Local Han gon store workers absent due to flu
Mrs Eva Blake and Fay Swickard salewomen at the Han gon store were not at work yesterday and today because both are flu patients. Fresh eggs sell for 14c a dozen. Tort Gladys Turnipseed has returned to work at the Harmon store after illness. Frying chickens at 8 2 pounds 24c per pound live weight. Reisters. 916
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Blake
Fay Swickard
Hangon
Gladys Turnipseed
and Harmon Store
Reisters
C. C. Clark
Rockwood
Local Births and Discharges Weave Through Crawfordsville Area
Mrs Nellie Kitchen Washing was admitted for treatment last evening. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Howel Crawfordsville are parents of a daughter born last night at 8 15 weighing seven pounds eleven and a half ounces. Mrs W C Hinerman Keota was dismissed this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Kitchen
Lawrence Howel
Crawfordsville
W. C. Hinerman
Keota
Local social and school notes from Riverside area
A mix of social calls, work updates, travel to Des Moines for Kennedy Beauty school and a State Sunday school convention plan. Des Moines visitors include Walter Hutton and Rev. Arthur Atack. audience of about 1 000 with 400 housed locally for the event April 26 to 28. Also listed are Riverside attendees at the Washington Muscatine sectional game and preparations for attending the Ballet Russe in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hutton
Des Moines
State Sunday School Association
Arthur Atack
Washington Demons Triumph in Riverside Thriller
Washington high school upset Muscatine 33 to 32 on a last second Lewis shot after a timeout play. Captain Bob Lewis passed to himself beyond mid floor then scored as the final gun barked, lifting the Demons in a sectional Class A contest at Riverside.
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Washington
Muscatine
Riverside
Washington High School
Bob Lewis
Lewis
Jack Watson
Washingtons
Tleg
Ft. Madison
Demons
Muscatine Muscatine
Washington c
Finke
Watson
Mascaline
Saturda
Wapello
Columbus Junction
Columbus Jranetson
Ken Kimberlin
Vanello
Conutbus Junction
Mascaatine
Williamsburg
Frans
Driscoll
Hanson
O'Donnell
Jim O'Neill
Romberg
Joe O'Neill
Officerls
Don McClure
Bob Marshall
Frost
Fox
Ewewe
Gerot
Hartzler
Ewe
Marner
Flynn
Peranek
Craig
Ti Crawford
Holdeman
Toland
Loehr
Ree
Brinkmen
Burr
Reppert
Stocks
Stonebareer Gao
Conesvi
Ing Gra View
Letts Nichols
Ainsworth
Cotter
Kaloua Prey
Columbus Janetion
Wapelio
Ex Cards Top Crawfordsville In Gold Medal Tourney
Washington's Ex Cards beat Crawfordsville 26 to 22 last night to stay in the Gold Medal standings as Cotter and Conesville rolled big scores. L Brown of Conesville piled up 61 points, Griffith of Cotter added 35, while Dale Kiesey led Ex Cards with two-field goals per half and Max Mitchell starred for Crawfordsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Crawfordsville
Cotter
Eastend
Conesville
Cooperative Service
L. Brown
Griffith
Fairfield Jate Cafe
Williamsburg
Washington East End Alley Cats
Alley Cats
Cooperatives
Collegians
Dale Kiesey
Max Mitchell
Local residents cope with illness and travel disruptions
Dr A W Clow canceled Marshalltown broadcast due to bad roads. Mrs J E Cook and Ferne of Ainsworth visit Washington Bay area. Des Moines trip planned as Clow resumes work after two months at Martin's Cleaners. Several local residents miss work with flu including Mrs C C Clark and Doris Leffier. James Ahn family visited Ossian and Stewarts returned from Texas and Mexico trip. George A Pauls ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Rittenhouse Hefy
Des Moines
Martin's Cleaners
Clem Einck
Lucille Horan
Oasian
James Ahn
James
Kinck
Miss Horan
Alm
Krick
Richard Stewart
George A. Pauls
First Water Diamond Describes Pure Colorless Gem
The phrase first-water describes diamonds so pure and colorless they resemble water when immersed. The term highlights exceptional clarity and brilliance prized by gem collectors and sellers.
Wrestling Show Tonight at City Hall Card
Two wrestling bouts and two boxing matches are on the bill promoted by the W. F. W. post at city hall. Roughhouse Nelson against Gorilla Seals draws interest as fans root for Nelson-Atkinson to be defeated. Tony Churney versus Charles Pappas is the other wrestling bout. Boxing features Paige Bridge facing Clarence Haifley and Joey Pappas meeting Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
W. F. W. Post
Roughhouse Nelson
Jack Atkinson
Gorilla Seals
Nelson-Atkinson
Tony Churney
Charles Pappas
Paige Bridge
Clarence Haifley
Joey Pappas
Frank Thompson
Hoston Wins Again in Golden Gloves Clash
Chicago Tribune reports George Hoston victorious in the 147 pound class stopping Savior Canadeo of Green Bay in the first round. Hoston is expected to reach the Golden Gloves finals on March 16 in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Hoston
Savior Canadeo
Green Bay
Wis
Heston
Washington
Mrs John W Tener Hostess to Senior Needle Club
Riverside March 2 Mrs John W Tener hosted the Senior Needle club at her home with eleven members present. They socialized and did needlework then enjoyed lunch prepared with help from her daughter Helen Tener. Mrs Yeneram will entertain March 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Mar
John W. Tener
Helen Tener
William Yeneram
Honor Tonne
River Junction Hall
Elmer Tonne
Derrell
Dolores
Bonaparte
Mrs. Glassburner Dies After Illness and Family Notices
Mrs. Etta Glassburner survived by husband and five children after a week of flu that progressed to pneumonia. She went to Ottumwa last Saturday to stay with relatives, with Mr. and Mrs. Nate Young taking her there. Ernest Simpson of Kearney arrived Tuesday to spend the week, while his mother Mrs. Earl Simpson remains in Washington County Hospital awaiting major surgery. J. M. Soukup of Riverside was a business caller here this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Glassburner
Ottumwa
Nate Young
Miss Glassburner
Ernest Simpson
Kearney
Neb
Earl Simp
Washington County Hopital
J. M. Soukup
Riverside
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy during the loss of wife and mother. Families of John Anderson, Howard Anderson, Glenn Anderson, and their spouses acknowledge support and extend thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Anderson
Howard Anderson
Glenn Anderson
Danville visitor returns home after lengthy stay
Marenerite Huey of Danville leaves after a several week stay with Mr. and Mrs. William Morgan. Pastor MacGuin visits his sister Mrs. Fred Reid in town before heading to Wellman to see his brother Harris. Huey will spend a few days in Des Moines with friends then return to Cleveland. Elsie Glassburner rushed to Ottumwa as her sister in law Mrs Earl Glassburner dies at 9 26 p m.
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Marenerite
Huey
Danville
William Morgan
Psther MacGuein
Fred Reid
Wellman
Harris
McGugin
Des Moines
Cleveland
Ohio
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Syton
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Bauer
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Elm Grove Cemetery
East Wash, St
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Earl Glassburner
Glassburner
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Cc. V. Crull
State Theatre
Pigely
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Iowa Lunch
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South End Grocery
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