Easter joys and community life in Washington
Easter themes blend with local happenings as the community hosts YWCA fund drive opening Monday under Mrs. A. E. Atchison, and a sequence of society notes covers a wedding in Burlington, a Hanes Hollinger funeral, a Chamberlin Brothers store opening, a Good Friday sale, Horticultural show entries, and plans for a get acquainted party at the Y to welcome new foreign wives.
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Alice Hosford
Burlington
M. W. Bailey
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Willa Weldin
Hospital Patient Admissions and Discharges Report
Brief hospital log lists multiple admissions and discharges from Kalona, Ainsworth, Crawfordsville, Keota, and Brighton including surgeries, births, and transfers. Notable entries mention Linus Patterson Kalona, Mrs Earl Hoover Brighton, and several newborns and medical procedures across days Monday to Friday.
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Linus Patterson
Kalona
Earl Hoover
Brighton
Richard Welte
Richmond
Joseph Coblentz
Lydia Inez Kauffman
Kenneth Wulf
Ainsworth
Fred Mitchell
Crawfordsville
Lawrence Wilson
Cuddyes Return From Two Week Vacation
Mr and Mrs Oscar M Cuddy arrived home Thursday afternoon after a two week trip through Canada visiting Buffalo Niagara Falls Rochester New York and staying with William Ashmore and his wife Barbara Cuddy formerly.
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William Ashmore
Rochester
N. Y
Passages from Washington area social notes and local updates
Local column recaps marriages engagements moves and civic events. Jean Stirling and Howard Pearson announce their June 28 1935 Macomb Illinois wedding. Nashua Iowa wedding of Mildred Starr and Wilber Jackson noted. Club dinner at Country Club and Iowa City weddings listed. Clarence Dougherty returns from California trip. Slosser selling building at 206 South Iowa Ave for sewing machine shop venture. John Lemmon named Boy Scouts Master. Fire destroys Crawford residence in Haskins. M E Dicken cited on state university basketball publicity. Christopher Schmidt buys Twentyeth Century Meat Market. Woodlawn cemetery name change and improvements planned. White Way Vairage Co incorporated with 60000 capital.
Building plans spark new home business on long-vacant site
Fred Neiszwaner proposes a brick mixed use building 44 by 66 feet to replace a recently sold property. The project envisions ground-floor commercial space with residence above. Also notes McNamara and Son furniture store relocation to the south side rooms once housing Klein and Warren. Orr and Patton grocers plan move to south side of the square.
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McNamaras
J. Fr. McNamara and Son
Klein and Warren
Orr and Patton, Grocers
Scofield
Marion Ave
Home for Week and Local Notices in Town
Nellie Wilson from Iowa City visits family during spring break. The Gong, a new short order house, opens north of Barret and Link meat market on North Iowa Ave. Barden Star ness Co. to open a shop in the old Chilcote second hand store with a plate glass front. Mrs. John Long dies at county hospital after heart attack following goitre surgery. Fred Anderson wears a straw hat.
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GONG
Carl] Burris
Dennis Clancy
Barret and Link
Iowa Ave
Barden Starness Co
Thomas Chilcote
Mulberry Prank Ends With Soldier Haunting Sight
An old soldier recounts a prank during service when a comrade fell from a mulberry tree and was rubbed with fruit juice until his face resembled a sunken pirate. The crew rushed him to camp, where a mirror revealed the joke gone too far and two others were kept away for two weeks.
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William Paul
Moothart
Beach
Review of the Week's News in Local Churches and Societies
Many new members joined Protestant churches in recent weeks. The Capella choir and Dubuque University women students gave fine concerts. Harold Dawson, who died on a mission in China, was honored by his parents. County clubs plan a April 24 convention marking federation anniversaries. The Nineteenth Century Club aged members hosted a luncheon. Various marriages, divorces, and retirements are reported along with school and sports notes and local civic events.
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Dubuque University
Harold Dawson
China
Clyde Dawson
Brighton
FE. C. Eicher
Nineteenth Century Club
Ledger
Eichers
W. R. Mount
Harry Dye
Deaths of the Week Notice Recaps Several Local Families
Death notices list Mrs. Frank Pratt wife of Frank Pratt aged 36 who died April 11 nine northwest of the home. Anna Helen Kolbig Pratt 34 died April 18 at Washington County hospital. Mrs. Robert Fulton, 76, died April 15 at University hospital Iowa City with her kin named. C V Robison Brighton 86 died with a stepson Oscar Lane and stepdaughter Mrs W J Dea of Ainsworth among survivors.
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Frank Pratt
Robert, Fulton
Washington County Hospital
Kolbig
University Hospital
Iowa City
Oscar Lane
W. J. Dea
Ainsworth
Local figure dies at home in A Brigh ton
Sudden death at his long time residence in A Brigh ton ends the life of a lifelong real estate man. He was active in the business at the time of death and left two sons and a daughter.
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Delbert T. Hysell
Camp McCoy
Wisc
Vera Hysell
Brighton
Leo Roy Dalton Known as Ted Dies at 63 After Stroke
Leo Roy Dalton age 63, known as Ted, died Thursday following a stroke last Sunday. Funeral services are Sunday afternoon at Sherman’s Funeral Home at 4 30. He is survived by his wife, two brothers, and two sisters.
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Ted
Sherman
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