Fred Bauer Buys Emma Cherry Residence in West Chester
In West Chester on April 2 Fred Bauer purchased the Emma Cherry residence in the north part of town. Mr. and Mrs. David Bauer will occupy the house as others move, with neighbors and local families mentioned visiting, moving, and updates from the community. Johnny Hotle turns 12 and school and church activities continue amid weather delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Ferguson
West Chester
Fred Bauer
Emma Cherry
Drvid Bauer
Floyd Kinnen
Milton Ross
Stanhope
Johnny Hotle
Homer Hotle
Johnny
Methodist Church
Keether Booth and Milo Delong Named New U S District Attorneys
Keether Booth and Milo Delong are named as the new U S district attorneys. Families have celebrated together for years while Mrs. Delong served a splendid dinner with a large angel food cake as centerpiece.
X Ray Could Spare Victor Wnukowski from Death Penalty
Victor Wnukowski in Chicago county jail submits to an X-ray to show a past bullet wound causes mental instability. Dr. Meyer Levy conducts the X-ray as Warden Frank Sain and Assistant Warden John Dohmann watch, hoping it factors into his capital case set for April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Wnukowski
Chicago
Meyer Levy
Wnukowski
Frank Sain
John Dohmann
Flowers Make Mother's Day Gift Popular This Year
The article highlights flowers as a ideal gift for Mother's Day on May 12 with lasting keepsakes. It describes a novelty corsage of tulips and foliage, a mixed spring vase, a colonial corsage of carnations freesia and roses, and a garden hat arrangement with iris dogwood and tulips in a removable container.
Alda Rhea Visits Brother's Home in Crawfordsville
Alda Rhea of Brighton Colorado visits her brothers in Burlington Sigourney and Crawfordsville after attending her nephew Kenneth Rhea's wedding. She is a teacher and will return to work soon. The Women's Missionary Society met at Mrs R C McCleary's home with devotions and programs on topics including Investing in Miracles and The American Indian. The Russian word krasny also means fine and beautiful, with Red Square named by Ivan the Terrible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Manners
Crawfordsville
Alda Rhea
Brighton
Colo
Kenneth Rhea
Burlington
Sigourney
Women’s Missionary Society of the Preytorian
R. C. McCleary
N. J. Lease
Hazel Moorhead
Young
Florence Maxwell
Orris
Sun
Sheldon Jackson School
Fishburn
Krasny
Moscow
Red Square
Ivan the Terrible
Japanese Newsboys Bell Cluster Supports Cries of Wuxtry
Japanese newsboys carry a cluster of bells to supplement their cries of Wuxtry as they hawk papers in crowded streets. The bells add metallic accents that attract passersby and help rival shouts in a bustling urban scene.
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New York Central Lake Shore Limited
Little Falls
N. Y
Cherry
David Balder
Washington
Paul Shahan
Miss Leets
Shahan
Lafe Stout
Young Folks Methodist
Sunset Park
Ruth Stout
Dean Moore
Dorothy Ferguson
Elmer Fenton Chip
Eronyd
Nellie Booth
Milo Delong
Delong
U. S
Keether Booth
Florence Wadell
Sadie Dusenberry
Roy Bauer
Wadell
IDPA
Hugh McCoy
Oskaloosa
United States
Southern
Iowa
Federal District Court
Charles A. Dewey
Des Moines
John K. Valentine
Centerville
M. A. Engle
Official
Washington Directory
Business City & County Officers
Optometrists
Glasves
Lemmon
John W. Lemmon
East Side
Squar
Unty Av
Qunty
Richard Stewart
Ethel Grecian
R. Noonan
W. P. Rawn
Martha Foster
Harriet Coulter
Harold Putoem
Marion
George Wuot
Lester B
Krabdui Mty
Kryviewunty
Ned Morrow
Marve FP. Wilson
DR. A
Peteraon
Second Ave
Washington, Iowa
DR. Co. F. Boller
State Bank Corner
Washington St
Theodore B. Bailey
Attorney At Law Loan
Chiropractors
Dr, Chas, D. Brown
Court House
Washington Independent Bochool
Gheuman
West Main
Lemliy & Ward
General Insurance
East Main Street
G. W. Livingston
West Main St
Officers
Majgt Cancananann
Tote
W. H. F Patton
E. F. Mitek
Henry Battle
OS Skeen P
Lester H. Orr
O F. Relser
F McFarlane
Clarence Jacob
Fred Rettl
Erry Library
Eva Denny
Hower Stephen
Eveready Plumbing Allop
Lowe
Dr. Levy, Warden Sain, Dohmanon and
Waukowski
Mrs. Bauer
Brother
Tly
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