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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1946

Page

6

Community notices and personal updates from Fairfield area

Local column covers housing ideas for shared homes and renovations, residents planning moves, travel to state fairs, weddings and family visits, and a public hearing notice from the Iowa Commerce Commission set for September 12 1946 in Fairfield. Names include Dr. and Mrs. Stutsman Glenn Zaring John Zaring Merrie Doyl Paul and others.

Eldon Selma Douds Iowa Birmingham Fairfield Richland Brighton Verdi Washington Mt. Zion Keosauqua Wapello Davis van Buren Jefferson Keokuk Jefferson County Auditor Iowa State Commerce Commission Carl W. Reed B. M. Richardson David B. Long Geo. L. McCaughan Des Moines

Brighton Schools Set to Open Monday With Faculty Named

Brighton schools will begin September 2 with a listed staff for high school and grades including Sept. Paxson, McAfee principal, Spencer dramatics and English, Ruth Bell commerce, Brooks science athletics, Phipps mathematics, Paxson home economics, Kokesh band and music. Grade staff includes Bennie Cassady principal, Violet Boone, Mrs. Brooks, Mabel Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks of Wayland moved to the Dr. Noel Carter property now owned by Dan Guy. Lois Graffagana and son Dennis visited from Elgin, Illinois. Plan School Reunion for Spring Creek alumni and residents.

Brighton B. H. Paxson J. FE. McAfee Wayne Spencer Ruth Bell Fairfield Charles Brooks Wayland W. R. Phipps K. H. Paxson Lenard Kokesh Washington Bennie

Arrow Coach Lines Applies for Passenger Motor Carrier Certificate

Notice from the Iowa State Commerce Commission announces that Robert A. Galpin and Adrian Muillhouser, doing business as Arrow Coach Lines of Ottumwa Iowa, have filed for a Certificate of Convenience and Necessity under Chapter 325 to operate as a motor carrier of passengers and a limited amount of service.

Iowa Washington County Robert A. Galpin Adrian Muillhouser Arrow Coach Lines Ottumwa Iowa State Commercce Commission

Highland Center Notes Deloris and Delbert Krotz Visit Milford

Deloris and Delbert Krotz spent last week at the Milford Dook home in Washington. Several from Highland Center attended the Canott-Brown wedding at the Washington Methodist Church. Mr and Mrs Floyd Miartig are proud parents of a baby girl born last Friday. Mr and Mrs Samuel Murphy and son returned home last week.

Doyl Paul Kenneth Richard St Louis Paul James Peacock Mr. Peacock Japan Robert Day Washington Wilbur Day Bertwin Bebe Herbert Campbell Near Ainsworth Chariton August Sodergren Oldy Goldie Bartlett Harold Derby San Francisco Calif Ft. Sheridan Saipan Brighton M. R. Edmondson Columbus Junction N. &. Peiffer Mary Jane Madison Wis Joe Pacha Peiffer Pacia Verle Koch Ross Day Wayne Spencer Des Moines Spencer J. W. Jones Cecil Walker Billy Theodore Willits Glen Willits Eula Mae Coon Highland Center Deloris Delbert Krotz Milford Dook Canott-Brown Washington Methodist Church Floyd Miartig Samuel Murphy

Two Weeks Visit Notes Across States and Local Changes

Monday from a two weeks visit with Mrs Murphy s sister, Mr and Mrs Leo Carson, and Carol yn at Pensacola Florida. Electric service restored for some neighbors. others reconnected Saturday and Monday. Mary Foster, 59, died August 16 in Norman Oklahoma after a stroke April 25. funeral attended in Oklahoma City by family including Kyla Mae Coon and W K Murphy.

Lewis Coon Everette Foster Stockport W. K Murphy William Kyla Mae Coon Oklahoma City Foster Charles Freding Washington Iowa Jesse T. Foster Harold D Nazarenes Church

Funeral services held at Garrison funeral home

Funeral services were held at the Garrison funeral home on August 24 with burial in Sunny Lane cemetery in Oklahoma City.

Garrison Funeral Home Sunny Lane Cemetery Oklahoma City

Mrs. Henry Hinkle Visits Kientz Home in Merrimac

Mrs. Henry Hinkle of Brighton spent several days with her daughter Mrs. Lester Kientz in Merrimac. The community prepares for the Spring Creek school Homecoming reunion set for Sunday September 1. Local residents and relatives, including the Hinkle and Kientz families, joined visits and gatherings across the weekend.

Mrs. Henry Hinkle L. Kientz Lester Kientz Karen Henry Hinkles

Retail costs dominate firms with wages as largest expense

Wages and salaries form the biggest single cost in retailing, typically about half of total operating costs alongside other expenses.

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Mrs. Stutsman Glenn Zaring John Merrie Kankakee, I John Zaring Chicago University I’s Fillmore, R. W Spring Creek Lah Phillips Charles Phillips Joan Willits Billy Horton Harold Brown Harold, Jr Pembine James Morgan Wayne Emery Ft. Collins Colo Lee Emery Verne Landess Caughters Martha Jane Peggy Sue Lou Stacey Landess Raymond Menifee Dickie Morgan West Washington Washington Dairy Carson Nat'l Supt. Paxon Edna S. Crile Dublin Guernsey Vera Dill Cash Brown & Bruty Art Richardson West Main Street E. E. Stutsman William Bruty Marion George Clerka Iowa Avenue Hamilton Beach R. W. Borman Bill Bruty Carl Amrine Clarence Lowe John Wieneke Eva Fang Cedar Rapids Glenn Schafer Jay Schafer Carl Amrines Sorrell West Madison R. G. Wessler Repair Shop East Second St Feed Institute OF Iowa Humble Produce Ramseyers Hatchery Reister Bros LE OF Toyn7
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