Hayes Road Case Resolved in Favor of County Board
Judge H F Wagner denies Hayes injunction against county over road realignment near Hayes farm west of town. Decision confirms reopening hearing and asserts public rights, road width standards, and legal authority under Primary Road No 2 and Federal Aid Project 71. Costs split. order entered March 24, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Glason
District Court
H. F. Wagner
George Hayes
County Board of Supervisors
Hayes
J. W. Peed & Son
Wagner
Board of Supervisors
Washington County
Iowa
Said County
Bud dy Lee club meets for doll sewing afternoon
A Saturday gathering of seven girls under twelve held at Blanche Wol ary's home from two to five. Guests Mararet and Helen Dayton joined. next meeting set for Irma Tucker's house. Mrs J Max Kurtz of Moline celebrated a birthday with family visits and a dinner, and Elsie Schiebel attended from Moline. The group then visited Ainsworth to meet Kenton Boice Kurtz and his mother at the Spessard home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy Lee
Blanche Wolary
J. Max Kurtz
Moline
Ilinois
Frank Randall
Elsie Schiebel
Ainsworth
Tiny Kenton Boice Kurtz
Boice Kurtz
E. W. Spessard
Funeral Held Today for Mrs A R R Dewey
Funeral services for Mrs. A R R Dewey who died last Saturday afternoon were held at the Methodist church at 2 20 conducted by Dr W W Bower her pastor. A Methodist choir quartet sang. Burial was in Elm Grove cemetery with pallbearers A R Miller A N Alberson Col C J Wilson L H Wallace Frank L Wilson and Charles K Needham. The Eastern Star chapter P E B O society and the Loyal Sisterhood class attended. The casket was covered with floral tributes. District court was adjourned and the clerk’s offices closed during the funeral. Mrs Dewey was Judge C A Dewey’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. RR. Dewey
Methodist Church
W. W. Bower
A. R. Miller
A. N. Alberson
Col. C. J. Wilson
L. H. Wallace
Frank L. Wilson
Charles K. Needham
Elm Grove Cemetery
Last Story Hour Of Series At Chilcote Library
The Interchurch committee from A M E church organized a rainy Saturday story hour with over eighty children. Mrs B E Wilbur Johnson praised as a storyteller narrated Ahab and Elijah and the Golden Goose. Miss Mott shared The Stolen Bird Nest and Ruth and Naomi. Mrs Dowell noted Fairy Health and Jack and the Beanstalk. The final session follows next Saturday at one o'clock with party day hosted by Second United Presbyterian and Reformed Presbyterian churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilcote
Interchurch Committee
A. M. E. Church
EB. A. Wilbur Johnson
Ahab
Elijah
Second United Presbyterian
Reformed Presbyterian
Mrs Brookhart Returns to School After Vacation
Miss Margaret Brookhart returns to school work at Ames after a short vacation spent at her home. C Somers of Crawfordsville visited Washington today.
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Margaret Brookhart
Ames
C. Somers
Crawfordsville
Washington
Thirty Days for Petty Larceny
A nineteen year old Detroit resident was sentenced by Squire D C Kyle to thirty days in county jail for petty larceny. He admitted stealing about five dollars from Walter Smith’s home in Washington while working as a farmhand for a month. Ernie Norton of Waterloo visits Washington.
In Memory of Mrs A R Dewey
Reflection on Mrs A R Dewey a founder of Washington Lodge No 98 Order of Eastern Star in 1891 and the life she led a Christian example of quiet rectitude and compassion inspiring others toward peace and humility with poems praising her virtuous home and faith.
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BR. L. McGugin
A. R. Dewey
Washington Lodge No. 98
Order of Eastern Star
Dance at Armory with Louisiana Red Devils Orchestra
The Louisiana Red Devils traveling dance orchestra perform at Armory on Tuesday March 28 starting 8:30 p.m. through 1:30 a.m. with full entertainment and special features. They tour Wisconsin Illinois Iowa and Washington and head to New Orleans after this engagement. This event is billed as the season’s music treat.
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Louisiana Red Devils
Armory
Red Devils
Wisconsin
Hilnofis
Iowa
Washington
Grunwall
New Orleans
Advt
Haskins man Mel Ebner in town on business
Mel Ebner of Haskins spends the day in town conducting business, stopping at local shops and meeting residents as part of routine errands.
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Mel Ebner
Haskins
Reserve corps draw strong interest in Iowa units
The article notes strong interest in forming a U S Army reserve unit centered in Washington Iowa with Company M of the 349th Infantry a machine gun company drawn from Muscatine Louisa Keokuk and Washington counties Washington serves as headquarters for the battalion of the 249th Infantry Eighty eighth division Major Robert J Shaw of Sigourney commands the battalion and Earl Otis Culver and Reed Salladey are among announced officers.
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United States Army
Washington
349Th Infantry
Muscatine
Louisa
Keokuk
Reed Salladey
Ainsworth
Earl Otis Culver
West Liberty
249Th Infantry
Robert J. Shaw
Sigourney
Ottumwa
Burlington
Des Moines
Henry and
Jefferson
Marion
Mahaska
Lucas
Monroe
Wapello
Wayne
Appanoose
Davis
van Buren
Lee
Shaw
Citizens
Camp Grant
France
Verdun
State University of Iowa
Northwestern University
American Legion
National Speakers’ Bureau
Leo R. Farmer
Community club and auxiliary notices in Havre
Local organizations announce upcoming meetings in Havre including the American Legion Auxiliary at 8:00 PM, various clubs meeting March 29 to 30 with hostesses, and notices for Baptist Ladies gate sale and Damascus Shrine anniversary supper served cafeteria style at 6:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Damascus Shrine No. 10
Jerusalem
Katheryne Beatty
Chicken Dinner at Church This Thursday
A church will serve a chicken dinner this Thursday the 80th beginning at 11:00 o clock. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach.
Local Residents Visit Washington and Ames
Karl Burroughs of west of Dublin and Ed Letehty from Noble visited Washington on business. Mies Hagel Tirney returns from a brief home vacation to resume studies at Iowa State College in Ames. Mrs. Charles Needham of Grinnell attends funeral of Mrs. A. R. Dewey and visits sister Mrs. C. A. Dewey. Marjorie Cunningham visits at home and then returns to Ames to continue studies at Iowa State College. Ruth Wilson of Iowa State College returns to teach after a short vacation at home.
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Karl Burroughs
Dublin
Washington
Ed Letehty
Noble Neighborhood
Mies Hagel Tirney
Ames
Charles Needham
Grinnell
A. R. Dewey
C. A. Dewey
Marjorie Cunningham
Iowa State College
Ruth Wilson
Empress Sadako Aboard Stormbound Settsu In Inland Sea
A severe southern Japan storm battered the area as Empress Sadako rode the Settsu returning to Kobe from imperial shrine visits for the emperor’s recovery. The battleship handled the gale, but the destroyer Arabi ran aground after meeting an escort near Shikoku.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Setteu
Sadako
Kobe
Arabi
Shikow
Lenin to Quit as Premier in Soviet Union
A report from Berlin indicates Ukrainian Soviet President Okonek, who has just arrived from Moscow, claims Lenin plans to resign as premier soon. The dispatch notes Lenin may step down with a few loyalists remaining, citing the seriousness of the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenin
Berlin
Alttough
Okonek
Moscow
Nicolai Lenin
Bone Yard Bargains
A terse shop note mentions tires and a taxi driver named John Skipton. The source contrasts long lasting original tires on one car with Skipton’s claim of wearing out at least twelve tires annually. Prices like 6.95 10.50 13.50 14.25 appear as ad figures.
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John Skipton
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Earl Galloway
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BE. O. W. Club
Esther Lovelett
Tom Dowis
Rilce
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