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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1935

Page

2

Keota Eagle marks 60th anniversary and local notices

The Keota Eagle observes its 60th anniversary with a community club talk by I. Rothschild on The Jews' Contribute to Civilization at Keota High School assembly. Local notes include residents moving addresses, shop reopenings, and social visits from Kalona to Richland and Wellman.

Keota I. Rothschild Keota High 1 Gibson’s B. D. Til Leo Bruty Yes West Westadison Street PD. F. Macon Towa Meyer Shoe Fairfield Carl Meyer Meyer Burn

Wellston District Local News Highlights

Local notes from Wellston District describe families visiting relatives in nearby towns for Thanksgiving and Christmas events. Several households, including the Pauly, Moeller, Dawsons, Lemleys, Warnocks, Chorpennings, Schaffers, and Andersons, hosted or visited kin during the holiday period.

Edd Stoutner Wellston B. J. Pauly Rome Ft. Madison Joeome Stacy Moeller Harry Moeller Marion Myr Lemley Mary June Woody Daw Harriet Warnock Woody Dawsons Earl Chorpenny Harry Anderson Walter Wilson Lloyd Allen Schaffers Dan Boon Phyllis Jean Karl Chorpen

Hospital Discharges At Washington County Hospital

Howard Custer was discharged to his Packwood home this morning and Mrs. Frank Knight left the hospital after a day of medical treatment.

Howard Custer Washington County Packwood Frank Knight

Richland Couple Injured in North Richland Accident

Mr and Mrs John Shirkey were hurt when their car struck a road grader two miles north of Richland on December 4. Mrs Shirkey broke a leg while Mr Shirkey suffered chest and jaw injuries and dental damage. They were taken to Fairfield hospital for treatment.

C. A. Neville Richland John Shirkey Swinney M. E A. C. Roach Roak

Amboy social visitors and family gatherings noted

Dr G W Lorfeld of Davenport Professor Jamison of De Kalb University and Larry Hanson of Rock Island visited at the Wm H Brown home in Amboy. The Browns and Edward hosted a six o'clock dinner at Joe Schlatter's Crawfordsville home. A new daughter Shirley Ann weighed seven pounds. Bruce Pearson stayed with Edward Brown. The L G Roberts and Everette Roberta couples attended. Earl White and family were dinner guests at D W Griffiths. The W P Roberts and Hugh of Cotter also visited.

Jean White Amboy G. W. Lorfeld Davenport Professor Jamison de Kalb University Illinois Larry Hanson Rock Island Ill Wm. H. Brown Will Brown Edward Joe Schlatter Crawfordsville Glen Davis Shirley Ann Bruce Pearson Edward Brown L. G. Roberts Everette Roberta Earl White D. W. Griffiths W. P. Roberts Hugh of

Nevada Eyes Roosevelt Vote and Silver Boom

A Reno letter reports Nevada will back Roosevelt next year and notes a new state income tax despite tax-friendlier rhetoric. It describes silver prices rising under New Deal policy, divergent views among labor and Republicans, and hints at residency incentives and economic optimism in the state.

Nevada Max Fleischman Santa Barbara Lake Tahoe Reno Chamber of Commerce Roosevelt New Deal William E. Borah Utah Arizona Idaho Montana Colorado New Mexico University of Nevada W. S. Palmer University Mackay School of Mines Palmer Robert Cubbon Union Hall Townsend C. W. F Parrington Roy A. Hardy Oddie Fallon Northwest

Coppock Roads Spur Local Frustration and Commerce Hope

In Coppock and Washington County a letter from Mrs. Gleede Dold laments poor Washington Coppo ck road conditions harming travel and Christmas trade. She notes dragouts, mud, and bad bridges, urges Chamber of Commerce action, and cites a 2:10 PM to 5 PM 40 mile trip with tire and chain damage.

Gleede Dold Coppock Board of Supervisors Washington County Washington-Coppock Washington Copock Ainsworth Olds Wayland Home Mt. Pleasant Burlington Chamber of Commerce of Peoria Joe Ricks Ill John Ricks Rev. Harper Mr. Moore L. Johnson Clifford Carter Carol Benson Joe Paule Wolfe

Local Family News Highlights From Columbus Junction Area

Thanksgiving visits mark a quiet week with the Hunt and Rahmiller families in Columbus Junction. Hazel and Moore households hosted guests while others from the community traveled to Washington for Santa Claus day and relatives gathered over the weekend.

D. W Griffiths Lee Hunt Will Rahmiller Hazel Columbus Junction Roy Moore Washington Will Rabmiller Lee Hunts Fayette McConnell Roberts Bros Roy Whiteman

Lamp Event At Scott Store Promises Free Aladdin Lamp

A special lamp event at the Scott store will crown a winner with a free Aladdin lamp tomorrow at 9 00 PM. The management announced the drawing to occur during tomorrow evening's event, drawing widespread interest.

Scott Store Scott

Honor Students in Wyman Named

The honor roll for this six weeks lists students across grades from first to eighth, with seniors and juniors noted. A weekly school orchestra rehearsal will invite parents to observe practice, encouraging involvement without a set date.

Wyman Wilma Love Dixie Stewart Willard Love Walter Ferguson Loris Davis Donna Hughes Bobby Robertson Donald Davis Robert Humphreys Jean Humphreys Adeline Humphreys Evelyn Johnston Imogene Drinkall Leland Love Norma Mae Davis Kathleen Drinkall Doraine Oldt Ruth Hammond Eloise Davis Ruth Williams Myrna Long Martha Menefee Carlton Holmes Lola Holmes Mildred Davis

Man from Idaho Visits His Nephew at Ferguson Home

Clyde Clemens of Idaho is expected to arrive from Kirkaville Missouri on Tuesday to visit his nephew Earl Ferguson. The trip follows Clemens’ recent time in Kirkaville with his daughter who is undergoing treatment. The item reads as a local society note with several dinner and supper visits among area families.

Man Idaho Ferguson Clarence Hering East Sunset Clyde Clemens Kirkaville Missouri Earl Ferguson Claire Holmes Burlington M. Twinam Will Twinam R. H. Kempfffer Chicago Merle Twinam Leonard Martin Jim Martin Fred Wilson Winfield Ralph Orris Joe Schlatter Max Betty Eddie Widmer Noble Emerson Witting John, Jr George Herzog H. D. Cherryholmes L. A. Cherryholmes P. P. Graber Wilbur Schantg

Hopkins Predicts WPA Program Success for Iowa

Hopkins outlines ongoing and planned WPA projects in Iowa including three sewage plants and a water treatment facility in Council Bluffs part of a 1.216 million dollar PWA portion. Completed works feature Des Moines street paving and Worth county farm-to-market road construction. multiple under construction and soon to start projects list schools, sewage plants, water works, and gas and fire station upgrades with federal grants and local follow ups.

Council Bluffs PWA Hopkins Des Moines Worth County Sibley Marble Rock Waterloo Thornton Mount Ayr Oskaloosa Smithfield Colo Dows Winnebago County Hornick Storm Lake Washington Eldora Webster City Davenport Greenfield Hartley Blakesburg Clarion Numa Hospers Anita Ledyard Schaller New London Donnelson Chariton Humboldt Kensett Bussey Cherokee Page County Town Falls Valley Junction Dubuque Johnson County Sigourney Jones County Court House Alden Allamakee County Sabula North English Cherokee County Ames Wheatland Manilla Massena Lime Springs Stanhope Shueyville Parnell Denison School Tama

Family from Idaho visits Wayland relatives

Idaho visitors Mr. and Mrs. Chriss Grieser from Filer spent two days with relatives in Wayland including Mrs. John Schlatter and Mrs. Elizabeth Kauffman and Will Eicher. They travel next to Dallas to winter with a daughter. Local notes mention hospital stays and gatherings.

Ezra Wittmer Wayland Chriss Grieser Filer Idaho John Schlatter Elizabeth Kauffman W. R. Eicher Dallas Texas Earl Swartzendruber Davenport Will Eicher

Epworth League Rally Set for Sunday in Washington County

Epworth League officers of Washington county convene Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in the Methodist church for a discussion and rally under Burlington District Epworth League cabinet. Harod Bremer acts as chairman with Wendell Creath conducting. The Washington group organization will be formed. 6:30 p.m. service follows under district cabinet. Washington county churches plus Lone Tree North Liberty and Oxford join the group.

Epworth League Washington County Burlington District Harod Bremer Wendell Creath Ottumway Washington Group Weeshington Group al Methodist Lone Tree North Liberty Oxford Johnson County

Notice of Probate of Will in Washington Iowa 1935

The District Court in Washington County Iowa has filed and scheduled the probate of the last will of Frank J Dokes, dated May 31 1928. A hearing will be held December 12 1935 at 9 00 AM at the Court House before the District Court or clerk. Interested persons must appear to contest or support probate. R R Noonan Clerk of District Court.

Frank J Dokes Court House Washington Iowa District Court R. R. Noonan

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