Bake Sale Lat at Washington Cleaners in Local News
Mrs Barbara Heck mother of Emer Heck who was killed by a falling tree recently received a $1000 check from the Knights of Columbus insurance organization. Emmer Heck was an insurance member of the Washington KoKn council. Hats remodeled and trimmed Mrs BR BE Norris Gra hng Store 57Wed Prior and Mrs Ferner Nuhnu of Cedar Falls were guests at the Orville Elder home. Ruth Suckow novelist on tour of Iowa towns studying old homes with her husband.
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Washington Cleaners
Barbara Heck
Emer Heck
Knights of Columbus Insurance Organization
Emmer Heck
Washington Kk. ¢. Council
BR. BE. Norris
Grahng
Ferner Nuhnu
Cedar Falls
Orville Elder
West Chester News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Seniors rehearse for Friday play Her Step Husband slated as entertaining. P T A holds year end meeting electing new officers. Mildred Duvall visited her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Duvall. W C T U institute attendees included Mrs Hough Mrs Woodard and Rev La Pever. Coffeys of Chicago visiting EF Coffey home. Brumback travels to Wellman for W C T U program. Hardin couple spent Sunday with Ben Holt family. Funeral of Mr Warnstaff held in Coneville. Grandparents Skipton awaiting arrival of granddaughter Marcia Janette Wagner. Journal Want ads Pay.
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West Chester
Mildred Duvall
Carl Hardin
Ben Holt
J. C. Watson
Mr. Warnstaff
Conesvile
Grandpa
Grandma Skipton
Marcia Janette Wagner
Iowa Tax Reform Meeting Hearings Highlight Shambaugh
Benjamin F. Shambaugh of the University of Iowa presided as a tax reform meeting discussed reducing state expenses and readjusting valuations to lower the tax burden. Speakers included Dess Botsford Charles E Payne Sidney Miller and FE Bogard with Leonard D White scheduled to speak tomorrow as the session continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Boards of Supervisory
Shambaugh
Benjamin F. Shambaugh
University of Iowa
Dess Botsford
Iowa Association of Real Estate Boards
Charles E. Payne
Grinnell College
Sidney
White Oak Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Mrs Lloyd Luers correspondent notes a busy Sunday with visits to Mrs Noeckers ill mother in Washington. George Augustines shared a Rubio afternoon with friends. Cy Dickinson hosted dinners with the Kletts and Goweys. Mrs George Augustine and Mrs Chas Scranton visited Washington, and Scranton assisted with farming chores. Local residents helped prepare Farm Bureau posters and Ray Steinbeck of Rubio hauled wood for H D Luers. Eva Wagner plans a Tyrone teachers meeting Wednesday evening.
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White Oak
Worth
George Augustine
Chas. Scranton
Washington
Lape
H. D. Luers
Vic Oswalt
Keith Barnes
Cy Dickinson
Scranton
Farm Bureau
Pearl Noecker
Wanda Bartz
Claire Augustine
Della Scranton
Ruth Luers
Raymond Steinbeck
Rubio
H. D. Luers and
Son
Eva Wagner
Tyrone
Louisa County Baseball Tournament Schedule and Local News
The Louisa county baseball tournament at Wyman is listed with Oakville versus Grandview at 2:30 Friday and Wyman versus Morning Sun at 4. Other games include Wapello against the Oakville-Grandview winner at 9 Saturday, Letts versus the Wyman-Morning Sun winner at 10:30, a 1:30 consolation, and a 3:00 final. The winning team advances to the state tournament. Other items note church talks on religion and reform in May, travels, a birth, and local social events.
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Columbus Junction
Louisa County
Wyman
Oakville
Grandview
Morning Sun
Wapellova
Vernon L. Shantz
Muscatine
Garner Attacks Cabinet Over Government Expenditures
Speaker John N Garner bluntly charged that President Hoover and his cabinet failed to push for true economy in government spending. He urged a $500,000,000 cut in interior department appropriations in a letter to Secretary Wilbur disputing congressional reductions.
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Washington
INS
John N Garner
The
House Today
Hoover
Secretary of the Interior
Wilbur
Interior Department
Garner
Reverend Signals Break with Tradition and Seeks Hearing
The Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Parker of Cotter attended the state Sunday school convention at Shenandoah this week. He signified he will fight ex tradition and has asked for a hearing with the governor.
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W. H. Parker
Cotter
Shenandoah
District music contests draw thousand pupils to city venues
A large event gathers about a thousand pupils for district music contests. Sessions run from 8:30 a m to 1 p m with performances by girls and mixed choirs, soloists, small instrumental groups, and class C orchestras. An accident on Route One near New London involved a Burlington seven passenger car, no injuries beyond a shake up, and the car caught fire after arrival.
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Presbyterian Church
Eass
Burlington
New London
Andre
Ruth Andre
Johnsons Attend Rites for Walter Schliehting
Mr and Mrs Ernest Johnson of Washington visited Monday to attend the funeral of Walter Schliehting the former nephew.
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Ernest Johnson
Washington
Walter Schliehting
Local Family Gatherings Share Weekend Visits
Douglas Clark Loder and family visited Joe Beese Saturday evening. Glen Ressley plowed for Andy Kaufman last week. Wade Sinn and family Warren Allen and family Freda and Ada Rich Clara and Geneva Clark had Sunday dinner at Rol Hyde's. Henry Neff and family John Van Sant and family at W. E. Allred's. Roy Rich and family at David Rich's home Sunday. Joe Beese and family Sunday evening at Andy Kaufman. Dannie Roth sheared for Andy Kaufman Monday. Genevieve Hyde to teach Elm school next year. Andy Kaufman and family Mr and Mrs Jacob Kaufman and Bessie Schaeffer visited Emil Stalder Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Clark Loder
Joe Beese
Glen Ressley
Andy Kaufman
Wade Sinn
Warren Allen
Freda
Ada Rich
Clara
Geneva Clark
Rol Hyde
Henry Neff
John van Sant
W. E. Allred
Roy Rich
David Rich
Dannie Roth
Genevieve Hyde
Elm School
Jacob Kaufman
Bessie Schaeffer
Emil Stalder
Sitter's Auto Parts and Local Notices Across Town
Mrs Kenslar returns from New Sharon while Mrs Horridge leaves for Vintden after visiting friends. Auctioneer Macon in Washington IA lists Red 2411. John Woods heads to Jacksonville DL to visit friends as Bake Sale advertises Saturday at o'clock. We stock 15 000 rings in all sizes. Radar 108 green noted for rug washing.
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William Kenslar
New Sharon
Carrie Horridge
Vintdén
Frank Bell
Macon
Washington
Iowa
John Woods
Jacksonville
Y. W. Bake Sale
Washington Cleaners
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Tucker & Eicher
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