Docket for March Term Issued Today
The district court docket for the March term shows 29 probate and 128 civil cases. Judge Henry Wagner of Sigourney will preside, with jury trials in the second week if held. Notable cases include Brighton State Bank v Buzzard and Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank v Anderson.
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District Court
Lst
Henry Wagner
Sigourney
Brighton State Bank
Buzzard
Brighton Canning Company
Town of Brighton
Cox Va
Clapsper
Crits
Anderson
Davisson
Davisson Va. C, J, & P, Ry. Co
Eegieston Va
Ainsworth Savings Bank
England
Redlinger
Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank
Fitswater
Wood Et al
O'Connor Sv
Webr
Smith
Hines
Advertising Club Adult Regular Meeting Tonight
The Advertising Club invites members to a Tuesday evening meeting with dinner at 6 36 at Dean's. Members must present prepared advertisements for critique. nonmembers may attend by notifying secretary Mr Duiliap at Washington Loan and Trust Company for seating.
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Advertising Club
Dean's
Duiliap
Washington Loan & Trust Company
Bertha Welliver Visits Washington From Haskins
Bertha Welliver of Haskins is spending the day in Washington visiting notable sites and meeting officials during her trip.
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Bertha Welliver
Haskins
Washington
Farce Comedy at Graham Stirs Laughter
Review notes Graham performance of Up in Mabel's Room described as a bedroom farce. The plot follows a good young man trying to secure a piece of compromising evidence before marriage. James Donlan plays the central character and is highlighted as the big hit with strong supporting cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Graham
Althody
Quthors
James Donlan
Prominent P B O Woman Miss Osmond Dies at Oxecola
Mary Osmond, longtime editor of the P B O Record and a beloved member, died at Oxecola after a long tenure with the P B O society. She was about eighty years old and a personal loss to conventioneers and members who knew her.
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P. BE. O. Society
Mary Osmond
Oxecola
Miss Osmond
P. BK. O
P. EB. O. Record
Notice K of P Work in First Rank at Hall
There will be work in the first rank at the K P Hall Monday evening. John W Applegate C C.
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K. P. Hall
John W. Applegate
C. C
Notice to motorists on old numbers enforcement
Notice to all automobile owners. Many cars have old or missing numbers. You must display a 1921 number plate or risk a fine. By order of Mayor and City Marshal. S2Stécud.
Washington visitors F F Florang and F J Hagan to Ainsworth
F F Florang and F J Hagan visited Ainsworth today while in Washington on a tour noting local sights and meeting residents and officials during their stay.
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F. F. Florang
F. J. Hagan
Ainsworth
Washington
Burrell Foster and Lattry Ponto Marriage Reported
News from Washington announces the March wedding of Burrell Foster and Miss Lattry Ponto in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Lattry a Charles City graduate nurse, Foster a prominent Wellman area figure, plan to live with his mother on the Poster farm.
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Washington
Burrell Foster
Lattry Ponto
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Charles City
University Training School For
Iowa City
Foster
County Board of Supervisors
Wellman
Poster Farm
Weilman
Wayland Merchant William Shantg In Washington on Business
William Shantg of Wayland is visiting Washington on business today seeking meetings with government and industry partners. He aims to advance local trade interests and secure regulatory updates during the trip.
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William Shantg
Wayland
Washington
Plumly Moves to West Side Store in Washington
Plumly will relocate his music shop to the west side square on April 6, occupying the same room with jeweler Joan Westphal. He seeks a better location and greater expansion while F O Belknap leaves for Montezuma Iowa. Belknap has been in the piano business here for months and will be missed by friends in Washington.
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C. RK
F. O. Belknap
Montezuma
Iowa
Mr. Plumly
Joan Westphal
Mr. Belknap
Washington
Tetknap
Forty-Three Years of Service at Rock Island Railroad
John Rupp recently retired from the Rock Island in this city after 43 years of continuous service. He never missed a full monthly pay since 1880 and rose from bridge department worker to general foreman of the round house and car department. Now on pension, he looks forward to a California trip before long to visit his daughter, with Washington as his home and good health remaining.
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John Rupp
Rock Island
Rupp
Round House and Car Department
California
Washington
Expressions of thanks for sympathy after J F R Leonard’s illness
Mr and Mrs Allyn Hays express sincere thanks to friends for kindness during the illness of the late J F R Leonard. Gratitude is extended for floral offerings from friends the G A R members and the W R C.
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J. F. R. Leonard
W.R. C
Allyn Hays
Beal Father of Ainsworth Resident Dies in California
Eli Beal of Monmouth aged 68 died Thursday in Los Angeles California after a period of poor health. He was an active United Presbyterian church member. Funeral services will be held Tuesday with burial at Kirkwood Illinois. He is survived by seven children with five living in Wisconsin and one in Cleveland.
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J. K. Beal
Ainsworth
Eliot Beal
Monmouth
Los Angeles
Calif
United Presbyterian Church
Mwltinolg
Cleveland
Man from Little Rock Injured in Los Angeles Crash
Mrs Regan learns her father C W Bushnell of Little Rock Arkansas is seriously injured after being struck by a car in Los Angeles. The traveling man, about sixty, suffered a basal skull fracture and remains in danger though has regained consciousness. His wife was notified and expected to arrive in Los Angeles Sunday.
Moran Jones Sale Adds Machinery and 200 Young Horses
New machinery and an extra 200 head of work horses and brood mares join the Moran and Jones sale on Wednesday the 5th. Note the listing expands catalog offerings for the auction event.
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Moran & Jones
Bell and Fifer Assistants at Washington National Bank
Report highlights Bell and Fifer as assistant cashiers at the Washington National Bank. The text credits them for favorable reception of the bank’s stated annual business, noting doubters could be convinced if they added up the monthly checks. A pithy line from Fifer about checks shaping belief is included.
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Bell
Fifer
Washington National Bank
Washington High Falls By One Point in Cedar Falls Semi
Washington high school reached the Cedar Falls State Teachers College tourney semi final but lost by one point to Je sup. Jesup advances to face Teachers' Training high Cedar Falls for first place as four teams remain. Washington earlier beat Rockford Lime Spring and Parkersburg while East Waterloo battles for third. Tournament notes praise Cedar Falls event as fast with many strong small-town teams.
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Washington High School
Washington
Jesup
East Waterloo
Rockford
Lime Spring
Parkersburg
Cedar Falls
Teachers’ College
Waverly
Grundy Center
West Waterloo
Orlwein
Tama
Parsons
Parsons College
Airfield
Keokuk
Columbus
Junction
Fairfield
Wayland
Burlington
Mt Pleasant
Donnellson
Huron
Olds
Weyland
New London
Ottumwa
Columbus Junction
Centerville
Ainsworth
Brighton
Mr. Pleasant
Ft. Madison
Washington Girls Fall at West Liberty in 18 to 9 Defeat
Washington high school girls basketball team traveled to West Liberty and lost 18 to 9. Edna Morrow scored all but two points with two field goals and three free throws. Maude Randall added a first period basket as Sa ra Grimes came in for the final quarter.
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Washington High School
West Liberty
Washington
Washington Girls
Weat Liberty
Edna Morrow
Maude Randall
Sara Grimes
Esther Hay
Jessie Rice
Marjorie Schulty
Vera Palmer
Mary Louise Minick
Downing
Davenport
Sigourney
Reynolds Gibson firm becomes R Gibson Produce sole owner
Gibson has bought A C Reynolds interest and becomes sole owner of Reynolds Gibson Produce. He will run the business as before under the name R Gibson Produce and seeks continued patronage and service. Miss Angeline Burke returns home to Pleasant Plain for weekend with Velda Adrian accompanying.
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Gibson
A. C. Reynolds
Reynolds & Gibson Produce
Local groups announce meetings and events in March
Farmers Union plans Washington convention this Wednesday at Woodman Hall with Wm Sutherland as president and I B Rabenold as secretary treasurer. Woman's Auxiliary to the American Legion meets Tuesday March 8 at 8 pm in Legion rooms. charter will be closed. Standard Bearers Missionary Society meets March 15 instead of March 8 due to lecture course. Young Woman's Home Missionary Society meets March 7 at 7 30 pm in MEB church nursery. all members urged to attend. Fortnightly Music Department hosts meeting at Mrs Harvey Young’s Monday. program prepared. bring guest. Fortnightly Home Economics Section meets Tuesday 2 45 pm at Mrs F L Wilson’s. bring 15 cents for demonstration. Music department of Fortnightly Club meets Monday evening at Mrs H S Young’s 200 ER Main St. members bring husband or age. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets Thursday at Lexington Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the Second United Presbyterian Church
W. A. Cook
Mile Mide C. Lewie
J. O. Crawford
W. B. Kerr
RR. S. Cook
Hameton
Farmer's Union
Washington
Woodman Hall
Wm. Sutherland
I. B. Rabenold
Woman's Auxiliary
American Legion
Legion
Young Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the
MEB
Harvey Young
F. L. Wilson
H. 8. Young
ER. Main St
Services at Sunshine Mission Tonight and Tomorrow
A notice invites the community to Sunshine Mission with services at 7 30 tonight and again tomorrow at 2 30. It states Mrs Earl Eutsminger will help your side win the contest and welcomes everyone to attend.
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Earl Eutsminger
Sunshine Mission
Household economics meeting update
Department 1 schedules a Tuesday afternoon gathering at 2 36 with Mrs Will Dupuis at corner 4th Avenue and 1d Street instead of Mrs Brooks The demonstration fee is 15 cents.
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Will Dupuis
4Th Avenue
Brooks
First Newspaper Man in White House
Washington reports that Warren G. Harding became the first newspaper publisher to serve as U.S. president, the 29th chief executive. The piece notes his prior senate service, classifying presidents by professions and noting Virginia and Ohio as leading origins for presidents, with varied education backgrounds.
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White House
Washington
Warren G. Harding
United States
Cleveland
Harding
Senate
Virginia
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
William Henry Harrison
Tyler
Taylor
Wilson
Ohio
Grant
Hayes
Garfield
Benjamin Harrison
McKinley
Taft
West Point
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Cabas
Lata Ee
Grace Hill Ladies’ Aid Society
Women’s Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Mary Parker
J. W. Baker
Lora Hays
Missionary Magazine
Darky
Alec Tricity
Iowa Gas & Electric Co
Plumly
West Side
Karl Beal
Reister & Sons
Washington High Shool
Evening Journal
Colenso Hotel
Azar
F. C. Beatty
Jack Herr
WALIL
H. KB
Berdo
Care Journal
International Mille
Norristown
Anchor Posts
Will Darbyshire
Soo
I. R
Jake Sheets
Grace Neiswanger
Samson Tractor
Plowey
Journal
W. D. Booth
Roy Schiebel
Call
Greer
H. Potratz
Phead
Eeewae
F. & M. Benk
D. H. Wentworth
C. B. L. Exes
Charles Jackson
Marcus Kuhn
Kilerse Martman
H. E. Berdo
G. Vincent
CLOSS
J. A. McCoy
J. Hanley
Agit
Farmers Union
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Lexington Methods
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