Dixes Welcome Son David Lee February Birth
Mr and Mrs Leslie Dix of Cedar Falls are parents of a son named David Lee born February 28. Mr Dix is the son of Mr and Mrs Ray Dix former presidents of Crawfordsville. B F Crosby is ill at his home 1305 East Washington Street. Chas Brown arrived from Oklahoma today with a carload of horses. Bob Roberts moved from route 1 Columbus Junction to Washington route 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Dix
Cedar Falls
David Lee
Dix
Ray Dix
Crawfordsville
B. F. Crosby
East
Washington Street
Chas. Brown
Oklahoma
Bob Roberts
Columbus Junction
Washington
Local Visitors and Shoppers Stop in Town
Will Wallace of West Chester was in town this morning as a business visitor. John Cunningham and Chis Thomas attended the community sale in Keota yesterday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Richard Stephens and their son from Ainsworth were shopping this morning, and Glen Smith of Wellman was in town yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Wallace
West Chester
John Cunningham
Chis. Thomas
Keota
Richard Stephens
Ainsworth
Glen Smith
Wellman
Local residents visit and conduct business in town
Mrs. Victor Westphal leaves tonight for Davenport to visit her mother Mrs L Berry. Bartley Bell and Frank Green of Wellman were business callers yesterday. Jim Jenkins and John Edmonson of Ainsworth were in town on business. T H Peters is in Des Moines today on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Westphal
Davenport
Local residents noted in brief county items
Miss Lilah Timmins entered the county hospital for treatment yesterday. Mrs Jean Siegel substitutes for her office. Milo D Weaver and Luella Maye Tinters of Washington secured a marriage license. Frank Macon moved to South Iowa Avenue. Clifford Snyder and Harry Whittaker attended a community sale in West Chester. Miss Nellie Dewitt testified in an automobile damage case in Chicago via interpreter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilah Timmins
Farm Bureau
Jean Siegel
Ker Ag
Milo D. Weaver
Luella Maye Tintes
Washington
Reister & Sons
Ira L. Welch
Atantic
Fred L. Moore
L Frank Macon
South
Second Avenue
Iowa Avenue
Clifford Snyder
Harry Whittaker
West Chester
Glen Martin
West Maester
Warl Munson
Clinton Paisley
Crawfordsvile
Accie. Clapper of
Keota
D.r. Macon
Iowa
Orville Thoma
Ainsworth
Nellie Dewitt
Tucker & Weicher
Chicago
Local Patients Admit and Discharges Reported
Enis Yoder admitted for medical treatment this morning. Lee Wells Jolly admitted last night. Lilah Timmins admitted yesterday afternoon. Mrs A N Kelly of Columbus City discharged this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enis Yoder
A. N. Kelly
Columbus City
Lee Wells Jolly
Lilah Timmins
Don Paul’s Diamond Station Corrects Address
The correction clarifies Don Paul’s Diamond Station sits on North Iowa Avenue not North Marion Avenue as previously advertised. The two streets are adjacent, only a block apart, but the station’s location remains on North Iowa.
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North
Iowa Avenue
Marion Avenue
Evening Journal
Iowa
Sunshine Club Elects Officers at Quiet Meeting
The Sunshine club elected officers in a meeting at Mrs. P. C. Koehler’s home. Malcom Montgomery was named president, Joe Klopfenstein vice president, John Koehler secretary treasurer, Don Wilie assistant secretary treasurer, Ethel Zieglowsky assistant reporter, and Everett Beenblossom. Twelve members and two guests attended, with Lincoln stories shared during roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Club
P. C. Koehler
Malcom Montgomery
Joe Klopfenstein
John Koehler
Don Wilie
Ethel Zieglowsky
Everett Beenblossom
Albert Zieglowsky
Homer Hunt
Lincoln
Charles Wolfe
Naomi Simpson Named President of Margaret Owen Circle
Naomi Simpson was elected president of the Margaret Owen Circle at a United Presbyterian church meeting last night. Other officers named were Vondile Burton as vice president Elizabeth Brown secretary treasurer and Helen Finney as thank offering secretary. A 5 30 potluck preceded the meeting led by Betty Hamil the retiring president. Attendance was good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Simpson
Margaret Owen
United Presbyterian Church
Vondile Burton
Elizabeth Brown
Helen Finney
Betty Hamil
Quarantine at Iowa CCC Camp Over Diphtheria Cases
In Centerville a CCC camp faced quarantine after three diphtheria cases were isolated. Captain B C Koons said the situation is under control as of today bringing attention to the health alert in the Iowa facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
INS
CCC
B. C. Koons
Nationalists Arrested in Puerto Rico Conspiracy Case
Six nationalists were arrested by government agents in San Juan on March 5 for conspiring to overthrow the U S government. They allegedly carried out activities by displaying force recruiting soldiers engaging in armed hostilities and setting up revolutionary recruiting stations.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Mar
INS
United States
Paving Plan for Highway 261 From Iowa City to Anamosa
D W Crum Iowa City Chamber of Commerce secretary says state highway commission will start a one million dollar paving project on Highway 261 this summer. Four miles reach Johnson county line this year and 30 more miles finish in 1937, including an overhead railway bridge at Mount Vernon. The improvement opens Iowa City to northeastern Iowa and eases traffic from Highway 161 to Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
D. W. Crum
Cedar Rapids
The Louvre Palace in Paris Retains Royal Heritage
The Louvre, once a royal residence in Paris, is now a prominent art museum housing historic collections and grand galleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louvre
Paris
Postal Clerk Jesse Sharp Dies By Suicide in Clinton
Clinton Iowa March 5 A postal clerk 35 identified as Jesse Sharp allegedly rifled mail. He died by drinking strychnine in an apparent suicide leaving a wife and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Iowa
Jesse Sharp
Funeral services for Will Gentzler in Waterloo
Funeral services for Will Gentzler, former Washington man who died in Waterloo last month, were held yesterday afternoon at L. A. Jones funeral home. Rev. Ed Willey of Eldon officiated. Pallbearers were Ed Bovee, Ralph Shannon, Harry Payne, R. S. Warfel, Org Turner and James Casey. Burial followed in Elm Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Gentzler
Washington
Waterloo
L. A. Jones
Ed Willey
Eldon
Ed Bovee
Ralph Shannon
Harry Payne
R. S. Warfel
Org Turner
James Casey
Elm Grove Cemetery
Leg of Lamb for roasting at twenty five cents
Fresh lean beef ground per pound at fifteen cents. Meat sale items listed with price per pound for roasting and ground beef.
Farmer searches for missing truck driver in Independence
Miles Gardener, a farmer from Audubon, seeks Hil mer Rudolph who drove a cattle truck and has been missing since yesterday near Independence. Police and volunteers conduct a search for the missing driver and the cattle laden vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
Auduboy
Independence
Miles Gardener
Hilmer Rudolph
Bran proves relief from constipation in Kellogg tests
Kellogg Company funded nutrition lab studies showing that daily bran eases constipation in women over months, and the bulk in bran can be more effective than fruits and vegetables for some men. All-Bran provides vitamin B and iron, absorbs moisture, and gently cleanses the system. Sold by all dealers. made in Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg Company
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Rothschild's
T. H. Peters
Des Moines
Frigidaire
Lowa
Gloria Howard
Irma Kirby
Louise Mulligan
M. Owen
Pamage
Fairfield
Lytle’s Grocery
Jonathan
Jap Hulless
Pop Corn Mountain Sa! Coffee
Ntos
Gunter Tomatoes
Enam Super Clean
Iser
van Camp
New York
Bobo
Omar Wonder
Sack
Baking Soda
Arm & Hammer
Morton
Hamburg
Fiour
Sucreme
Candy Sale
P. A
Velvet
Kentucky Club
Willi Gentzler
Oriez & Speer
All Trocers
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Caer
DeWit Food Market
East Side Square
Coe Ee
Sed Uess
Entra
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