clark with oats. Roy Wood family and Betty Lou visit writer. W. C. Wooley's family returns Wilma from hospital in Iowa City after cast removal. Jessie Riley travels to Ainsworth to care for Cal Pearson home patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Curtis
Nim Clark
Roy Wood
Betty Lou
W. C. Wooley
Littl Wilma
Iowa City
Jessie Riley
Ainsworth
Cal Pearson
Mennonite choir to give sacred concert in Wellman
On Sunday evening April 17 the A Capella Men’s choir of the Mennonite church directed by Ellis Zook of Wayland will perform in the Methodist church assisted by the East Union Mennonite ladies quartette. The quartet includes Mrs. Carl Snyder, Mrs. Herbert Beachy, Mrs. S. W. Yoder, and Mrs. A. B. Slagel.
Haskins Community Notes List Family Visits and Farm Busy Days
Mrs John M Godlove reports Elizabeth Wallace returned home from a two week visit to Cranston Muscatine Davenport and Letts. Farmers are busy sowing oats and grass seed. Several local families visited relatives in Buffalo West Liberty Iowa City and Washington over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskins
Elizabeth Wallace
Cranston
Muscatine
Davenport
Letts
Elizabeth Steele
Hoy Steele
Ben Brugge
Harlan
Joseph Anderson
Glen
Rutt
Columbus
Jim Cherwinker
John Tiggs
Washington
Henry Leffles
Henry Harrison
Harry Miller
Roy Steele
Iowa City
Art Williams
Farmer Candidate Promises Budget Cut and Efficiency
A Franklin Township, Washington County resident announces candidacy pledging fiscal restraint. He argues taxpayers are burdened by waste and calls for reduced taxes and more efficient public operations modeled on private business. If elected he vows to pursue economy and efficiency in all departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Tnp
Washington Co
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and a Birthday
Two children from Columbus City spent Monday with their aunt. Mrs Jim Cherwinker and friends shopped in Washington Wednesday afternoon. The Haskins orchestra staged Whiskers to a good crowd Tuesday. L H Bemis and Marian joined relatives at a University Hospital visit in Iowa City. The Bean family planned a surprise for Mrs Geo Wahl on her 65th birthday in Lone Tree. L H Bemis is seriously ill with neuritis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Leffler
Wallace
Washington
Haskins
L.H. Bemis
Marian
Bemis
University Hospital
Iowa City
Jim Bean
Donald
Lone Tree
Geo Wahl
Mrs. Bean
L. H. Bemis
Baptist Young People Rally Set by Washington Iowa Associations
Washington hosts Baptist young people from Washington and Iowa associations for an annual rally titled The Living Christ. Dr. Howland Hanson of Cedar Falls will speak with Logan Reif presiding and 135 delegates expected to attend the weekend program at the local Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Jesse Jams
P. U
Charles Steiner
Town
Washington
Howland Hanson
Washington Church
Fanny Holman
Vinz
Iowa
Howland Hianson
Iowa State Teachers College
Logan Reif
Kalona
Baptist Chure
Lilah Marie Wright
Farmington
Carl Grulke
Burlington
Ois Terrill
Fairfield
Mildred van Syoe
Mt. Pleasant
Wilma Walker
Logan Reis
Hanson
Des Moines — University
Cedar Falls
Max Burke
Iowa City
Commerce School
University of Town
J. H. Peet
A. A. Wing
Frozen foods remain edible after long freezing
Statement that freezing did not make canned foods unfit to eat and that taste or texture may change but nutrition remains intact. It notes Byrd Antarctic expedition supplies were frozen solid for months yet edible.
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Chautauqua Board
Allbran
Kelloggin Battle Creek
Kel
Harry Bishop
Fast Side Square
The
Journal
W. D. Dwyer Bailey
Northeast Corner Square
T. J. Pease
Court House
Penney Store
West Main St
O. F. Bollerurn
Commercial Bank Corner
West
Washington St
Jones Funeral Home
East Main St
Sherman's Funeral Home
West Main St. Opporasite Court House
Ralph W. Thompson Insurance
Bailey
Lemley & Yard Insurance
Washington National Bank
Provident Mutual Life Ins. Co
Philadelphia
Retirement Life Incemes
H. W. Hyde
Dist
N. Ia. Ave
Chas. C. Brown
Preston L.etter
D. O
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Hes
Livingston & Eicher
S. W. Livingston
E. C. Eicher
John W. Applegate
City Hall
State Theatre
Plumbing Beam & Carson Plumbing and Heating
North
Iowa Ave
Johnson's Grocery
C. E. Bassler
J. C. McKay
S'west
Cc. Bell
Frank Schneider
Howard Edger
McBride
Payne
Crawfordsville R
Vera L. Sands
Chas. F. Greiner
Board of Supervisors
Columbus City
Bulwer
Baptist
Logan Resf
Lois Terrill
Airfield
Town City
Floy Wright
Hervey Shutts
Marion
Virginia Watson
Lila Marie Wright
Farmington Area
Max Burkelowa
Grulke
Chester
Darnall
Living Christ
A. A
Washington Music
Young People's Choir of
Almilda Chandler
Danville
Max Parke
the Elixir of Life
Dr. Hanson
LABOR
Chicago
Leonard Hicks
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