Review of the Week's News Highlights from Washington Area
A long roundup details residents traveling to California and the west for winter, visits and returns to Iowa universities, family gatherings for Thanksgiving, and local relocations. It notes Mrs. Robert Acheson leaving for Covina with the Cleggs, and many returning to studies or homes across Des Moines, Davenport, Ottumwa, and Keota. It mentions deaths and health updates, relocations of Nemmers and Murdocks, and a college basketball note on Bob Noonan.
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Robert Acheson
James Clegg
Ainsworth
Covina
Calif
West
Swift couple visit Chicago kin for belated Thanksgiving
Mr and Mrs Robert Swift traveled to Chicago last weekend to visit Mrs Swift's parents Mr and Mrs Robert Uhfeil. A belated Thanksgiving dinner was held there Sunday. Mrs George Havel and Nancy, Mrs Robert Fountain and Judith and Leona Kos returned Sunday evening after time with relatives in LeMars and Meridan. The women are sisters.
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George Baker
Stuart
Fla
H. R. Sitler
Florida
Robert Swift
Chicago
George Havel
Nancy
Robert Fountain
Judith
Leona Kos
LeMars
Meridan
Electrically Operated Feed Handling in Washington County
A pictorial feature in Country Gentleman magazine's December issue highlights an electrically operated feed handling arrangement at the George Horn farm in Washington County. The article showcases the system's components and practical farm use.
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George Horn
Washington County
Country Gentleman Magazine
Washington Demons Reserve Seats For Home Games
The school athletic department announced a new system for reserving seats for seven Washington high school Little Six basketball home conference games. Reserved seats go to season ticket holders and can be bought from E. G. Hummer at the Sport Shop for 4.25. The article also notes various local notices and a Japan land statistic of 19 percent agricultural land from 91 million acres.
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Washington High School
Demons
E. G. Hummer
Moline Junior College
Winfield
Washington
Mt. Pleasant
Ward Shafter gets eight years for manslaughter in Richardson case
Ward Shafter, driver of the car in which Verne Richardson was killed last summer, was sentenced to eight years at Fort Madison after conviction on manslaughter. An appeal to the Supreme Court has been made. Richard Young, a former Washington resident, died after a shotgun mishap in Allison Iowa.
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Washington
Brighton Road
Sandy Hook Hill
Coffee Club
Ward Shafter
Verne Richardson
Fort Madison
Supreme Court
Richard Young
Allison
Iowa
Young
James Young
Harold Thomassen
Harold
Warner
Court House
Deaths of the Week and funerals announced
Graveside services for Jerry Lee Waite will be held at Ainsworth cemetery Wednesday for the son of Leslie and Lavenia Waite who died in Harrisburg Illinois. News reached Washington of the death of Mrs Addie Caviness formerly of this city who died in Ottumwa. Funeral for Mrs George Yeager of Crawfordsville is set for Tuesday November 29 at Sherman funeral home with burial in Crawfordsville cemetery.
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Claude McCoy
Crawfordsville
Chicago
Hotel Sherman
Dallas Chamberlin
Eileen Hammen
Daryl Barham
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ottumwa
Don Custer
Ainsworth
Ainsworth Cemetery
Jerry Lee Waite
Leslie and
Lavenia Jolly Waite
Harrisburg
Ill
Washington
Addie Caviness
George Yeager
Sherman Funeral Home
Clifford Ott
Mrs Shields of Hastings Dies After Illness
Mrs. John P. Shields, member of a pioneer Washington family, died Monday at her Hastings on Hudson home after a recent period of good health followed by a stroke. Committal services will be Cecil Rogers Shields was born in Washington to Frank and Olive Rogers. Her father ran a Washington bus service with two buses named Vera and Cecil honoring his daughters.
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Jack Shields
New York
John P. Shields
Washington
Hastings
Hudson
New York State
Man dies from accidental abdominal shotgun wound
Richard Young, 37, formerly of Washington, died in Charles City hospital after an abdominal shotgun wound suffered Tuesday night. Henry Albert Engle, 75, longtime Washington county resident, killed himself at his Crawfordsville home after slashing wrists and neck with a razor, ending years of poor health.
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Richard Young
Washington
Charles City Hospital
Henry Albert Engle
Washington County
Crawfordsville
Mr. Engle
Local Residents Die Following Illness and Stroke
Eric H. Ginkens a resident of the Ainsworth community died at University hospital in Iowa City this morning at 7 o clock after a period of illness. Anna Mary Haynes aged 82 of Washington and Crawfordsville died early today in a Burlington hospital after suffering a stroke on Saturday evening while living with her son David Haynes in Burlington.
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Eric H. Ginkens
Ainsworth
University Hospital
Iowa City
Anna Mary Haynes
Washington
Crawfordsville
Burlington
Mrs Barbara Roth Graber of Wayland dies at 74
Mrs Barbara Roth Graber 74 of Wayland died at her home Wednesday afternoon after about a week long illness. Funeral services will be Friday at 1:30 p.m. at the Graber home followed by church services at Green Mound church at 2 p.m. Burial at Green Mount Cemetery. Officiating ministers include Rev Elmer Basinger Donaldson Rev Arvel Hughes Trenton and Rev E S Mullett Wayland.
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Wayland
Barbara Roth Graber
Graber
Henry County
Green Mound
Green Mount Cemetery
Kev. Elmer Basinger
Donaldson
Arvel Hughes
Trenton
E. S. Mullett
Hospital Admissions and Births Report
At the hospital admitted Saturday Mrs. L. KF. Harding city medical. Today Ruth Godwin Pleasant Plain medical. Dismissed Sunday Regina Wallace Indiana. Today Elbert Elmore Fairfield Mrs. Chris Swartzendruber Katona. Birth Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Dean Luers Riverside a son at 1 35 p.m.
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L. KF. Harding
City
Ruth Godwin
Pleasant Plain
Regina Wallace
Indiana
Elbert Elmore
Fairfield
Chris Swartzendruber
Katona
Dean Luers
Riverside
Local Births and Medical Updates Across Several Iowa Towns
Yesterday and today reports show several births and medical updates. Notable items include Mr. and Mrs. John Hulme of Wayland welcoming a son at 1 05 p.m. and Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Coon of Columbus Junction with a daughter at 2 22 a.m. Other entries note patients and surgeries in Crawfordsville Keota Brighton and Columbus Junction alongside names Mrs. Henry Engle Mrs. Lee Oliver Mrs. Earl Dickin and Mrs. Theodore Goble and daughter.
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William Singleton
Keota
Lee Oliver
Earl Dickinson
Brighton
Surgical
Theodore Goble
John D. Hulme
Wayland
Hilton Coon
Columbus’ Junction
Nobert Cross
Columbus Junction
Washington Heckler Hardy plants new Oliver store in old Mason site
George Conrad reports Washington gains a new Oliver farm implement dealer in the former Mason Transfer building at Fifth Street and North Fifth Avenue. Also covered are Shoup and Norton license plates capers, local military service moves, and a memory reel of 20 years ago community events, births, weddings, and local business changes in Washington.
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George Conrad
John Deere
Washington
Oliver Farm Implement
Mason Transfer Company
Hast Fifth Street
North
Fifth Avenue
Rummage Sale Disappearing Baby Buggy Sparks Lawsuit
Presbyterian ladies held a rummage sale in the room east of the Town Gas and Electric company on Friday. A baby buggy parked outside for sale disappeared as sale workers arrived. R n L MacGugin sues George Hobson for 5000 pounds damages for personal injury.
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Presbyterian
Town Gas and Electric Company
Family births and arrivals noted across several towns
Riverside to Washington and Wayland report newborns and arrivals. Mrs Henry Godwin and son in Riverside. Mrs William Jones and Columbus Junction family. Mr and Mrs Dale Dodds in Washington. Mr and Mrs Doris H Freeman in Wayland with their son born at 7 50 this morning.
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Riverside
Henry Godwin
Washington
William Jones
Columbus Junction
Dale Dodds
UN Son
Doris H. Freeman
Wayland
Son
Ortus Adams to Shine Shoes at Hotel Allen Parlor
Ortus Adams will personally tend to cleaning and shining ladies and children's shoes at the Hotel Allen parlor. He later became a well known physician. The Baptist church plans to dedicate its newly remodeled church on Sunday with Ada Jenkins providing an organ prelude. Dave Eicher sang at services yesterday and visited with his brother Henry Eicher. Capt J J Kelloggs reports Co D will receive pay and mileage from the U S government for time in Des Moines before enlistment, plus ration allowance. Ed Page and Lisle Moreheus are among the first to file claims via Kellogg agency, now recognized by the department.
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Dave Eicher
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War Department
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