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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1951

Page

8

Missing Family Likely Dead After Car Disaster

Witness describes blood loss on clothing and a green cap matching Mosser children’s growth in a photo found inside the car. Authorities fear an entire family may be dead, with search teams uncovering crucial clues from the wreckage.

Use tax collections fall in November

Nowa's use tax on new motor vehicles and trailers dropped in November 1950 to 404.16 dollars, down from 407.496 dollars the previous year. J M Barrett, superintendent of the use tax department, reported the month total.

Des Moines Nowa J. M. Barrett

Henry J Kienel Family Buys 192 Acre Wash. National Farm

Ten years ago today the Henry J. Kienel family of Ainsworth became owners of the 192 acre Washington National Bank farm located three miles west of Crawfordsville. Announcement came from Joseph Knoten, chairman of the Washington county tenant advisory committee. This marks the county’s first loan completed this year under the Bankhead-Jones tenant purchase act.

Henry J. Kienel Ainsworth Washington National Bank Crawfordsville Joseph Knotek Washington County

Marshalltown Bank Damaged by Blaze

A blaze raged over three hours at the Fidelity Savings bank in Marshalltown sending heavy black smoke through downtown. Fire crews and volunteers fought the flames five firefighters were overcome by smoke. An acetylene torch freed several firefighters trapped by flames. The fire began in the basement near a furnace and was discovered at 8 50 am. It was under control near noon with the cause still undetermined.

Marshalltown Fidelity Savings Bank

Fear Family of Five Killed in Oklahoma

An abandoned blood-spotted car and a child’s cap found near the scene heighten fears that the Mosser family of five was murdered by a hitchhiker. Carl Mosser 35 his wife and three children vanished after leaving Hammond for Albuquerque. An all-night search yielded no further clues.

Tulsa Okla Carl Mosser Atwood Farmer Mosser Hammond Albuquerque N. M. Osage County Warren Smith

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List

Admitted today Darlene Garrett Washington appendectomy Jack Salladay Washington Joyce McGraw Pleasant Plain both tonsillectomies. Dismissed today Mrs Glen Conard Washington Mrs John Mullenix and daughter Columbus Junction Mrs Donald Rinner and son Washington Mrs John Erb and son Wellman Mrs Robert Cuthamp and son Wapello. Birth yesterday Mr and Mrs Alfred Johnson Richland a son at 6 30 p m.

Darlene Garrett Washington Jack Salladay Joyce McGraw Pleasant Plain Glen Conard John Mullenix Columbus Junction Donald Rinner John Erb Wellman Robert Cuthamp Wapello Alfred Johnson Richland

Birthday greetings and anniversaries posted in local notes

Mrs. Russell Helm, Mrs. Harry Sowden, Everette Coon, Dan Holland, Homer Stephens and J W Stewart celebrate birthdays. Pamela Elaine Thomassen is eight, Rutherene Redeaker seven. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Richard Scott and Mr and Mrs Omer Green of Wellman on weddings. Frank Gobble and Mrs A G Hopkins reach another birthday milestone in the Journal's Three Quarter Century club.

Russell Helm Mt. Pleasant Harry Sowden Everette Coon Ainsworth Dan Holland Homer Stephens J. W. Stewart Charles Durst Pamela Elaine Thomassen Rutherene Redeker Richard Scott Omer Green Wellman Frank Gobble A. G. Hopkins The Journal Three Quarter Century Club

Grace Hill Church Holds Annual Meeting

Grace Hill Moravian congregation opens New Year with a noon cooperative dinner and its annual meeting in a building noted as a community site. Members and friends share a meal as two gifts are presented, with Dr. Arthur Peters delivering a contribution on behalf of the congregation.

Grace Hill Arthur Peters

Community honors for Rathmels at Grace Hill meeting

Mrs Clarence Rathmel and the Rathmels have resided in Grace Hill for years. Mrs Nelson Woodford presented the Peters family with a hand painted framed picture. The group voted to grant the pastor a 210 yearly car expense allowance in addition to his salary. Officers named include Max Waterhouse elder Lyle Hayes trustee Eugene Engel treasurer Mrs Lyle Hayes secretary. Sunday school officers include Lawrence Miksch superintendent Mrs Lyle Hayes assistant superintendent Mable Johnson secretary and Mrs Nelson Woodford treasurer. Mrs Silas Finke of Crawfordsville was a Washington business caller today.

Lamp Rathmels Clarence Rathmel Grace Hill Nelson Woodford Peters Max Waterhouse Lyle Hayes Eugene Engel Lawrence Miksch Mable Johnson

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