Brighton visitors to sing at rural commencement exercises
Richard and David Day of Brighton stay with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Livingston for a few days. They will sing in the choir at the rural commencement exercises Wednesday evening and attend the State theater that night. The Days are sons of Wilbur Day and grandchildren of Mrs. Livingston’s sister.
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Brighton
Ralph Livingston
Wilbur Day
Local notices and social updates from Washington Iowa area
Community notices report moving addresses sales visits and social events around Washington and nearby towns. Names include Howard Crozier Roy Bake Mrs Elmer Peterson and families, George Davis Ottumwa, Tol Lytle Williamsburg, Deatrice Wilson, Ray Tracy group from Maquoketa, and Dale Gort Marie Neff marriage license.
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Howard Croziers
Jefferson St
Hfast Main
Roy Bake
Widmer & Busby
Phyllis
Donald
Lem Logan
Bakehouse
Jane Logan
Owatonna
Minn
Dr. Griffith
Elmer Peterson
Evelyn Peterson
Near Rock Island
Ill
Mia
Evaline Peterson
Chicago
Frank Peterson
Riverside
Carl Peterson
Richmond
George F. Davis
Ottumwa
Tol Lytle
Williamsburg
Dale Gort
Marie Neff
Wayland
Caroline Strong
Ava Jean Williamson
Hillsboro
Language Diversity: About 8420 Tongues Worldwide
A global survey notes roughly 8,420 languages are spoken around the world. Major linguistic groups include Indo-European and Sino-Tibetan families, with numerous small languages persisting in isolated communities.
Washington people join Iowa Wesleyan commencement program
Among those at the commencement program hearing Byrd Poulter Hughes and others were Mr and Mrs T A Michels and family and Mrs Michels mother Mrs John Willer of Tipton the Misses Carrie and Jeanette Kyle Mr and Mrs Harry Dye County Agent and Mrs W J Roudabush Mrs Homer Stephen and daughter Betty Co Supt and Mrs Lester B Krabill and sons Vincent and Milburn Melvin Gingerich Miss Edna Mercer and mother Mrs William Mercer Miss Edna Klein Mr and Mrs J A Taylor Miss Mildred Woodburn Miss Helen Levis Mrs O F Boller and Ruth Mrs George Breitenbach and Virginia and Mrs O F Bostwick and Bob Lucile Nicola who attends Iowa Wesleyan returned home with the Taylors.
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Iowa Wesleyan
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Poulter
Hughes
T. A. Michels
Michels
John Willer
Tipton
Carrie
Jeanette Kyle
Harry Dye
W. J. Roudabush
Homer Stephen
Betty
Lester B. Krabill
Vincent and
Milburn
Melvin Gingerich
Edna Mercer
William Mercer
Edna Klein
J. A. Taylor
Mildred Woodburn
Helen Levis
O. F. Boller
Ruth
George Breitenbach
Virginia
O. F. Bostwick
Bob
Lucile Nicola
Taylors
A. S. Smith
Fairfield
Christian Church
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Wellman Flower Show Delights Many In First Event
Wellman Garden club celebrated its first flower show at the Wellman Bank Community rooms. The exhibit featured 155 iris and flowers with rock garden and fish pool displays attracting 235 visitors. Judges Mrs. Carlton Wilson and Mrs. Harry Montgomery praised the entries as the club plans a July 4 event opening the Half Century of Progress celebration.
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Wellman
Wellman Garden Club
Wellman Bank
Carlton Wilson
Harry Montgomery
Garden Club Department
Washington
Max Coffey
Wilson
Henry Durian
Toppan Johnson
RK. W. Wirtz
R. C. Winegarden
Carl Anderson
Chas. Shaffer
K. C. Jones
Roy Durian
W. S. McIntosh
Arthur Dodds
Geo Tracy
Wm. Eckhardt
FE. C. Jones
L. W. Marner
Charles Shaffer
Chas
Livezey
Hall
J. M. Sehlabaugh
Muriel Marner
Ellen Gertrude Rowe
Kenneth Durran
R. W. Wirtz
Katie Beer
Evelyn Gingerich
George Tracy
Lawrence Katie Beers
L. J. Miller
Mark Frown
Nellie
George Tracey
Gardner
Falls
Virginia Snavely
Two City League Games Tonight Delayed Weather Likely
City softball schedule features Odd Fellows versus Giants at 7 20 and North Side Cafe versus Little Demons at 7 30 8. DeMolays game postponed from last Friday may be rescheduled. Monday night double header includes American Peaks versus National Pipeline at the troop field. Tri County League action has Washington vs Richland with American Pearls in Washington colors.
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Troop Field
Odd Fellows and Giants
North Side Cafe
Little Demons
Odd Fellows and DeMolays
American Peaks
National Pipeline Company
Washington
Richland
American Pearls
West Chester
Packwood
Brighton
Keota
Troop
Troopers
Riverside Packwood
State High School Athletic Board to Have July Election
Two new members will be elected to the Iowa high school athletic association board of control in July. Longtime Northeast member T. M. Clevenger of Waverly retires July 1 and Southeast rep J. H. Peet of Washington leaves when he moves to a Cedar Falls post in September. New members serve until November unless re-elected. executive secretary George A. Brown may seek re-election.
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Des Moines
Board of Control of Athletics
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Board of Control
T. M. Clevenger
Waverly
J. H. Peet
Washington
Clevenger
Peet
Cedar Falls
Association
George A. Brown
Raisin Bug Damages Mulberries Damages Fruit Trade
Insect pest known as the raisin bug annually destroys thousands of dollars worth of mulberries, harming dried fruit packers and their supply.
Baseball Results and Standings From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday's results show Chicago 6 St. Louis 2 as the only game played. Today schedule lists Brooklyn versus Boston, St. Louis versus Pittsburgh, New York versus Philadelphia, and Cincinnati against Chicago, plus American League and American Association standings and upcoming games.
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Groomer One Neue
Cinciminati
Philadelphiia
Ccomdinedie
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
ORO
Cleveland
Etuiniintiiieipi
Gistecincen
Washington
Detroit
American Association
Pet
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Tisahiteen Dan Miete
Louisville
Columbus
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Toledo
Tennis Courts Open for Y W C A Girls Play
Y W C A announces tennis courts ready for use this summer. Players pay 1 dollar plus 1 dollar Y W C A membership or 5 dollar Y W C A membership. Scheduling at Y M office. Swimming classes begin Friday under staff.
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Manton Hebner
Y. M
Y. W
YY. W
Ann Knottner
Borman
Betty Crow
Y. W. Board
Many Calls Made by People Living on Washington R 3
Riverside residents visit and travel details are listed. Donald Mape and spouse received multiple visitors, including Nate Benson family and Marrett Reiner at Koenig home. Milton Maas bought seed corn and replanting noted. Maas and Dawn car work.
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Washington
Bernice Mans
Donald Mape
Riverside
Nate Benson
Ward
Rock Island
Agnes
Joe Malichky
Milton Maas
Maxine Reeves
Eleanor Maas
Mick Dawn
Allison Maas
Henry Brinning
West Chester
Globe Trotters Still Not Here In Washington Softball
Eddie Barker manager of the Little Demons vows to play the Globe Trotters of Des Moines. Rain canceled two prior dates. last night fans waited over an hour as the Trotters did not arrive, rain checks issued for a future game. Crawfordsville beat Washington girls 19 to 4 with Sally Mangold pitching.
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Eddie Barker
Little Demons
Globe Trotters
Des Moines
Eddie
Crawfordsville
Washington
Edldie
Huay
Sally Mangold
Funeral for Riverside farmer Joseph Gerot renowned pioneer
Joseph Gerot a Riverside pioneer since 1860s died Saturday night after several weeks illness. Born May 8 1846 in Alsace Lorraine France he moved to America at age nine with his family and settled in Washington county where he lived most of his life. He married in the area and built a long community residence.
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Riverside
Joseph Gerot
South Riverside
Alsace Lorraine
France
Peter
Theresa Gerot
America
Washington County
Gerot family obituary and Riverside reunion noted
Barbara Kallaus and her family mourn Barbara daughter Clara Godlove and son Henry Gerot preceded father in death. Henry Gerot a Percheron breeder with Frank Gerot spent years farming in Riverside. Funeral at Methodist church featured hymns and six grandnephews as casket bearers. Riverside burial followed. John and Catherine Rummelhart Donatech descendants held a large family reunion near Riverside with 75 attendees. next year planned for June 3 at W. J. Mougin home near Hills with guests from multiple towns.
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Barbara Kallaus
Clara Godlove
Henry Gerot
Gerot
Frank
Europe
Charles Gerot
Riverside
Fred Gerot
Fugene
Oregon
Methodist Church
C. E. Fitzsimmons
Cloyd Whitlock
William Ingram
Harold Cress
Roy
Oscar
Robert
Ardell Clair
Orval Geret
Riverside Cemetery
John
Catherine Rummelhart Donatech
George Deutsch Vome
Eskimos Said to Avoid Warfare Across Ages
Collier's Weekly notes a race of people, the Eskimos, who have never indulged in warfare and know nothing about it despite war dominating history and press coverage worldwide.
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Collier’s Weekly
Four Classes of Car Service in French Indo China
Four classes of car service exist in French Indo China with Europeans allowed first and second class as well as a third class but not fourth. The fourth class is reserved for natives.
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Indo-China
Guaranteed Treatment For Tender Stomec
Dr. Emil's Adla Tablets claim quick relief from stomach pain between meals due to er ty indigestion and heart symptoms. If not satisfied, money refunded. Geo L McDaniel, Druggist.
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