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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1930

Page

5

Squatters Seize Beach Front Amid Malibu Clash

A caravan of about 126 World War veterans and supporters descended onto Rancho Malibu beach land owned by Mrs Mayo Rindge. Deputies armed with tear gas and rifles arrived as squatters posted notices and attempted to build a camp using a lumber truck. The situation escalated with threats of gunfire. one person was arrested as authorities dispersed the gathering. The veterans claimed government land and questioned Spanish land grants. The case moves toward possible U.S. land office action and inquiry by the U.S. attorney.

Los Angeles Malibu Mayo Rindge Ocean Front Rindge U.S. Land Office United States

Homecoming events and river flooding near Columbus Junction

Residents prepare for a Cairo Evangelical Church homecoming led by Mrs Henrietta Salmon while discussions of restored church programs unfold. Heavy rains brought flooding along routes No 16 and No 2 east of town, with land submerged between here and Fredonia. Community gatherings include a Muscatine county ministerial association meeting at New Era Memorial community house in New Era and a silver Lat Rebekah lodge event in Des Moines.

Columbus Junction Evelyn and Cortlene West Mids Dierex Crawfordsville Henrietta Salmon Cairo Muscatine 4 Loulea County Association New Era Memorial New Fa Dick Smith James and Robert Sioux Alls Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Hadley —C. Brown Helen” Brown Helen el Reno Ohio WLC Evans Cedar Rapids Presbyterian Church Methodist Church Louise Orr Panhandle Tex Louise Moore Albert Thurston von Kenneth Oregon J. le Thurton

Vacation Bible school and local flooding impact in Glendale

Residents gathered details of weather damage from Saturday rains across the Glendale area. Bridges along North Fork were moved or washed out, cattle pastures flooded, and repairs required on roads south from Godwins. Neighboring households hosted guests and club activities continued with the So-and-Sew group at the grove, noting new member Eve Cory.

Washington County Notes on Rain and People

West Chester reports from Dayton Correspondent describe Harold Soper of Cedar Rapids visiting Washington county, a toad hauled for Art Anderson of Peoria, and a trip to Keota. The river near Oska loosa is out of banks, roads damaged, crops at risk, and Saturday rain compared to a milder 1924 pattern with no wind or hail.

Harold Soper Cedar Rapids Washington County Harold Dan Rohrer Art Anderson Peoria Pierece Helen Salmon Minneapolis Minn Waterioon Keota Kinross

Dayton Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Dayton Grove June 13 Mrs J B Moore keeps the community update. The Moore family spent Sunday evening with Clarence Johnson. Mr and Mrs Pearl Chamberlain and family returned to Mason City after visiting relatives in the area. Mr Karl Wymore and his mother visited in Whiat Cheer. Mildred Leet begins student nurse work at Washington County Hospital next week. Mrs Ott and daughter Caldena of Keota visited the Carl Wymore home for a few days.

Dayton Grove Yall Moore Clarence Johnson Pearl Chamberlain Mason City Karl Wymore Whiat Mildred Leet Washington County Hospital Ott Caldena Keota Carl Wymore

Weather, flood, and hardship hit Homestead Farm crops

The Homestead Farm notes describe heavy rain and the English river flooding low lands and farms. Irvin Hochstetler and others drown stock while townspeople observe a stern contrast between well dressed hotel guests and farmers suffering crop losses. The piece laments hospital patients and praises nurses as a flood prophesied rain owl forecasts echo.

Homestead English River William Dewas Soddy Dewas Irvin Hochstetler Irvin Fredonia Washington County Hospital

Crawfordsville Ladies Auxiliary Delegates Named

Nellie Manners items note thirteen members at Legion hall with guests Mrs Harold Ross and Mrs Curl from Wellman. Mrs Curl spoke on Rei and Mrs Ross on National Defense. Two members elected to state convention, Marie Maxwell delegate and Mabel Anderson alternate. Alice Mitchell hostess with Maud Bosman assisting. Visitors J Whiteman and wife from Biggsville en route from Iowa City. Finland orders eight speed boats with cannons for rum runner war.

Crawfordsville Ladies’ Auxiliary Legion Hall Harold Ross Curl Wellman Ross Ft. Dodge Marie Maxwell Mabel Anderson Alice Mitchell Bmirs Maud Bosman J. ¥. Whiteman Biggsville, IL C. M. Maxwell Iowa City

Riverside Weddings Highlight June Nuptials at M E Church

Miss Lillian Wallrab and Mr. Howard Fisher wed in Riverside on June 11 at the M E parsonage with Rev. W C Keeler officiating. Attendants Irene Fisher and Verne Droll. Bride wore georgette and carried butterfly roses. Reception for sixteen relatives and friends at the bride’s parents’ home. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Milt Wollrat, graduated 1920 and taught at Town State Teachers College, employed in Tow City Montgomery Ward. Groom, son of Fred Fisher, is a farmer. They will live on the Fisher farm south of Riverside. Mrs Robert Hutzman returned from Ottumwa after attending Women’s Relief Corps convention. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Henry Yousy. A social by ME Ladies Aid netted about $22.00. Local girls Gladys Kueneman and Dorothy Thomann attend Des Moines convention with Mrs A R Cummings. Guests include Mr and Mrs C Cross and relatives from Col and Los Angeles. William Muller and family visit.

Riverside Lillian Wallrab Howard Fisher M.E. Y Arsonnel Town City W. C. Keeler Irene Fisher Verne Droll Milt" Wollrat Town Town State Teachers College Montgomery Ward Tow City Fred Fisher Fisher Robert Hutzman Ottumwa Paw Woman's Relief Corps Henry’ Yousy Ladies Aid Society Gladys Kueneman Dorothy Thomann Yocal Des Moines A. R. Cummings Town Township Club

Eighth grade diplomas issued for Louisa county pupils

June 4 report lists rural Louisa county students receiving eighth grade diplomas this month including James Briggs Mary Van Ellen Robert Johnson Norman Tandon Junior Westbrook Frederick Westbrook Kenneth Godruff Lyle Wasson Vera Gronwinkel Hardy Stoan John Abel John Holmes Mary Robling Mildred Robling Mary Downs Clyde McGill Corbet McIntyre Donald Peck Fagar Bush Ralph McKean Myrtle Latta Jesse George Mabel Mayr Edward Gabriel Donald Ramer Ralph Eden Mor Rawards Feryl Marston Henry Haben Irene Puhlin Carl Giffey also notes Town State College Ames student Carl Giffey accepting a six month civil engineering position with Stone Webster Construction Company at Warsaw Missouri and a push to relocate the Iowa river levee north of Calville with a three fourths mile stretch bid due in July. Mention of Evan Shahan piano recital in Chicago and Shrine convention attendees in Toronto and Ruth Lewis sailing to Europe June 26 for a multi country itinerary.

Columbus Junction Louisa County James Briggs Mary van Ellen Robert Johnson Norman Tandon Junior Westbrook Fredric Westbrook Kenneth Godruff Lyle Wasson Vera Gronwinkel Hardy Stoan John Abel John Holmes Mary Robling Mildred Robling Mary Downs Clyde McGill Corbet McIntyre Donald Peck Fagar Bush Ralph McKean Myrtle Latta Jesse George Mabel Mayr Edward Gabriel Donald Ramer Ralph Eden Mor Rawards Feryl Marston Henry Haben Irene Puhlin Carl Giffey Town State College Ames Stone Webster Construction Company Warsaw Audane Des Moines

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