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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1923

Page

7

Wolf Drive in Washington County Ends After One Wolf Captured

Wayne and neighboring towns report a large wolf drive in Wallace Carpon pasture two miles south of Crawfordsville. About 500 armed men hunted the wolves but only one of the six seen was captured. The auctioned wolf brought 17.50 to fund a charitable cause. Community turnout included Wayland Coppock Noble Havre Crawfordsville Wyman Columbus Junction Olde Mt Pleasant.

Wayne Wayne Wallace Carpon Crawfordsville Washington County Olds Stringtown Wyman Charles Zickefoose Wayland Coppock Noble Havre Columbus Jonetson Olde Mt. Pleasant Carl Baker Henry Neff Will Neff S. S. Neff Frank Neff D. F. Neff Ernest Zickeloose F. M. Wood Willard Washington Frank Sands Pete Matson Winfield John Krantz

Local notes from Ainsworth and surrounding towns

A roundup of social visits births and deaths across Ainsworth Jan 24 25 plus reports from Valilfry Valley and nearby areas. Highlights include weddings announced for Colfax Ike Deweese Eva Lowry, hospitalities at Trotter and Crawford homes, families visiting kin in Keota Iowa City and Muscatine, a fatal drowning incident near Louisa Center and a woodward funeral procession.

Community notes from Brighton and surrounding towns

Mrs J W Hinson and little Evelyn Davis visit Richland after a Brighton weekend. Mrs Harris returns to Richland following a brief visit with Earnest Rudolph. Leona Edwards of Linby stays with cousins. Dora Saunders and Mary Fox hostesses at Riehl a few days. Marjorie Funsten sustains a broken hip in a fall while visiting a neighbor. she injured her ankle last spring and may have missed a step. Roy Decker of Fairfield attends W O W socior at the club house. Queen Esthers meet with Mary and Dorothy Helmick serving fruit salad and nut bread sandwiches after the business meeting. nineteen attend. Amy Rich and son Ira travel to Keokuk after the death of her brother Ross Auld, aged about 67, a Brighton native who leaves a wife and three children Henry of Minneapolis Spencer and Helen of Keokuk. Howard died two weeks earlier. Ellsworth of Aquana and sisters Mrs Mattie McGatt of Chicago and Mrs Rose Dodge of Boone survive.

Leona Edwards Linby Dora Saunders Mary Fox Riehl Marjorie Funsten Swadling Roy Decker Fairfield Mary Dorothy Helmick Amy Rich Ira Keokuk Ross Auld Auld Henry Minneapolis Spencer Helen Howard Ellsworth Aquana Mattie McGatt Chicago Rose Dodge Boone

Wellman Farmers Institute to stage two day program

Mrs George Struble and Mrs J S Kabaker visited Washington for a White Shrine meeting and Mrs Rothchild joined them for a day trip. The Farmers Institute of Wellman hosts a two day program January 26 and 27 with lectures by H H Sundline, home economics judging by Miss Lynne, and prizes for corn oats rye wheat bread cake pie butter and doughnuts. A large crowd is expected with neighboring towns asked to participate and Wellman ladies consider forming a new ladies band.

Eardley Bell Jr Washington F. D. Snavely Kk. C. Hambright Minneapolis Minnesota G. G. Griffith Everette Curl Farmers’ Institute of Wellman H. H. Sunderline Lynne Wellman Melvin Yoder Ben Otto Leo Hooley J. S. Kabaker

Brighton Area Community Notes on Local Visits and Illness

Sev Barnes moves back to old home site on Brightons Route One. Miss Mayme Greer and friend visit Ottumwa over Sunday at George Marshall place. Fred Rodney and Inez Gowey visit John Lynn home southeast of Brighton. Holley Terrence family visit Washington. John Luers ill. Gowey family and sons Maurice and Orlyn visit R S Borkoski. Richland and Brighton papers.

Brighton Barnes Mayme Greer Ottumwa George Marshall Fred Rodney Inez Gowey John Lynn Holley Terrence Washington John Luers A. R. Gowey Maurice Orlyn R. S. Borkoski Richland

Wedding announcements and social notes from the Woodford gathering

The page records the recent Woodford wedding of Allen R Woodford and Miss Gllen Lemley and a lively family gathering at Ralph Woodford’s home. It notes meals, music, visitors including Mrs Eliza Wheelock and Miss Esther Woodford, plus local gossip about farm work, road conditions, and upcoming church events.

Allen R. Woodford Gllen Lemley Woodford Lemley Lois Brown Washington Ralph Woodford Little Bobtie Louise Waterhouse Eliza Wheelock Iowa City California Carrer

Mrs Frey visits Washington. Meyers clan hosts in county

Havre notes Mrs Earl Frey made a business visit in Washington Monday. Mrs Will Meyers and daughters Ruth and Alta visited the Wesson and Edgar Meyers homes and plan to return to Longmont Colorado Thursday. Farm activity includes stock and hog shipments and neighbor visits at Wes Meyers home with Alta and Ruth Meyers entertaining.

Earl Frey Washington Will Meyers Ruth Alta Wesson Fred Wagner Will Wes Meyers Ruth Meyers Longmont Col Washington County

Local Notes From Lexington Tidy But Murky

A Lexington row of brief items records moves and chores around town. Lilla Timmins and Helen Young resume school work. Joe Shalla sold hogs to West Chester. Mrs. Warren Matthess and Mrs. Carl Oldfield socialized. Frank and Chas Wilson visited Jia Schulty. Ewart Young attended the funeral in Missouri and returned. Ott Patterson butchered. Laura Wiles assists with housework. Chas Rickey underwent an operation and is recovering.

Lexington Stone Lilla Timmins Helen Young Joe Shalla West Chester Warren Matthess Carl Oldfield Ott Patterson Laura Wiles Chas. Rickey

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Wellman Savings Bank H. B. Knight Knight Percy Klockenteger Lessie Lewis Iowa City Wilbur Darnell H. E. Hayes Nellie Sear Moore Burlington Aineworth H. G. Crawfords Mr. Crawford Boice Kurtz Baby Spessard Maple Grove W. T. Trotter Hasty Oregon Highland William Bernard Kroll Clair Krouw Jake Hendrickson Mary Ellen Howard G. Crawford Betty Jeane Albert Swift Ainsworth Grover Neiawanger Jas. Chambers George McCaleb Columbus Junction Cone Rush Sylvester Rush Gladys Lina Rush Ames Fred Rush Rochester Willis Rush Paris Mary Rush Colfax John Sullivan Willard Thompson Woodruff Louisa Center Wapello C. KE. Reddington Allie Jeffers J. W. Steckley Davenport Laird Valilfry Valley Addie Wallace Olive Pfeifer Eva Augustine Irma Black Ross Sheets Alois Reiter Wellston Deal H. V. Frank George Blanche Conrad Andy Sheetz Charles Churchill Olive Nellie Pfeifer Ross Sheets Hame Bernice Altenbernd Pansy Pearl Derby John Augustine Virginia W. D. Augustine Bill Hafferty W. J. Pfeifer Christina Breitenbach Daugh Ter Wim Brinning Lee Henry and Son Angustine Addie J. W. Hinson Evelyn Davis Ingham Poland Hanks Morse Hayes Day of Sale V.N Bradford Austin Sutherland Luvines Bank Bowden & Nicholson Robert McCaleb Donald Cecil Esther Woodford Vera Clayton Allen Harvey White Laird Woodford Maude Woodford Waterhouse Tillon Johnson White Institute Johhnson Mart Stone Clay Township Jim Clark Harry Hamilton Ad Parsell Ellis Lloyd WHHL Dr.kings Mi ‘ d Dr. King the Thompson Boot Shop Washington, Iowa M. & R. Merchandising Co
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