H. & A. Baking Company Incorporation Notice
Incorporators Hansen and Hansen announce the formation of H. & A. Baking Company in Washington Iowa with headquarters in Washington County. Authorized capital includes 5000 dollars preferred and 25000 dollars common stock with $100 par value and a 7 percent cumulative dividend on preferred stock.
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H. & A. Baking Company
Washington, Washington County
Iowa
Board of Directors
State of
E. T. Hansen
Della Humphreys
View D’res. and Treas
Paul L. Gorham
A. D
Kk. Ot. Hansen
Washington
Henrietta KB. Hansen
Towa
Gospel Services continues weeklong revival at Forsquare church
Mrs Inez Correll leads ongoing gospel services at Forsquare church with Sunday open air dedication of the tabernacle site on Marion avenue two blocks south of the square. The program features singing and a message on What is the Foursquare Gospel. Local residents and visitors are urged to attend as the revival emphasizes faith and Bible teachings alongside community prayers.
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Forsquare Churely
Inez Correll
Tabernacle
John Williams
Marion Avenue
Local notes from Red Brick April visit and family updates
April 26 Marguerite Jlering reports visits at Cyrus Birka home with Mrs. Birka in poor health. Lloyd Noeiswanger and son David called. Mrs. Caldwell visiting in Iowa City. John Wagner sheared sheep. Lettie Hutton of Dex Moines visiting. Funeral attended for Josiah Dayton with burial at West Chester cemetery. John Babcock of Chicago visited.
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Red Brick
Floyd Alliman
Cyrus Birka
Bereavement Thanks From J A Walker and Relatives
We thank relatives and friends for kindness and sympathy shown in our recent bereavement and for the beautiful floral offerings from Mrs. J A Walker, Mrs. Lettie Hutton, Mrs. Della Helm, and Mr. Albert Dayton.
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J. A. Walker
Lettie Hutton
Della Helm
Albert Dayton
Wayland Notes with Local Moves and Visits
Wayland updates show H Lo Wyse buying a ten ton truck to join a five-truck fleet. Families relocate in town and nearby areas while Mrs Selma Sommer recovers on crutches from a ligament injury. Local ministers announce April talks as residents host visitors from Aledo and San Antonio.
Campaign notes from English River and Washington county
Mary Cherry Newbold seeks district court clerk in English River with campaign visits by Mrs. Cherry and Everett Stewart. E W L Barthelow runs for county board. Stanley Vodiea lists eligible voters for a July head tax. Raymond Hasty and wife acquire chicks as brooder plans begin. local readers reminisce on spring weather aiding canvassing. A reader complains of dry steak from a recent delivery.
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Homestead Farm
Yleasant
Mary Cherry Newbold
R. G. Cherry
Washington
Mary Cherry
English River
E. W L. Barthelow
Jackson
Board of Supervisors
Barthelow
Washington County
Stanley Vodiea
Richmond
Raymond Hasty
West Branch
Local Visits Across EGYPT Community Families
Mr and Mrs Joe Soukup and children visited the Melvin Shebeck home Sunday afternoon. Ed Beranek and family hosted guests including Henry Kiene and Rene De Wulf households on multiple evenings with more visits noted around Klein Horak and Sojka homes. Virginia Lea is reported ill with mumps.
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Egypt
Joe Seukup
Melvin Shebeck
Fred Klein
Virginia Lea
Ed Beraneks
Id Beranek
Henry Kiene
Harry Horak
Velma
Joe Hberanek
Joe Soukup
Anthony Marek
Deloras Horak
Ed Kallaus
Ed Prebyl
Pred Klein
Mary Sojka
Son Cland
Ray Sojka
Henry Kleins
Joe Berane
Son Melo
Ed Beranek
Riverside Bride Mary Droll Weds Lester Gayfeller
Riverside April 18 Marian Droll attended her sister Mary Drolls marriage to Lester Gayfeller in Iowa City. The ceremony was at St Mary's rectory Saturday morning performed by Rev. Boeckmann. The bride, daughter of Frank Droll, grew up in Riverside and later moved with her family to Iowa City. Local Oddfellow and Rebekah lodges plan to attend the southeastern die convention.
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Riverside
Marian Droll
Iown City
Mary Droll
Lester Gayfeller
Welock
St. Mary's Rectory
Boeckmann
Frank Droll
Iowa City
Oddfellow and
Rebekah
Community Notes From Wellman and Surrounding Areas
Cordelle Braden reports district meeting of Womans Foreign Missionary society at Burlington. Ray Marner recovering from mumps. A rural Iowa township teachers group met at Miss Madonna Kiefer with a pot luck supper and reports on a book. Many locals visit, dine, or travel to Iowa City, Washington, Cedar Rapids, and Grinnell for hospital, church, or social events.
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Iowa Township
Madonna Kiefer
Velma Stafford
Dorothy Huntsberger
Patricia Mougin
Leona Kucera
Lorena Kron
Maude Cray
Coletta Mead
Magdalen Walsh
Mary Younhin
Chicago
J. L. Meeks
Ross Rayner
Lone Tree
Ed Henn
Collis Peet
Cedar Rapids
Geo. Peet
Henn
Washington
Herbert Peet
Wellman
Womans Foreign Missionary Society
Burlington
Mesdames CC
Gardner
K. C. Henn
Sam Huntsberger
Ida Long
Franklin Society
Millice
Miss Yoder
Farl Erb
Ernest Bell
L. &. Gardner
Earl Erb
Helena Lantz
Joyce Miller
Gid Christner
Wellman Hospital
Harmony area social and local visits noted
Walter Longer reports a series of weekend visits with neighbors. Mr and Mrs John Work hosted Saturday supper at Chas Schiebel. Mottleys visited Ralp y Felsey. Will Kolosiek family joined Walter Longer for Sunday. Richard Schiebel recovered from illness and returned to school. Emma Florang visited Bill Chemilar. Economy Oil Co delivered kerosene and gas locally. A veterinarian attended a cock horse at Schiebel. Roy Millers attended a sale at Mr Bible’s in town.
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Harmony
John Work
Chas
Schiebelg
Roy Millers
Mr. Bibles
Tomato Through the Ages
The tomato native to the Americas likely Mexico or northern South America began as an ornamental plant. Believed poisonous as a nightshade, it was once called Golden Apmie in Italy and Love Apple in France and Holland.
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America
Mexico
South America
Italy
France
Holland
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Correll
Elmer Basinger
Sutters
Selma Sommer
Vandera
Ohio
Jacob Kreibiel
Donnellson
Thorton
Genevieve Askew
Bear Salem
Goodrich
Aloy
Goodrich Silvertown
Golden Ply
Eicher
For Service
Marguerite Jlering
John Babcock
Our House
Wayland
Kerra Wittmer
H. Lo Wyse
Emma Bain
Wer
Atos
Batavia
Daniel Fishes
van Walter
Ben Shetler
Kalona
Kimma
Lydia Roth
Clarence Shumaker
Bortington
Chas Lit
Paul Roth
Joe Oth
East Wastand
Alvin Roth
Shively
Pete Alliman, Jr
Pottsville
Clarence
David Hebel
Aledo
Clara Hebel
Iince Kev
Simon Gingerich
Alpha
Minn
Daniel Fisher
East Union
Sugar Creek
Cbain-Hulme Post 103
Gladys Widmer
Dan Widmer
Near
Noble
Carlos Basinger
Carlos
Fter
Frank Farmer
Eoods
Farmers
Alvin C. Hasty
Arthur Beranek
Ray Marner
Elory N. Foster
Mrs. Jackson
Grinnell
Greene
Orlo
Omer Green
Lester Disney
Lynn
Green
Keola
Lyle Wade
Mercy Hospital
Everett Curl
A. J. Nichols
Mesdames J. W. Hunter
KE. C. Jones
A. L. Draden
Toppan Johnson
Harriet Jane
Max McCrabb
Art Anderson
Clinton
Harold Furman
Earl Weldlein
Walter Furman
Harmony Walter Longer
Ford Dealers
FORD
Mort B. Aldridge
Renton Street
Boone, Iowa
Joe
T. Tauriday
Columbia Network
Ford Motor Company
Forders
Des Moines
Cardner Comles Ie
Freeuenve
Dee Mewes
Regnier Indecent
L. Horton
Pres,tawe
Thes Moines National Bank and Trust Co
Dware House
Drake
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