Hazen Returns Home From Des Moines Visit
Mrs C M Hazen came home from Des Moines after being called by her ill daughter Mrs Mabel Neal who is said to be improving. Citizens party rally scheduled Friday at 7 30 p m in Washington City court room to discuss voter matters and encourage attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Hazen
Des Moines
Mabel Neal
Citizens Party
Court Room
Court House
Washington City
Earl Crousett
Local visitors and shoppers report in town this week
Bob Arthur of Des Moines on business. Mr and Mrs Dave Blankenhorn move from Stephen Jewelry to the apartment above Barclay's. Phil Crail of Columbus Junction notes a new khaki and green striped awning on the Graham store. Florence Schenck and Judith Dalton of Chicago visit H. A. Schenck. Floyd Maxwell of Crawfordsville, Ralph Tracy and Dan Peters from Brighton shop in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Blankenhorn
Stephen Jewelry
Barclay’s
Phil Crail
Columbus Junction
Graham
Floyd Maxwell
Crawfordsville
Florence Schenck
Judith Dalton
Chicago
H. A. Schenck
Ralph Tracy
Dan Peters
Brighton
Cc. E. Williams
Keota
Washington
Talleyrand Social Notes Report Local Calls and Visits
Mrs. Robert Sheetz hosted Mrs. Ross Sheets Thursday afternoon. Miss Florence Crawford visits sister Mrs. Harold Pepper. Willie Kiefer began work for Clarence Rickerd. Edna Coble spent Friday with Sophia Linemaster. Hubert and Howard Bomnom visited their aunt Mrs. Albert Tinnes. Mrs. John Kiefer called on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Conrad
McFarron
John Kiefer
Luella Times
Mis
Naomi Linenkamp
Sisourney
Lvella
Marie Bombie
Clear Creek
Kenneth and
Hubert Sheet
Ross Sheets Lane
Mike L. Griener
Frank J. Griener
Morsday
Peter Hahn &J
Mike Times
Virginia Vogel
Bates Family Relocates Amid Tulsa Area Shifts
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W Bates and children Betty Jean and Bobby moved to South Third near Leland Worri’s former residence after Bates became manager of the Tulsa Oil company station on fast Washington street. Reister egg house opens Saturdays to receive cream eggs and poultry. Mrs. J B Randle reports her son Marion in Cincinnati must travel by boat to the power house due to severe flooding. He has worked a decade at the Cincinnati power plant supplying electricity for the city and parts of Kentucky and the street cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W Bates
Betty Jean
Bobby
Wapnella
South Third
Leland Worrisons
Mr. Bates
Tulsa Oil Company
Fast Washington Street
J. B. Randle
Marion Randle
Cincinnati
Power House
Kentucky
Daisybelle Evans
Iowa City
Airs
F. M. Jennings
Jennings
Lafonne
Iowa Avena
George Griffith
Washington
Harry Davi
Southawa
Mazin
Hearing Decides Claims at Trust Co Receivership
District court devoted this week to hearings on claims against the Washington Loan and Trust Company receivership. Claims of C W Stewart and Maude Stewart were established as leii on funds. others were granted general creditor status. Proceeds allocations involve Northern Trust Chicago. other named creditors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Loan and Trust Company
C. W. Stewart
Maude Stewart
Commercial Savings Bank
J. H. Crooks
Mabel Munson
J. G. Kirkpatrick
E G. Pearson
R. V. Davis
Emma Morrison
C. M. Taylor
Myrtle Pearson
E. G Pearson
Northern Trust Company of
Chicago
Monmouth Glee Club Plans Two Local Concerts
The Monmouth college glee club directed by Glenn C. Shaver will perform at the United Presbyterian church on Saturday April 1 with no admission and a free will offering. The Sunday program April 2 includes a sermon by Dr. T H McMichael and harp solos by Mrs Dorothy Hallam Shaver. The group travels by bus from March 28 to visit Stronchurst Illinois Moline Iowa and Newton Iowa before the appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth College
United Presbytemine Church
T. H. McMichael
Glenn C. Shaver
Dorothy Hallam Shaver
Dave Fulton
Everett Stupson
Washington
Pau Sharpe
Ainsworth
Etre
Dave
U. P. Church
Monmouth
Stronchurst
Moline
Newton
Iowa
Unitee Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society
Columbus Junction Education Board Reelects Johnston
R S Johnston was re elected president of the Columbus Independent school district board of education at Monday’s meeting. H Shearer named vice president. The board dropped manual training and agriculture from the high school course. Cottage prayer meetings are planned for the pre Easter period in Columbus City and Columbus Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
R. S. Johnston
Board of Education of Columbus Independent School District
H. Shearer
Columbus City
W. F. Edmondson
Edward Gabriel
Gamble Avenue
Hay Ingraham
West Liberty
Tannery
Michael Jasmann
Goodrich
N. D
Emanuel Jasmann
Conesville
Charlies Ellason
J. Kelly McKee
America
Lillian Sturms
Burlington
Kore Alloway
William McConabay
W. B. McConahay
Concord Township
Lou Bonniebsen
Opal
Kathryn Howell
Muscatine
Frank Bandy
Washington
George Gabriel
Ketchel Carey
Fruitland
The
Reformed Churches
De Molay Squad Heads to Webster City Showdown
The Washington Sh Molay basketball team travels to Webster City for their first state wicketball tournament game. Leader group includes George Freshwaters Ecich Lo B Lupton and Will Cor een with Jenkins Ainsworth Ahrens slated as main options. Other squad members listed: Walt Wells Lyte Kiesey Booth Jones Watson Stutsman Shannon Jungbluth Schmoeder Wehrle Keiper McCaleb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Sh Molay
Webster City
George Freshwaters
Ecich
Lo B. Lupton
Will Cor Een
Mascate
Freshiigvers
Wil
Jenkins
Ainsworth
Ahrens
Walt Wells Center
Lyte
Kiesey Garda
Booth
Jones
Watson
Stutsman
Shannon
Jimmy Wella
John Jackson
Walter Jungbluth
Jim Schmoeder
Martin Wehrle
Wellman
Cloyd Keiper
Leo McCaleb
Aingeworth
Corn Bank Plan Follows Clear Lake Lead in Iowa
Hopkinton and nearby merchants adopt a corn bank scheme similar to Clear Lake. Corn valued at 27 cents a bushel under a Commercial club plan allows farmers to trade up to 160 bushels for corn money usable at local stores for a week with a five percent cash discount. After a week the corn is auctioned and proceeds repay the corn money with merchants underwriting losses. Conesville and Columbus Junction plan church services for two weeks starting March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
Iowa
Clear Lake
Corn Bank
Commercial Club
Sr of
Conesville
Columbus Junction
Lower Taxes and Public Utility Rates in Washington
A political platform argues for strict city economy to cut taxes and calls for immediate regulation of utility rates. It attacks the SIMMER plan as costly and risky, cites a past Iowa Southern Utilities agreement, and urges the Citizens ticket to pass an ordinance to regulate water gas heat light and power rates now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
State of
Lowa
Towa
Theater patrons praise University production of The Taming of the Shrew
Mrs Alice Williams and her son Burdette of Crawfordsville visited yesterday. A group from here enjoyed the University theater performance of The Taming of the Shrew last Saturday and praised Lawrence McKune for his role as Gremio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Willams
Burdette
Crawfordsville
University Theater
Lawrence McKune
Gremio
William
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Lions Club
Kiwanis Club
GEO. L. McDaniel Druggist
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Wardrobe Cleaners
S.W. Corner Square
Bob Arthur
Talleyrand
June Sheetz
Hardware
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Hi Hoty
B. P. S. Paints
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Woolsey
Africa
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D. J. Ross
C. V. Crull
J. EE. Lemmon
DR. O. FL Boller
W. J. Morrow
Leland Morrison
W. B. Dupuis
W. Carl Hedges
DR. F. Fe, Reid
Washington Cleaners
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Trust Co
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Monmouth Glee Club
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