Local social and business notes from Craw ordsville area
Mr and Mrs Evans and relatives from Craw ordsville joined by Mrs Zehr and Maribelle, and Mrs la Magdefrau of Wayland call locally. Fresh eggs 20c a dozen. Maggie Foster visited in Ilona City Saturday noon. Free Wedding Dance at Hiland Palace on Thursday April 24. Bridges of Marion visited L Rouse Sunday. Dutch Market Baptist church Thursday eve. 56ts. LeRoy Pratt returns from Des Moines after a business week. Hazel Stewart Alberson to Madison Wisconsin to teach after spring break with parents. Ford or Mercury ads. Custer and Hesseltine group visited Ottumwa Saturday night. Benefit card party Thursday at Masonic Temple. Arnold family dinner at Rodney Arnold home with G Eason, Rodney, Harold Wallman, Clinton, Lloyd Arnold, Wilma Arnold, James A old, June Arnold Stever and Mary Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Fami
Rodney Arnold
G. Eason
Rodney
Harold Wallman
Dney Clinton
Yarmouth
Lloyd Arnold
Ughter
Wilma
James A. Old
June Arnold Stever
My Arnold
Local Social and Business Notices from Rubio Area
Mr and Mrs L B Luithly of Rubio were business callers yesterday afternoon. Rummage sale Saturday April 26 Presbyterian church 5713THF. Mrs I J Norton to return to Muscatine after weeks visit with son Ivan Norton and family. Telephone service opportunity and directory listing by Iowa Continental Telephone Company. Willis Booth started work at the Phillips and Hebner drug store soda fountain. Mrs Pearl Whistler to visit Urbana Illinois with Prof and Mrs W M Wilson. Mrs Augusta Lester returning from Thornburg Otumwa with Pringle family. Shirley Jean Pringle operated on for ear infection two weeks ago and is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Booth
Phillips and Hebner Drug Store
Augusta Lester
Thornburg
Mrs
Burl Pringle
Standing of Clubs In Major Leagues
Bowling standings note games today with matchups St. Louis at Cleveland Chicago at Detroit Boston at Washington New York at Philadelphia reflecting the major leagues slate of games and team pairings for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Ceersmneneee Sorrells Ational
Sorrell
Custe
Mpcahill
Lemmon
St Louis
Martin
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Peters
Cincinnati
Peters Es
K. Smith
Johnson
Gilmore
Goodwin
McIntosh
Antonoff
Picken
Judge Siegers to Hold District Court Session
Judge P. J. Siegers of Newton will be in Washington Thursday April 24 for a brief session of the March term of the county district court. The day will be devoted to miscellaneous matters with no special hearings set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Siegers
Newton
Washington
Washington County
R. R. Noonan
District Court
Birthday Observances Mixed With City Traffic Ordinance
Mrs. Charlotte Dunlap of Kalona celebrated her 7th birthday with family visits in Washington. The page also details Ordinance No. 237 designating parts of streets as through highways and stop intersections with traffic rules and school stop sign times in Washington Iowa.
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Charlotte Dunlap
Kalona
Glee Dunlap
Vere Davis
BK. F. Marsh
Keota
Bess Adams
Iowa City
Washington
City OF
Iowa
Madison Street
Washington Street
South Avenue
South Second Avenue
West Washington Street
Virginia’s population led the fledgling United States
The state of Virginia, with about 568000 residents, ranked as the most populous when the United States was first formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
United States
Wallace Beery stars as Robin Hood of the Rio Grande in The Bad Man
Wallace Beery stars as Pancho Lopez in The Bad Man opening Wednesday at the State Theatre. Lionel Barrymore and Laraine Day co star with Ronald Reagan in a filmed on location western set near Gallup New Mexico. The tale follows a bandit noble outlaw who helps a rancher and faces a crooked banker amid sweeping scenery and comic moments.
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Wallace Berry
Robin Hood of
Robin Hood
the Rio Grande
Lione, Barrymore
Laraine Day
Ronald Reagan
Gallup
New Mexico
Wallace Beery
Pancho Lopez
State Theatre
Viva Villas
Lionel Barrymore
Lopez
Beery
Warrymore
Henry
Knute Rockne
Nvydia Westman
Tom Conway
Henry Travers
Chill Wills
Chris+Pin Martin
Charles Stevens
Richard Thorpe
Mexico
Lorraine Day
Washington Iowa adopts stop rule near Lincoln School
City ordinance requires portable stop signs at intersections during school hours at Lincoln School area. Crews will install and remove signs on specified times, with penalties up to 100 dollars. Also Ordinance No 238 restricts parking of heavy vehicles on certain Washington streets with fines and repeal of conflicting laws. Passed April 21, 1941.
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Elm Grove Road
South
Iowa Avenue
North 7Th Avenue
East 3Rd Street
North 4Th Street
East Third Street
Wasford Street
West 7Th Street
North Iowa Avenue
West Main Street
East 9Th Street
North 2Nd Avenue
Stewart
South 4Th Avenue
East Jackson Street
Lincoln School
City
Washington
Iowa
Madison Street
South Second Avenue
Second Avenue
Washington Street
East Second Street
North Second Avenue
East Washington Street
Cation as Provided by Law Attest KR Lytle
Formal notice states that the record is attested by KR Lytle and cites legal authorization. The brief text indicates a lawful certification or oath with official stamping or signing authority.
Crocodile Tears Legend Described as Insincere Grief
An explanation of the phrase crocodile tears notes it stems from the legend of crocodiles crying while devouring prey, illustrating insincere sorrow. The tale links tears to predatory deception rather than genuine emotion.
Children to Enter Kindergarten Given Party by Teacher
A kindergarten class and mothers attended a party at the Columbus Junction grade school hosted by teacher Marjorie McKenna. Other items note Charles Shellabarger's upcoming 86th birthday, Mrs. M. A. Davidson visiting in Sioux City, and local residents called to service with active duty updates.
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Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Marjorie McKenna
Charles B. Shellabarger
Fredonia
Grandview Township
Thomas B
Matilda Shellabarger
M. A. Davidson
Sioux City
J. M. Marshall
G. CC. McDonald
Patricia
Joan
Detroit
Mich
KE. R. Mitchell
Iowa City
Craig Huston
J. H. Huston
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Dolman Party Visits Brookhart Relatives Here
Mrs. C. B. Dolman and niece Helen Brookhart from Pocatello Idaho arrive with Mrs. Don Kyle and son Bobby from Kalamazoo Michigan. They traveled from Chicago and Detroit and will stay two weeks with Mrs. Myrtle Poole and Mr. and Mrs. W S Kyle. Dolman and Brookhart plan a week with Brookhart relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Dolman
Helen Brookhart
Pocatello
Idaho
Don Kyle
Bobby
Kalamazoo
Mich
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Sidwell
The
Sidwell Ice Cream Co
Wolf Floral CO
Evan Evans
Crawordsville
Lyle Zehr
Maribelle
la Magdefrau
Wayland
Floyd Green
George Klett
Rubin
Reister Bros
Maggie Foster
Ilona City
Hiland Palace
Thurs
D. M. Bridges
Marion Bridges
L. Rouse
Dutch Market Baptist Church
Mrs. LeRoy Pratt
Moines
Mr. Pratt
Hazel Stewart Alberson
Madison
Wisc
University
Ater
Mr. and
Fred L. Stewart
John Custer
Hesseltine
Ottama
Kur Pagitt
P. Masonic Temple
Mrs. L. B. Luithly
Rubio
Presbyterian Church
I. J. Norton
Muscatine
Ivan Norton
Iowa Continental Telephone Company
Pearl Whistler
Urbana
Ill
W. M. Wilson
Food News
del Monte
Farmers’ Co-operative Store
Sovereign Scroll
Independent Refiners Service Corporation
Washington Oil Company
B. F. Bostwick, Jr
R. J. Tanner
S. W. Easter
P. F. Whitler
Keokuk
William Sitler
Mingo
Jack Ross
Sherrill
Ross
Mrs. Sitler
Howard Sitler
Southwest
Brownsville
Texas
California
Jews City
Standard Oil Dealer
Dan Brindley
Tom Stewart
Clarence Klepfer
Claire Tray
Don W. Dyson
George Birney, Jr
Frank Dea
Bill Putnam
Howard Coakley
Don Woods
L. Jugenheimer
LeRoy Jugenheimer
James Smizer
Paris
Sam Smizer
Smizer
Neiswanger Monument
T. G. Lee
Wilson Putnam
al Brown
M. P.miller
H. M. Eicher
Walter Fitchner
Brighton
Howard Hazen
West Harrison Street
Southtown Avenue
R. L. Aytlee
W. H. Fulton
KR. L. Lytle
Doorbuster
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