Beesie Baker Sees Robin Last Week at West Sunset
Beies Baker notes a robin sighting on the way to school. Local social items include visits among the Baker, Smith, Spangler, and Hogue families, a church choir gathering, and farewell for J N Hogue at the Snyder home.
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Beesie Baker
Robin
West Sunset
Sam Baker
Kessie Baker
Donald Smith
Wilfred Smith
Fred Spangler
Harold
Bert Spangler
Margaret
Fairfield
Warren McConahay
Super—Singers
Eicher Church
F. M. Smith
Myral Smith
W. Dpd
Booth
Washington
Frank Bailey
Sam Haker
Joe Mast
Eicher
Boyd Twinam
Two Men at Xenia Take Hunting Trip and Get Red Fox
In Xenia on January 19, Herman and Henry Wagenknecht used the snowy weekend to go hunting. They were successful in taking a red fox during their trip.
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Xenia
Red Fox
R. L. Stephens
Herman
Henry Wagenknecht
Constance Talmadge Secures Divorce in Chicago
In New York scenes star Constance Talmadge is shown and notes her divorce from Townsend Netcher, a Chicago financier, after a split finalized in Chicago court. Reflects a high profile separation amid cosmopolitan social circles.
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Constance Talmadge
New York
Talmadge
Townsend Netcher
Count Haugwitz-Reventlow in Winter Sports Attire
Count Kurt Haugwitz-Reventlow wearing proper attire for winter sports at St Moritz Switzerland where he is vacationing without his wife Barbara Hutton the Woolworth heiress. Barbara is reportedly in Egypt.
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Kurt Haugwitz-Reventlow
Barbara Hutton
Woolworth Heireas
St. Moritz
Switzerland
Barbara
Egypt
Weather outlook: cloudy tonight and Friday
The forecast calls for cloudy skies tonight and Friday with a slight rise in temperatures. Winds light, no precipitation mentioned.
Local gatherings and visits noted around Muscatine and West Chester
Monday attendees at a south Muscatine cafe included large red fox, David Stapp, and Richard Stephens. Henry Wagenknecht went to a sale near Keota on Tuesday. Lew Wagenknecht helped shell corn for Harold Pearson on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Stephens hosted a Sunday family dinner with Robert Stephens, Mary, Martha, Barbara, Gene Stephens, Maurine, Kathleen, Richard Stephens, and Allan present. A postponed Christmas exchange occurred. Tom Will and Carl Long visited the D. D. Stephens home Saturday night. Clarence Miller drives a 1987 Chevrolet pick up.
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Red Fox
David Stapp
Richard Stephens
Muscatine
Henry Wagenknecht
Keota
Lew Wagenknecht
Harold Pearson
D. D. Stephens
Robert Stephens
Mary
Martha
Barbara
Near West Chester
Gene Stephens
Maurine
Kathleen
Allan
Confusion Over Unemployment Forms Cleared Up by Stanley
Des Moines January 19 Iowa unemployment compensation commission reports confusion over form 940 A. Commission Chairman Claude M Stanley says the form is a federal treasury form used to certify employer contributions to the state estate fund and not required for state contribution reports. The same release notes the commission set a new record for weekly benefits at 185 640 paid to 21 357 individuals across Iowa.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Unemployment Compensation Commission
Commission
Claude M. Stanley
Federal Treasury
Stanley
Federal Bureau of Internal Revenue
Lowe
Expressions of Gratitude to John Simmering Family
Our gratitude for the many kind and sympathetic acts shown during our recent bereavement.
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John Simmering
Mount Ayr approves $46,000 waterworks bond issue
Mount Ayr Iowa voters approved a $46,000 bond for a new waterworks system. A prior $38,000 issue was ruled illegal due to early polls. The latest vote totaled 675 to 69. An additional $2,009 covers land condemnation costs for a 95 acre reservoir project.
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Mount Ayr
Iowa
Van
Can Public Spending Ever Be Stopped
Roger Babson warns about the expanding federal budget since 1933 and the high rate of treasury outflow. He asks who pays the bills and urges readers to learn how to curb spending to protect democracy in America. Babson’s article appears in the Evening Journal on Friday January 20.
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Treasury
Rockefellers
Morgans
Fords
Roger Babson
Uncle Sam
America
The
Evening Journal
East Highland Social News Highlights From January
Mr and Mrs Ray Forbes and families visited Jamia yvorak home Sunday. Gath Murdoch hosted 35 friends for a board party with Johnnie Dvorak high scorer. Numerous callings and visits listed across East Highland including Prymek Rath Lear and Wieland families with several transacting business in nearby towns.
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East Highland
Ray Forbes
Henry Prymek
Anna Rath
James Swatles
Jamia Yvorak
Gath Murdock
Johnnie Dvorak
Prank Mincer
Hester
Leona Anne
Noah Wieland
Emily
T. J. Mincer
Gary Gene
Robert Wieland and Sons
R. A. Stol
Record of Heavy Payments Expected in January Weeks
The note indicates further heavy payments are likely in the remaining weeks of January with potential additional record breaking payments anticipated in the near future.
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Pates
Januey
New Headquarters for Little Transfer
Lloyd Little's Transfer and Storage announces a new location in the building that formerly housed Vincent's Hatchery, relocating to expand operations and service area.
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Lloyd Little
Vincent's Hatchery
Men at Wyman Stage Fox Hunt
The men of Wyman and nearby areas staged two fox hunts. One on Saturday yielded two foxes. Monday drew over a hundred hunters with live foxes shown. A third hunt is planned for Friday.
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ER. V. Humphreys
Wyman
Edward Humphreys
John Harry
Bertie Davis
Des Moines
BE. H. Davis
E. V. Humphreys
Dewey
Homer
Sarah Davis
Carroll
Miriam
Mildred Davis
Leslie Humphreys
Gail Edwards
Fern Cook
Arthur Hughes
Little Transfer and Storage Celebrates 19th Anniversary
The firm based at 422 East Third Street marks nineteen years in Washington, after seven years in the old Armory building near the southwest corner of the square. Anniversary events begin in early March.
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East Third Street
Armory
Washington
Stransky Funeral Held at St Marys Riverside
Funeral services for Frank Stransky were held at St Marys church Riverside on Wednesday morning after a sudden heart attack at his home southwest of Riverside. Monsignor Bernard Jacobsmeier celebrated the high Mass with Marys School pupils singing. pallbearers included Joseph Pailliotet J M Soukup M J Wilkinson Clarence Thomann and Fred and Henry Frank. Burial followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
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Riverside
St. Mary's Church
Frank Stransky
Bernard Jacobsmeier
Om Mary's School
Ytes
Robert Pailliotet
Kenneth Kinsey
Alvin Yeggly
Joseph P. Pailliotet
J. M. Soukup
M. J. Wilkinson
Clarence Thomann
Fred and
Henry Frank
Mt. Olivet
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