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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1939

Page

8

State conservation commission overseen by seven part time members

Iowa's conservation commission, created in 1935, governs parks forests lakes and wildlife. It enforces fish and game laws, administers state waters and meandered rivers, and runs 75 state parks and 40 hatcheries among its duties. The May 1940 payroll shows 125 staff with headquarters in Des Moines.

Board of Conservation Fish and Game Commission Onservation Commission Roscoe E. Stewart Ottumwa Republican W. A. Bents Cresco -Democrat R. KE. Garberson Sibley Democrat Addison Parker Des Moines Republican KB. B. Gaunitz Lansing Republican F. J Payneer Cedar Rapids Department of Conservation Director of Conservation Commission L. Hutton Great Lakes Conservation Executive Council State Conservation Commission Mulberry Des Moines

Health resort cures rheumatism at Excelsior Springs

Thousands seek relief from rheumatism arthritis neuritis and muscular diseases through baths drinking waters and rest at Excelsior Springs MO the nation’s health resort. Write for detailed information from the Medical Bureau Hall of Waters Excelsior Springs Box 1010.

Excelsior Springs Medical Bureau Hall OF Waters

No Ship but Plenty to Eat on Ellis Island

The Columbus crew, rescued by the U S cruiser Tuscaloosa after abandoning their scuttled luxury liner, endure a meal hosted at Ellis Island New York City following their rescue from open boats about 400 miles off Virginia.

Columbus Ellis Island New York City U. S Tuscaloosa Virginia

Partition of Real Estate Among Heirs and Trustees

The document outlines a partition action where L. E. Dunlap holds title as trustee. It states the property cannot be divided in kind and must be sold. One referee will conduct the sale with costs and certain fees decreed as a lien on respective shares.

L. E. Dunlap Gladys K. Dunlap

Notice to appear in district court January term 1940

The petition requests payment of receipts from the sale and directs all defendants to appear before noon on January 15 1940 in the district court in Washington Iowa. If no appearance is made default will be entered and judgment decreed as prayed for in the plaintiffs petition. Attorneys T L Brookhart and Richard A Stewart sign the notice.

District Court Washington County Iowa J. M. Bratten L. E. Dunlap W. H. Stephen Washington Loan and Trust Company Washington L. M. Meek F. R. Mauthe Vista Mauthe Glennie Stout Taylor Stout Mary Darnell Delbert Darnell Hazel M. Anthes Jonathan Anthes Merle L. Little Ernest Little Dan Rohrer Hettie R. Lemley Security State Bank Keota Ina Samson Cora Nettie Sampson Louis Merle Samson Irene Samson Charles Samson Lois Martha Conrad Clayton Conrad O. L. Samson James Hunter W. E. Pearson E. L. Stewart John A. Stewart Flora Stewart Nellie L. Tripp Roy Tripp Lena Tripp Clarence Tripp Ella Tripp Harry Palmer Nettie Palmer Floyd Palmer Edith Palmer W. Allen Stewart Alice Reynolds Ralph Stewart Rachel Stewart Maude Statler George Statler Blanche Bell Russell Bell Jessie Stewart Myrtle Pierce E. M. Pierce Fred Stewart Grace Stewart Clara Hamil JT. E. Dunlap Gladys K. Dunlap F. R. Manuthe Cora Nettle Samson Nellie Tripp Blanche Pell St. P. M R. Mauthe T. L. Brookhart Richard A. Stewart

Riverside Posts Progress on New Street Light System

Riverside reports rapid progress on the new street lighting project with underground cable work completed and cement pouring finished. An Iowa Electric crew from Muscatine is assisting with pole wiring and lamp connections as Mayor William Knebel promises lights for Christmas. Oscar A. Coon to hold closing out sale at J. W. Coon estate farm December 26. St Mary’s church choir prepared for Christmas masses with six services at 5 6:30 7 30 and 10. new members added Eva Heitzman Zelda Shebek James Rice Robert Kloppfer Thomas and James Dautremont.

Riverside William Knebel Iowa Electric Muscatine Oscar A. Coon J. W. Coon St. Mary’s Church Eva Heitzman Zelda Shebek James Rice Robert Kloppfer Thomas James Dautremont Dif

St Marys Church Charity Party Draws Crowd at Hall

St Marys church groups held a bingo and card party in St Marys hall with 29 tables of bridge euchre and pinochle. Clement Mottet won high bridge, Mrs Paul Knebel consolation. Mrs A H Pogge high euchre Rita Metz low. Co V Dautremont first pinochle, Mrs John C Dautremont consolation. Committee members received awards. Joseph Knebel chaired. net proceeds about 129 dollars for the church treasury.

St. Mary’s Church St. Mary's Hall Euchre Pinechle Clement Mottet Paul Knebel A. H. Pogge Rita Metz V. Dautremont John C. Dautremont Edward Bushek Roy Kron Harold Kueneman James Dautremont Joseph Knebel

Fire damages Ballard Hall. Mary Davis affected at Fairfield

Locals report a fire at Ballard Hall in Fairfield damaging property. Mary Davis a Parsons College student lost books and clothing. A revival led by A K Harper is set to begin January 7 at the Presbyterian church with a seating plan. Mary Elizabeth McKee and Marian Pugh slated to speak January 12 in a pre district declamatory contest. The Shellbark club held a Christmas party Thursday led by Mrs C E Pierce.

Columbus Junction Mary Davis Parsons College Fairfield Ballard Ball A. K. Harper Presbyterian Church Mary Elizabeth McKee Marian Pugh Shellbark Club C. E. Pierce

Ontario Holstein cow sets production world record

Regisborne Alice Alcarta, a Holstein cow owned by an Ontario farmer, produced 25 460 pounds of milk and 916 pounds of butter in 465 days, setting a new world record for three year old cows.

Regisborne Alice Alcarta Ontario

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