Radio program listings and district court notice
Selections of radio schedules for multiple stations followed by a legal notice from the District Court of Washington County Iowa. The list names KDKA KYW WGN WJZ and many others with times and programs such as orchestras, talk shows, and hour markers. The notice warns defendants to appear before the September term or face default and describes a real estate quiet title action in the case of R E Brinning v George W Gatlin et al with the property described and the court's instruction to publish the notice.
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District Court OF
Iowa
Washington County
R. E. Brinning
George W. Gatlin
Georg W. Gatlin
Permelia M. Gatlin
Perniella M. Gatlin
Dempsey Gatlin
B. F. Todd
Elizabeth E. McDill
Elizabeth J. Gatlin
A. H. Patterson
Manty Brown
Manley Brown
J. B. Romig
A. C. Romig
Amanda C. Romig
Jacob Blick
Jacob Blickensdafer
JL. Moreland
Jacob Blickens
Grace Hill
District Court
Washington
Threshing Progress and Local News Roundup
Aug 8 report from Keota centered on threshing activity and local visits. Floyd Green builds a porch and paints, families visit Albert Dayton, and several households pick blackberries near Rubio. George Riordan N barn quarantined for scarlet fever. Albert Pimme sprains leg.
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Edd du Vall
Will Embree
West Chester
John Mayers
Henry Henderson
A. L. Mayer
Homer Mayer
Edd Hotle
John Powell
Darlene
Lioyrd Miller
Betty Jean
Uz. Powell
Keota
Albert Dayton
Mabel
Washington
Harry Green
Wade Ferguson
Grover Wales
Knotts
Albert Pimme
Orchestra concert by WRC in Washington DC
The Washington Red Circle presents a 7:30 program in Washington DC featuring the W. B. A. quartet with a 469.5m to 640ke orchestral setting.
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WRC
Washington, D. C
W. B. & A. Quartet
Brighton Renning Gathering Amid Weather in Iowa
The Koch family held a renning Sunday at Albert Saunders grove near Brighton Iowa as threatening weather drove guests indoors. Attendees included multiple Kochs Mauch Sherman Huson Behrens Werner and others from Mr Pleasant Agency Wayland and Brighton. Also noted is sympathy extended to the Gertz family on the death of Mr Gertz senior who died while visiting his son.
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Jesse Berry
Mediapolis
Colorado
Ruth Schafer
Jesse
Frank Berry
Mary Gowey
Willard Lindauer
DeWitt, Town
N. A
Oscar Knoppe
Beardstown
Iowa City
Harry Wentworth
Small Son
Wentworth
Anderson
Birmingham
Harry
Fort Riley
Kansas
George Patterson
Georgia
Irene
Hampton
Iowa
Brighton
Patterson
Florence Snyder
Tave Snyder
Rk. C. Bartlett
Essex
del Kyle
Star
Clark Tracy
Oskaloosa
Ad McCarty
Luella Wood
Kalona
Mildred Horton
Rob. Edwards
Robert
Betty
Morning Sun
Ira Saunders
G. J. Saunders
Dora Saunders
Nancy McNeil
New London
Lindy
Tracy Fenner
Inlaw
Emma Brian
Cedar Rapids
Ed Crile
L. D. Camp
Chicago
B. V. Gallery
Arispa
Cambria
Camp
Omar Gates
Jennie Frain
Fairbury
Neb
Joe Keegan
Randall Gregn
Ethel
Fairfield
W. O. Schafer
Victor Stacy
J. V. Galbry
J. F. Frain
Carl
Alva Stone
M-Campbell
Charles
Kee Ota
Andy Brianine
Valley
Keokuk
Dale Bidwell
Evelyn
Georgia Bidwell
Tom Morgan
Flaine
Henry Menefee
Crawfordsville
Frank Bell
John
Ollievis
Chauncey Stone
George Lechner
Jane and
Lee
Fred Lechner
Olds
Earl Morgan
Mildred
Margaret
Owen
Katheryn Stone
Stone
Mann
D. J. Kyle
E. S. Beauchamp
Rudolph
Henry Lechner
Madge Keegan
Winfield
Rock Island
Ocean la Grille
Reddick
Davenport
Bruce
Hecre
Rae Haines
Mullen
Frel Genkins
Will Dey
Mt. Pleasant
J. B. Dey
Lydia Madden
Mary Wikoff
R. 8. Wikoff
Aug. U
Koch
Albert Saunders Grove
Jake Koch
Mauch
Lillian
John G. Koch
Clara
Helen
Katheryn
George
Fred Koch
Harriett
Gilbert Sherman
Louise
Grant Huston
Dave Werner
Mr. Pleasant
John Behrens
Ruth
Agency
Ray Ernest
Wayland
Art Koch
Leland
Horton
F. EB. Gertz
Mr. Gertz
Local families hosted over Sunday visit
Mrs. Howard Witting and family along with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kephart and family and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sehneider, Omar Wagner and Louise McCall were entertained. Rev. B. W. Pettit was hosted over Sunday at Edd Chaws.
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Howard Witting
Roy Kephart
Carl Sehneider
Omar Wagner
Louise McCall
B. W. Pettit
Edd Chaws
Southern Expression Riddall Traces Nigger in the Woodpile
The South origin story links the phrase Nigger in the woodpile to slave thefts, as noted in Riddall's Fact Fancy and Fable. The claim frames the expression as implying hidden mischief among enslaved people within southern communities.
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Riddall
South
Forger Commends Competitor as He Mentions Mint
A quote shows a father, the forger of coins, telling his son that their main rival is a rival mint. The line suggests rivalry and cunning in the coin trade described as the principal competitor.
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Ley
Pleasant Hill News Highlights From Local Notes
Pleasant Hill correspondent reports on athletes Fred Fisley and Everett Palmer completing runs this week. A church picnic at Sunset Park follows services with S. Sela and Rev. B. W. Pettit mentioned. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kephart hosted dinner on Sunday.
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Pleasant Hill
Fred Fisley
Everett Palmer
Good Fellowship
S. S.ela
B. W. Pettit
Sunset Park
Earl Kephart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Radio Digest Publishing Co
KPRC
WIP
WLW
WPG
WSAI
WSM
WSMB
WEAF
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Post Dance Orchestra
KFNF
Shenandoah
KHJ
Los Angeles
KMA
KOA
Denver
KPO
San Francisco
Orange Network
KYW
WJZ
Hearst Square
Carnival
Weecco
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WDAF
Kansas City
Sleepy Hall
Ivanhoe Band
New York
Cities Service
WGR
WEFEI
WLIT
WCAE
WTAM
WWJ
WLIB
WOC
WCCO
la France Orchestra
WGP
KSD
WMAQ
The
Moon Magic
Orchestra
WGY
Ww4j
WEBH
Edgewater Beach
WGN
Chicago Tribune
Paul Ash
Sam An’ Henry
Music Room
Schenectady
WHO
Des Moines
WBZ
WBAL
WJR
Philco
WBZA
Bonnie Laddie
WIS
Chicago Daily News
Paula Schlueter
Toher
Wow
Omala
WQIJI
Center
Mabel Horning
Morrison
Servidor
Hote More
Carden
Seane
Rhua Helmick
Rumford
Jesal Dali Baking Pow
Homer Stephen
Apenney
West Side Square
J. C. Penney Co
Jaciel
Theodor
J. C. Penny Company
Jaciel Perfumes, Inc
Marl Kephart
Ver
He As
Betts
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