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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1943
Page
5
A reader argues that the 1944 election should focus on government growth and its costs. The piece condemns bureaucrats, warns against endless terms for the president, and urges less government interference to protect liberty and national welfare.
Two Nazis mock a passerby and mistake Hitler for a fellow on the street in Berlin. A soprano wannabe, Tosca Gotterdammertung, asks a piano professor for an audition. the pianist flees the room after her chorus exposes a harsh tone. A marginal yarn about clothing ends with a punchline on the origin of a suit’s components.
Notice in the District Court of the United States Southern Division of Iowa regarding Edward J. Havel bankrupt. He has redeemed property by paying its appraised value into court and filed a petition for discharge. creditors and interested parties are notified of the time to file objections.
The order fixes September 24, 1943 as the last day to file objections to the discharge of the bankrupt. Dated August 23, 1943, by Theodore B. Bailey Conciliation Commissioner Washington County Iowa.
Rosary services will be held this evening at 8 30 for Anthony Drish of Peoria Illinois at his father Joseph Drishs home in Brighton Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning at 9 o clock at the Drish home Burial will be at St Joseph cemetery East Pleasant Plain Anthony Drish son of Joseph L and Tokel Bisky Drish was born August 25 1906 near Brighton Since 1935 he has
A M. and St. L. railroad employee in Peoria died after his body was found on the Farmington Illinois railroad tracks. His family includes father three brothers and five sisters with several residing in Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa. One brother George and his mother are deceased.
The McClelland family extends thanks for the many kind acts during their recent bereavement. Mr and Mrs Keith McClelland and Beverly gratefully acknowledge the sympathy shown.
List your needs and garden surpluses with the OCD and you will be given help in making proper contacts. Telephone S80.
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