Hogs Top With Five Forty Five Lifted By Mair
Weather brief notes a high of 5.45 for hogs and mentions Mair as a factor. It predicts not so cold conditions tonight with Saturday turning warmer.
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Mair
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1940
Page
8
District Court Notice of Property Partition in Washington County
Plaintiffs seek partition by sale of multiple property parcels held in common by heirs of Peter Ruben and related parties. The court will appoint a referee to lease, collect rents, pay taxes, and distribute proceeds after the year of administration expires. Defendants must appear by Sept 9, 1940 or face default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Town
Washington County
Elizabeth Klokkenga
George B. Klockenga
Henry B. Klockenga
Kate Klockenga
Peter Ruben
Carl Zeiglowsky
John WH. Zeiglowsky
District Court of
Iowa
Logan County
Iinois
Julia Koehler
Ehme Ruben
Elbert Ruben
Ida Remmers
George Ruben
Jennie Reiners
Claus Ruben
Marie Klockenga
Tillie Ruben
Dora Behrends
Flora Bartman
Ehelena Ruben
Ruben
Jennie Aper
Lizzie Klockenga
Ida Klockenga
Hattie Bartman
Helra
Henry KB. Klockenga
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway Company
Carl Koehler
Ida Ruben
Martin Klockenga
Reiner Reiners
Harm Behrends
Koert Bartman
Henry Aper
Ben Klockenga
Jost Klockenga
Redimen Bartman
Julia Klockenga
John H. Zeiglowsky
Mrs. Jones Reunites with Invalid School Friend in Illinois
Mrs. Harry Jones visits Lincoln and Broadwell Illinois during a Washington trip with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Witthoff. She reconnects with a former school friend who is now an invalid after thirty two years since her last visit. The party returns home after the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jones
Clarence Hering
East Sunset
Henry Witthoff
Washington
Illinois
Lincoln
Broadwell
Missouri
John Martin
Irene Sommer
Reba
Joy Brownley
Helen Johnston
Davenport
Jake Sommer
Lyman Johnson
Marie
Velma
New London
Joe Schlatter
Elmer McArtor
Linas Wood
Ainsworth
Pete Richards
P. J. Graber
Russel Williams
H. K. McGuire
Wayland
Legend of the Amazons
In Greek myth Amazons are described as a tribe of warrior women living in Asia Minor who prohibited men from their lands and devoted much time to hunting and war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia Minor
Mrs. H. C Borup Hosts Delta Delt Bridge Party
Riverside hosts Delta Delt club as Mrs H C Borup entertains guests including Mrs Hubert Doud and Mrs Gerald Cress. Three tables of bridge crown honors to Mrs Fred Kron, traveling prize to Mrs A H Pogge, all-out award to Mrs Paul Knobel. Luncheon follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
C. E. Fitzsimmons
William Ingram
Joseph Schulze
Carrie Iden
Estelle Critz
Robert Allen Woman's Relief Corps
Towa City
Iowa City Corps
Dorothy Cole
Allen Snyder
Koy Snyder
Wellman class meets with Mrs Keith Adams
The Vanguard Sunday school class at the Methodist church met with Mrs Keith Adams on Tuesday for the April meeting in Wellman. Twenty members attended with one visitor, Mrs Minnie Jennings, present. Hostesses included Mrs Floyd Griffith and others. A flower exchange followed the business meeting led by Mrs Guy Moothart while refreshments were provided by the committee.
Ladies Aid and Pythian Sisters Gather in Wellman
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist society met at Mrs. George Miller’s home with fourteen members. Mrs. Geo. Miller led, Mrs. R. W. Wirtz led devotionals, and Mrs. E. N. Foster taught the lesson. Lunch by the hostess and Mrs. Quincy Rice. Wellman Temple No 101 Pythian Sisters met at Masonic Hall with thirty five members. Mrs. J. M. Schlabaugh presided. Social hour after meeting featured Mexico film. Lunch by Mrs. Ross Glanz and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ary Society
the Methodist Church
George Miller
Geo. Miller
R. W. Wirtz
E. N. Foster
Quincy Rice
Pythian Sisters
Wellman Temple No. 101
Masonic Hall
J. M. Schlabaugh
Mexico
Ross Glanz
Riverside Social Notes Show Local Visits and Returns
Riverside records indicate Frances Miller resumed duties at St. Mary's rectory after a visit to Guttenburg Iowa. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Heck of Washington visited Elizabeth Kiefer and family. Dorothy Schneider returned to teaching at Ottumwa School after caring for her ill father Cornelius Schneider. Russell Denison and grandson Gary Denison of Iowa City and Mrs Glen Gringer and son Ronald of Hills visited the Denison home this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Frances Miller
St. Mary's Rectory
Guttenburg
Iowa
Lawrence Heck
Washington
Elizabeth Kiefer
Dorothy Schneider
Ottumwa
Cornelius Schneider
Russell Denison
Gary Denison
Iowa City
Glen Gringer
Ronald
Hills
Denison
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Dr. Hess
Walter
Wang
Tay Garnett
Pat O'Brien
Edward Arnold
Broderick Crawford
Ruth Terry
IFOX
Wi Na Tang
Svete
Ekelena Ruben
Herm Behrends
Redmen Bart
Hattie Hartman
Weiner Reiners
Wkpert Bartman
Kiedmen Bart
St. P. M
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey Railway Company
St. P M
Chicago, Burlington and Quincey Railway Company
Elizabeth Kiokkenga
Dora Bebrends
Pandrige & Bailey Attorneys
Mch
Scott
Business Office
Iowa Continental Telephone Co
Land of
Amazons
Phillips & Hebner
Walgreen System Drug Store
H. C. Borup
Bridge
Keith Adams
Anvil
Floyd Mills
Floyd
Gary
Indiana
Chevrolet
Grantham Auto Corp
Gary, Dodge
Plymouth
Bklood
DeSoto
Brown
S. Ave
T. H. Peters Hardwari
Pioneer Yard
Washington Lumber and Fuel CO
Jim White
Mgr
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