Weekend Visitors From Iowa Exchange Short Posts
Miss Zelda Rebelsky of Iowa City visited Mr and Mrs A McKay and returned to Iowa City. Kathryn Buechtel of Corydon, a State University of Iowa student, visited Mr and Mrs W J Roudabush. Mrs Myrtle Waggoner and daughter Marie returned after visiting Roy Waggoner in Tom Salina Indiana. Harry Bedell and wife came home from Athene Mo after visiting his parents. Troop 33 Boy Scouts hiked to Sorkum Ridge with lunch and outdoor groups seen. Mrs Elvin Ryan of Eldora, who stayed ten days with D W Harvey's family, left for home with Mr Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelda Rebelsky
Iowa City
At. A. McKay
Kathryn Buechtel
Corydon
State University of Iowa
W. J. Roudabush
Myrtle Waggoner
Marie
Tom Salina
Waggoners
Roy Waggoner
Harry Bedell
Athens
Boy Scouts of
Troop 33
Sor Kum Ridge
Elvin Ryan
Eldora
D. W. Harvey
Mr. Ryan
C. F. Letts
Washington
Mary Gale Letts
West Branch
Mary Gale
Charles Biklen
Burlington
I Hanna
Harvey
Harry Birdsall
Howard Haim Ten
Omaha
W. McLaughtin
teLaugh
Local notes from Washington Iowa and surrounding towns
Eva Blake returns to the H. S. Ward store after a flu illness. Local residents visit Fairfield and Pairfield for family events. Dozens of short notices include Miss Dorothy Shively visiting Wayland, Luella Tines working in Marestall, Elizabeth Irwin ill at the high school, and family travels involving Mrs. Davis Bethany and Mrs. T L Wales. Charles Witting reports a death in Shickleys Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Get. Musburger
Fammily
Fairfield
Robert Genkinger
Genkinger
Velda
Freida Varcell
Pairfield
Faith Parell
Faith
Pearl Parcell
D. FP
Wacon
Washington Iowa
Dorothy Shively
Wayland
Bertha Benda
Max Bends
East Micasant Pimin
Gale Fisher
Morning Sun
Luella Tines
Marestall
Eileen
Luella
Elizabeth Irwin
Ralph Orr
Albia
Daisybelle Evans
Mrs Wales
Forrest Jennings
Davis
Robert Terpman
Family visit follows fatal car crash in Blandinsville
Mrs FE S Hebner of Crawfordsville and Mr and Mrs Lewis Warren traveled to Blandinsville AL where Mrs Hebner would stay with her mother Mrs W A Soland after a tragic auto accident killed Jimmie Soland a five year old nephew of Mrs Helier. Also Mrs Jesse Busby visits her parents near Oxford while her husband brings her home. Mrs Robert B Gibson returns to Iowa City after visiting Dr A K Droz and Mr Howard L McCleery and Zoe Harmon Wright of Iowa City spends weekend with relatives. Allen Brook and Blanche Brook of Winfield return home after visiting their daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. S. Hebner
Crawfordsville
Lewis Warren
Blandinsville
Mrs Hebner
W. A. Soland
Jimmie Soland
Helier
Jesse Busby
L. D. Ayers
Oxford
Robert B. Gibson
Iowa Cits
A. K. Droz
Howard L. McCleery
Zoe Harmon Wright
Iowa City
Allen Brook
Winfield
Blanche Brook
Seventh Annual St Marys Parish Card Party in Riverside
Riverside hosts a January 22 fundraiser at the St Marys parish hall with a picture show, bridge and card games, a free lunch, door prize, most popular man and woman contests, and a Swiss auction. Funds benefit local relief efforts with CWA support. attendees include Edward Kveneman and multiple Knebel family members. Jacob Knebel undergoes major surgery in Low City. Knebels visit Fort Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
St Mary's Parish
Ccielete
Edward Kveneman
John Bloopfer
Elizabeth Kiefer
Gerald Welte
Zeng Knehel
Hernan Huth
Richard Selnoeheten
Peter Mangin
Alexander Vegry
Mere Huth
Stalleys Wielana
Jamee
Iowa House Moves Tax Revision Bill Under Speidel Lead
Iowa's 12th week of the 45th General Assembly opened with the Farm Bureau tax bill set as a special order in the Senate. Gov. Herring backs an interim three way measure to speed tax revision and final enactment. A separate motor vehicle license bill cuts minimum fees and scales other rates with age and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Farm Bureau Federation
Senate
Iowa General Assembly
House
Clyde L. Herring
Farm Bureau
House Bil
Clyde Lo Herring
Wellston Social Notes Record Weekend Visits
Mrs Edd Staitnes reports a busy weekend in Wellston with visits from Mr and Mrs Albin Kelso and their Davenport relatives, Morrest Hein ning and baby, and the Brinnings family. Local work included wood cutting for Jim Banks and others, and a beef butchering noted by Charley Harvey luteleren while Carson Wilson assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Albin Kelso
Davenport
Iowa
Bodied Stoutner
Morrest Heinning
Merris Brinning
Ady Brinnings
Edd Stoutner
Jim Banks
Guy Brown
Asahel Jo Hertson
Morne Urinning
Ralph Urinnings
Witter
Charley Harvey Luteleren
Mro
Chick Metuties
Leo
Carson Wilson
Telpin Il
Local residents and visitors mingle in Washington area
Edwin Davidson left today for Stanwood after a weekend visit. Whit Davis from Crawfordsville shopped in town. Bruce Stewart from Washington went to Burlington on business. Numerous locals and friends, including Mary Gale Letts and Miss Frances Poindeater, were seen in Washington and surrounding towns amid hospital and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Stewart
Washington
Burlington
Clyle Mason
Havre
Prairie Flower Prairie Flower social rounds and sales notes
Mr and Mrs S A Munson attended the Rathmel sale with the Bethel ladies handling lunch. The sale drew a large crowd, with machinery and grain in good condition and bidding strong. Several locals helped with the sale while Rathmel recovers health in Enid Oklahoma. Additional items include visits, farm work, and community events at Prairie Flower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Flower
S. A. Munson
Merle Keckles
Carlton Rathmel
Rathmel
Enid
Okla
Bethel
Rush Helwick
Charles Brown
Scarab Linked to Amenhotep Wedding Gift Found in Beth Shemesh
Archeologists at Beth Shemesh in Palestine uncover a scarab said to be a wedding gift from Pharaoh Amenhotep to his friends around 1400 BCE. The artifact sheds light on royal diplomacy and ceremonial practices of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bremer
St. Paul
Bremer
Beth Shemesh
Palestine
Amenhotep
Elephant hunting banned in Meanza and Tanganyika regions
The Bel gian Kenge government announces a ban on elephant hunting across Meanza territory and the Tanganyika region, citing conservation concerns and wildlife protection efforts. Official enforcement measures and penalties are to be established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meanza
Tanganyika
Local residents from Ainsworth and surrounding towns visit Washington
Mr and Mrs Joe Utter of Ainsworth shopped in town while Mr and Mrs Ray Blanken from Ainsworth and Mr and Mrs Ernest Enke of Winfield were in Washington Saturday. A group of relatives visited the Negus family, with Mrs Clemons and daughters at the hospital. Konnection details note visits from Jackson and Tipton residents and University of Iowa student Neu Was home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Utterback
Ainsworth
Ray Blanken
Washington
Ernest Enke
Winfield
BE. Negus
Mr. Negus
L M. Clemons
Patricia
Billie
Dixie
M. Jv McCrabb
Clinton
C. DD. Robinson
Brighton
Rees Spencer
Albia
Mary Atchison
Miss Spencer
Miss Atchison
Anon
Elizabeth
Etha Dawson
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East End Grocery
J. E. Kunath
Washington Street
Giant P. & G
Lee
McKesson
Quality Cleaners
Eva Blake
H. St. Ward
Peter Witting
Lena Roth
Shickleys Nebr
Ternoon
W. E. Howell
Paramount
Fredric March
Gary Cooper
Miriam Hopkins
Horton
Ernst Lubitsch
Vitaphone Musical
Paramount News
Ol Bill Coaleax
Wilson
Will Coalfay
Speidel
Edwin Davidson
Stanwood
Whit Davis
Everstine Daniele
Rwent
Washington County
Mya Durstye
Washington County Hospital
Th Hospital
Frances Poindeater
Mather Way
Burlington High School
Walter
Forrest Brinnins
Marjorie
Charles Crone
Baby
Ralph
New Haven
Dr. Horter
Chick McCulley
Forrest Brinnings
Charley Starvey
Chick McCulles
West Chester
Geo. Lemley
Junior
Woody Dawson
Martha ‘Thincuer
John
Roy Finke
John Witthoft
Henry Witthoft
Cy Bush
Joe Shalla
Prairie Flower Church
Oo. C. Patterson
Cedar Township
Had Huber
Mae Rittenhouse
Richard Young
Milford Anderson
Gerald Teets
Thrasher
Muscatin
Everett Finke
Arthur Witthoff
Kansas
Kansas Penitentiary
Lansing
Bob Brady
Jim Clark
Harvey Bailey-Wilbur
Liberty
Wall
Washington Cleaners
South Ride
Harry Pearson
He Aed
John Shields & Sons
Forestance
H. I. Ward & Co
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