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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1935

Page

2

Local notes from Prairie Wer neighborhood and surrounding towns

Prairie Wer resident Perry Kephart injured thumb at the Parl Booth farm when rope and pulley entangled while he was lifting. Top of the thumb scraped. four stitches needed. Davenport trip for Mrs. Fred Burger returns with news of newborn niece Marilouise Shoemaker. Several local visits, sales pitches, and notices about shops, funerals, and travel fill the page, including Dr. W. S. Seateck’s death by suicide and multiple routine social updates.

Perry Kephart Prairie Wer Parl Booth Farm Fred Burger Shiloh Davenport Marilouise Shoemaker Cliff Shoemaker Washington Burger Phil Mercer Sally Burlington

Hospital Reports and Births in Washington County

Mrs H J Ward had tonsils removed at Washington county hospital this morning. Mr and Mrs Ralph Wehr of Ainaworth welcomed a baby daughter born about 2 o clock yesterday afternoon at the hospital. Howard Stortz of East Pleasant Plain underwent a tonsillectomy yesterday and was discharged this morning.

H. J. Ward Washington County Hospital Ralph Wehr Ainaworth Howard Stortz East Pleasant Plain

Iowa Agriculture Dept Collects More This Year

Iowa Agriculture Dept reports fiscal year revenue ended June 30 rose 61 percent from 1933. License fees and oleomargarine tax stamps totaled 452,259, with expenses similar to prior year. Cream graders licenses total 3,360 under new grading law, aims to boost butter quality and dairy profits statewide. Army worms, poison bran distribution, and apple scab conditions noted. soybean acreage up 240 percent to 716,853 acres with average yield 11.3 bushels per acre.

Des Moines Iowa Department of Agriculture Ray Murray Murray Department of Agriculture Entomologiat Iowa Lyon Mitchell Monona Sioux Harrison Plymouth Sac Shelby Woodbury Ida

Chinch Bug Damage Reported in Eastern Iowa

C M Packard of the U S department of agriculture and Dr G Decker report chinch bug damage to oats in eastern Iowa. They warn that continued dry weather could ripen grain and drive the pests toward corn. Dr C J Drake, state entomologist, provides further context.

Des Moines Iowa C. M. Packard United States Department of Agriculture G. Decker C. J. Drake

Wellman Reunion Draws Local and Visiting Kin

Kirkendall reunion held at Milton Iowa with attendees from Wellman Mr and Mrs C C Gardner and Deibert Wilson plus house guests Myrtle Simmerman of St Petersburg and Donald Gardner Baker and Mrs William Baker of St Paul. Other notes cover Sanders family visits and local social ties.

Wellman Kirkendall Milton Iowa Cc. C. Gardner Deibert Wilson Myrtle Simmerman St. Petersburg Piorida William Baker Donald Gardner Baker St. Paul Minn Parentat C. C. Gardner Dave Tipton Lexington Sanders A. J. Sanders 2Nd, Ave. Co Minneapolis Forrest Johason New York City Johnson

Keeper of the Bees film at State theater

A Monogram photoplay follows a shell shocked veteran who flees a hospital for a peaceful California coast town. He finds love and mystery in Peaceful Bay after meeting a bee keeper. Neil Hamilton stars with Betty Furness and a strong supporting cast.

California State Monogram Peaceful Bay Neil Hamilton Betty Furness Hobart Bosworth Emma Dunn Edith Fellowes Helen Jerome Eddy Marion Shilling James Burtis Barbara Bedford Lafe McKee George Cleveland

John Harper of Hollywood Dies

Will Harper of Hollywood Calif reports the death of his brother John H. Harper from a heart attack in Los Angeles on July 4 1935 at age 57. He grew up in Crawfordsville Mediapolis and California, married Della Long in 1902 who died in 1917, later remarried Catherine E Harper and is survived by three sons Ferrel Ross Ellis, a daughter Evelyn Dunsmore three grandchildren two brothers Edwin Harper and W A Harper many relatives and local buried kin. The item follows with assorted community notices on visits church activities meetings and social events around Crawfordsville and area.

Nellie Manners Crawfordsville Will Harper Hollywood Calif John H. Harper Los Angeles Mediapolis California Della Long Catherine E. Harper Ferrel, Ross Ellis Harper Evelyn Dunsmore Edwin ©. Harper Suisun W. A. Harper Leona F. Wenger Haskins Church

Brooks Family Visits McLaughlin Home in District 4

In District 4 on July 10 Mr and Mrs C A Brooks of Chicago visited the Don McLaughlin home, Mrs McLaughlin’s parents. The piece lists numerous relatives and friends visiting or hosting across a series of Sunday gatherings and weekday visits.

C. A. Brooks McLaughlin District Lela Miller Chicago Don McLaughlin Dolly Meredith Milo Patterson Tommy Harvey Golia Miller Russell Ruth B. F. Miller Walter Gardner

Brighton R 1 News Highlights Local Visits and Farm Work

Mrs R S Borkoski and daughter Helen visited Fairfield on Thursday. Glen Mullikin and son Glen Jr spent Sunday at C L Brown's. Paul Crish returned home after five weeks with the Fritz family. Farmers plowed corn and cut rye and wheat during fair weather. Leonard Fritz hosted Fritz family for Sunday dinner. River levels show a fall. Karl Neal and family joined Leonard Fritz for Sunday evening.

Prody A. Borkoski Brighton Borkoski Helen Fairfield Glen Mullikin Glen,Jr Near Batavia C. L. Brown Paul Crish Leonard Fritz John J. Kurtz Germanville Karl Neal

Will Vote on Forming Town in University Heights

Residents of a west side area will vote on incorporating as a town. The election will be held at the home of Mr. Lee D. Kos er, 05 Coalsview avenue.

Iowa City University Heights Lee D. Koser Coalsview Avenue

Mower accident leaves man badly injured near Wayland

Chriss Unternahrer, 69, was cutting hay when a mower end caught his legs, severing bones above the shoe tops. He was rushed to Henry County Hospital in critical condition due to blood loss and age. His son-in-law Jake Roth, recovering from surgery in Wood River, Neb., and Mrs Roth are briefly noted in this Wayland dispatch.

Ezra Wittmer Wayland Chriss Unternahrer Henry County Hospital Unternahrer Joe Mr. Unternahrer Jake Roth Wood River Neb Ezra Wenger Chicago Ill Sam Wenger J. W. Myers Carrie Funk Olds Wayland Mary Hauenstein Mat Dowling Knoxville Tenn

Flea Problems Plague Southwest Farm

A farmer nine miles southwest of Lamoni faces a severe flea infestation in barns outbuildings and house. Remedies mentioned include turpentine poisonous gas and buying sheep with supporters arguing fleas will die when the sheep are dipped.

Lamoni Here

Farmer Fatally Injured After Fall on Pitchfork Handle

Alfred Moel of Davenport suffered internal injuries after falling on a pitchfork handle in an outdoor incident. He was hospitalized where doctors reported the injuries as severe and life threatening.

Davenport Alfred Moel

Pleasant Ridge Social Notes Refer Olive Underwood Visit

Pleasant Ridge records show Olive Underwood returning from McLellan's due to a sprained ankle. Lil Shirley Anne Smith visited Washington for her first time Monday, weighing in at an unnamed measure. Mrs. Leslie Ross and daughters, Mrs. Ray Reeves, and others shared an afternoon gathering, with several visits to Edna Reeves and Wellia on the Fourth of July weekend.

Ray Reeves Pleasant Ridge Olive Underwood McLa&lan's Shirley Anne Smith Washington Milton Smith Leslie Ross Helen Lois Jean Darlene Lois Glasgerew Edna Reeves Robert Nott Ted Miler Donald Smuts Welliag Howard Hazen Howard Sigatoose

Employee of I S Utilities Injured in Substation Accident

Ed Carpenter distribution engineer for the Iowa Southern Utilities company is in critical condition at Meares hospital Burlington after an electrocution and fall from a pole at a local substation. He sustained multiple fractures and severe shock, with prognosis considered likely fatal. The accident occurred about 4 30 this morning.

Wapello Ed Carpenter Iowa Southern Utilities Company Meares Hospital Burlington

Pitchfork Incident Reported at Farm Near New Liberty

A worker at a farm near New Liberty was injured by a pitchfork incident. Details of the accident and the actor involved are not fully disclosed in the available text.

New Liberty

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