Wesley E Auten Dies At Home Of Daughter
Wesley E Auten 92 former Washington county resident died January 7 at the home of his daughter Viola Auten in Marion Iowa He was born July 31 1858 in Princeville Illinois taught rural Washington county schools at West Chester and Richmond then served as a mail carrier at West Chester retiring at 65 Funeral services will be conducted at Powers funeral home Oskaloosa at 2 PM Wednesday Burial will be in Forest cemetery
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Wesley E. Auten
Washington County
Viola Auten
Marion, Iown
Mr. Auten
Princeville
West Chester
Richmond
Powers Funeral Home
Oskaloosa
Forest Cemetery
Mrs. Nellie Schlichting Dies at 72 in Columbus Junction
Nellie Schlichting, 72, died at her home in Columbus Junction. Born Sept 22, 1877 in Columbus City, she was the daughter of Cornelius Johnston. Survived by daughter Mrs Wenneth Houseal, sons Ceci and John Schlichting, brothers Frank Johnston and Ernest Johnston, and four half-sisters. Funeral arrangements pending at Stacy Funeral Home.
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Columbus Junction
Nellie Schlichting
Stacy Funeral Home
Cornelius Johnston
Columbus City
John Schlichting
Wenneth Houseal
Ceci Schlichting
Conesville
Leavenworth
Kansas
Frank Johnston
Columbus’ Junction
Ernest Johnston
Washington
Pearl Jorgenson
Denver, Colo
Fannie McAvoy
Victor Stone
North Platte
Nebr
Myrtle Husband
Lexington, Tenn, Ai
Dave Livingston Speaks at Jaycee Meeting
Dave Livingston was the featured speaker at the Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting at The Pines. He described trends from a two day Washington visit and criticized national capital double talk. He cited plans to expand the 4 H Junior Fair and said the Jaycees would aid. Future projects and committee reports filled the rest of the gathering.
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Tured
Birthday Party Honors E C Smith on Monday
A birthday party at the E Smith home on Monday afternoon honored Mr Smith. Guests included Mr and Mrs Floyd Crayne, Mrs Emma Cherry, Mr Jack Cherry, Mrs Alice McAtlin, all of Washington, Louis, Peas and Margaret Smith of West Chester. Cakes baked by Mrs Jack Cherry and Pear Smith were served with ice cream before departure.
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E. Smith
Mr Smith
Floyd Crayne
Emma Cherry
Jack Cherry
Alice McAtlin
Washington
Louis
Peas
Margaret Smith
West Chester
Pear Smith
Opposition to Changes in Iowa Conservation Laws Urged
Harry Rector of the Izaak Walton League urged groups in western Iowa to oppose merging bureaus into a single unit as urged by the Little Hoover Report. He warned the move would politicize the state conservation commission and disrupt 25 years of plans. The meeting in St James drew about 100 people from Ft Madison Davenport Burlington Wapello Oskaloosa Ottumwa and Missouri.
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Harry Rector
Slivision Izaak Walton
St. James Social Hall
Rector
Iawa
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Little Hoover
League
Paul Horak
Ft. Madison
Davenport
Burlington
Wapello
Oskaloosa
Ottumwa
Mediapolis
Reedor
Horak
Murray Russell
Fred Schwab
The
Conservation Commission
Norman Lechner
Value Your Health More Than Riches
Mrs. Lacey Braswell of Route 2 Stone Mountain Georgia credits HADACOL with improving her health after weeks of stomach distress. She says the product helps deficiencies of vitamins B1 B2 Niacin and iron and plans to continue using it while telling friends about HADACOL.
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Lacey Braswell
Route 2
Stone Mountain
Braswell
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Dave Livingston
Jaycee Meeting
Tavingston
Fea
E.C. Smith
Wayland
Swedesburg
E.R. Brenneman & Sons
Tinisn
Johnny Lujack
Western Field Automatic Rifle
Rockford
Zenith
Angold
YMCA
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