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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1934

Page

5

Riverside visitors and local gatherings listed at Cor nel ius Schneider home

Gerald Welte of Washington visited the Cornelius Schneider home with Mrs Welte and daughter Vivias. Helen Heitzman returned home from Davenport. Alice Scott of Iowa City visited her mother Mamie Scott. Estelle Critz attended a Woman's Relief Corps convention as a delegate. Everett Neal of Lone Tree visited Mr and Mrs Joseph Linsley. Mello Schnoebelen and children Jo an Jackie visited Elizabeth Shebek. Pogge family spent a week in West Point. Edward Bushek and son Bob joined Mrs Bushek and Mrs Knittel in Winfield for an evening at Claude Coweger’s home.

Riverside Gerald Welte Washington Cornelius Schneider Welte Vivias Helen Heitzman Davenport R. H. Heitzman Alice Scott Iowa City Mamie Scott Estelle Critz Elizabeth Shebek A. H. Pogge West Point Edward Bushek Bobby John Elmo Knittel Winfield Bushek Knittel Claude Coweger

McKain bridge closed for re planking and painting

Rural carriers face fourteen mile detour daily due to the McKain bridge closure for re planking and painting. Local residents report busy efforts to combat chinch bugs and several Washington visits by area families.

Brighton McKain’ Bridge Keith Barns James Lee Lena Barnes Washington Robert McClintie John Max Karl Neal Clarence Brown Harper and Keota C. L. Brown Dogie Cedar Rapids Rubio Ae Keith Barnes Co. L. Brown Lawrence Borkoski Peoria

Hypothetical Ohio White House Tenure If Garfield McKinley Lived

The fragment argues that if Presidents Garfield and McKinley had served full terms, Ohio would have 356 years with a non native White House occupant starting 1869. The piece centers on Ohio’s unusual presidential succession history and imagined continuity.

Garfield McKin Jer Ohio Onis White House

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