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D. F. Macon reports local happenings from nearby towns. Brief items cover community events, civic news, and social notices with concise notes on residents and gatherings.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1938
Page
7
D. F. Macon reports local happenings from nearby towns. Brief items cover community events, civic news, and social notices with concise notes on residents and gatherings.
The column recalls April 21 events with Charley Jacksons moving to Agency and mentions notable locals like Charley Scranton John Baum KR Augustine and Elmer Krantz. It notes busy travel west of Ainsworth and praises Hugh Morris for farming and cattle showing at the International fat rock show.
Gracehill notes a busy week with visits among families. Marion and Frances Smith host, Davenport visitors Harry Van Dyke stayover, Williams at Leroy Brown, Hiller at Henry Hiller’s, Lance from Moline plus son Lloyd Dean, Robertson family hosts Easter guests Asahel Robertson, and Cloyce Brumback assists with housework.
Fragmentary report notes cotton production in South America tied to woody trees claimed to grow to 15 feet and fruit for 1 cent years, with mention of 1 cent values. The passage lacks coherent context and verifiable details.
The passage notes J. O. Crawford and wife with stove wood after a big wind, Dale Woodburn on R 3 with flat land ready for corn beside Bob Roberts. Bob hopes to live long. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Redlinger and Joe Peiper of Washington recovering from a car accident and enjoying farm life.
The New York City employment agency head Moerris Preskin hails Governor Lehman for signing a bill ending the 40 year age cap for civil service. Preskin says men past 40 are often best for responsible roles. Walter Hotle, Keota R. 2, reads his home daily and other readers share appreciation.
Frank Florang and others report Sam in Sioux Falls is recovering well after an auto accident and did not have a stroke. In Rockford two women seek dogs matching rug colors, baffling humane officer Russell Ferro. Roy Whites in Washington on Ai show white peach blooms and a white bulldog nearby.
J W Van Dyke of Wellman visited Mable Livingston after school to relay a message and a letter with a coin from Frank Kallous Ainsworth R 2 who has died. Unidentified at his residence, his origins remain unknown. In Hattingen Germany factories now feature tall chimneys that vent and absorb smoke, each nearly 5006 ft high.
A young man known as Tom Moon died while working with a railroad crew near Marianna Arkansas and has lain unclaimed in a funeral parlor for 28 years. Undertaker William Williams says the body was embalmed and placed in a pine box in the parlor and has been viewed by thousands.
The Evening Journal recalls O. M. Cuddy sending his daughter Barbara Cuddy Ashmore a year of reading material, while praising a recent navy photo of Max Cuddy as a fine portrait of a proud family.
In New Haven on April 21 Jim Banks and Roscoe Robertson installed a new book case in the school house. Mrs Artford Richardson and children Dean and Janice visit Monday with sister Mrs Walter Wolfe. Mr and Mrs Merle Statler and children Grace Marvin and Male drove to Davenport Monday and planned a visit at Ray Sowash home in Moline TI Mr and Mrs Albert Janecek entertained relatives at an Easter dinner Sunday. Dorothy and Marjorie Statler spent Monday night at the Marion Smith home. Bert Smith and Z W Combs went to Devonport to visit relatives Sunday.
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