Local Family News Reports Winter Arrangements and Health Note
Mrs. J. A. Harwood will spend the rest of winter with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs R E Shannon. Harold Miller returns to Los Angeles after visiting his parents and Janet Kay here for two months. Mrs Edwin Griffith who had been seriously ill shows improvement.
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J. A. Harwood
R. E. Shannon
Shannon
Harold Miller
Los Angeles
Calif
John Miller
Ida Parcell
Janet Kay
Adolph Guenther
Delmar Miller
Robert Lee
Richard Miller
E. I. Coffey
KE. D. Morrison, Jr
St. Mary's Hospital
Tucson
Ariz
Joe Cochran
Mr. Cochran
J. A. Cochran
Little York
T. L. Dodds
University Hospital
Iowa City
Local Births and Hospital Admissions Reported
At the hospital Mrs. Laurel Garrett and daughter Carol Mae were discharged yesterday. Mrs. Phil George of Keota was admitted for a major operation this morning. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Dutt Weiler of Brighton welcomed a daughter at 8 50 last evening weighing seven pounds and twelve ounces. Mr and Mrs Elmer Batterson of Washington have a daughter born at 10 50 last night weighing eight pounds eleven ounces. Mrs William Stock of Brighton reports the birth of a daughter weighing eight pounds eight ounces at 11 15 last night. Nordyke of Ainsworth was discharged this morning.
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Laurel Garrett
Badaughter
Carol Mae
Phil George
Keota
Kenneth Dutt Weiler
Brighton
Elmer Batterson
Ashington
William Stock
Ainsworth
Demons to Meet Fairfield Friday
Muscatine coach Hoo Kinnan leads the Muscatine Muskies in the Little Six schedule as they face Fort Madison and Fairfield. Gerald Wagner leads the Bloodhounds with Rob O Malley and Bob Van Dyke in support as Muscatine seeks another league win and potential title edge.
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Burlington Grayhounds
Hoo Kinnan
Muscatine Muskies
Wnth
Muskies
Curt Deems
Teu
Kinnan
Harold Riggs
Art Mittman
Kinnanmen
Fort Madison
Gerald Wagner
Bloodhounds
Bob van Dyke
Rob O'Malley
Cardinals face Tipton on home court clash
Washington junior college Cardinals travel to Tipton tonight with a nine man squad led by Ed Chuck Marvin Gingerich Ellis Finke Ronald Keiper Gordon Carsten een Charles Thrapp Carl Jungbluth Francis Mangold and Bill McGinnis. Starting forward pair Chuck and Gingerich Keiper at center Jungbluth and Mangold in the backcourt. Also on Friday Washington plays Maquoketa junior college at home along with Fairfield action in a busy schedule. Gerald Wagner of Fort Madison tops Little Six scoring with 129 points in eight games as Ottumwa, Muscatine and others jockey for position.
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Washington
Cardinals
Tipton Junior College
Tipton
Fred Maasdam
Ed Chuck
Marvin Gingerich
Ellis Finke
Ronald Keiper
Gordon Carsteneen
Charles Thrapp
Carl Jungbluth
Francis Mangold
Bill McGinnis
Chuck
Gingerich
Maquoketa Junior College
Demona
Fairfield
Demons
Spotlield
Fairfield Trojans
Ken Kimberlin
Bob Lewis
Trojans
Fettle
Keokuk
Ottumwa
Bulldogs
Fort
Madison
Muscatife
Nlefiant
Grayound
Burlington
Wagner
Little Six
Gerald Wagner
Bloodhounds
Haroll Jackard
Ft. Mad
McIntyre
Mus
Sticketts
Lowe
Lynch
Maid-Rites Fall to Cedar Rapids in 34-28 Clash
Cedar Rapids Power and Light team defeated the Maid-Rites 34 to 28 as Cedar Rapids led most of the game. Gene Tucker went scoreless and Dale Fuhr was missed, with Canton Lee Marshall and McClure splitting Washington points for the Maid-Rites.
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Iowa Power and Light Company
Cedar Rapids
Maid-rites
Gene Tucker
Gene
Dale Fuhr
Washington
Canton
Lee
Marshall
McClure
Mineek
Theisen
Paek
Ziacuc
Men Build Snow Plow Road To Bethel Church
William Wulf and partners used three tractors and a home made snow plow to open a field road to Bethel church. They aimed to reach Washington, noting mail delivery resumed after the plow cleared the drift but snow closed the route again. Local visits and a death in Brighton are mentioned.
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Bethel
William
Charles Wulf
Sterling
Donald Holmes
Charleynd Marlin Pleeker
Mike Lasek
Charley
Earl Kolostek
Bethel Church
Washington
Ernest Green
Marie
Charley Kolosick
Burris
Zig Kozak
South Bend
Ind
Eddie Silverhorne
Patty
Town City
Low Burris
Mr. Burris
Blatter Oetjen family celebrate fifth wedding anniversary
Community notices recount Mr and Mrs Edward Blatter entertaining guests including Mr and Mrs Walter Oetjen and sons for a Saturday anniversary dinner. Other items mention hospital news for Mrs Coffey in Tucson and local flu and storm impacts.
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Edward J. Blatter
Walter Oetjen
David and
Ronald
Kennedy Chandler Give Life Histories At Rotary Program
Rotary program featured life histories by Charles Kennedy and J W Chandler. Kennedy described being born on his current farm, schooling, army service, work across states, insurance career, and Farmers Mutual Insurance role. Chandler outlined his Iowa roots, education at Iowa Wesleyan, farming, extension work, and becoming County Agent in Washington.
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Charles Kennedy
J. W. Chandler
Rotary
Charles
District No. 7
Washington Academy
Ames
Indiana
Michigan
Maryland
New York
New England
Illinois
Farmer's Mutual Insurance Association
Chandler
Danville
Iowa
Iowa Wesleyan
Edna Klein
Washington
Leroy Pratt
Ralph Shannon
Leigh Soule
Phalanx Club
Dougherty
Henry Bailey
John Applegate
Bob Lytle
William Arthmann Dies at Keosauqua
William Arthmann 38 of Keosauqua died last Friday at home after pneumonia. Funeral services were held at 2 p m yesterday in Keosauqua Methodist Church. He married Esther Gilbert in Rochester New York November 5 1927. The couple moved to Keosauqua two years later. He was a World War veteran and survived by his wife three children Billy James and Jane Ann, his father and several brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Arthmann
Keosauqua
Keosauqua Methodist Church
Arthamann
Hsther Gilbert
Washington
Rochester
N. Y
Veterans’ Hospital
Gilbert
DeMolays Plan Parents Dinner at Masonic Temple
At the DeMolay meeting in the Masonic Temple plans were laid for a Thursday dinner for parents. Past master councilors and DeMolay families are invited. Tom Gray will toast, Raymond Whisler now master councilor led the meeting, and the Mothers circle will serve.
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Masonic Temple
Tom Gray
Raymond Whisler
Burlington
Everette Burham
Wendell Baker
Waterloo lowers power rates for residents and businesses
A reduction in electric rates for residential and commercial customers was announced by Iowa Public Service Co officials. The move, approved unanimously by the city council after requests from members, will save Waterloo residents about 23000 annually in electricity and gas charges.
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Waterloo
Iowa Public Service Ce
Young Stuart Bowler Scores Near Perfect Duck Pin Game
Harold Janssen an eight year old from Stuart bowls a top score of 2942 in duck pins at the family alley owned by his father William Janssen. Though only 47 inches tall he outplays many patrons and trails the best bowler by one pin with 244.
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Stuart
Harold
William Janssen
Heigh
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Paramount
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Prom City Hall
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LaMotte
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Reister Boos.ts
the Evening Journal
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Hubert Walker
W. E. Bond
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Howard Schulty
Ray Tracey
Marshalltown
Montgomery Ward
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Mike Flynn
Violet
Ernest Gideon
Pine Grove
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Heinz Baby Food
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