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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1939

Page

8

Local visitors and holiday get togethers noted

Mrs J W Calvert of Delevan Wisconsin visits longtime friends and plans to stay several days. Mr and Mrs Milton Coffin and family from Richland visit Mrs H Lauderman. Ruth Johnson of American Pearl Button company vacationing in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Jackson and son Larry Dean with Mrs Mary Starr spend the Fourth in Marion. Mr and Mrs Milo Steele and family also spend the Fourth in Riverton.

Ruth Johnson The American Pearl Button Company Kansas City Wilbur Jackson Larry Dean Mary Starr Marion Harley Brock James Brock Francis Singleton Helen Brock Cedar Rapids Town City

Kilkenny Cat Tales and Midwest Notes of July

Local column recalls Kilkenny cats myth as Swiftian lore, lists visitors and travels around Muscatine Cedar Rapids Wellman Davenport Chicago Des Moines Iowa City and Columbus Junction among many families. A county public notice from the Iowa State Commerce Commission outlines a franchise petition by Iowa Southern Utilities for electric lines in Washington County with hearing set July 25 1939.

OWA State Commerce Commission Washington County Iowa Southern Utilities Company Genterville Iowa Iowa State Commerce Commission Anid St. P. M Said Ranee Lews Des Moines Columbus Junction Nettie Chates Dill Martha Grace Butter Tipton Lorraine Lukenbach Chicago Presbyterian Church Roll Davis Silas Davis W. J. Williams W. R. Williams Cambria Wis Lorraine Harrison St. Louis Marjorie Newell Burlington Pearl Harrigson John Seltichting Chillicothe Business College Chillicothe Louisa County Columbus Chautauquy Park Ralph McKune Memphis Clark McKean J. Warnie Moran U. S. Veterans’ Hospital H. L. Sinclair Davenport Arthur Williatma Columbus City W. C. Lewis Jeanette Lewis California Randolph, Hiarris Crossley Ira DeLieu Howard Kulp Doyle Ming

Community Notes From Havre And Surrounding Homes

Wilford Smith and son Myral bought a new Allis Chalmers combine. The Smiths visited in Harold Booth’s home while assembling it. Many local families shared weekend visits and farm help, including Wittmer, Lunning, and Westen households, with field and oat harvest activities noted. Continuous social calls linked families from Havre, Washington, Olds, Noble, Bellville, and Des Moines through Sunday gatherings and farm work.

C. Wittmer Virgil Benteco Company Ruth Baker Sam Wittmer Erhart Lunning Fred Gibson Des Moines Henry Lunning Muscatine Lunning John Baer Will Sehantz Bellville, Ill Inez Graber Raymond Witting Margaret Eh Jnc Willis Wittmer Lee Schaffer 8. C Karl Charlie Wolfe Lee Hesseltine Will McBride

Riverside News Briefs From Riverside July 5

Local notes report travel between Riverside and Milwaukee including Mrs Catherine Pletzer remaining for a longer visit. Teresa Schnoebelen visits Iowa City relatives. Highway 22 oiling caused detours and delays for heavy trucks. Changes at Midway Oil with Gail Kern new manager. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs Hubert Walsh and baby, Mr and Mrs Richard Dautremont, and families of Ziegłowsky and Wittmer. Various social visits around July Fourth and Sunday.

Riverside W. Schnoebelen Inlaw Catherine Pletzer Milwaukee Schnoebelen Irene Lois Joan Pletzer Teresa Schnoebelen Iowa City Richard Schnoebelen Gerald Welte Midway

Boy’s photo of king nets small fortune at Vancouver

A Vancouver boy photographed the British king and queen as they rode past his home. The image drew large demand from the United States and Canada with over 20,000 prints sold and more than $800 earned. The boy notes the photo’s success rests on the king’s personal smile.

King Vancouver B. C United States Canada Ted

Many Snakes Beneficial Not Poisonous Says Experts

A health and wildlife feature notes most common snakes are largely beneficial to ecosystems and not venomous threats to humans, urging caution and education.

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