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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1922

Page

7

Local News Briefs From Valley Area April Report

Correspondents report on weekend activities in Valley. Items include visits of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Orby and others, wind storm damage noted Saturday night, students returning to school after absences, and various family visits to friends and relatives in the Tyrone and Grace Hill areas.

Geo Frank Alois Beiter Andy Sheetz Grinnell Nellie Olive Pfeifer L. Wallace

Chester West Chester Carnival Brightens School Night

The school hosts a Friday carnival enjoyed by attendees. Mrs A T Aucutine returns from a visit to Oskaloosa. Florence Swartz of Washington visits aunt Mrs J B Dayton. Lou Aucutine visits Oxskaloossa. strong wind blows out a McFarlane store front window and topples Brumback’s chicken house. The band buys new instruments and plans open air concerts led by B A Seaberry. A home talent play titled Fun on the Podunk Limited will be staged Friday April 14 by 25 Methodist Sunday school youth.

West Chester A. T. Aucuetine Oskaloosa Misa Florence Swartz Washington J. B. Dayton Mise Lou Ausuetine Oxskaloossa McFarlane Methodist Sunday

Wind Storm Bats Iowa Town Residents

Crawfordsville reports a wind storm Saturday night with residents including Robert Gormly visiting from Fairfield and Miss Gladys Strothman and Lois Bauer returning from Burlington. Miss Alice Maxwell went back to Cedar Falls after visiting her parents F. J. Maxwell and wife.

Crawfordsville Robert Gormly Fairfield Washington Gladys Strothman Lois Bauer Burlington Alice Maxwell Cedar Falls F. J. Maxwell

Storm Causes Broad Damage to Homes and Farms

A strong breeze toppled many trees and blew over several chicken houses. The Presbyterian church chimney fell, and at Sam Witting's home the chimney collapsed and his cattle barn was wrecked. Neighbors aided in freeing the cattle. Laura Arnett returned from Iowa City, and Lois Davidson Eva Spangier and Helen Wallace came back from the Waterloo teachers convention.

Presbyterian Church Sam Witting Witting Laura Arnett Iowa City Lois Davidson Eva Spangier Helen Walace Teachers’ Co Sontsion Waterloo

Cuddebacks Visit. Grandson Delbert Davidson Ill

New Haven news notes Mr and Mrs Henry Cuddeback visited Friday at the Harry Davidson home where their grandson Delbert Davidson is ill with pneumonia. Hazel Stattler and Jane Logan are on vacation and will return when school resumes. Dee Engle family spent Sunday at Curtis Snyder home and Mrs Walter Sheetz and daughter were mentioned in the locals.

New Haven Henry Cuddeback Harry Davidson Delbert Davidson Hazel Stattler Jane Logan Dee Engle Curtis Snyder Walter Sheetz Gertrude Noecker Wellman Newton Cake John Rittenhouse David Rittenhouse Bishop B. F. Hamm Clearstrook Farm Thompson Charley Bear Christa Jackson Baptist Church EB. H. Smith Margaret Rathmel Finid Okla Enid Eugenia Esther Dell Smith le Fever Mies Edith Carrie Reasie MecGlone Washington Gertrude Reed Fremont Oskaloosa Frances Meacham Ruth Morgan C. Woodford R. G. Swinney Richjan Irma Grinnell Gilbert Rock Taand Missionary Society Bertha Turter Lyle Wolcott Edith Meacham A. J. Morgan W. O. Morgan Lane Pp. J. Harken Brighton Britta Anderson Helen Hedrick Laban Johnson

Local notes recall wind damage and spring plans

Sunday visits and Friday trips anchor a busy week in the community. Windstorm damage tops the tale with ruined roofing and blown apple trees while residents await oats sowing and warmer days. Easter program at New Haven and farm sale near Clearstroke reflect ongoing parish and agricultural life.

Wind Storm Damages Farms and Orchard Property

A strong wind storm over the weekend caused damage to windmills fruit trees chicken houses and other structures. Community members travel to services and events with several notices of visits and gatherings including funerals teachers’ conventions and an Easter program at the church.

Clay Evylin Turner Fremont Hel

Leeper in County Hospital After Pony Incident

April 11 report states Leseter Leeper is in the county hospital with an internal injury from being dragged by his pony Guy. Works is improving slowly. Frank Leeper’s corn crib was overturned by the weekend storm. Chas Schiebel has been sawing wood all week. J W Peede and son moved grading equipment onto the White Way.

Verdi Leseter Leeper Guy Works J. W. Peede and Son Frank Leeper Chas. Schiebel

Cold in the Head Nasal Catarrh Remedy Advertisement

An ad describes Halls Catarrh Medicine as a two part treatment with a local ointment and a blood acting tonic. It claims quick relief from nasal catarrh and says frequent colds come from a run down condition. Sold by druggists for over 49 years. WY Sheers & Manttee

WY Sheers & M5ntee

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