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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1931

Page

5

Maxwell Family Reunion At Whiteman Home Illinois

The sixty fourth Maxwell family reunion gathered August twenty seventh at J Y Whiteman home near Gulf Port Illinois with seventy members present. Attendees hailed from Iowa Washington Columbus City Winfield and other towns. Officers elected for next year include Joe Johnston president Delbert Maxwell vice president and Gerald Rhea secretary.

Crawfordsville Maxwell J. Y. Whiteman Fast Joe Johnston Delbert Maxwell Gerald Rhea Lee Lease Margaret Sehmitt Joe Easter Clint Rhea Gerald Frank Maxwell

Cotter Consolidated to Open with Noted Teachers

In Columbus Junction on August 34 the Cotter Consolidated school will begin with H. E. Rogers as superintendent and science head, Irene Thomas as principal, H. R. Hollander overseeing manual training, mathematics and coaching, and teachers Violet Duncan Margaret Faris and Frances Alsip covering grades. The article also notes upcoming Tri-County Older Boys and Girls conference plans in Muscatine on November 27-28 with speakers from Des Moines, Grinnell, and beyond.

Columbus Junction Cotter Consolidated School H. E. Rogers Irene Thomas H. R. Hollander Violet Duncan Margaret Faris Frances Alsip Muscatine Louisa Cedar Des Moines L. Shipman Burke Cc. H. Nollen Grinnell Grinnell College Rehbekah Lodge Edgar Rabenold J. A. Green H. T. Jones Stanley Jones Robert Harriet Poster Hamline Wash Jones and Boyd W. G. Roberts Towa Nebraska Jotn Dailey Patavia Mae Went Conesville Voda Kolie Wansis City Frank Hopkins Frank Edmondson

Think It Over in Free Countries vs Despotic States

Statement contrasts freedom and suffering noting clamor in free nations and quiet endurance in despotic regimes, reflecting on societal responses to hardship and authority. It underscores a skeptical view of political power and public sentiment across governance systems.

Local Social Notes From Washington Rural Route

Ed Simmering and family host visits from Aug 28 to Sept the 13th with relatives and friends from Muscatine and Kewaunee. Ed buys a Chevrolet last week. Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid outlines chicken dinner plans for the Y M C A building in September.

Joe Simmering Norman Ed Simmering Miss Schockley Muscatine Kewaunee Ellis Shields Ward McCutcheon Ed Mayhew Ray Linder Ottumwa J. F. Linder Wellman Norman Baker Pleasant Hill Dave Edwards Red Ititey Rodney Kephart Virginia Donne Bell Hol Simmering W. E. Gipple Columbus Junction Roy Kephart Virginia Wna Donnaell Glen Pratt Margaret Pratt Howard Wittiig Clara Howard Caldwell Karl Kephart Bertha Beatrice

Sunset Park Picnic and Family Gatherings Report

Route Six notes social activities including a picnic in Sunset Park attended by Mr. and Mrs. Booth Velma and others, Wayne and Richard Knupp visiting Mildred Shebeck’s family, Armour Griges’ relatives at supper, and the Fishburn reunion in Sunset Park. Additional visits included Orville and D C Griggs families and Lawrence Howell’s group.

M. &. Booth Velma Sunset Park Wayne Richard Knupp Mildred Shebeck Armour Griges Dad Orville Griggs D. C. Griggs Stanley Fishburn Fishburn Val Fuhr Chick Jack Lawrence Howell John Shebecks W. A. Phillips

Local social and school notices from Glenn Knapps area

Neighbors attend events and rotate duties including Bethel school reopening August 31 and Wyestone teaching. Local families hosted relatives, visited fairs in Crawfordsville and Des Moines, with students and beginners named. Wilma Kerr visited Iowa City, Oneila Griggs leaves for Lupton school.

Glenn Knapps Velma Booth Val Fuhr Jack Am Munsons Alvin Shebeck George Jarrards Dwight Booth Des Moines iHenry — Berdos Washington Oneila Griggs Lupton Iowa Clayde Knapp Jackson

Glimpse of Europe with Nova Scotia and New Brunswick

A vivid fragment describes a travel frame from New York to Boston highlighting a miniature Europe in a frame of lakes mountains and forests. It mentions French and English scenes kilts bagpipes fishing villages Evangeline memorials and gay recreation resorts across Nova Scotia New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.

New York Boston Europe France England Evangeline Nova Scotia New Brunswick Prince Edward Island Exchange

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