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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1930

Page

7

Local Games Award Prizes and Notable Injuries Reported

Miss Schrader and Robert Heitzman won first prizes in board games while Gladys Page and Ernest Salladay took booby prizes. Joseph Stransky earned a high domino prize. Carrie Iden visits from Cedar Rapids. Floyd Dake arrives from Montana to visit family. Mrs. Alice Lear suffered severe burns at the hotel while cooking, with several sat ignited during the incident.

Helen Schrader Robert Heitzman Gladys Page Ernest Salladay Joseph Stransky Carrie Iden Cedar Rapids Floyd Dake Montana Boone Will E. E. Blythe Alice Lear

Train Schedule Breif for Local and Limited Passengers

Eastbound No 26 Southwest Limited 12 58 am No 8 Local Passenger 532 pm No 2 Local Freight 1051 am Monday Wednesday and Friday All Passenger Trains Daily W C Bell Agent

L. Goodlander Southwest Limited Dally W. C. Bell

Mrs C J Karel Travels to Des Moines for Family Visit

Mrs C J Karel left Tuesday for Des Moines to visit her daughters Mrs Baumgartner and Miss Jeanette Karel. The C O F members hosted a card party at their hall on Wednesday evening.

Riverside the Needle Club I. O. O. F. Hall C. J. Karel Des Moines

Fire destroys Maronir home. community shaken

A serious blaze swept through a residence in Shiloh on Sunday morning, reducing the Maronir dwelling to ashes and drawing the townspeople into a swift response to aid the affected family.

Shiloh

Temple fire leaves deep memory in Washington community

A severe fire in Washington is described as the most serious in memory, consuming valuable items and taking only hours to destroy what would take months to replace. The town notes various residents visiting schools, family visits, hog trades, and local events as winter continues.

Pleasant Hill Social News Highlights

Pleasant Hill column notes visitations and family updates. Glen Pratt and Earl Kephart families seen with Orville Caldwell and Geneva Shebeck recovering from surgery at Washington county hospital. Smallpox cases improving. Marie Darbyshire stayed with Saville family in Washington. Glenn Pratt helped with summer butchering. attended Dittmar and Miller sale with Howard Witting and clerked.

Will Stafford Aaron Stafford Earl Kephart Washington County Hospital Geneva Shebeck Marie Darbyshire Saville Washington Glenn Pratt Howard Witting Dittmar and Miller Howard

Local Social Notes From Richland and Surrounding Towns

Community brief listing weekend visits and illness notes. Gladys and Gwendolyn Miller stayed in Richland for the weekend. Mrs Esther Trail and Chyll's visited Mrs Merle Beauchamp, while Glenn and Billie went to Fairfield. Dale Jones returned from Evanston Illinois for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Watson are on the sick list under doctor care. Guy Dutton visited Chester Rice. Mrs Verle Beauchamp and baby Doris visited George Bray, Eldon Roger returned to school on crutches after an accident. Chester Staats of Fairfield visited W L Train home. George Bray sold his dogs to Nordyke and Greeson. Walter Bray and children visited Fairfield, plus Mrs Florence Jones. Carlos Watson and parents enjoy a new radio. Mrs Anna Gowey and Mrs Leona Hamilton attended Legion Auxiliary in Brighton. Earl Coffin has scarlet fever southeast of Yeo. Pearl and Carrie Wikoff visited Mrs Etta Jones. Alda Watson and Carlos visited Richland Tuesday. R A Spalding and family visit.

Temple Building Washington Pauline Maxine Darbyshire Jean Sigafoose Seanna Lorena Donaldson George Corbin Mack Harold Beenblossom Lester Wagner Crooks John Gamble Kennedy Tra Caldwell Cyrus Birka Elmer Guenther Dave Schwartz Jake Christner Wayland Tia Caldwell Mack Beenlossom Homer Kephart Dave Schantz Shiloh Schoo Will Daryshire Elsie Wagner Will Caldwell Orville Guy Dutton Chester Rice Verle Beauchamp Doris Christie Beauchamp George Bray Eldon Roger Chester Staats Fairfield W. L Geo. Bray R. A Florence Jones Carlos Watson Anna Gowey Leona Hamilton Legion Auxiliary Brighton Earl Coffin Yeo Pearl Carrie Wikoff Pleasant Plain Etta Jones Alda Watson Carlos Richland Wesley Bond R. A. Spalding

Hog shipments move through farmers union at Verdi

Verdi F J Wong er reports Will Bealer ships two truckloads of hogs via the farmers union and Chas Schiebel delivers two loads to Chas. Thomas. Lloyd Hayes residence narrowly avoids fire after flames rise from a small chimney opening noticed during investigation. Neighbors help extinguish the blaze. firefighters suspect smoldering joists beneath the floor.

Verdi Will Bealer Farmers Union Chas Schiebel Chas. Thomas Lloyd Hayes Jerry Hayes Harold

Glendale Notes From January Storm and Local Happenings

Glendale reports describe roads reopening after Thursday Friday storm. Washington fire drew spectators as neighbors watched. County tractors cleared south Glendale routes toward the county highway. The community mourned Mrs John Spendel. Miss Gertrude Anderson returned to school. Dale Gallagher left hospital and stayed with his father at the Congress hotel.

Glendale Washington South Ab Swift’s John Spendel Gertrude Anderson Will Paul Dale Gallagher Irv.Allagher Congress Hotel

Louisa County Basketball Tournament Planned in Columbus Junction

The Better School association of Louisa County completed plans for a two day basketball tournament to be held in Columbus Junction on February 21 and 22. Friday pairings include Columbia Junction versus Morning Sun, Wyman versus Leti, Grandview versus Wapello with Cotter drawing a bye. The Ladies Aid society of the Fredonia Methodist church held an all day meeting with Mrs. Blaine Bliven. Mrs. Myers Jarvis of Morning Sun visited her brother John Wheeler in Columbus.

Columbus Junction Columbia Junction Morning Sun Wyman Tuleti Grandview Wapello Cotter Ladies Aid Society Fredonia Methodist Church Blaine Bliven Myers Jarvis John Wheeler Columbus

Local school contests and basketball schedule in county

The item notes visiting relatives Esther Shellabarger from San Pedro and Miss Patton in Columbus Junction. It lists winners of high school declamatory contests from Columbus Junction Cotter Grandview and Letts set to compete in the Louisa county prelim in Columbus Junction the last week in February, with the county contest planned for Morning Sun on March 8. Wapello high boys face a home game Friday and Columbus girls visit Wy man.

M. F. Patton Columbus Junction Esther Shelabarger San Pedro Calif J. L. Shellabarger Cotter Grandview Letts Louisa County

Giant pineapples weigh fifteen to twenty pounds each

Very large pineapples described as specimens may reach weights from 15 to 20 pounds each.

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