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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1934

Page

5

Local Families Spend Sunday at Kinfolk Homes

Washington area residents share Sunday visits with relatives including the Fetes, Bell, Wagner, Moore, Salterbury, Coon, Owen and others. Ethel Wagner returns from Carson school for summer vacation as John Wagner helps Rodney Swailes. Memorial Day spent at Clark Wagner home with Lee Jenkins and Raymond Shy stopping by.

Washington Jesse Moore Lewis Fetes Paul Bell Paul Jr Howard Wagner Fred Wagner W. FF. Salterbury Clark Wagner Bertie Lester Nicola Ethel Wagner Carson Louisa County Wayne Warner William Potrat J. L. Coon Gordon and Stuart Sillie Reddick W. H. Owen Mary Betty Max Lee Jenkins Raymond Shy

Merrimac and Germanville Play in Kittenball Doubleheader

Sunday gatherings fill Merrimac area as neighbors visit Glen Shaffer home and Hulls, while Germanville wins a doubleheader against Merrimac and Sloughville. Telegram notes Owls start Tri County League play in Winfield Friday.

Ma Cinderella in the Backwoods Brings Power Struggle

In a Ozark family saga Ann Haskel, known as Ma Cinderella, defends her educated son John Herbert while clashing with Diane Carrol and Lodge guests who scorn her rustic ways. Jeff Todd, Ann’s troubled stepson, stirs trouble as wealthy outsiders doubt the mountain woman’s influence.

Ann Haskel Ozark John Herbert Judge Shannon Ann Jeff Todd Jeff Nance Jordan Diane Carrol Diane Jedge Hit Jedge Shannon Lais Shannon Hyear Kat Cinderella

Crawfordsville Notes and Local Events Summary

Mrs. D. H. Fox attended the funeral of her brother-in-law E. G. Fox in Washington. M. Strain and Mrs. Rhue Mitchell traveled to Iowa City to meet Oma Strain visiting from Des Moines. A Legion and Auxiliary gathering enjoyed ice cream and cake before watching the Legion defeat Pitch-in 15 to 6 at the softball field.

Crawfordsville D. H. Fox E. G. Fox Washington M. Strain Rhue Mitchell Iowa City Oma Strain Des Moines Legion Auxiliary

Community Patches Life Events and Travel Notes in Wayland

Wayland residents share news of repairs and recoveries after a car collision near Olds, visits from relatives, and showers for a bride. Local trips include Harold Meyer’s Ohio visit and the Magdefray Des Moines band contest trip. Mrs Sodergren returns from a multi city visit while Miss Graber prepares to move to California.

Wayland Emerson Schlatter Henry County Hospital Dave Schlatter Severa Olds Clair Sodergren Chicago Staten Island New York Helen Graber Carl Landis Emma Graber Philadelphia California Omer Boshart Florence Bergh Boshart Walter Sauerteig Clara Neff Sommer Harold Donald Meyer Fulton County Ohio Esther Meyer Elmer Meyer Kent W. J.” Bieber Victor Olson Swedeshburg Mary Torrance Tacoma Washington Isaac Anna Conrad Frank Magdefray Des Moines Paul Rainier Adrian Mich Milchican Ross Harnett Delta Gerald Boshart Onar Boshart

Brighton's Drought Voices Hopeful Despite Low Wells

Nevada ranked sparsely settled in the Union as Brighton endures drought with a deep well drilled in 1923 and a test pump run without water loss. Memorial Day crowds, visiting families, and Brighton band debut in new uniforms highlighted community life.

John Soeten Riehland Arrie Soeten

Dry Ice Facts From A Commercial Note

The document explains dry ice as carbon dioxide solidified under pressure and notes it evaporates without moisture. Caution is urged as handling bare hands or skin can cause harm due to a temperature about 110 degrees below zero. The product weighs less than water ice and is about twenty times more effective.

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Washington, R John Wagner Rodney Swailes Merrimac Frank Farmer Bernies Delores Glen Shate Ethelbert Young Ottumwa Doss van Winkles Arthur van Winkle Lyle Doss van Winkle Roy Duttweiler Donna Glen Shafers Dora Saunders Walter Fitchner John Hyde Johnnie Hyde Jr Richard Horace Ingham Will Brannon Joe Grabers Trenton Graber Glen Shaffer Farm Germanville B. Craft C. Hoefer HH. Diers B. Lantz Ro Eshelman E. Tagular A. Clark D. Holt FL Norton Rk. Richard DPD J. Schadt F. D. Manning E. Messer R. F. Merrimac Sloughville B. Craff D. Craff P. R. Miller W. van Winkle C. Hinkis S. S R. Eshelman KE. Tagular H. Dies Davison R. Duttweiler P. Imhoff A. van Winkle B. R. Mann H. Feitz FE. Mann H. Kauffman R. Davison H. Mann Lester Kientz Mae Morgan Harry Reshley Ruth Coffin Libertyville Fairfield Boyd Lantz Glen Shafer Legion Hall Owls Winfield Cubs Margaret Graves Granville J. Stites Noble Lillian Holmes Burlington Maude Harper Heck Portland Oregon Lizzie Wooley Harold Bell Wright Nance Todd Gandamighty Kingdom Come Wilderness Station John Ilerbert Mies Ridge Highway Haskel Place Billy Herb Selt Bel Wright Bing Festus Sredheis Nellie Manners Bera Witter Nevada Union Brighton Rhua Helmick Gary Stone Katheryn Cedar Rapids Malcolm Griffitt R. W. Hinson Rex Dannie Bruce Fox Oskaloosa Mary Chambers Ainsworth Will Teeter Geo Kessel Virginia Jesse Berry Mediapolis And Tren Columbus Junction le, Huston Carlton Jones Batavia Ed Morgan Maec Morgan Lon Morgan Lone Tree Calla Woodford Maynard Kallous Gene Kisor Alms Galesburg T. Nicholson Pleasant Leigh Soule Methodist Chaurch Maxine Weidner Kisor BE. C. Cook Earl Smith Ft. Madison Alice Karlen W. A. Coffman Chesterfield
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