Local News Briefs Highlight Scheduled Meeting and Movements
General meeting set for Saturday at 2 20. Ruth Johnston travels to Iowa City to enter the University of Iowa for the second semester and will reside in the University Girls dormitory. Her father drives her there. Mise Yoloson previously attended Northwestern Institute of Medical Technology in Minneapolis and plans to continue medical technology studies at the University. A benefit athletic show starts at 8 p m tonight at City Hall. Mr and Mrs A C Polis and Floyd along with Mr and Mrs Fred Werner plan to attend a relative’s funeral in Libertyville tomorrow.
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Ruth Johnston
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Rasslawn
H. Johnston
Mise Yoloson
Northwestern Institute of Medical Technology
Minneapolis
University
City Hall
A. C. Polis
Floyd
Fred Werner
Libertyville
Local births and injuries reported in Washington county area
Le Nore Rath birth ties to Wash ington great grandparents with Betty Joy McClellan born Jan 3 and Le Nore Jan 11. Other notes cover Gale Brinning’s appendicitis at Washington county hospital and Darnell couple welcoming a baby daughter. Mrs Howard W. reports in hospital after a crash near Ernie Temple corner. County officials attend state farm bureau convention in Des Moines. Bob Godfrey’s return to New York after holiday visit. Willard Thompson stays with grandparents. Read the Classified Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Hospital
W .H. Howard
Oskaloosa
Ernie Temple Corner
Town
W J. Roudabush
H.C. Finney
Des Moines
State Farm Bureau
Vei Hayes
Joe Caputo
City Hall
Bob Godfrey
New York
Vir
Lyman Thompson
J. M Godfrey
Crawfordsville
Miss Ellen Morrison Expected Back at St Joseph School
Ellen Morrison, injured in a Christmas time car crash, hopes to return to teaching next week in St Joseph Missouri. She is improving and visiting her parents at Morrison residence while downtown errands. Christian Ladies held a fifteen cent supper to aid church funds with donated food and planned another supper in two weeks on Peb. 7 led by Mrs Jackson and others. The next Aid Society social is Feb. 1 at Mrs Williams home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Morrison
St. Joseph
Morrison
Ladies Aid Soviets
T. E. Jackson
C .E. Beaty
Ioan Shaffer
Ralph Me. Creedy
Pritton
Aid Society
Ralvoh Williams
Local Obscure Notices Include Family Visits and Illness
Community news lists Sunday visits at Rogers and Baldersen households, dinner guests with extended families, and multiple sicknesses affecting Hattie Martin and her brother Herman. A 85 year old, Mrs. Rachel Jones, died of a heart attack while wintering with her son Albert Jones. funeral at Pleasant Prairie Friends Church, Frivids Cemetery, Riethland. Family movements include moves to Fairfield and a filling station, with several social events and birthdays noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Martin
Hattie Martin
Herman
Rachel Jones
Albert Jones
Friends Church
Pleasant Pasin
Sburlal Ein -Friv
Local social notes from Ainsworth Iowa area
R notes list visits, meals and greetings among residents including Miss June Sheets aiding Hemmer Mas or, Charley Dickinson improving after surgery in Washington hospital, birthday for Will Richards, and a basketball game at Wayland. Mentions Daryl Woods Marl White Jean, Liz Dea, Dorothy Work, Rob Paul, and others in community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Whit
Louise Smith
Will Dea
Dorothy Work
Heten Wheelers
W. BP. Roberts
Robert Kephart
Daryl Woods
Marl White
Jean
Wayland Met
Riverside Om Bastes
Hilly Stewart
Fragmented Market Listing Narrows To Partial Deals
Readable items show grocery line fragments including laundry soap, oyster items, radish and cake mentions. Some entries reference prices and weights such as 2 lb and fresh day deals. The clipping preserves scattered product names and vague offerings without full context.
House Beats Move for Substitution of Cunningham Bill
The article notes Cunningham’s amended bill would eliminate property taxes, estimate about 50 million dollars annual revenue, compares to a 27 million dollar estimate for the Farm Bureau taxed transactions and 20 million for the interim bill. Rates were cut from one percent to one half of one percent claiming equitable treatment with no special favors or exemptions.
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Farm Bureau
Cunningham
Columbus Junction Notes From January Busy Day
Mrs F J Mellinger hosts her daughter Mrs Austin Davis and others as Columbus Junction marks extensive family gatherings. The town cele breates 49th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Ray Mentlong and reports airplane trip by Justin Davis and Floyd Pine to Wisconsin. High school detectors contest slated, Presbyterian women host precampaign shower, visitors from Oakville and Silver, and families share dinners and greetings in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
F.J. Mellinger
Austin Davis
Albers McCullouch
Ray Metntlong
Justin Davis
Floyd Pine
Wisconsin
Stage Feature at State Good at Night
Jesse Ayres and his Massitespa troupe present a lively stage program at the State theater last night with singing dancing and comedy The Colored Quartet and Mills Bros join in with orchestra music without instruments The film attraction Lets Fall in Love completes the feature bill for a combined stage and screen show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Ayres
State Theater
Mills Bros
Soviet dictionary drive fills homes with knowledge
Moscow reports the State Publishing Trust printed over 2 million dictionaries in 1938 as part of a campaign to spread literacy among the proletariat. The volume includes many English Russian editions aimed at expanding linguistic access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
U.P
State Publishing Trust
Woodruff Home Hosted by Oakville Residents
Mr and Mrs Frank Melinger and Mr and Mrs Legal Mellinger with daughter Norma of Oakville were entertained at the Austin Davis home in a social visit full of cordial hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodruff
Frank Melinger
Legal Mellinger
Norma
Oakville
Suse Law
Austin Davis Home
Local visitors and travel notes from Burling ton area
John Sullivan of Burlington was here on business yesterday. Mrs. Della Neal of west of Washington visits Mrs. Bessie Tucker. Mrs. ER Coffey to return to Wellman from Omaha after an operation. visiting son Max Coffey in Omaha since leaving Clarkson Hospital.
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John Sullivan
Burlington
Macon
Washington Town
Della Neal
West of Washington
Bessie Tucker
ER. J. Coffey
Wellman
Omaha
Max Coffey
Clarkson
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John Munroe
Car Dacrings
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Duane
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Landay
Dane Daering
Epem
Oscar Mowrer
Liord Luere
Carl Yuper
Doane Daering
Allnday
Liord Luers
Carl Darr
Ings
Miss June Sheets
Keota
Hemmer Masor
Charley Dickinson
Washington Hospital
Lytle’s Grocery
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