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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1930

Page

7

Flood Americas Richmond News Briefs and Damages

Rain ended but flood memory lingers as Camp Creek rose to the 1924 high water mark, washing out corn fields on hilly land and damaging fences and bridges. A one-armed man and family were rescued after their car stalled in waist-deep water, and a marriage near Washington united Leonida Pieper and Hubert Redlinger amid the flood’s disruption.

Richmond Camp Creek Bernard Duma Frank Chez, Jr Archie Joe Piepér Hubert Roy Earl Hazel Jaunit Votruba Rorses Franely Votruba

Old Doctor Caldwell Praised Worldwide for Aid to Elderly

In 1885 reports praise a doctor named Caldwell for his ideas benefiting the aged across the world. A parson’s notice urges readers to heed the doctor’s innovative approach, highlighting relief from headaches and improved care for the elderly.

Caldwell

Rev Dickey to Lead Central Presbyterian at Columbus Junction

The Rev Norris C Dickey of Ti has been assigned to the Central Presbyterian church in Columbus Junction and will assume the pulpit in June. The church has been redecorated and Dickey and his family will move here late this month. Miss Elizabeth Gillette has returned from Fairfield where she at

Columbus Junction Norris C. Dickey Central Presbyterian Church Mr Dickey Elizabeth Gillette

Community Notes From Fairfield Area In Brief

A roundup of local visits births visits and gatherings from Fairfield and surrounding towns includes Wendle McWilliams and family visiting Charles McWilliams and Alva Whetstine. Miss Gladys Richards Margar et Williams Lucile Oak and Esth er McCormick attending a religious training school in Oskaloosa. Mrs H M Smith visiting Nona Paxton at Pt Madison. John Kinmonth traveling to Asbury Park NJ to see son J J Kinmonth editor of the Asbury Park Press. Mrs William Pine and Nadine of Detroit visiting locals. F Hanft ill at home on South Hill. Mr and Mrs Harlan Fletcher of Ainsworth welcome a son born Sunday. W R C to hold a baker sale at Richle store. Columbus City township farm bureau meeting at CE Pierce home with piano solos and singing. Jerome Morse of Long Beach CA visiting sister Mrs Milt Wolf. Arthur Hall of Weston visiting brother W C Hall family. daughter Barbara Hall arrived for a visit.

Young Peoples Training School Wendle McWilliams J. J Kinmonth Asbury Park Press William Pine Nadine Detroit Mich F. Hanft South Hill Harlan Fletcher Ainsworth

Crowded Iowa Valley News Fragments amid Flood and Visits

Mrs A J Morgan hosts and visitors from Oskaloosa return home after a stay. Skunk River overflow destroys crops while traffic crosses the Brighton bridge with a tractor aid. Weather disrupts plans for a large gathering as Lane 22nd events and a missionary meeting are noted alongside local visits.

Clay

Local social notes and farm life updates from area visitors

A long list of visits and family trips in town and surrounding areas. Mentions include the Hosier Clawson wedding in Bettendorf, Hazel Hosier and Charles Clawson, California trip for Ed Hosier’s family, Ottumwa visits by Meister Oestel and others, river high water at Brighton, fence repairs and ditch filling after heavy rain, Busy Bee club meeting, and various Sunday visits among the Spaldings, Ashes, Trail and Beauchamps.

Veo Byron Hamilton Ames Hazel Hosier Charles Clawson Cleo Meister Jenna Joy Ottumwa Loren Oestel Fairfield Hazel Ed Hosier California Shamos Clawson Harry Elmore R. A. Spalding Harlan Roberts Brighton Geo. Bray Glenn Beauchamp Father Trail Phyllis Rosella Spalding

Watery floods hit farms and fairs in Gray county

Wm C Gray notes high water in Gray as river overflow damaged crops and bridges along the low lot. Myrtle Coakley and Tha Longer return from Amos after a 4 H convention with about 1060 attendees statewide. Glen Green ships hogs as rains persist and Iris Rath marks her sixth birthday amid showers.

Mers Union Iris Rath

Kensington Auxiliary Children’s Event At Local Church

Margaret Arliss Marilyn Arliss John Green Russel Miller Everette Miller Ruth Longer attended a church gathering with children entertained by games. Mrs Rath served refreshments in the afternoon while weather kept some children away. The West Chester Baptist Kensington U P auxiliary plans next Thursday evening devotionals and entertainment with auxiliary ladies serving refreshments.

Margaret Marilyn Arliss John Green Russel Everette Miller Ruth Longer West Chester Baptist Kensington and U.P U. P. Shurch Hursday P. m Kensington

Castoria’s Genuine Wrapper Stamps Backed By Fletcher

Reader notes describe Castoria as a trusted remedy with Chas. H. Fletcher’s signature on the wrapper. The product is presented as a daily helper for sleep ease and gentle digestion, claimed to soothe an older child and aid sluggish bowels without specific dosage details.

Chas. H. Fletcher

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Frank J. Patterson Columbus Junctio Martha Cutler Clay Mrs A J. Morgan Rverntunt A. J. Morgan Sam Morgan Bettendorf Town A.aird Woodford Busy Bee Club Bertha Leendaver Olive Balderson Esther Trail Will Roth D. E. Miller Donald Ash George Ash Frank Ash Walter George Statler Gray Wm. C. Lone Aemics Tandar Indiana Chesterfield Ceanerns Laagett Laoorn Eco Co
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