Murder charge filed in Marshalltown slaying case
C E Carlson formerly of Marshalltown and Edna Carpenter of Ladysmith Wis are being returned from Minneapolis to face murder charges in the slaying of Michael Featherstone near Marshalltown last November. Cedar Rapids chemists analyze the stomach of Joseph Navratil a farmer who died near here after drinking liquor mixed with kerosene by a prohibition agent. Shenandoah Governor Hammill to attend the formal opening of Shenandoah memorial armory March 19. Des Moines state conference of campfire still opens with registration Saturday. Mason City Jackie Conway of Minneapolis defeats Joe Young of Omaha and Battling Nelson of Fort Dodge knocks out Toughey Connolly of Des Moines in feature boxing bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
C. E. Carlson
Edna Carpenter
Ladysmith
Wis
Minneapolis
Michael Featherstone
Orrs
Old
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Navratil
Mason City
Jackie Conway
Joe Young
Omaha
Battling Nelson
Fort Dodge
Toughey Connolly
Des Moines
Local notes recount visits and events in Haskins
HASKINS Mrs Leo Farrington and infant Jean from Mitchell Iowa visit after brother in law Bert Gordon's death. Others attend funerals in Washington and shop there. Local society meetings, property purchases, and a Benton County road concern are noted along with a humorous urge for horse radish and a duck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskins
Leo Farrington
Jean
Mitchell
Iowa
Bert Gordon
Daryl Ebner
Don Hazen
Cedar River
L. A. Society
John Birney
D. C. Birney
Boyd
D. O. Jarvis
Fay Cherwinker
C. W. Sacety
Orie O'Connor
Hazel Tooth
John Godlove
Karl O'Conner
W. B. Gordon
J. R. McCreedy
Washington
Valley Valley Social Notes andchurch Ladies Meeting
Helen Nicobi and Harriet Logan are new scholars at school. The Ladies Aid Society held an all day meeting with Mrs. Fern Hartnell on March 11 with seventeen members a good turnout and a cafeteria style noon dinner. Plans were made for the Sunday school institute at Washington on March 17 and the next meeting will be March 20 at Mrs Ruth Sheetz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bauer
Breitenbach
Sam Munson
Walter Hotle
Herr
Ruth Sheetz
Rev. Klein
Washington
J. E. Deal
Alois Belter
Everrett Givans
West Chester News Roundup and Local Notes
West Chester reports daily events from March including D. E. Brum back slipping and breaking his leg with a prompt hospital call. The Col. installed a bed side phone to reach friends. Local optimism grows as March brings better roads and fields. Titus sees new stock and Charlie Sthrom opens a store pleasing locals. John McKinstry returns with plenty of grain, and Sap Woodsen hopes for recovery after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
D. E. Brumback
Charlie ’Sthrom
Titus
Charlie
John McKinstry
Shoppers In Washington Observe Weekend Visits
Wayne Wayne March 2 report notes Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moorhead and baby Mary Lillian in Washington yesterday. Several locals sawed wood Friday and Saturday. A neighborhood meeting at Mrs. Charlie Rich home drew twelve women to discuss draperies and window curtains with rug displays. Next gathering set for April 2 hosted by Mrs. Frank Young.
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Vivian
Hazel Booth
Marjorie McCreedy
Washington
Mildred Ebner
Davenport
Burr Taylor
Maxine
Ralph Stafford
Wayne
Clarence Moorhead
Mary Lillian
John Krantz
Paul Morwell
Charlie Rich
Frank Young
Earl Sweet
A. FE. Mulhern
Paul Mast
Roy Johnston
Frank Sands
Donald and
Doyle
Paul Marywell
Nellie
Tillie Krautz
Jesseeck
Fred Fisele
Winfield
Community Visits Report From Local Families
Route 4 notes weekend and Sunday visits among local households. Mrs Lester Macon and son Robert visited the Frank Kephart home. Chas Kephart and Ed Simmering families visited after Sunday school at Arthur Ruebsam home. Walter Gardner and son Elwyn joined Sunday evening gathering at Arthur Ruebsam home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Lester Macon
Robert
Frank Kephart
Chas Kephart
Ed Simmering
Arthur Ruebsam
Walter Gardner
Elwyn
Dob Warren
St Patrick Day event scenes in Columbus Junction
About sixty members and friends attended the St Patrick Ken sington hosted by the Methodist Ladies in Society at Mrs. W. Hannan’s home. The event featured green white decorations, a minuet by children, and a reading by Jack Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
St Patrick Kensington
Ladies In Society of the Methodist Church
Farm Bureau
Mildred Elder
Extension Department
Louisa County
Concord Union
Oakland
Columbus
Elm Grove
Louisa
Grandview
Marshal
Morning Sun
Jefferson and
Wapello
Ciry
sMrsi
Pierce
Vern Stoutt
R .F. Edmondson
Lig H Jones
John Jenkins
Ise Mae Kemp
Henry Oak
Price Davis
Glenn Sy
Alex Randolph
Columbus City
California
Rudolphis
John Porter
Ada Kamp Wis
W. K. Gabriel
Cirts
Canvan South Hill
For'y High School
Legion Post
Iumiliary
Legion Home
Ollie Shears
Presbyterian
Food for Children Nutrition Guidelines Fragment
A fragmented text outlines child dietary needs with references to calorie requirements for quiet and active children. It mentions nourishing food and voluntary help, suggesting a concern for adequate intake and growth but provides no clear actions or names.
First National's Fox Theatre to show daring on horseback scene
Amusements note that fifty thoroughbreds star in a never before attempted dinner on horseback sequence for the film Woman's Life. Men and women in evening dress are mounted around a flowered horse wagon, dining on panniers at their necks as Valli and stars Marc MacDermott Stuart Holmes Livya Hughes appear in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National
Fox Theatre
Penns
Society
Life
Marc Macermott
Stuart Holmes
Livya Hughes
George Fawcett
John Sampels
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Physicians and Surgeons
A. John Droz
West Main St
Frank Boller
City
Mutual
W. Washington St
T. J. Pease
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Blue Mutual
J.D. Dayton
Westchester
Washington County
Austin Sutherland Auctioneer
Washington, Iowa
T. A. Michels
Morrison & Morrison
Washington, Lowa
Brookhart Bros. Law—Abstracts
Feaeral
Opera House
Mutual Phone
C J Wilson
C. C. Wilson
Wilson & Wilson
Opposite Journal
Livingston & Richer
Abstract Department
W. Brown
South of Water Works
Shenandoah
Governor Hamm
Campfire
Jack Keefe
Hambone
The
Baptist Church
Hillis
Sears Roebuck
McFarlane
Montgomery and Ward
Towa
Keota
Adam Weber
Muscatine
Lon Augustine
Richland
LeRoy Gwinney
Blakesburg
Mary Gwinney
Enma Walker
Grover Johnson
Virginia Pauline
Ed. Hansen
Tittle
John Edward
John Green
L. L. Foote
A.M. Wagner
Helen Sidmore
A. F. Bridger
C. A. Neville's
Donald Allen
F. W. Smith
Elmer Riles
Tryone
G. P
Hinsen
Mar
Walter Nordyke
Rublo
Cclliere
Geo. Balderson
Fritzwater
Philathea
Whetstine
Columbus Safeguard
Muscatine Journal
George Hingst
Letts
Elmer Todd
I. C. O. F. Hall
Marshal Township Farm Bureau
Cairo
Chas. Humeston
J. D. Helmick
Andrew Schultz
T Wy. Hendrickson
W. E. Whetstine
Gamble Avenue
Ed Gabriel
Weber and
Huston
Frank O'Neill
T. N. O'Neill
Franklin R. Miller, Inc
Waukegan
Minois
Franklin Miller Company
Columus Junction
Belne
Fred Snyder
Hinher
Aaron Snyder
Hale Hanft
Reese
W. G. —Roberts
Columbus City Road
Hornblower
BY Taylor
Food
Vuntead
Everett True
MR. Tal
CVE
NEA Service, Inc
Stanley
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