Crawfordsville Post Office Upgraded to Third Class
Washington visitor Ira Mitchell spent yesterday in Crawfordsville with relatives. Care-Away Circle members hosted by Mrs. J. P. Jones discussed cartoons led by Mrs. Daisy Huber. Postmaster Davidson notes Crawfordsville post office elevated to third class, salary rising to 1200 dollars annually, due to higher business volume. new classification requires at least 1900 dollars in annual business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart & Anderson
Columbus Junction
Davidson
Crawfordville
Rubio Area Welcomes New Year with Local Weddings
This first 1921 Rubio note reports two Wed dings last Wednesday Peter Coffman and his first wife's sister and Dale Leppert and Bessie Kyala were married at the parsonage Roger Roy Bogue officiated witnesses included Oliver Leppert The couple dined with Leppert parents and will live on Fred Leppert property The new Mrs Leppert is a teacher and will finish school before housekeeping also noted are visits and dinners at various homes plus a stockholders meeting and local sales and livestock trade details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubio
Peter Coffman
Dale Leppert
Bessie Kyala
Roy Bogue
Oliver Leppert
Charley Leppert
Fred Lepdert
Leppert
John Felig
Kate
Valentine Fleig
Alfred Steinbeck
Bank
Marsh Bailey
Jacob Ramee
Washington
Glenn Singleton
Bailey
Ozro Bosworth
Don Gowey
Brighton
Jo Augustine
Davenport
van Gabby
Ed Thomas
Bruce Derby
Raymond Steinbeck
Elias Rudolph
Royal
Sheets Brothers
Walter Nordyke
Ottumwa
Rolly Emery
Jacob Rudolph
Local updates from Rubio area residents and events
The note describes butchering three hogs for Raymond Benn on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Tobias Luithly visited their daughter Nellie Tuesday. A lecture at Friends church on December 30 is noted with another talk planned January 1. Rubio high students are at home for vacation a week earlier than normal and may return early. Charley Breiterch Adam Horning and Dewey Horning were seen on the streets Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Benn
Tobias Luithly
Nellie
Friend's Church
Rubio High School
Rubio
Schrone
Charley Breiter'ch
Adam Horning
Dewey Horning
Community Notes From Havre Area Jan 4
Local residents greet New Year visits with John Koch and Will McBride households noted. Edna Weston returns to school after illness. Merle White from Crawfordsville visits Jim Long. Jake Mayer and family from Washington spend New Year at Koch home. The Wilson sisters and Winifred Conner of Washington join Harry Crone for a Wednesday gathering. Walter Gardner Oscar Gardner Sam Baker Gladys and Lola Crone travel to Washington. Mrs Will McBride visits her daughter Mrs Oscar Gardner. Wade Crone sees Freckles at the Graham show. Howard McBride visits Will McBride. Roy Randle makes a Washington business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre Havre
John Koch
Will McBride
Edna Weston
Merle White
Crawfordsville
Jim Long
Jake Mayer
Washington
Alice
Faye Wilson
Winifred Conner
Harry Crone
Walter
Oscar Gardner
Sam Baker
Gladys
Lola Crone
Wade Crone
Graham
Howard McBride
Roy Randle
Local News Briefs From Burlington Area
Illness shadows residents as Mrs. Irwin and Mrs. Brinning fall ill. Families host dinners and visits including the Humstons, Porters, Leepers, and Brileys. School resumes after holiday break. several local residents travel for work, cattle shipment from Kansas City arrives, and Farmers Union meets electing officers for the year.
Ainsworth News Roundup Visitors and School Updates
Mrs. Dr. Watson of Chicago visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Will Paul on Friday night. Miss Viola Rodamaker returned to Washington to resume her studies last Tuesday. Mrs. Ralph Orr and her son Donald of near Cotter spent several days visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Humston
Burlington
Will Leeper
Henry Brinning
Irwin
Brinning
Edgar Porter
Louie
Robert
Harve Porter
Harley O'Loughlin
Tressa Phillips
The
Bruns Seed Co
Val Fuhr
Floyd Humston
Sam McKee
Frank Pringle
Will Marie
William Jr
Briley
Ainsworth
RT. 2
Dr. Watson
Chicago
Will Paul
Viola Rodamaker
Washington
Ralph Orr
Donald
Near Cotter
Washington-Canadian Land Company Dissolved in Iowa
Notice states the Washington-Canadian Land Company is dissolved and its corporate existence ended by unanimous stockholder consent. Dated December 31, 1920, at Washington Iowa with signatures of officers and directors. Separate item notes issuing bonds to fund a new school house for Consolidated Independent School District of Ainsworth in Washington County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Washington
MR. Washington
G. Washington Sales Co. Inc
Fifth Avenue
New York
Washington-Canadian Land Company
Corporation
Washington, Iowa
George W. Griffith
David McLaughlin
J. T. Matthews
W. A. Cook
A. J. Dawson
KK. R. Jenkins
J. D. Patterson
M. D. Work
Washington- Canadian Land Company
Iown
Board of Directors
General Assembly of
Iowa
Gen. Assembly of
Ainsworth
A. D
H. W. VanHorn
Sect. of Directors
Gary
Ind
United States Steel Corporation
Special Election Notice for Ainsworth School District IA
Public notice announces a special election in the Consolidated Independent School District of Ainsworth Washington IA to be held at the Ainsworth Public School Building on January 22 1921 from 1 PM to 6 PM The proposition to be voted on concerns a consolidated independent school district in Ainsworth Washington County Iowa with details incomplete in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Independent School
Ainsworth
Washington
Iowa
Consolidated Independent School District
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Young America
Young Amerca
Homer Hesselgesser
Chas. Palmer
Verna
Wilma
Dr. C. Kyle
Ralph Kelsey
Ther
Enid Ammas
Mark Campbell
John Campbell
Mae
Harry Campbell
Bilis Titterington
John Olds
Edna
Herman Genkinger
Chas, Palmer
Martha
Delbert Jennings
Miss Anna
Farmers Union
Will Martin
R. F. Lambert
C. O. Palmer
Fred Schroeder
Washington Co
Farm Bureau
Fed
State Funds
Farm Bureau Federation
Agraph
David Meclaughlin
Washington County
Pittsburg
Canada
U. S. Steel Corporation
New Steel City
Pittsburgh
Steel Corporation
Detroit River
Detroit
Ojibway
British Empire
Mr. Gulling
Colenso Hotel
Tom L. Johnston Co
Mich
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