Society Notes Highlight Local Birthday and Club Events
Marion MeWlan observes her 61st birthday at home with daughter Mrs. Hill hosting a dinner and cake with 86 candles. A parade of society groups, including Junior High PTA and various clubs, share meetings, art talks, rug studies, and Easter decor at homes on East Seventh Street and Washington Street, with elections and installations planned for April.
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Elizabeth Davison
W.hil
Hill
Davison
Wilson
Department of Art
East Washington Street
Elizabeth Dawson
Carnegie
Jennett Kyle
Cettin
Local Society Events And Notices In Wellston Area
Community groups announce Friday Royal Arch Masons gathering and a dance. Sunday school for Mrs. Gladys is planned. Thursday evening hostesses Besse Applegate and Vera Drake invite guests to wear house dresses. Public notices request attendance and jokes at roll call. Lexington Ladies Society meets March 21 with Clair Freel and Everette Huber assisting. Rural club hosts an all day meeting with Tennis Hunter and Ehme Koehler. Attendees urged to bring notebooks fabrics and sewing supplies and come early for lessons in dyeing and embroidery.
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Gladys
Mesdame Besse Applegate
Vera Drake
Ehme Koehler
Train collision kills twenty in Ontario halt
Reports say twenty people died when two Canadian National trains collided at Dy Ont near Montreat. Westbound train No. 5 and eastbound No. 1 crashed earlier today causing numerous injuries and disruption to service.
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Montreat
Canadian National Railways
Dy Ont
Ue Road
Flood Conditions Serious at Quincy
Flood conditions severe in Quincy as the river rose to its highest level. Trains along the M K line halted as waters covered tracks, disrupting service in the Mesandria district and surrounding areas.
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Quincy
Ida Grove Speech Team Meets Pleasant Plain In Final Round
Ida Grove high school faces Pleasant Plain in the opening game of the state final tournament schedule. Perry advances to the second game as the round robin round continues with Ida Grove paired to play Lone Paths and Pleasant Plain awaiting their turn.
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Atlantic
Ataredy
Ida Grove High School
Eham
Tomorow
Town Kalls
Perry
Cme
Td Grove
Phasant
Town Falls
Plowant Plain
Ida Grove
Berry
Keota area notes and local upheavals in March
Airplanes of the federal forces reported at midday that the northward movement toward Chihuahua continued as rebel forces gathered. Funeral attendance for a local resident’s death drew people to town while roads remained passable for essential travel. Local and visiting residents were noted at several homes, with minor health concerns and property changes discussed. Keota schools plan a two day spring vacation for teachers attending a Des Moines state meeting March 21 and 22.
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Menico City
Chihuahn
Arly
Cecil
Cohumbas
Cotter
Mies
Margaret Paris
Kenta
John Laytham
Washington
Alice Y
Alice Y Home Sunday Wake Wis First Ey Spent List Taby Jack Cam Vist
Mes
Wolfe
J. M. Wilcox Oh
Arthur Hamilton
Arch Willer
Elbert
Ysa
Keota
Des Moines
Konjola Relieves Pain for a Rheumatic Man
A man with weak kidneys and chronic pain tries Konjola after doctor prescriptions fail. After a full course, rheumatism and neuralgia vanish yet the patient warns others to take Konjola. Sold in Washington Town by Geo. L. McDaniel and other druggists in the region.
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Washington Town
Geo. L
McDaniel
Keota Spelling Contest Entrants Named for Sigourney
Keota public school will be represented by Helen Nene Arnold and Charlot Crone as alternate at the March 2 spelling contest in Sigourney. St Marys School lists Helen Britten and Marjorie Prior with alternates. District No 2 names Carl Laers and Vincent Vowk with alternates. Miss Margaret Hamilton returns from a week with sister and family in Karoon. Mrs Nova O Laughlin and son Brace with family.
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Keota
Keokwk
Sigourney
Keots Public School
Helen Nene Arnold
Charlot Crone
St. Marys School
Helen Britten
Marjorie Prior
Lafayette Town
Beth Harper
Leona Tue Stregel
Carl Laers
Alter
Vincent Vowk
Margaret Hamilton
Karoona
Nova O'Laughlin
Wm. Dawson
Brace
Funeral services set for Charles A Woodrutt in Columbus City
Columbus City mourns as Nohn P. Gabriel and family members including Mrs. St Hantt Mrs. George Shaw and Rev John Gabriel gather for the funeral of Charles A Woodrutt to be held at his Columbus City home Thursday at 1 99 o'clock with burial in the Columbus City cemetery. Clara Whitney of Clinton also noted in the notice.
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Columbus Junction
ST. Hantt
Conta
George Shaw
Wilkinsburg
Rey Phinney
Los Angeles
John Gabriel
Davenport
Nohn P. Gabriel
Columbus City
Charles A Woodrutt
O'Creek
W. H Ruston
Presbyterian Church
Local News Roundup of Travels and Family Visits
Priest Mrs Ethel arrived this morning from Oklahoma City on the Golden State. Mrs J T Clark and Mrs Harry Ward visit Washington and attend family events. Mrs Ward spent months in hospital and is now at grandmother Mrs Dodder’s home. Edwin Davidson and sister attend funeral of Dr Baker in Stanwood. Milk prices noted. Mr and Mrs J Pullip wintering in California accompany relatives to Washington.
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Ethel
Golden State Limit
Oklahoma City
Bran Fred Reid
Harry Ward
Charles
South Second Avenue
Rt. Davidson
Edwin
Mrs Davidson
Stanwood
J Pullip
Willis Peterson
Hegel
California
Mrs
Pete
Washington
Peterson
Sam Kaupp
Mrs Eva Aye Visits Family and Hosts Social Circle
Mrs Eva Aye visits her sister and brothers J C WLS and AL 1 May Mrs 1 Tucker entertains friends Tuesday evening in courtesy to her sister Mr Wagner of Grandview who spent winter here Social circle to meet Thursday with Mrs Reuben Heintet of is City
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Eva Aye
J.C. Wls
Tucker
Wagner
Grandview
Reuben Heintet
Notice of Sale for Washington County Road Bonds
The county treasurer of Washington County invites sealed bids for up to 200000 primary road bonds dated May 1 1929 in denominations of 1000. Bid opening at 2 pm on April 3 1929 at the courthouse in Washington Iowa. Bidders must file certified checks for at least 2 of the amount. Highest bid or any bid may be rejected. Purchaser to furnish blank bonds. MAR 20 1929 MARION S GEORGE treasurer Washington County MAR 20 1929.
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Washington County
Court House
Washington
Treasur
Opin O
Cutler
Chapman A
Marion S. George Asurer
Sale of School District Refunding Funds Scheduled
The Board of Directors of the Independent School District of Washington Iowa will offer for sale the school district refunding funds on March 28 at the secretary's office 211 West Washington Town Iowa. The sale requires a Twenty Thousand Dollars price and an attorney's opinion to be furnished by the purchaser.
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Instrict
Wiesbery
Washington
Eretary
Westachington
JW. Thomd
Schooington
Count Tate
Iowa
Main St
Holy Order of the Board
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Harry Turner
Barain
Stein's
East Seventh Street
Kenneth Carris
George Dowell
Alex Turner
Carl Haven
Maicar
Dowell
Wo P. Moriarty
Dan Roving
WA Duncan
Wil Matehna
John Jackson
Re Id Hampshirg
Carriloom
Mamasen
Order of the White Shrine of
Jerusalem
L.A. Jones
Far Nightly Club
Orential Rugs
Iest
No M. Spedel
Cla Dewey
E. O. W. Club
Last & Wing
Mr Denis
Last Second Street
Charles Denison
Dale Denison
Charles Chapman
Susie Fields
Maud Schmoneller
Grand Army
Baptist Church
GA. R
Kruver
Féfie Vansickle
West Chesster Corps
Mis Cinson
Shields
Maret
Honduras
Earle W. Corbin & Co
East Side Square
The
Ritz
Royal Arch
Royal
Wellston Sodal Etely
Hom Mre
Jean Jensen
Lexington Ladies Val Society
Clifford Freel
Everette Huber
Tra Huber
Siward Gardner
Everette Ing
Wit Flynn
Tennis Hunter
Oath
M. K. Iind’t
Mae
Reau
Prin Lin
Marthe
J.T. Clark
Lordsville
Wington
Clip Thompson
General Trucking
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