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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1930

Page

11

Columbus Junction Nominees For City Office And Local Notes

Columbus Junction renominated mayor E F Davis at a Citizens party caucus. Other nominees include J D Darrow assessor E O Newell treasurer Roe Hawkins E A Leonhard Frank Coffin C Snyder Dwight Marshall councilmen G W Weber six year park commissioner Nettie Blair unexpired term park commissioner. Columbus City nominates H L Kulp mayor Mary Moore treasurer W C Davis assessor Joe Allen L O Files Frank Stone L E Henson C J Hanft councilmen. Presbyterian church to hold annual congregational meeting April 1. Henrietta Salmon named census enumerator to begin April 1. Louise Reaney Burlington high school teacher visits home. Elm Grove Farm Bureau meets Migman school Monday. W M Vernon ISU poultry specialist to lead six poultry schools in Louisa county April 7 8 9. M J Heindel and son shipped 33 Poland China hogs to Chicago weighing 7300 pounds at 11.10 per hundred. Hogs aged 172 173 days. Ela McSweeney returns from Des Moines wintering with daughter Mrs Orville G Orcutt. Joell Van Horn of Denver visiting W G Robertson and Frank Van Horn homes.

Columbus Junction Mar E. F. Davis Citizens’ Party J. D. Darrow E. O. Newell Roe Hawkins E. A. Leonhard Frank Coffin C. Snyder Dwight Marshall G. W. Weber F. M. Mossberry Columbus City H. L. Kulp Mary Moore W. C. Davis Joe Allen L. O. Files Frank Stone L. E. Henson C. J. Hanft The Presbyterian Church Henrietta Salmon Louise Reaney Burlington Elm Grove Township Chicago Ela McSweeney Des Moines Orville G. Orcutt Joell van Horn Denver W. G. Robertson Frank van Horn

George Sellers to Move from Alva Whetstine Property

George Sellers will relocate next week from the Alva Whetstine property to the former Mrs. Margaret Duncan residence near the high school building.

George Sellers Alva Whetstine Mrs. Margaret Duncan

Community notes report social visits and events

Mrs John Shebeck and Mrs Mary Scott sit at the P M Phillips home. Families visit, sawed wood, hogs sold, trucking, and attendance at W A Phillips funeral in Washington. The Snow Ball club meets with officer elections and lessons. Bethel school closes early due to the funeral.

Mary Scott P. M. Phillips George Birnes Rde Bobbie Val Fuhr Lawrence Howell Stanley Fishburn Joe Shebeck Iowa City John Shebeck W. A. Phillips Washington Mae Roth Carl Jarrard Geneva Alvin Shebeck Crawfordsville Charlie Kerr Roy Teets Gerald Teetz P. M Snow Ball Clarence Fulton Marjorie Maxine Fulton Bethel Phillips

Objective Is Everything Quote by Charles Evans Hughes

The saying emphasizes preparation and strategy over speed when reaching a goal. It attributes the idea to Charles Evans Hughes and frames planning as decisive for success.

Charles Evans Hughes

Miss Dixon Opens Cooking School To Enthusiastic Crowd

The Journal cooking school featured Miss Louise Dixon guiding a lively first class at the high school auditorium. Attendees explored kitchen tools, heat control, and layout ideas while six market basket gifts and baked goods were awarded. A second session is planned for tomorrow at 2 PM with doors opening at 1 PM.

Ugpin Cooking School Louise Dixon Washington Miss Dixon Dixon Sue Foster East Main Street C. Klepper South Fourth Avenue N. C. Putnam W. A. Whiting North Fifth Avenue G. S. Kerr North Marion Avenue Frank Young East Madison Street

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