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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1933
Page
3
In Austin Texas the 4% rate and extended meetings dominated coverage as the legislature conducted a longest continuous session. Observers noted procedural debates and procedural milestones amid a crowded schedule.
In Crawfordsville on Monday Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Gallagher of Washington worked as tailors in town. Miss Hilda DeValley of Letts Iowa visits at the Eli White home. The Johnson family moved to the EB Davis property near the bank. The Moothart family moved to the Robert McCall house and the W G Robertson family move from Columbus City to fill the vacated Moothart home. Mary Eisele returned from Chicago. The Gormly family and relatives from Fairfield visited Mrs. D. H. Fox and planned longer visits. Virginia Stafford of Washington granddaughter to the Forsiles visits two weeks. Ernest Eisele of Enid Oklahoma visits. Howard Custer family from Packwood spend Monday at the Eisele home. Rev and Mrs E S Hebner on vacation visited Blandinsville Illinois. The Methodist church Mystery Mothers of the Missionary society hosted a picnic at Tourist Park with Miss Ferne Johnson recounting her North Carolina colored school teaching and displaying pictures. Mrs Hebner expressed thanks for the hospitality.
Community members attended the farmers union picnic at the Legion park in Sigourney and a Hayesville celebration. Lillian Kiefer hosted Luella Times, and several families visited relatives in West Point Keota and New Sharon. Funeral services for Lesle Cook were held at Clay church. multiple reunions and visits occurred among the Griener Sheetz Tinnes and related families.
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