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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1930

Page

9

Desert Moon saga ends in high desert tragedy

The Desert Moon ranch tale chronicles Sam Stanley and housekeeper Mrs. Magin as twin sisters Danielle and Gabrielle arrive. Gabrielle’s murder and Canneziano’s death unfold amid secrets, disguises, and clues. The detective Lynn MacDonald exposes the killer while John clings to Danny’s memory.

Sam Stanley Desert Moon Ranch Mary Magin Danielle Gabrielle Daniel Canneziano Sam John Martha Ollie Ricker Ourse Caufield Lewis Bauermont San Francisco Lynn MacDonald Canneziano Magin Miss MacDonald Nevada Ballermont Canfield Danneziano MacDonald

Wayland Community News and Funeral Notices

Wayland updates include the death of 84 year old Jacob Meyer of Sterling Ohio with funeral in Ohio this Tuesday. David and Ben Meyer travel from Mt Pleasant to attend. Local pupils excel in 6th to 8th grade spelling contests with top performers listed. Numerous visits, travels, and small community notices follow, including a bronze Goodyear plaque awarded to R S Johnston of Johnston Wykert.

Wayland David Ben Meyr Teir Jacob Meyer Sterling Ohio Dave Ben Mt. Pleasant Hannah Roth Chriss Unternaker Mt Pleasant Nebraska Lena McClintie Paul Christine Minehart Ezra Wittmer Velma Stutsman Wilma Neff Betty Sinclair Alice Goldsmith Glenn Rick Rex ‘Evert Maxine Sinlair Jean Schlatter Ruth Meyer Label Bennd Dave Meyer Milford McCreedy Will Stockman Washington Craword

Columbus Junction World War Relief Committee Assignments

Mrs Mabel Baker announces the W R C committees for the year at Columbus Junction with names for executive conference flower relief resolutions home and employment and more. The Columbus City township farm bureau meets Tuesday at the Columbus City school with a program including solos talks duets and a report of state convention.

Columbus Junction Mabel Baker Zetta Turkington May Lewis Henrietta Salmon Daisy Dean Ruth Oche Nina Pence Ella van Vliet Hazel, Brook Rema Hull Maud Dwinell Carrie Lewis Maud Shearer Bessie Hanft Flower Helen Lewis Lettie Thomas Fay Schoch Ruth Williams Loris Greene Louise Reaney Burlington High School

Brighton Notes From Osborne Visit And Local Moves

Prody A Borkosk reports Brighton notes as H Ford returns from Osborne Kansas visiting H C Hammond home. Mrs Victor Oswalt underwent tumor removal at Ottumwa hospital and is recovering. Oscar Mourer moves to Lem Guy place vacated by Harrs Mullikin. Mrs Chas Dickinson staying several days at Davenport. James Coil to work this summer for Clyde Coffin. Keith Barnes carries mail on north side of river this week. George Readenour family moving near Rubio.

Victor Oswalt Ottumwa Hospital Oscar Mourer Lem Guy Uarrs Mullikin Chas. Dickinson Davenport James Coil Clyde Coffin Keith Barnes George Readenour Rubio

Valentine greetings and local notices from South Highland

Lorine Lasek reports on South Highland news Feb 17 with Valentine greetings and weather chatter. The H S C met with Mrs Endcott. next meeting with Mrs Krotz. Congratulations to Milford and Mrs McCreedy who wed at Wayland. Yaro Lasek helps Melo Horak with spring work. Richard FE Havel has mumps. A spelling center at Highland Center School. county contest qualifiers named Alice Wolfe Helen Soukup Mamie Have.

South Highland Bdd End Mamie Krotz Milford McCreedy Wayland Wayland Mrs. McCreedy Beatrice Klopfenstein Haskins Yaro Lasek Melo Horak Richard FE Havel Highland Center Washington Alice Wolfe Hazel Dell Helen Soukup Albaugh Mamie Have East Miss Wolfe

Pleasant Hill Social Notes Vary With Weekend Visits

Pleasant Hill residents share weekend visits with relatives in the area. Cast of visitors includes Caldwell and Scranton families, Kepharts, Hesseltines, Darbyshires, Gannon, and Chalan. Local moves continue with multiple families shifting farms near Havre Crawfordsville and Walton. Will Stafford buys oats. Chalupas finish summer butchering.

Pleasant Hill Howard Caldwell Frank Scranton Sarl Roy Kephart Famlies Sam Sigafoose A. E. Kephart Homer Kephart Lee Hesseltine Don Darbyshire Silas Caldwell Helen Edd Chalun William Looney Hazel Droz Fairfield John Gannon Nellie Anderson Minnie Carr Washington Dale Darbyshire Tingley Walton Farm Havre Sam Baker Etta Reeves Fred Kephart Crawfordsville Forest Donald Saville Darbyshires Will Stafford Edd Chalupa's

Verdi Family News and Birth in Local Notes

Mr and Mrs Will Bealer and son visited Wes Finch on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Al Logan welcomed a 10% pound boy.

Verdi Will Bealer Wes Finch al Logan

Local Social Notes and Farm Activity Report

Mrs James Chorpening and Mrs Ruben Chorpening assisted at the Al Logan home. Mr and Mrs Leslie Gates visited the Joe Nebergall home where Joe has influenza and Glen Dunbar is improving from flu. Ruth Mary Dunbar scalded her foot seriously. The Walnut Women s club met at Mrs Gates with hostesses Mrs Gates and Mrs Mickey serving Valentine day refreshments. Will Bealer aided Fred Longer in hauling lumber from Mickey s saw mill and local families helped with butchering last week. Will Cherrys sale drew a strong crowd and sold exceptionally well. Will Gault purchased a farm at about 77 per acre. Leslie Gates was breaking stalks last week.

James Chorpening Ruben Chorpening al Logan Leslie Gates Joe Nebergall Glen Dunbar Ruth Mary Dunbar Mr. Hipp Albert Janecek Lee Craigs West Chester Harry Hesseltine Melinsky Farm Walnut Women's Club

Keota Community News Brief Highlights

TYRONE Mrs Guy Black and family visit Keota relatives. Eloise Sheets suffers mumps. Charley Linegar family attends Leroy Linegar wedding at Pleasant Plain. Local moving, wood cutting, and road work noted with several visits to Hahn and Black homes.

Guy Black John Hahn Owen Leland Hunter Albert Hahn Thurday Joe Trier Owen Black Joe Lambert Wood Eddie Linegar Dorothy Wilmer Sheets New Haven Larence Feckley Washington Hugh Long Otis Black John and Albert Hahn Eloise Sheets Charley Linegar Clarence Freckleys Fred Sheets Leroy Pleasant Plain Mr. Jesen Clarence Feckley Guy Blacks Josephine Sheets Berneice Linegar Keota

Richmond Notes From February Community Roundup

Frank J. Patterson reports a large turnout at the K C meeting in Washington. Virgil Lintz shows improvement under care as he recovers from illness. Several locals visited the Leon ard Lintz home and friends at Win Shillig’s. Barber shop plans move closer as John Brugge returns to Richmond. A mumps outbreak is quiet with no new cases. Home talent play at Casino hall drew a good crowd. Melvin Saforek and Clarence Philips have spring work lined up.

Richmond K. C Washington Vance Saforek Raymond Kos Leonard Lintz Virgil Iowa City Mark Wingler Riverside Win Frank Horesousky Jack Robinson John Brugge Milt Wolrab Wm. Lintz Wm. Kron Robert Clement Frank Eagle Viola Herman Margaret Claude Escher Albert Lehement Linus Patterson Victor Malichkey Casino Hall Clarence Philips Joe Saforek Melvin Saforek

Husband's Sins and a Wife's Quiet Strength

A Farm and Fireside essay argues that a wife's patience and gentle influence can soften a husband's flaws. It suggests love, understanding, and mutual support sustain a marriage, even amid temptation and error.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Desert Moon Y Kay Cleaver Strahan Doubleday Doran CO. Inc Hubert Hand Chadwick Caufield Sie Tan Hutch Danny Chad Gaby Gabrielle Canneziano Dany Gabriele Burt Danny Long Cannerlano Vile End Winservice Erre Wittmer Floyd Johnston Cord McDaniel Concord Township J. J. Roberts R. L. Duncan Cotter Cuba William Thogmartin Newtown R. S. Johnston Johnston & Wykert Iowa Goodyear Rubber Company Martha Butler Brighton H. A. Woodford Osborne Kansas H. C. Hammond Lorine Lasek Earl Kephart Tyrone Nick Feckley Roos Sheets Valley Ladies Aid Society Andy Sheets Frank J. Patterson
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