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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1932

Page

5

Legion Drives Employment Plan Across the Nation

The American Legion and its associates report nearly 69 000 jobs unearthed since a nationwide drive began February 15 with 4000 placed in the last 24 hours. Henry L Stevens Jr national commander outlined a plan to recruit 1 000 000 workers through local posts and employer outreach to boost buying power and sustain business.

New York INS American Legion Legion Des Moines Iowa Henry L. Stevens, Jr Stevens Towa Tawk Department Warsaw N. C Dan Turner Robert W. Calflesh Hanford McNider United States Canada McNider Morris Cahill Cedar Rapids Glenn Haynes Cahill

Iowa man held on arson charge in Suma fire

H J Norris of Suma Iowa was arraigned on arson charges after a confession to starting a February 17 meat market fire owned by his brother. He is held on a one thousand dollar bond in Centerville. The fire was heavily insured and officials noted it was the fourth arson confession of the year.

Des Moines H. J. Norris Suma Iowa Centerville Norris

Sherifi Sale of H M Rabenold Property in Washington County

A sheriff sale notice details a public auction of H M Rabenold property in Highland Township Washington County Iowa on February 23 1943 after a writ of general execution. It lists livestock crops hay machinery and a Fordson tractor among items to be sold to satisfy an execution against Rabenold with sale starting at 1 30 pm and cash terms.

Washington County Iowa O.or Jack Deering McCormick Moline John Deere International Fordson Tractor & Pow Hart Reid Chevrolet H. M. Rabenold L. A. Andrew Farmers & Merchants Savings Bank Haskins Washington R. H. McCarty Washington Country

Riverside Social Notes Visit Sparks Local Talk

Mrs. Nettie C. Hahn of Cedar Rapids spent Saturday in Riverside visiting Mrs. Helen Critz and family. Mrs. John Younkin left Saturday.

Riverside Nettie C. Hahn Cedar Rapids Helen Critz John Younkin

Clarks mark golden wedding anniversary in Concord township

Mr and Mrs Charles J Clark celebrated their fifty fourth anniversary with a noon dinner for about 55 relatives at their Columbus Junction home four miles east. The couple married February 22 1882 at the bride’s aunt’s home. They have two sons two daughters nine grandchildren and one deceased daughter Velma. Mrs S B Paxton has returned from St Paul Minnesota.

Columbus Junction Charles J. Clark Concord Township Springhill Kas Clark C. C Robinson Zelda Hunter Harriet Cross Charles B. Clark Harriet McEchron Mr. Clark R. L. Clark Sioux City Clair Clark Harold Griffin Burton Noland Omaha Velma S. B. Paxton St. Paul Minn

Funeral observances and local sales in community brief

The notice lists a funeral for Mrs. Milton H. Darrow and mentions relatives including Dr. F. L. Darrow and Dr. S. B. Paxton. It reports a closing out sale at C. L. Tobin near Haskins with hundreds of bushels of corn and oats sold, plus barley hay, horses, colts, cows, hogs, and machinery. Auctioneers were Klotz of Columbus Junction and C. C. Stapp of Cotter.

Milton H. Darrow Darrow F. L. Darrow S. B. Paxton C. L. Tobin Haskins Aud Klotz Columbus Junction C. C. Stapp Cotter

New Produce House Opens in Crawfordsville

Miss Nellie Manners reports a new produce house starting operations in the S. Fletcher building on the west side of Mains. Swift of Mt. Pleasant is purchasing for the venture. Several local residents visited or traveled for family and social events including Miss Lillian Holmes, Essa and Lois Harper, Trene Masterpol, Marjorie Hanna, Bruce Tease, and Miss Ruth Fletcher among others.

Crawfordsville

Wellman Cedar Rapids students visit over weekend

Cordelle H Braden reports college students home for the weekend include Miss Virginia Snavely and Donald Bidwell from Coe College as well as Donald Fieming. Morris Miller and Dorothy Durian attend Iowa University. Cedar Rapids locals Milo Sorden and Mr and Mrs Milo Sorden visit. Mr and Mrs Max McCrabb of Clinton join weekend guests at local homes.

Wellman Virginia Snavely Donald Bidwell Donald Fieming Coe Morris Miller Dorothy Durian Iowa University Loys Cedar Rapids Merv Milo T. Sorden Rice Muscatine Max McCrabb Clinton McCrabb Schwartz

Calico Tea and Mission Meeting at Local Homes

Mrs Mabel Booth hosts Florence Gardner Auxiliary tea at her home February 25 with a ten cent tea after the program. Women are urged to wear calico dresses to support missions. A Methodist church program featured music by Cornet Cole Marjorie Godber Pauline Flicks Ward Miller Betty Gardner and T C Kennedy spoke on A Recipe for Happiness.

Arthur C. Gingerich Evelyn and Cecil Emerson Rogers Mabel K. Booth Florence Gardner TR. W. Wirtz Calico Methodist Church Cornet Cole Marjorie Godber Pauline Flicks Ward Miller Betty Gardner T. C. Kennedy

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Moines Yale Oklahoma O. B. Ford Mary Duncan Perkle Anna Kern Henry Klein Iowa City Anna Fellman G. H. Norgang Albert Hahn Henry Hahn Willian O'Loughlin H. E Doud Burlington Southeastern Iowa Bankers Association William Hotz West Liberty John Liska L. G. Rummetshart Godern John Plough Martha Butler Washington Week V ‘Ney Yarmouth A. B. Orris J. C. Mitchell Waterloo Howard Krattet Nellie Manners Klein's Stetsor Klein Klothing Ko Sue Carol Hollywood Sue Universal Walter Winchell
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