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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1930

Page

5

Auction Gains and Local Events in Richmond

The late Mrs. Mary Ransky property sold at auction with Anthony Chalupa buying the residence and two lots for 950 dollars. James Horosowsky bought several vacant lots for 280 dollars. Chalupa sold his Main street home to Roy Kallous for 400 dollars. Robert Weit, hospitalized in Rochester, Minn., is reported improved. A forest fire started east of the Clem Shaila home and spread across timber with wind. A wedding in Washington united Lillian Horesowsky and Leonard Elias of Cedar Rapids. The bride, Kalona High School graduate, will reside in Cedar Rapids. A postnuptial gathering was held. Herman Eagle was in a head-on auto crash on the No 2 road near Washington. no serious injuries reported.

Richmond Mary ‘Ransky Anthony Chalupa James Horesowsky Clem Shaila Washington Miso Lillian Horesowsky Frank Horesowsky Leon Ard Elias Cedar Rapids Kalona Elias Herman Eagle

County road to receive standard improvement this summer

The road by Dur Farm will enter the county improvement system and be upgraded to standard grade this summer. The project benefits the large southeast region, serving as the main outlet to the surfaced road in Richmond and to Route 3 carrier Kalona who travels the route regularly.

Dur Farm Richmond Kalona

Fleming Family and Local Visits Reported in Lexington

In Lexington April 7, Mr and Mrs B E Fleming and Donald visited Don Davis. Doris Young spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Milford Ander. Mrs Harry Rittenhouse was home from California Thursday. She spent the winter with her two children, and Addy brothers helped Win Evestone with spring work. Hilton Mathes went home after a week with I n elegy. Henry Matthess and Mrs BB Young attended a shower by Myrtle and Evelyn Anderson for Mr Milford Ander. Waldo Smith is tiling for Ever on Fleming.

Lexington B. E. Fleming Donald Viited Don Davis Doris Young Swat Milford Ander Harry Rittenhouse California Ster Ebb Addy Evestone Hilton Mathes Iinele Henry Matthess BB. Young W. W Matthess Myrtle Eviyn Anderson Waldo Smith Fleming

Columbus Junction Events and Classes Recap

April 10 report from Columbus Junction notes Mrs Allie May Smith leading a third year house furnishing course to begin in September in Louisa County. Topics include weaving, making lamp shades, pillows, edgings, and accessories. Also covered are WMB Presbyterian Sunday school activities, a pot luck supper, a Grandview school play led by several students, and church maintenance on the Presbyterian church roof.

Columbus Junction Allie May Smith Louisa County Presbyterian Grandview Consolidated School Katie Bowman J. W. Tidwell Washington

Talleyrand Correspondents Relate Community Socials

Will Crawford and Florence spent Tuesday at Harold Pepper’s home. Burrel Sheets had an accident when a pony threw him from a ride near school. he was taken to a doctor but no stitches were needed. Several local residents visited, called, or spent time with families around Keota and What Cheer.

Tallyrand Will Crawford Florence Harold Pepper Robert Sheet Jhington Mike Tinnes Conrad Will P Nerent Pony Burrel

Fraternal Visit Notes at Davis and Humphreys Homes

Clarence Brow Davis and John Howers Lancaster Missouri visited Griff Humphrey of Washington and E V Humphreys in Lancaster on Sunday and then Monday and Tuesday at their homes.

Community Club Plans Meeting and Local Events

Oren Hininger announces the arrival of a fine boy Monday morning. Neil Kracaw and family visited Mt. Pleasant Sunday. Mrs J C Cannon and W R Cannon called Tuesday. FE Humphreys and children visited Washington Tuesday. The Community club meets with Mrs Levi Simmons Wednesday afternoon. A large crowd enjoyed a Washington singers concert last Thursday night. Farm Bureau will meet at the school Thursday evening April 10, RG Davis and Claude McCoy in charge. Vernon Ames poultry school at Wyman school Monday afternoon illustrated by stereopticon pictures. A very small road was present. Cloyce Stewart of Washington and Sam Kepper of Winfield visited J C Cannon’s home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Watkins of Dawn entertained at J N Davis home Wednesday. H B Oldt was a Cedar Rapids visitor Friday CA Paisley in Burlington Tuesday evening.

Oren Hininger Heir Home Neil Kracaw Nons Mt. Pleasant J.C. Cannon W. R. Cannon FE. Humphreys Washington Community Club Levi Simmons Colored Singers Farm Bureau RG. Davis Claude ‘McCoy Vernon Ames Wyman Cloyce Stewart Sam Kepper Winfield Watkins Dawn J. N Davis H. B. Oldt Cedar Rapids Paisley Burlington

Harmony club notes and community updates from Schiebel home

A weekly Harmony club report from Schiebel’s home covers social visits by Mrs. Jones and the Schiebel family, new car news, losses, and health notes. It lists officers elected for the H C C club with Mrs Longer as president and Mrs Schiebel as secretary, plus plans for pillow tops, luncheon, and upcoming projects at city hall. Mentions inclement weather hopes, farm work, and related social calls by Delbert Davidson, Walter Longer, and others.

Jones Ness Otto Schiebel Herman Shas Schiebel Lukavaky H.C. C. Club Mable Johnson Walter Longer Chas "Schiebel Grace Ferris Florence Johnson Delbert Davidson Harry Campbell Mable Oil

Hardscrabble notes from Mrs Pulver district roundups

Community news from Hardscrabble and surrounding towns recaps visits and social events. Local families including the Griggs, McLaughlin, Robertson, Hotle, and Little households are mentioned with Sunday calls and weekend steps. Separate items report Mary Sudik’s fame and a Pneumonia outbreak affecting the Kent family with related hospital efforts.

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