Local News Briefs From City Residents
Mrs. William Fry left Saturday for Nashville Tennessee after visiting with her parents Mr and Mrs R B Brown due to her brother’s illness. Mrs Brown who was ill weeks ago is improving and getting along very well. Jack Schneider and Ethel Ja are visiting port with friends. Mrs W C McFadden went to Fairfield to spend a few days with sister Mrs Paul Coleson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fry
Nashville
Tenn
R. B. Brown
Mrée
W. C. McFadden
Local Social Notes From Ainsworth Community Scene
Local residents and visitorsshare weekly gatherings and travels. Several families hosted guests from Ottumwa Davenport Packwood and Richland while others returned from holidays to Cedar Falls Des Moines and Washington. A marriage license was issued for Harriet Jenkins and Erwin Newman and Anna O Loughlin returned to college after holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Jenkins
Columbus Junction
Erwin W. Newman
Cheyenne, Wye
Hospital Discharges Include Mrs White and Baby
Mrs Leland White and her baby daughter were discharged for home in Ainworth, Cn. ft Applegate, Washington was discharged this morning. Lucille Knox had an appendectomy yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland White
Ainaworth
Ft. Applegate
Washington
Lucille Knox
Washington Demons Fall Hard At Fort Madison 31 21
Washington Demons suffered a 31 21 defeat at Fort Madison as shooting woes and a fast pace hounded them. Clinton Stewart stood out for Washington but couldn’t convert shots while Fort Madison built a lead 16 10 at half and extended it in the final quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fort Madison
Washingtons
Kenneth Kimberlin
Demons
Clinton Stewart
Alice Shelangoski Returns to Chicago After Visit
Alice Shelangoski goes back to work in Chicago yesterday after several weeks in town with her father Leo Shelangoski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Shelangoski
Chicago
Leo Shelangoski
Nelson Plans Bout With Henry Kolin After City Hall Match
Roughhouse Nelson, referee, asked A. E. Palmer to stage a Washington mat bout with Henry Kolin. Palmer indicated Kolin might accept while Henry hesitates. Nelson guarantees three throws on Kollar within an hour if the match happens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Roughhouse Nelson
A. E. Palmer
V. F. W. Post
Athletic Show
Henry Kolin
Washington
Henry
Palmer
Muscatine
Burlington
Nelson
Kollar
Grinnell Students Return to Studies After Holidays
Charles Bear resumes coursework at Grinnell College after vacation with father C. H. Bear. Mable Burger departs for Drake University to continue studies following a ten day family visit. Vanderbilts and Keota residents visit Washington. Vaughn Thornburgh W teaches at Monticello leaves for work after a two week vacation with her mother. Mrs. T. Dodds returns home after major operation at University Hospital Iowa City and will rest before visits. Charlies Latchem finishes medical school at Duke and will intern at University of Virginia before July internship in Baltimore. W. A. Carson of Davenport, 76, fell and broke his hip. family reports slow progress at Mercy Hospital. New Year visit by Lester Carson and son Billy to Mrs. Carson’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Burger
Dee Moines
Drake University
Fred Bureer
Vaughn Thornburgh
Monticello
H. L. Thornburgh
Charlies Latchem
Duke University
Durham
N. Car
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Baltimore
City General Hospital
Stella Latchem
W. A. Carson
Davenport
Mercy Hospital
Carl
Charlotte
Carson
Lester Carson
Billy
Odd Fellows Meert Covenant Lodge Initiates Two Members
Covenant Lodge 101 of the Odd Fellows met in regular session with 5 members. The initiatory degree was conferred on two candidates. The second degree will be conferred on several candidates at the next meeting on Tuesday Jan 16. Officers will be installed Jan 11 by Wellman lodge staff.
Iowa City Man Vanishes After Leaving Home
A 65 year old Iowa City man, A. G. Hall, disappeared after leaving for Sauk City Wisconsin last week. His wife, who was not at home, says he has one hand missing and has heard nothing since the night he left. Relatives spoke with his sons by phone but no word has come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
A. G Hall
Sauk City
Wis
O Donnell Appointed Head of Des Moines Livestock Loan Unit
Roy F. O Donnell formerly a state representative with the National Livestock Credit Corp and recent resignation dates takes charge of the loan department for John C Wisdoms Ames Des Moines livestock business He also serves as secretary treasurer of the Iowa Beef Producers association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pes Moines
Roy F. O'Donnell
Ames
National Livestock Credit Corp
John C. Wisdom
Des Moines
O'Donnell
Iowa Beef Producers
Sigourney Five Invades Maid-Rites Court Tonight
The Maid-Rites of Washington independents host Sigourney independent quintet at the Y court tonight at 7 45 PM. Maid-Rites, recent winners over West Liberty, seek another strong performance as Sigourney, having defeated Central College of Pella, is described as a tough foe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maid-Rites
Washington
Sigourney
Y” Court
West Liberty
Dope
Central College of
Pella
Dance Given for Y's Men Guests at Semi Formal Event
Twenty five couples attended a semi formal dance Monday evening for Y's men and their guests. The event took place at the K. C. hall with Max Lee's orchestra providing music. John Lemmon and B. D. Morrison Jr. headed the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C. Hall
Max Lee
John Lemmon
B. D. Morrison, Jr
Cecil Gingerich Visits From Hesson College For Weekend
Wellman residents note Cecil Gingerich, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Gingerich, returned from Hesson College Kansas for Christmas vacation. He and a quartet traveled through Oklahoma Texas and Old Mexico with their instructor. Multiple local visitors spent the weekend at various homes including the Longwells Zillmers Hustons and others. A baby girl was born to the Plemine couple and households shifted as Miller and Yoder families moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilson
Wellman
Ceril Gingerich
A. C. Gingerich
Hesson
Kansas
South
Oklahoma
Texas
Old Mexico
John Longwell
John
Eviyn
Chas Livezey
Millers
McArtor House
Yoders
RE. S. Coffey
Jimmy
Senate Plans Broad Economic Role in Roosevelt Era
The 76th Congress aims to stabilize the economy and foster cooperation between government and business. Committees will study industry, unemployment remedies, and a long term stabilization program amid debate on tariffs and economic reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ms of
Washington
INS
Senate
76Th Congress
National
Herring
Iowa
Congress
Rroosevelt
Roosevelt
Rep. Ludlow
Indiana
Townsend, General Welfare
Bilbo
Wagner
Rep
Gavagan
New York
Democrats
House
Amerian Federation of Labor and
CIO
Waener Labor Relations Act
Lemons Revealed as Tiny Power Source
Lemons can generate electricity with each fruit yielding about half a volt and a small current. Scientists note hundreds of lemons would be needed to light a home, underscoring the impracticality of lemon batteries for large needs.
Diana Were Sunday Guests in Ed Morrison Jr Home
Diana were Sunday hosted at the Washington residence of Ed Morrison Jr with family and friends present for a casual gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana
Ed Morrison, Jr
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wolf Floral CO
Jack Schneider
Ethel Jaare
Port
Reister Bros
George Birney
Bob and
Junior
Dale Fuhr
Ruth Ringheim
Highway Commission Division
R. A. Frink
Canton
W. M. Salterberg
Mable Nicola and Son
Richard
Packwood
Marilyn Leacox
Richland
Jim Hotle
West Third Street
Ralph Robertson
Cloyce Crone
Wendell Shaeffer
John Durst
Robert Barclay
Grinnell
Barclay and Breitenbach
Gerhard Klein
Elizabeth Klein
Caledonia, Minn
Rev
Carl Klein
the Evening Journal
A. J. Pool
Gladys
Ottumwa
Ivan Norton
Mr. Norton
Mary Rickey
Cedar Falls
T.C
T. Rickey
Stella Logan
Clarence Logan
Joyce
N. J. Walker
Ainsworth
F. Macon
Margaret Corbin
Nita Corbin
J. A. Porter
Lydia Blecher
Washington, D. C
H. M. Bicher
Fred Cromwell
Reisters
Anna O'Loughlin
Iowa State Teachers College
H. L. O'Loughlin
Nora O'Loughlin
Kalona
Don Woods
Fred Burger
Mable
Donald
John Baer
Henry Lanning
Elizabeth Clark
Mrs. Clark
East Main Street
J. Z. Hinshaw
West
St. Muscatine
Gilbert Nelson
Washington, Lowa
Ft. Madison
Pemble
Maescatine
Stewart
Nurlington
Fairfield
Mt. Pleasant
G. Wagner
M. Wagner
Crockett
Kuhimen
Zimmerman
G O ’ Brockman
van Dyke
Paul
White
Macon
Anderson
Snyder
Lewis
Kiesey
Watson
Little
P. A
Arry Romano
Prince Albert
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
RB. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
America
Charles Bear
Grinnell College
C. H. Bear
Bilsworth Coffman
South English
H. E. Stewart
Keota
ODD Fellows
Loan Department of Corporation
The
Washington Dairy
Sigourney Five
Cecil Gingerich
Hesson College
By Edwin Finch
Central
Sunset Parks
Carpathians
Helemmon
U. S
Bridges & Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!