Cast Gives Plays at Crawfordsville
A good sized audience attended three one act plays staged by a Ladies Aid division of the Methodist church directed by Mrs. Kart Walker and Mrs. Don Darbyshire at the school house in Crawfordsville. The program featured Pineapple Salad The Weigh of all Flesh and The Crawfordsville Baby Show with children and singers performing between acts. Local church activities and city budget actions followed with officers elected for the Missionary and Ladies Aid groups and city council actions approving contracts for light globes and summer concerts plus health report and adjournment.
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Crawfordsville
Mar
Ladies Aid
The
Methodist Church
Kart Walker
Don Darbyshire
Che md
Wandan Huston
Margery Cherolmes
Ollie
Maude White
Frank Maxwell
Lote Rhea
Nellie Roberts
Washington Iowa City Council March 18 1940 Proceedings
The Washington Iowa city council met in regular session with Mayor R L Lytle presiding. Bills from multiple funds were read and allowed including labor and material costs for the general water light sewer and garbage funds. An ordinance making appropriations for the fiscal year starting April 1 1940 was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Lytle
R. F. MecFarlane
W. B. Dupuis
Clarence Jacobs
L. Ho Orr
QO. F. Boller
Henry B. Bailey
Harry Miller
Labor
Dick Bidwell
Delbert McDole
Ban Waters
Ken Garrett
Jlabor
D. W. McClure
Grutte
Accncenas
J. B. Kupka
Eveready Plb
Htg. Co
Mott Parrott & Sons Co
PRG
Ccemerensens
Floyd Bower
Geo. Stokes
Janwee
Chamber of Commerce
Pike Fund
Baird Adv
J. A. Harwood
Jo.an Dick Bidwell
Lu Ian Waters
Kirn Garrett
W. McClure
Griffin
Kanory Miller
Han Waters
Dan —Teee Kirn Garrett
J. W. McClure
Ordinance Regulating Junk Dealers in Washington Iowa
City council enacts licensing for junk dealers with a 15 dollar annual fee payable April first. Prohibits operation within 200 feet of certain buildings and requires fencing for yards in specified blocks. Dealers cannot take property from minors without parental consent and may be subject to premises examination by peace officers.
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Washington
Iowa
Margaret M Young
City
Junk Dealers Face New Ordinance and Penalties
A 1946 city ordinance restricts junk dealers to prevent theft and concealment. It outlaws destroying or selling unverified junk for 48 hours post-purchase without police permission and bans concealing items. Violations carry up to 30 days in jail or fines up to 100 dollars. The measure, approved March 25, repeals conflicting ordinances and enforces location and fencing requirements within set timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. &. Lytle
W. H. Fulton
Mrs. L. B. Donaldson Receives Flowers From Washington Daughter
Mrs. L. B. Donaldson received a bouquet this week from her daughter Mrs. James Chapman in Washington State. The plant is reported in excellent condition. The note follows a day with relatives including Ralph Schoonover and David Coats. Mrs. Donaldson’s health is described as much better at this writing.
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H. J. Schoonoever
Shiloh
Mar
Donaldson
James Chapman
Washington State
Roland Armstrong
Bobby
Roger
Moline
David Coats
H. J. Schoonover
Ralph
Fae Schoonover
Iowa City
University
WSUL
Fred Showalter
Robert
Betty
Donald
Rock Island
Donald Coats
David
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Those With March Birthdays Honored by Clay Club
The Clay Social club honored four members with March birthdays at a March 6 meeting held at Mrs Lois Herr's home. Gifts were given and a devotional poem was shared. Mrs Viola Morgan and Mrs Eliza Stannard led the program.
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Clay Social Club
A. J. Morgan
Clay
Lois Herr
Roscall
Viola Morgan
Eliza Stannard
Halliburton estate bequeaths to Princeton library
Richard Halliburton left an estate believed to total around $100000 with his parents receiving a life interest. The remainder will go to the Princeton library for purchasing maps charts and books on history geography and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Halliburton
Princeton
University
Princeton Library
Easter services and weekend visitors noted in community column
The column lists Howard Hopping as a business visitor in Washington Saturday and Kathleen Frazier of Council Bluffs visiting locally over the weekend. It also mentions P T A activities at the school, a birthday anniversary dinner for Olney kin, and Easter services with candlelight, Sunrise service, and church programs led by Rev. R O Barber.
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Howard Hopping
Washington
Kathleen Frazier
Council Bluffs
John Miller
Oxford Junction
R. C. Wead
Baste
R. O Barber
Junior Baxter
Iowa City
Jay Baxter
Merle Sherman
West Chester
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