Wead Family and Relatives Attend Christmas Visit
Local notes report Mr and Mrs Robert Wead of Stockport visiting here with Mrs Arthur Wead and relatives for Christmas They plan to return later this week Steve Anderson spent Christmas day in Ottumwa Jake Fisher of Wellman conducted business yesterday The Annual White Goods Event opens January first at Penny's with 39 years of growth and value emphasis.
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Robert Wead
Stockport
Arthur Wead
Steve Anderson
Ottumwa
Jake Fisher
Wellman Business
Penney’s
C. FE. Obermany
Rochester
Minn
Abe Obermann
Nita Bh. Law
Davenport
Atty
Henry Neaman
Don Pringle
Charles Mumper
Brighton
Pear; Hamil
Des Moines
Crawfordavi
M. E. Dicken
Besse Jangaly
Eight Automobile Damage Suits Filed With Clerk
A list of civil cases filed includes claims for damages in motor vehicle incidents. Leo Sharp seeks 3750 for personal injuries after an accident in which he was injured. James Chalupa seeks 15454 for personal injuries. Raymond Chalupa sues for 274.50 for car damage and injuries. Tucker versus Daub involves 1676 in damages for property and injuries after a collision on primary road No 1. Carl Schuldt sues Roy Oakes and Clarence Erickson over a collision near Musentius and Nevenwort Sent. 16.
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Tucker
L. J. Kehoe
Wellman
Carl Schuldt
Davenport
Roy Oakes
Clarence
Mrs H E Ward Hosts Reception For Crabb Family Friends
Mrs H J Ward held a reception last evening entertaining friends of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Frank A Crabb of Sioux City. This afternoon she gave a tea for friends of her daughter Charlotte Ward who attends school in Sioux City. About fifty guests attended last evening with Mrs J S McElhinney and Mrs Robert Patterson assisting.
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H. J. Ward
Frank A. Crabb
Sioux City
Charlotte Ward
J. S. McElhinney
Robert Patterson
Property owner and driver face damages claim in Davenport case
Litigation outlines negligence by the Schuldt car driver after a collision. Damages include 82560 for the Schuldt vehicle, 925 for medical costs, and total damages of 10000. Martin TD left of Davenport is attorney for the plaintiff.
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Oakes
Frickson
Schuldt
Martin TD
Davenporths
Hopkins Urges Local Relief Funds For 1935
Federal Emergency Relief administer clears way for 1935 program urging state, county, and city governments to fund aid for chronic dependent individuals unable to work. It would reduce federal relief rolls by about 4 million. remaining workers would get wages on government projects. A separate Iowa matter seeks restitution of 5,776 dollars from Myrtle E. Long, former chiropractic board secretary.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Harry L. Hopins
Des Moines
Myrtle E. Long
State Board of Chiropractic Examiners
Harry Garrett
Lost Nation Bachelor Daniel Devine Found Frozen
Daniel Devine aged 65, a bachelor, was found frozen to death at the rear of his home at 7 30 this morning. He had lived alone since his sister died two years ago, and exposure to the cold weather was believed to be the cause.
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Daniel Devine
Devine
Community notes on New Year's Eve show and local visits
Plan to attend the New Year's Eve Midnight Show at the State Monday night. Several locals return from holiday visits including Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Livesay and daughter Dorothy from Bluford Illinois after icy travel near Pana. Diverse announcements list births, vacations, travels, and visits among residents and nearby towns.
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F. G. Livesay
Dorothy
Dr. Livesay
FP. F. Livesay
Bluford
Pana
Springfield
Heardstown
Anna Pehler
Denver
Herman Pehler
Virginia Cunningham
Perry
Model Boy Senese Confesses in Tavern Keeper Slaying
James Senese, 19, nicknamed model boy, allegedly told Chicago police he killed tavern keeper George Ericksen for 500 dollars and his widow Ann Ericksen. Accomplice Elmer Krueger, 21, is said to have confessed, but Mrs. Ericksen denied involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Senese
Chicago
George Ericksen
Ann Ericksen
Elmer Krueger
Senese
Ram seyer Family Plans January Move to Oskaloosa
Mr and Mrs H W Ram seyer of Oskaloosa former Washington residents will move back mid January. They were in Washington yesterday for a General meeting, with the Fortnightly time changed from 2 30 to 3 o clock at the Presbyterian church. Mrs R H Malin Mrs A H Essley and Dr S P Telford attended Christmas dinner on December 25 at Mrs Malines daughter Mrs B O Newell s home in Columbus Junction. Mr Newell joined them. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Dey and sons from Brighton shopped here yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Ramseyer
Oskaloosa
Washington
General ‘Meeting
Presbyterian Church
R. H. Malin
A. H. Essley
S. P. Telford
Hospital procedures in Washington county
At the hospital Teddy Springman nine years old had his tonsils removed this morning at Washington county hospital. Mrs Nellie White was admitted yesterday evening for medical care at the same institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy Springman
Washington County Hospital
Nellie White
New Year's Eve Midnight Show at the State
Mrs. George McMillan of Rock Island visited this week, formerly Mar Tueri Morrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McMillan
Rock Island
Mar Tueri E Morrett
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Warner Bros
Frederick Reid, Jr
Jos. McElhinney, Jr
Price
McDaniel Druggist
Gupstis
H. E. Ward
Lpded Entertainment
Washer Troner
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Hopkins
Willits Motor CO
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Mace Motor
New Plymouth
Eonomy Oil Co
Murder IN the
the Fox
DELCO
Tucker & Eicher
Mary Finney
Hichard Stewart
Miss Finney
Streator
D P. Macon
Iowa
Tech
EF. Strong
Hillsboro
Emerson Early
Mr. Strong
Dorothy Greiner
Kallee
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Jade
Ade
Oriez & Speer
WM Cooker
Wilson Coal Company
Wisie Long
South Side Square
John Shields & Sons
Padilla
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