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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1933
Page
7
One of sixty two performers in the Coe band will play in Washington D C for the inaugural next Saturday. Harold Patterson will work for Sam Schulty this summer. The passage notes a series of local daily life items including visits and home chores.
Lexington Feb 28 Mr and Mrs Harry Rittenhouse visit H L Hoper Mr and Mrs Milford Ander visit E B Young Trains listed include Mixed Trains Morning and Evening Pass and Freight times daily except Sunday Local trains Washington and Southwest United lines mentioned W C Bell and J MeKKaay as agents readers see daily train departures arrivals and station notes
W P Caldwell explained the new banking law and waivers process. Attorneys Baldrige and Messer spoke on securing waivers to place 25 percent of deposits into a trust fund managed by three trustees Dr G A White Joseph Stransky and Marion Godone chosen by depositors. The funeral for Mrs Anthony Stransky will be at St Marys Riverside with burial in the National Boh Emilian cemetery. Elizabeth Pieper visits Riverside. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs George Schnoevel on March 1 west of Riverside.
Wellman residents report visitors and weekend stays including Mrs Calvin Murphy of Chicago visiting relatives and friends. Kathleen Coffey of Ainsworth and Helen Coffey of Washington spent the weekend at home. Jerry Ree Miller of Wilton Junction joined relatives, and Vie Miller’s sister Mrs Saxon visited in Tiffin.
Mrs Lizzie Sunier and daughter Mary and son Eugene of Iowa City visited her sister Mrs Miranda Murphy Saturday morning. Grant Miller of Iowa City spent Sunday in Wellman with friends. Mildred Foster gave a dramatic reading at the M E church Sunday evening and the Epworth League were entertained at the parlor after. Twelve youths attended a social. Mina and Marty Hall are visiting at the Fd Moffitt home this week.
Mrs Alex McCreedy spent three days in Iowa City visiting relatives. Miss Jennie Keating traveled to Washington on business. Mrs Alex McCreedy and daughter visited Duane McCreedy near Richland. Mrs James Turner of Fairfield and daughter visited Mrs Dora Bean in town. Fanny Edwards visited relatives in Columbus Junction. L H Bema and Marian went to Manchester to visit relatives. Frey family visited Noble. Mrs Nellie Spreacker and children called from Washington. The stock yards sale drew a crowd Monday.
The piece spotlights veteran stars pursuing returns to form in golf tennis and baseball. Walter Hagen trains in Florida at forty while Tommy Armour and others chase glory. Rogers Hornsby anchors the Cardinals as fans back the comeback effort.
Glendale February report notes the Spread Eagle and Glendale Women’s club met February 14 with Mrs. Clark Hopping. Twelve women attended. milk lesson led by Mrs. Charles Custer and Mrs. Berni Schantz. muffins made with cocoa and whole wheat served. Hearthside club gathered at Henry Miller home with Rock as entertainment. refreshments by Henry Miller and others. Billie Bowden of Glendale won first in the county declamatory contest in the intermediate division. Pennie Schantz sold and delivered a coin to Dave McLausin Tuesday. Rosemary club to be entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Waggoner. Fort Campbell sale drew many Glendale attendees. Wesley Goff from Kansas to visit relatives to stay and work near West Chester this season.
Riverside notes a meeting of the depositors on March 1. The item references Teo and outlines the gathering to discuss funds and account status. Details on location or outcomes are not provided in the fragment.
Ek A Mathers and family attended the golden wedding anniversary of Mrs Mather s uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs John Squire in Washington Tuesday. A large attendance joined church services Sunday night with a duet by Martha Mathers and John Skubal and a poem by Jean Frey. Lee Hunt keeps a top rate butcher business with two helpers Ellis Swisher and Harold Godlove. they slaughtered six Monday five Wednesday and five Thursday, working until 10 or 11 each night.
Mr Snider of the Ajax Hatcheries visited Washington R 2 on Tuesday and Wednesday. Floyd Wagner bought sows in Washington Saturday and one sow had 14 piglets on Tuesday. Fred Wagner hauled the litter home in his truck.
Mr and Mrs Milt Sojka hosted about 65 neighbors to honor Mr and Mrs Elmer Durst and family who are moving from the neighborhood. Largely social evening with baskets and card playing ended late. Several local residents mentioned for chores visits and travel plans.
Reval H H Stone suggests storing game below 0F for short terms or just above freezing for longer storage in the storage room, a tip from Viveeia Magazine article "After the Hunt."
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