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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1936

Page

6

Expert predicts building upturn in Detroit in 1936

Mason P. Rumney president of the builders and traders exchange in Detroit forecasts residential building will double in 1936. He cites the permanent Federal Housing Administration on residence finance and the long-term amortizing mortgage as key factors. He notes housing vacancy at about 2 percent, one of the lowest in years, and urges support for home construction to spur prosperity.

Detroit Mich Mason P. Rumney Builders’ and Traders’ Exchange Federal Housing Administration

Probate Notice in District Court Iowa Washington County

An instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of Luella M Kerr deceased dated February 25 1936 has been filed and fixed for hearing proof at 9:00 A M Friday March 13 1936 at the Washington County Court House before the District Court or the Clerk. All interested persons must appear and show cause if any they have why the instrument should not be admitted to probate.

Luella M. Kerr Court House Washington Iowa District Court Katie Casuan Juliet Katie Benning Yuh von Guerdon O’hara Katie Schmidt O'Hara Betse Emem Schmidt

Washington court seals will for deceased March 1936

By Order of the District Court clerk R R Noonan issued in Washington on March 4 1936 the instrument was not to be probated and was allowed as the last will and testament of the deceased.

R. R. Noonan District Court Washington Laws

Ice Goes Out of Creek at Coppock

Coppock Iowa March 7 the creek ice went out Tuesday evening with a fireworks like noise reported No damage occurred. Almond Alter funeral services were held at Cottonwood church with Rev Cart er and Rev Patton officiating pallbearers named and burial in Cottonwood cemetery. Community conveys sympathy to the bereaved family.

Gleede Coppock Adelaide Kirk Halltown Ruth Hilderbrand Mary Cook Pearl Thompson Burlington Almond Alter Cottonwood Church Clifford Carter Pleasant Plain John Vansant Lloyd Patton Gleede Dold Ronald Dold Howard Cochran Earl Rich Ben Rich Ben Vantrump Cottonwood Frank Cold Rome Edwin Wilma Leep

Washington Lodge No 26 Regular Meeting Notice

SESE Washington Lodge No. 26 A A M holds regular meetings on the first Friday of each month. W. A. Bealer serves as W. M. and A. W. Yard acts as secretary.

SESE Washington Lodge No A. M W. A. Bealer W. M A. W. Yard

Train Schedules and Stops for California and Western Routes

Railway timetable lists daily and except Sunday freight and passenger trains with numbers and times. It notes limited stopping rules for Nos. 8 and 4 for California passengers and No. 11 at county seats to El Paso and beyond, plus multiple stop points including Brighton Fairfield Eldon Belknap Centerville Seymour Allerton Princeton Spickards Excelsior Springs and Liberty.

Golden State Limited Apache California el Paso Brighton Fairfield Eldon Belknap Centerville Seymour Allerton Princeton Spickards Excelsior Springs Liberty L. Goodlander

Railroad schedule notes for Washington area trains

Train times list for Co. B. & Q. No. 283 Morning Pass and No. 22 Freight with daily trips except Sunday. Mentions J. C. McKay and G. Bell as agents. Details include Southwest Limited trains 25 and 26 from Washington with morning and late night departures.

J. C. McKay RE. R. CO Washington Coo Washington Southwest Limited Washington Eye Wv. G. Bell

Local Notes Include Illness Updates and Moves

Mrs. Dold has been seriously ill for ten weeks but is slowly improving and able to sit up. The Riches plan to move to a farm near Wyman next week. Several residents visit, travel, or assist with haying and moving, and the World Day of Prayer was observed at the Methodist parsonage with thirteen attending.

Mr. Pleasant Fred Cold Wilma Wayland-Coppock Wyman Earl Rich Marjory Fred Dold Gleede Dold Wilma Leeper Mt. Pleasant James Merrick L. Oswalt Wayland

Former West Chester Residents Spend Day There

Mrs. C. C. Owens and Mrs. J. D. Dayton of Washington, former residents, visited West Chester on Thursday to spend the day with friends. Mr. Dayton accompanied them in the morning and returned in the evening. Ned S. Morrow and wife visited relatives in North English. Bernice Hamm ran the restaurant in their absence.

R. C. Ferguson West Chester C. C. Owens J. D. Dayton Washington Mr. Dayton Ned Morrow

Pen Arrives in PottoWes Why

Tess the hen "Mathilda" in Denver has drawn state officials anxiety as a bottled pullet competes in confinement trials. Owned by V. J. Aligaier of Shenandoah, the bird lives inside a five gallon bottle since infancy. At ten days it was dropped into a giant jar through the neck and now sits five pounds overweight, risking the bottle’s breaking.

Tess Mathilda Denver Shenandoah V. J. Aligaier Jer Aligaier Bettie

Ainsworth Locals March News Roundup

Mrs. Lee Jolly travels to Washington to visit her son Leewell ill with blood poisoning from a frost bitten heel. Aunt Ella Rowan in Los Angeles reports a recent church shock now linked to an earthquake. Mrs. Mabel Kieper and son Ronald, Mrs. J A Marsh and Mrs. E R Butterworth visit Iowa City. Rev J Austen Lord and three children stay with the J M Lord family from Indiana. Ted Walker moves to Hal Richards near Washington for work this year.

Ruth Norris Ainsworth Lee Jolly Washington Leewell Ella Rowan Los Angeles Mabel Kieper Ronald J. A. Marsh E. R. Butterworth Iowa City J Austen Lord Indiana J. M. Lord Ted Walker Hal Richards

Wellman Locals Notes From Washington and Area

Mrs. L. E. Bidwell and Mrs. Keith Wilson visited Washington on Thursday. Miss Elizabeth Dickel spent Thursday in Iowa City. Mrs. E. Saxton of Oxford stayed with her sister Mrs. L. FE. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Kehoe were in Washington Tuesday.

Cordelle Braden Wellman L. E. Bidwell Keith Wilson Washington Elizabeth Dickel Iowa City E. Saxton Oxford L. FE. Miller L. J. Kehoe

Beauty institute intrigues and jealous lovers in modern tale

Juliet Rankin rises in Madame Hubert’s beauty institute while manager Thomas O’Hara wrestles with love. Dr Von Guerdon, infatuated and jealous, threatens Juliet as Katie Schmidt seeks a life change with three thousand dollars earned. Juliet guides Katie toward self improvement and vows to help, even as tensions with O’Hara and Von Guerdon unfold.

Juliet Rankin Madame Hubert Thomas O’hara Juliet Franz van Guerdon O’hara von Guerdon Katie Schmidt Katie van Guerdon Meek Little McSpadden Mrs. McSpadden

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