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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1928

Page

5

Quieting Title Suit in Washington County Iowa

District Court action filed by Joseph Laney against numerous defendants to quiet title to the NW quarter of the SW quarter of Section 30, Township 77 N, Range 6 W, describing disputed claims and unknown claimants. The petition seeks fee simple ownership and relief barring adversarial claims. Defendants are notified to appear before the second day of the next term.

Mathew Clear Nehemiah Tunis Mathew Clair Mathew Clare John Labager John Laubauger John Lohberger J. Lohberger Joseph Lohberger Mary E. Lohberger Wenzel Kucera Barbara Kucera Frank Kh. Duwa Margaret Duwa Loletta Duwa Maudesta Duwa Modesta Duwa John Lohbarger Leonard Elias Washington County Iowa Joseph Laney

Lodges nt Washington Chapter No 98 O B S

Regular meeting scheduled for the second Thursday night of each month. Officers Alice Meek W M and Della McBride Secretary. Visiting members are welcome.

Washington Washington Lodge A. F A. M D. L. Carbaugh W. M A. W. Yard

Westbound and Eastbound Train Schedules Listed

Railway Time Table for DM ST P & P R R Co shows No 8 Local Passenger at 9 09 am westbound and No 25 Southwest Limited at 12 58 am with No 91 Local Freight on Tue Thu Sat at 12 15 pm. Eastbound runs No 16 Southwest Limited at 12 58 am and No 8 Local Passenger at 6 32 pm with No 92 Local Freight at 10 51 am on Mon Wed Fri. All passenger trains daily.

Southwest Limited W. C. Bell CG. Rf. & P. Sain Oo Aclace State Limited Ewe Golden State Limited California Knoxville H. W. Russel B. & Q Arriv C. McKay

District Court Commences September Fourth 1928

The district court session begins on September 4 1928 at the Court House in Washington Iowa. Default will be entered against you and judgment and decree rendered thereon.

District Court Court House Washington Washington County Iowa

Brighton News Roundup of Families and Local Events

Brighton items note visits by Phillips Crumrine and Horton families, travels by auto to Buckhannon Chicago and Kansas City, a Wayland homecoming band sendoff, school and store news, tonsil surgery in Fairfield, and local gatherings from August in this district. Several relatives travel between Davenport Chicago Washington Fairfield and Wellman.

Fairfield notes include visiting kin and local moves

The week brings several visitors and moves in Fairfield. George Whisler from Kansas City visited his mother Mrs Eliza Whisler. Frank Mconahey and daughter from Spokane visited with his mother. The Koch family moves from Le Mars to east Brighton with new coach duties assigned. Baker Moore relocates to Cedar Rapids then Ohio. The Hoopers and other locals hosted guests from Oskaloosa Burlington Marshalltown and Des Moines area.

Fairfield George Whisler Kansas City Rock Island Eliza Whisler Frank Mconahey Frances Braden Spokane Wash D. F. Berry George McConahey Ray Conrad Jess Berry Kate Snyder Des Moines the Lakes H. L. Gordon Kirksville K. B. Koch le Mars Clara Hoover East Brighton Koch Frank Hoover Oskaloosa Tom Hoover Baker Moore Cedar Rapids Ohio Howard Johnson Clifford Burlington R. S. Wikoff R. C. Bartlett

Community Club Meets at Mrs Davis Home

WYMAN Iowa notices report the Community club gathering at Mrs Joe Davis's home on Wednesday afternoon. Local residents note many attended the Columbus Junction fair this week and several families are hosting visitors from nearby towns.

Prairie Flower threshing scene and community notices

The Prairie Flower threshing crew operated at the Lloyd Turnipseed farm with local residents helping cook for the threshers. Community events include the Prairie Flower Mission Circle meeting and plans for a chautauqua camp with Edith Carris as chaperon. Local residents attend fairs and a drum corps travels to Kirksville for an Osteopathic convention.

Washington, Rh Prarie Flower Threshing Klan Lloyd Turnipseed P. M. Phillips Arnold Evangeline Scott Roy Teets Farm A. Munson Munson Washington Kirksville Prairie Flower Mission Circle Chautauqua Edith Carris Prairie Flower School House Votruba of Kalona Harry Pittenhouse Had Huber Clara Huber

LONG AGO Marriages noted in 1871 Washington Press

A compiled notice from 1871 lists marriages in various locations including Horatio Benn and Amanda Jerman in this county, Henry O Wheeler and Lizzie L Martin in Brooklyn, plus other unions in Des Moines and at different residences with editor notes and playful asides about gifts and anniversaries.

Italian street musicians entertain Washington crowd

Four young travelers with two harps and two violins toured the city playing refined instrumental music and a popular song by the youngest. They collected nickels from passersby and left readers hopeful the artists will return, noting Washington’s friendly stance toward street music.

Washington

Charley Stewart’s Team Involved in Major Injury Incident

Charley Stewart’s team race ended in a severe injury to Fred Weodwright who was thrown out. Weodwright suffered both legs broken a deep eight inch bone wound and a long cut. Drs Rousseau and Clapp treated the wounds.

Charley Stewart Fred Weodwright Wasi Drs. Rousseau Clapp

Miss Axtle and Davis Open VarIety Store at Corette’s Corner

Miss Margaret Axtle and Callie Davis plan to open a variety store on September 1 in the corner room of Corette's under the firm name M. J. Axel and Co. The business fraternity is expected to give them a warm welcome.

Margaret Axtle Callie Davis Corette’s Black M. J. Axel and Co Busines

Law Adoption Targets Hired Help For Fifty Cent Charge

A historical notice notes a man who enacted a law to collect money from his hired girl by charging her 50 cents. The brief item outlines the legal mechanism and the resulting financial claim.

Turners Postpone Picnic Hold Grand Ball at Corette's Hall

The weather prompted postponement of a planned picnic but a grand ball was held at Corette's Hall in the evening. Mr William Wilson Jr and family are to visit Pennsylvania this week.

J. B. Humphreys E. V. Humphreys Wayland R. L. Amsberry J. R. Reese Ray Huston Nebraska W . Huston Carl Atkinson Neil Kracaw Clarence Brown Wayne Kroph Fargo N. D Fred Kloppenstein Philip Washington Roy Fletcher H. Gipple J. ©. Cannon Sam Kepler Winfield Corette's Hall William Wilson Jr Pennsylvania

Morris and Mayer Return as Railroad Clog Persists

Mr. Morris of the New York store and Sean Mayer are at home again as the railroad remains clogged with their goods. Judge Lewis has gone prospecting in Kansas near Ft. Scott. Col Palmer Will Glasgow and Jas Dick started yesterday overland for the same region and will be gone about a month.

Mr. Morris New York Sean Mayer Judge Lewis Kansas Ft. Scott Col. Palmer Will Glasgow Jas

Chilcote Pharmacist Attends 19th A PA Meeting in St Louis

Mr William Cook of Chilcote and Cook travels to St Louis for the 19th annual meeting of the American Pharmaceutical Association on the 12th inst. He is known as a careful compounder of prescriptions.

Wm. Cook Chilcote Cook St. Louisj American Pharmaceutical Association William

Hints at meeting to aid services plus wedding flurry

The report notes H. O. Wheeler and bride expected this week while Rich and his bride due next week. Dave Hess travels to New York to meet them and his father. A Sunday saloon brawl in the town’s west end lasted from 2 to 10 p.m. leaving several men bruised and cut.

H. O. Wheeler, Esq Rich Dave Hess New York

Fisherman Dewey Coffman Hero Of Flagg Island Muskellunge Catch

Mrs. Dewey Coffman reports on August 1 in Flagg Island Summer Resort Minnesota that Dewey Coffman hooked and landed a forty five pound muskellunge after almost an hour fight. The fish required hammering to subdue and will be mounted for display in Mr. Coffman’s Chicago office.

Keota EB. C. Cottman Dewey Coftman Flagg Island Minnesota Mr. Coffman

Recta Pastor Marries Keeta in August Ceremony

Rev Virgil Nalley of the Lees Church of Christ wed Miss Myrtle Nye of Blockton Iowa on August 11 at the bride’s home. The ceremony was performed by Rev M Warren of Ardmore Oklahoma and the couple left for a honeymoon trip to visit Nalley relatives.

Keeta Virgil Nalley Lees) Church of Christ Mise Myrtle Nye Blockton Towa M. Warren Ardmore Oklahoma Rey Netlay

Nalley Couple To Live In Oklahoma Parsonage

The bride and Rev. Nalley will spend the winter in Oklahoma and be at home in the local Christian parsonage after August 24.

Nalley Oklahoma Rev. Nalley

Drowning at Mississippi River Mouth in Keokuk

William Campbell age 32 a Black man drowned in the Mississippi River at Keokuk Saturday evening while fishing at the mouth of the city sewer.

Keokuk William Campbell Mississippi

Banking official arrested in campaign fund charge

Ottumwa reports state superintendent of banking L A Andrew was arrested Saturday evening for soliciting campaign funds from bankers for Governor Hammill before the June primary. Ed Hochreiter, a Farmers and Merchants bank stockholder, signed the information. Andrew posted bond to appear Thursday. the charge mirrors the earlier June Des Moines case, which was dismissed.

Ottumwa L. A. Andrew Hammill Ed Hochreiter Farmers and Merchants Bank Andrew Des Moines

Federal arraignments eyed for three in narcotic raid

Sioux City report says Dr. August Anderson Felda Griffin and JL Martin were held for federal court arraignment after a Saturday raid that netted fifty arrests. Raymond Burns a city employee shot and killed himself while waiting with officers to identify a suspected dope peddler.

Sioux Ity August Anderson Felda Griffin JL. Martin Raymond Burns

Des Moines Woman Killed in Indianola Area Crash

Mrs. Alice Ruge, 35, of Des Moines, was fatally injured when struck by a car driven by Harry Ells ten miles south of Indianola. She had dropped her purse from a vehicle and stepped onto the road to retrieve it. Ruge’s body was taken to Davenport for burial.

Des Moines Alice Ruge Harry Ells Indianola Ruge Ellis Davenport

Ackerman Killed In Interurban Collision Near Des Moines

The body of 22 year old George Ackerman was taken to Wellsboro Iowa for burial after a car crash with a Fort Dodge Des Moines and Southern interurban. He died in a Des Moines hospital hours after the collision near Saylor.

Des Moines George Ackerman Fort Dodge Wellsboro Ackerman Saylor

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