Keagy family welcomed back to local church
The Methodists celebrate Dr R C Keagy and family returning to the local church. Also shared are tributes to Mrs Lina Jones of Sigourney hurt after a fall, reports on a recent Evanston wedding, and June 21 anniversary of Rt Rev Bernard Jacobsmeier with a parish jubilee planned in Riverside.
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Keagy'’s
Brigade
Monseignor
Bernard Jacobsmeier
Riverside
St. James Church
St. Mary’s Hall
Deaths of the Week: Hazel Springman
Hazel Springman twenty four daughter of Mr. and Mrs Elmer Horning found dead in her bed Monday night. She worked at the Art Rathmel home. Survived by her parents and one son William.
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Art Rathmel
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Dorothy Durian
Wellman
Lyle Rugg
She
H. W. Durian
Obituaries of George Statler and Williamson man
Aged fifty seven former agent for the Rock Island at Williamson died at his Brighton home June 17 after a long illness. His wife and a son Lloyd C. of Sigourney survive. George Peter Statler who lived 1.5 miles southwest of West Chester died Thursday at Washington County Hospital after two years of ill health.
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West Chester
Washington County Hospital
Mrs Fulton of Columbus Junction Dies After Operation
Mrs. Frank Fulton, 74, a Columbus Junction resident, died at Town City hospital on Tuesday following an operation.
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Columbus Junction
Rhodes envisioned a world government to end wars
Cecil Rhodes told W T Stead of a world federation with America and a shared language. His will proposed British colonization of lands with livelihood opportunities and the United States as an integral part of the Empire to render war impossible.
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Bullfrog halts water at Amherst post office
Amherst Nova Scotia post office workers faced a day without water as engineers investigated a plumbing failure. An emergency operation uncovered a bullfrog wedged in the main line, blocking water flow.
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Amherst
Nova Scotia
Small fruits guidance for home orchards
The article explains how to plant and care for strawberries raspberries blackberries and grapes in a home garden. It covers bed depth spacing mulching soil needs staking and winter protection and adds a note on obtaining Farmers Bulletin No 1746 for varieties pruning and care.
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Protecting Poultry Through Enclosed Hens and Moves
The article advises farmers to shelter sitting hens to protect breeding flocks from predators. After hatching, keep hen and brood in a movable pen with attached wire range. Ensure the coop is fully enclosed so birds can be safely shut up at night.
Normal Institute Opens in Washington County with Large Enrollment
The Washington County Normal Institute opened today drawing a large enrollment. Teachers and staff welcomed new students and families as the school begins its term.
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Normal Institute
Washington County Normal Institute
Washington Street Names Planned as City Grows
A plan to rename Washington streets will keep the square routes unchanged while east west streets become streets and north south routes become avenues The west avenues will be named for notable men like Marion Franklin Penn Morse Girard and Poe Ave Local and visiting residents attend church and school events as part of a busy community update The Hanna Estate case concludes with Judge Seigers allowing an unsecured claim of 2475 dollars and 44 cents.
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P. J Seigers
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Nelson Thompson
Lee Hanna
Review of the Week’s News Highlights Local items and notices
About 100 4 H club members toured the county project. E J Johnson is very ill at University hospital Iowa City. Glenn Widmer 19 of Wayland received sentences in local courts. Dr William Boice ordered to Camp Custer Mich as captain in medical corps. Various community visits, retirements, and local incidents are noted along with 1941 homestead tax exemptions filing and a lamb sale set for June 28. Local service updates, marriages, travel plans, and public notices fill the week’s recap.
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Hospital Briefs and Births Across Riverside and Washington
A series of hospital updates list births and admissions in Riverside Washington and surrounding towns. Highlights include a son born to Mr and Mrs John Wieland Riverside at 2 50 pm with weight nine pounds 11 ounces and numerous admissions for medical and surgical care plus several discharges and a few new tonsillectomies and a hip fracture treatment.
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Riverside
Ray Blankenhorn
Ainsworth
Stewart Bell
North Avenue C
Otto Schiebel
Washington
Duane Forinash
South Marion
Walter McArtor
Walter Leroy
Robert Kron
Richard Lee
Lina Jones
Sigourney
Pipeline workers near completion in the county
The pipeline people have about completed their work in the county and are moving on soon. They have been good buyers in Washington.
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Washington
Boller Purchases Office and Dental Practice from Perry
Dr. O F Boller of Morning Sun acquires the office and dental practice formerly owned by Dr Perry after Dr C H Evans held it for a brief period. Ralph Bunce is appointed grand Tyler of the Iowa grand lodge A F and A M B.
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Morning Sun
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Miss Ellen Reid Arrives From Buffalo to Settle Here
Ellen Reid arrives from Buffalo New York to make her home with her family here. The rest of the family had already moved earlier.
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Buffalo
New York
Woman badly burned while canning cherries at father’s home
Mrs Grace Anderson suffered a severe arm burn when a cherry can top blew off during lifting it at Harri son Ball’s house. The accident occurred while she wasworking at the father’s residence.
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Harrison Ball
Alberson elected grand master of Iowa Masons
Elected Grand Master Hon A N Alberson was chosen as grand master of Iowa Masons at the Grand Lodge meeting held last week in Waterloo. Bruns Seed store moves from north to west side of the square and Graham rents the north side room. Banquet held by Spanish War veterans at Congress hotel marks first reunion. John Bidwell of Columbus Junction severely hurt in a collision and sent to Washington County hospital.
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Waterloo
Bruns Seed Store
Graham
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Brindley Grocery
Congress Hotel
John Bidwell
Columbus Junction
Washington
Washington County Hospital
New horse Earl Lewis buys fine driving wagon Lady Beatrice
Earl Lewis purchases a new driving wagon for his three year old pacer Lady Beatrice from the Ganzoo stock. The horse is described as a fine specimen and will likely compete in upcoming races.
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Lady Beatrice
Arrow Shots 40 Years Ago
A collection of witty urban sayings on manners, clothing, habits, and social behavior from four decades past. The quips touch on appearances, reliability, smoke etiquette, engagements, parenting, mowing noise, self talk, dentistry, marriage fashion, collars, and clergy.
Wedding of Nate H. Bovee Held in Ames
Nate H. Bovee son of J. E. Bovee and Vera Crosby of Ames was married in a ceremony at Ames on June 16. The event marks a family union with both families noted.
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Nate H. Bovee
J. E. Bovee
Vera Crosby
Shipping Cars and Curfew Talk in Brief News
Ship Cars George Paul sent two automobiles to Colorado using a large freight container at 175 dollars. Express charges for the Pierce Arrow would have been 500 dollars. A curfew proposal is under study by a church representative committee. Rich Sells says Sol Rich sold his east side clothing store to Chal Ford, R S Cook and Rit Maxwell after 45 years in business. Celeste Critz and Martina Swift will teach in Ainsworth schools next year. Celeste will teach in the grammar department.
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Washington
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R. S. Cook
Rit Maxwell
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Ainsworth
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Gram
Thumbing Nose Dismissed in Harlem Court Ruling
Magistrate Ford ruled that a nose thumbing may not be disorderly conduct depending on circumstances. He noted the defendant retreated from the bottom of the stairs while the other person stood about ten feet away, and dismissed the summons as not provoking a conflict.
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Ford
Harlem
Washable Paint Now Available in Powder Form
A washable paint in powder form can be applied to home walls at low cost. Available in several pastel shades suitable for living rooms and bedrooms. Oil paint can be used over it.
Wool craze hits Tokyo bazaar drawing housewives
Pure wool and cotton goods from China drew Japanese housewives to a Tokyo bazaar where substitutes are scarce. Shoppers declared they are fed up with inferior fabrics and lined up to buy authentic wool and cotton products.
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Japan
Unique Masonry Remains At Magazine Springs North Carolina
Unique masonry built by the Tuscarora Indians before white settlement endures in fine preservation at Magazine Springs North Carolina.
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Magazine Springs
N. C
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