Unlicensed Dogs to Be Published in County Papers
County auditor estimates 350 to 400 dogs lack licenses in Washington County. Owners have two weeks to register and pay a 1 dollar penalty plus publication costs or face name publication in official papers and potential penalties. Unregistered dogs may be killed by officials or citizens. Data shows 180 unregistered dogs across eleven precincts with more reports pending. totals include 1 547 licensed dogs.
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Washington
Franklin Township
Washington Township
Seventy
Riverside
Jackson
Highland
Lowe
Weat. Chester
Ainsworth
Crawfordsville
Coppock
Highland Township
Riddle at K of P banquet stumps many readers
The Journal previews a riddle posed by Charles Liebner at the Knights of Pythias banquet. The puzzle asks what is unseen yet desired to see and, if lived long, likely seen again after first sight. Miss Rose Derby arrives from Muscatine to spend Easter with friends and relatives.
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K. of P
Charles Liebner
Miss Rose Derby
Muscatine
Washington High Considers Radio and Moving Picture Equipment
Supt. W C Harding said Washington high school may acquire a radio unit within months as schools nationwide install such gear for modern teaching. He advises waiting to buy until new developments lower costs. A portable moving picture machine is also sought, to be paid from school funds, not district funds, for use across classrooms.
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Supt
W. C. Harding
Washington
Harding
Toda
Death of J C Rickabaugh Civil War veteran and local figure
Former Washington county resident and Civil War veteran J C Rickabaugh died after several weeks illness at his son CH Rickabaugh's home in Allendorf. Born April 2 1843 in Wooster Ohio he served in 28th Indiana Infantry three years and was wounded three times and imprisoned at Libby for six months. He married Rachel Kut in 1865 and Mary Cochran in 1906. survivors include daughters Clara Reichel Frank McKay Nettie Spiers Maud Patterson Maggie and sons C H and C L Rickabaugh with many grandchildren. Funeral held at Sibley Iowa with services by Rev J Franklin Parsons.
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J. C. Rickalwukh
CH. Rickabaugh
Allendort
Sibley
Iowa
J. Franklin Parsons
George Mudge Post
American Legion
Mr. Rickabaugh
Wooster
Millersburg
Libbyville
Washington County
Libley
Rachel Kut
Washington
Mary Cochran
Lincoln
Nebr
Clara Reichel
Peoria
Til
Frantk McKay
Nettie Spiers
Lake Crystal
Minn
Maud Patterson
Melvin
Lemuel
Hartley
C. H. and Co. L. Rickabaugh
Allendorf
Maggie
Merchants Don Silky Attire On Busy First Saturday
Vendors don new attire as the bustling first Saturday after a long gap brings shoppers and local color to market streets. The scene captures a revived commerce mood with lively storefronts and crowded aisles.
Grading Work Underway on South Marion Avenue
Contractors on South Marion Avenue, led by P C Flut ter, grade the street for summer concrete paving. Work fills low spots and builds up highs from West Madison to Harrison, linking Marion with South Iowa avenue. Preliminary grading on Clara Barton Street to the county hospital is finished, paving not yet started.
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Marion Avenue
P. C. Flutter
Madison Street
Harrison Street
Marion
Iowa Avenue
Clara Barton
County Hospital
Brookhart Senate Campaign Rally Planned in Graham Opera House
A group of Colonel Brookhart supporters convened to launch a local push for his U S Senate bid. They scheduled a large April 18 rally at the Graham Opera House at 8 o clock with Colonel Brookhart to speak on campaign themes and issues.
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W. Brookhart
U. S
Graham Opera House
Brookhbert
Washington County
Centennial program seats go on sale at Phillips drug store
Reserved seats were placed on sale today at the Phillips drug store for the Centennial school pupils’ entertainment next Tuesday evening at the high school. Teachers and pupils are working hard to make the program a great success.
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Phillips Drug Store
Centennial School
Local residents in town on various business
Kalona resident Guy Stumpf spends the day in town on business. Crawfordsville's Lewis Herring is in Washington for business today. Mr and Mrs Floyd Blankenhorn of Crawfordsville shop in town. Miss Helen Kussart returns home to Des Moines after wintering with Mrs Alex DeBord.
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Guy Stumpf
Kalona
Lewis Herring
Crawfordsville
Washington
Floyd Blankenhorn
Helen Kussart
Alex DeBord
Des Moines
Fairfield Plans Widespread Street Oiling to Cut Dust
Fairfield intends to oil all unpaved streets this year after successful last season. The work will start with grading and surface preparation and is expected to extend to alleys and possibly smaller streets as weather allows. The measure aims to reduce dust and mud and improve road durability across the town and neighboring areas.
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Washington
Fairfield
Jefferson County
Illinois
Fairfield Tribune
Recital Tickets On Sale For Wednesday Event
Konecny seats checked Wednesday morning at Lemmon's Pharmacy for an April 21 recital by Josef Konecny and assistants Miss Thelma Marty pianist and Miss Esther Lash soprano. Tickets available from Fortnightly music dept or American Legion or at Lemmon's after eight Wednesday morning.
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Josef Konecny
Thelma Marty
Esther Lash
Lemmon's Pharmacy
American Legion
Lemmon's
City Churches Schedule For Sunday Services
The Second United Presbyterian announces a Sunday schedule with Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning Worship at 11 00 a m and Evening Worship at 7 30 p m Reverend R E Kimmelshue of Des Moines will preach Morning and Evening Services A Christian Endeavor meeting is set for 6 30 p m on the topic Citizens of Two Worlds A mid week prayer meeting will be held Wednesday at 7 30 p m
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Subhbath
RE. F. Kimmelshue
Des Moines
Christian Endeavor
Two Worlds
West Chester Churches Offer Vesper Service at 3 O'clock
A vesper service is scheduled for 3:00 PM in West Chester with attendees invited. The West Chester Choral Society participates in the event.
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West Chester Methodist
West Chester-Choral Society
Local Residents At Home Visits and Travel
Ill at home Mrs Netswuanger from erippe. Rose Cieskelski visits East Pleasant Plain over Easter. Mrs Worley visits Ainaworth to see daughter. Mrs Anwyl of Crawfordsville shops in town. Mr and Mrs Snider and Marjorie visit Washington. Mr and Mrs Jones travel from Sullivan to Wyman to see John Hughes home. Mr and Mrs Cook travel to Winterset for R Cooper fiftieth wedding anniversary. Mrs Cooper, formerly Minnie Savage, known here years ago.
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Rose Cieskelski
East Pleasant Plain
John E. Jones
Sulivan
Wis
Wyman
John E. Hughes
W. A. Cook
Winterset
Mrs. R. Cooper
Mrs. R. Cook
High School Cast Stages Modernized Merchant of Venice
A junior class and English club production presented a modernized Merchant of Venice in a high school theater last night. Cast members included Durand Rees Bassanio and Clarence Logan Shylock with music by the high school orchestra under Miss Berths Hay, drawing about three hundred spectators.
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Shakespeare
Caesar
Antonio
Bassanio
Portia
Shylock
Mise Helen Wilson
Robert Shields
Henry Bailey
Smith Hrockhart
Durand Rees
Basesanio
Harry Tice
Dale Hojland
Gratiano
Clarence Logan
Miss Berths Hay
Community notices and club meeting schedule
Local announcements list meetings for the K of P Circle the Pythian Circle the Fortnightly club music department booster club and bridge club across Riverside area with dates April 18 19 22 and related events including Easter vesper services at West Chester Methodist church and a rummage sale for charity.
Notice to customers on nursery stock delivery
Customer notice states orders for Nursery Stock are arriving and urges readiness to receive. It mentions Clark's Garden Seeds tested with a percentage printed on each package and advises taking no chances as stock increases. Contact Clerk the gardener at 541 Green for details.
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Clark
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