Local Births Highlight Washington County Hospital Notes
Mr and Mrs Marion George announce a baby boy Paul Owen born at 3 30 yesterday afternoon at Washington County Hospital weighing 9 pounds 10 5 ounces Mrs Lyle Snyder greet a daughter Patricia Jean born at 1 55 yesterday weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces Patsy Bergmann is already a nickname Kal laus couple welcome a daughter seven pounds 13 1 2 ounces born about 6 15 this morning at the hospital Mildred Morgan of Rubio before marriage is the mother A 20 discount sale runs all week at A E Atchison Depositors meet at City Hall 7 30 this evening January 24 1933 to form a committee and discuss waiver details Tommy H B Aud 8 00 35c
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Marion George
Washington County Hospital
Paul Owen
Washington National Bank
Lyle Snyder
Patricia Jean
Tommy
Maynard Kallaus
Mildred Morgan
Rubio
City Manager Plan Traced From Staunton Trial In 2008
The concept originated with Staunton Virginia in 2008 before spreading to other municipalities. Advocates credit the Staunton trial for shaping how departments coordinate under a single professional manager.
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Staunton
Lee Arthaud Buys Collins Barber Shop
Lee Arthaud acquires Collins barber shop under Farmers and Merchants Bank financing. Weather forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Wednesday.
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Lee Arthaud
Collins
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Damascus Shrine No. 10 Meeting Reminder
Regular meeting of Damascus Shrine No. 10 held Tuesday evening January 24 at 8 p.m. Visiting members welcome.
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Damascus Shrine No
Navajo Club to Meet Next Wednesday Afternoon
The Navajo club will meet next Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. J. E. Ream. The Woman's Missionary Society of Bethel church to meet with Mrs. Geo. Foster Wednesday afternoon Jan. 25. A Mile of Pennies contest will close at this meeting and pennies saved for the purpose should be brought. Election of officers. American Legion Auxiliary meeting rescheduled to Wednesday Jan. 25 at 2 30. Sunshine Community club to meet with Mrs. Edna Ruebsam Jan. 25. Kolah club to meet Wednesday afternoon Jan. 25 with Mrs. H. J. Schoonover.
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Navajo Club
J. E. Ream
Woman's Missionary — Society of Bethel Church
Geo. Foster
American Legion Auxiliary
Leon Beatty Auxiliary
Belle Rice
Jessie Arnold
Sunshine Community Club
Edna Ruebsam
Kolah Club
H. J. Schoonover
Woman's Relief Corps
Fourth Ward
F. W. Eastwood
Orville Elder
Elsie Bratten
J. C. Boice
East Jackson
Bethel
Floyd Letts
Wayne Gideon
Wayne Lambert
Iowa City
J. F. Lambert
Ernest Gideon
Charley Kolesick
E. Ss. Bishop
Wyman
Ainsworth
Jackson Township
Living Lake School
Nnit
South Prairie School
Walter Longer
Bethel Church
Peter
Emma Shaw
Grace Shaw
C. J
Stanwood shopper highlights 20 percent shoe sale at local store
Ed Davidson from Stanwood weekend in town as Penney’s advertises 20 percent off all shoes with sturdy all leather counters and insoles. Other notes mention Miss Pearl Hamill leaving for Crawfordsville to attend Thompson's School of Cosmetology and local visits by Ira L. Welch and church group travels. The Wallace P T A plans a 3:45 meeting with Clarice Meek readings and Mrs Rudiger talk.
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Ed Davidson
Stanwood
A. E. Atchison
Pearl Hamill
Crawfordsville
Des Moines
Thompson's School of Cosmetology
Penney
Ira L. Welch
Atlantic
Welch-Moore Shoe Store
M. R. Hinshaw
Wayland
J. A. Hinshaw
Wallace P. T. A
P. L. Etter
Clarice Meek
Geo. Rudiger
Legislature Acts on Economy Bills Before Two Houses
The article notes lawmakers debating tax reduction measures with opposition from J J Gallagher Iowa county and G E Malone Cass county. It covers plans for careful bill explanations, a Senate stance against unnecessary re referrals, and passes on three measures including mileage cuts and state car use rules. Community notices follow about club meetings and social events.
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J. J. Gallagher
Iowa County
E. Malone
Cass County
Senate
Iowa Sheriffs Association
Ecourgil
Washington Y Team Beats Rock Island Last Evening
The Washington Y basketball squad defeated Rock Island in a strong exhibition before a large home crowd. In the preliminary, Washington High freshmen under Henry Little beat Crawfordsville HS second team 24 to 4 with twelve players used and evenly shared scoring.
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Washington “Y
Rock Island
Washington High School
Henry Little
Crawfordsville High School
Little
Washington
Pete
Fuhr
Westermark
McAvoy
Ahrens
Judevine
Edwards
Beihl
Anderson
Eeeae
Friendship club to host pot luck dinner at Wolfe home
The Friendship club members and families are invited to a 6:20 PM pot luck dinner at the C. J. Wolfe home Friday January 27. Attendees should bring sandwiches two dishes to pass and table service. Baptist ladies host monthly social and missionary program at the church Friday at 2 30 PM. Bring copies of Streets if you have them.
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Prairie Flower Mission Circle
P. C. and
C. C. Reeves
C. J. Wolfe
East Highland Notes Quiet Week With Local Events
East Highland correspondent reports Mike and Gale Murdock chopping wood for J W Coon. Miss Stolly wed Mr Lunerist at Columbus Junction. Charivari greets her at school. Noah Wieland delivered 60 bushels corn to Bruce Marshall. Bruce Marshall and others attend church. several locals visit and trade livestock. Richardson brothers returning from Colorado report flu illness easing.
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East Highland
Mike
Gale Murdock
J. W. Coon
Miss Stolly
East Highland District No
Noah Wieland
Bruce Marshall
Henry Owen
Writers
B. B
Heltibridie
Mr. Stransky
Riverside
Richardson Brothers
Colorado
Homer
Harlo
Noted reformer Henry Stanton linked to anti slavery work
Not a Newentity Henry Brewster Stanton husband of Elizabeth Cady Stanton played a key role in anti slavery movements and helped reorganize the Republican party. He served on the editorial staff of the New York Sun for many years.
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Henry Brewster Stanton
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Republican Party
ISS
The
New York Sun
Old Water Power Site at Piscataqua River
The Piscataqua River site at South Kerri wick is believed to be America’s oldest water power installation founded in 1620 by Verdinando Gorges on the Burleigh blanket wills site. It has operated continuously since inception.
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America
Piscataqua River
South Kerwick
Verdinando Gorges
First Idea of Soul in Primit ive Thought Traced
The notion of an immortal soul imprisoned in the body appears in a definite form in the work of the poet Hippo ylcides born at Miletus in the sixth century B C Kansas City.
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I’hocylides
Miletus
Milk Key Vitamin G Source Says Important Body Need
A health note highlights milk as the most important source of vitamin G. It states many foods contain the vitamin and that almost everyone eats something daily with at least some of it.
Warn Several Big Railways on Verge of a Receivership
The judiciary committee reports on the La Guardia-McKeown debt relief bill as urgent. It calls for immediate enactment to relieve crushing debts affecting all, with emphasis on major railways facing potential receivership and support from Hoover and party leaders.
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Warn
Washington
House
Bethel community lashed by icebound week
East Jackson notes disrupted by bad roads with no services at Bethel and a postponed Community Social. Families visit kin, a fire destroys the Bishop home, and local events from declamatory contests to club gatherings are listed amid winter travel woes.
Edelweiss Protective Woolly Leaves Adapt to Dry Exposures
Edelweiss features narrow white woolly leaves and woolly bracted flower heads that shield the plant in exposed sites by reducing moisture loss, helping it endure arid conditions.
Conference Honors and Banquet for County Youths
The event in Washington featured Dowell and Stout delivering toasts, with music from a clarinet quartet and choirs. Elizabeth Jones of Crawfordsville and Amos Stout of Brighton gave the toasts on youth growth and future service. Morning speakers urged youths to avoid smoking and drinking, with sessions led by Dr. Witligman and Rev. Wenger.
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W. C. Hedges
Wayland
A. S. Allen
J. W. Hendrickson
Richland
E. S. Hebmer
S. F. Wenger
A. N. Porter
Crawfordsville
E. C. Allen
Frank Bandy
Keola
Scott Kight
Des Moines
Elizabeth Jones
Amos Stout
Brighton
Eva Diller
Dan Moriarty
Ernest Simpson
B. G. Herbrecht
F. C. Witligman
D. C. Fulton
C. V. Brown
Funeral and local social notes from Crawfordsville Iowa
Vera Sands correspondent reports on funeral attendance for Will Hamil in Ainsworth and illness limiting Mrs Rhea. Local residents, including Lee Sands, Bernard Walker, and Harley Rhea, exchange visits and handle farm tasks. Albert Mulhern buys corn from Clint Shall. Zickeloose sale referenced. multiple neighbors mentioned in routine housekeeping and farming trades.
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Crawfordsville
Harley iRhea
Will Hamil
Ainsworth
Rhea
Lee Sands
Bernard Walker
Frank Sands
J. N. Sands
Gwendolyn Rhea
Wilma Wooley
Will Wooless
Harley Rhea
Jim Riley
Oskaloosa
T. H
W. E. Riley
Homer V Paulsgrove
Bert Hesseltine
Vera Sands
Helen Young
Albert Mulhern
Clint Shall
Corn Under Many Names Across Europe and the Americas
The text notes that corn goes by many terms from maize in the Americas to wheat in southern and central Europe and barley oats or rye in northern Europe, reflecting regional naming differences for similar crops.
Iowa Briefs For Sale Prompt Electrical Item
Brief sale notice lists a 1 minute electric item described as a washer with contact phone 183 of 370 blue. fragmentary text mentions zootseod making uncertain reference to product or location.
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Zootseod
Local Social News and Theatre Ads in Brief
Mrs J R Gardner plans to leave for Lisbon after a visit with Mr and Mrs Harry Sizer. Bergmann players present Tommy tonight at 8 00 in H 8 auditorium for 35c. Miss Isabelle Anwyl went to Crawfordsville and joined Tri T club. Audrene Wanerus at the Tasty Sandwich shop. Mrs Don Stephenson and son Charles visited the Chandler home in Fairfield. Penney’s advertises 11 1 2 cent Cambrie Dress Prints. Medford Ore item notes Kenneth Hout participating in school activities though not enrolled, and Sid ney Smith family and Glen B Martin nearby.
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J. R. Gardner
Harry Sizer
Washington National Bank
City Hall
Don Stephenson
Charles
Fairfield
C. D. Chandler
Penney’s
Medford
Ore
DeLong Family Notices and Local Updates
Mrs M C DeLong returned from Crawfordsville after the funeral for her brother John Maxwell. Miss Irene DeLong taught at Centennial School today replacing ill Miss Myerna Jacobson. Glen Eldridge attended an insurance meeting in Davenport yesterday. Auctioneers AUCTIONEFE LL MACON Washington Iowa offer Royal Soap reprints.
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M. C. DeLong
Crawfordsville
John Maxwell
Mr. DeLong
Irene DeLong
Macon
Washington
Iowa
Centennial School
Myerna Jacobson
Glen Eldridge
Davenport
Royal Soap
East End Grocery
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