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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1934

Page

6

Town News Notes and Local Collisions

Mrs H C Hull and daughter Catharine Jane Hull attended a speech clinic at the University of Town yesterday. Miss Hull is a graduate of S U I and teaches at the University of Minnesota. Two cars collided near the courthouse this morning causing damage but no injuries. Mrs John Thomas and Irene of Cotter shopped here yesterday. Miss Beatrice Wilson takes a vacation from the Journal and lives at Crawfordsville.

H. C. Hull Catharine Jane Hull University of Town John Thomas Irene Cotter Beatrice Wilson the Journal Crawfordsville Peter Huber Mary Delong D. M. Bridges Muscatine Edna Ruth Bridges EF. L. Roust Mayme Burieh Kathryn Bartosky Burieh Iowa City Helen Breese Rochschild Journal

Merrill to discuss ecorn hog program with county committee

J W W Merrill extension worker was to meet this afternoon with the county ecorn hog allotment committee to discuss the latest instructions regarding management of the ecorn hog program. The article also lists a string of local visits, family gatherings, and social notes from residents including the Baker family, the Hendricks family, and others with movements between Fairfield Sigourney Oskaloosa Iowa City and Chicago as part of community life coverage.

J. W W. Merrill County Ecornhog L. R. Baker Joseph Burke Roy Hendricks Joe Buddy Fairfield Cover Samuels Laura Harold Sigourney Nicola and Harmon Frances Miller Marsha Ann Bailey

Make Lots of Noise 4 Banjo Player Cycle Ebes Says

A garbled quotation notes Cycle Ebes praising a banjo player who keeps peace despite no pretense and can end an argument swiftly with a sharp, smart gesture. The fragment hints at a local story or profile in a historical newspaper.

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Many Happy Returns 7 Birthdays and celebrations noted

The Journal notes many birthdays and anniversaries including Judith Rae Warren, Stella Palmer, and Miss Ella Warren. It records a thirteenth wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Orville Elder and a birthday party for Joan Ross with friends, family, cake, ice cream, and gifts.

Journal Judith Rae Warren Judy Lewis Warren Mildred Craig Mary Welch Joan Ross Joan Darrel Ross Lincoln School Sadee McAvoy

Towns of County Hold Elections for City Posts Monday

Crawfordsville Kalona Keota Wayland Ainsworth Columbus Junction report municipal races with mayors elected or re elected. Incumbents retained offices in several towns. some new faces appear in council and treasurer roles across the county. Voter turnout described as quiet with scattered votes in places.

Crawfordsville Elmer Gault Eli White Lee Lease Clint Fletcher Harry Orchard Robert Shatffer R. E E. Lease George Yeager Kalona Kalona Keota Keota R. Brown L. K E. Arnold A. F. Schreckengast W. ¢C. Richardson W. S. Helcher H. W. Statler Charles Stoutner E. L. Kirkpatrick Kirkpatrick C. F. Holmes Columbus Junction Mar Tony Floyd Pine FE. O. Newell J. D. Darrow WG. Roberts W. A. Norris J. W. Wykert Lewis Pugh W. H. Hull Park Commissioners T. N O'Neill Nettle Lewis FE. P Shellabarger Columbus City H. L Kulp MN. & Johnston W. CC Davis J. H. Allen K&. E Huff Charles Aringdale W. J McCavabay Frank Slone

Colflesh Outlines Iowa Tax Reform Platform

Colflesh, candidate for the Republican nomination for governor, addresses 125 supporters in Council Bluffs outlining a program to curb government costs and limit property taxes while promoting a gross income tax with safeguards. He warns against a loss of farm and home ownership and calls for broader revenue sources and efficiency in state and local government.

Council Bluffs Iowa Colflesh United States South Dakota

Birthday Board Party At Washington County Hospital

A birthday board party was held at the Washington County Hospital nurses home last evening, celebrating staff birthdays and honoring long-serving nurses with light refreshments and shared memories.

Washington County Hospital Nurses Heme Last Cve

New Haven Briefs Highlight Births Revivals and Visits

Mrs Frank Smith hosted Sunday dinner at the J W Combs home in New Haven. A grandson was born to Mr and Mrs W C Hotle weighing 8% lbs at Washington Hospital. Revival services at the New Haven church closed with fifteen converts. Mrs S J Statler aided by Mrs Merle Statler planned a meeting for Saturday. Miss Ethel Hotle visited her parents over the weekend. The Sheets and others were noted in various visits and gatherings.

W. T. Templeman Bethany L. M. Davis Marguerite Davis Robert Templeman Ann Davis Templeman Dorothy Helen Libe Oskaloosa J. W. Libe New Haven Frank Smith J. W. Combs W. C. Hotle Gilbert Hotle Washington Hospital S. J. Statler Merle Statler Ethel Hotle Walter Sheets Marion Smith Alberta

Crop reduction loans available through farm bureau office

The county committee for government crop production loans is formed with Richard Stephens as chair from Ainsworth, John K. Foster, and C. O. Dayton, Keota. Eligible farmers in the corn hog program may obtain emergency loans up to 250 dollars for seeds, fertilizer, feed, or fuel. approvals take two to three weeks after blanks are submitted at the farm bureau office.

Farm Bureau W. J. Roudabush Richard Stephens Ainsworth John KF. Foster Washington C. O. Dayton Keota

Edmondson seeks Washington County State Representative nomination

E L Edmondson of Brighton Iowa announces candidacy for the office of State Representative subject to Republican voters in Washington County at the June primary.

Washington County E. L. Edmondson Brighton Iowa

Baby born to War rens at Washington county hospital

Judith Rae, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Warren, arrived at 9 46 pm on March 26 at Washington county hospital. Baby weighs 7 44 pounds. Norman Sage from Des Moines working in Washington this week for the state banking department. Art Prall leaves for Springfield Illinois due to his sister’s grave illness pneumonia. Ives McKay covers for Pratt at Moore’s store during absence.

Lewis Warren Judith Rae Washington County Hospital Art Prall Springfield Illinois Prall Fred Moore Moore's Bootery Ives McKay Mr. Pratt Moore

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