Old house debris used for kindling and lumber on South Iowa
Local note reports Mort Chance and Bill Chance removing material from the demolished South Iowa Avenue house as part of the clearance. Also mentions tax due March 31 and a Pythian Sisters school in Brighton with Mrs. Charlotte Smith in charge. Fresh eggs sell for 18 cents per dozen. Reister Bros. 27tf.
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Mort Chance
the Journal
Bill Chance
Iowa Avenue
Myrtle Poole
Harvey Waggoner
Charles Faulkner
Ed Wells
Everett Ward
G. A. Reinert
Brighton
Charlotte Smith
Ottumwa
Wells
Reister Bros
Tipton and Cedar Rapids Placing for Local Events Ahead
Dorothy Argo and Mrs. Lucille Bales plan a short ice cream merchandising course in Oma ha Neb. returning Saturday. Tobacco Road opens April 6. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Anderson visit from Ainsworth. St. James plays host to a school production at KC hall. Homer and Merle Herron ship out to San Diego for four years with the Marines. F R Mauthe return from California travel. New spring hosiery promotion at A B Atchison. Stewart remains ill under care of his daughter from Oklahoma.
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Dorothy Argo
Tipton
Lucille Bales
Omaha
Nert
Bob Anderson Heads to Boston for National Amateur Bouts
Washington lightweight Bob Anderson, Iowa state AAU champion, prepares in Des Moines for the national AAA boxing matches. He will join seven Iowa teammates in Boston to face top amateurs from Alaska Cuba Hawaii and other states, with bouts starting Monday and a long elimination run possible.
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Bob Anderson
Washington
Iowa
Bob
Des Moines
Boston
Alaska
Cuba
Hawaii
Birthday Dinner Honoring Mrs Clara Godlove At Haskins
Mrs Clara Godlove hosted a birthday gathering in Haskins on Sunday with guests including Mr and Mrs Myral McCreedy Leo Farrington and Donald and Lois Godlove from Town City Bill and Jack White from Villa Park Anna Broesler from Chicago and Mr and Mrs Frank Embree and daughter Helen from southwest of Washington The event celebrated her birthday though the date was Thursday The notice also covers visits from local families hog shipments and community activities with names and places across nearby towns.
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Ebner
Ralph McCreedy
Marie
West Point
J. R. McCreedy
Mac Wallace
Chicago
Ed Davis
Floyd Edmondson
Jimmy Farrington
Otto
J. C. Bean
Lone Tree
George Murphy
Ed Murphy
Washington
Delbert Brumfield
Lou
Raymond Coon
Janet
Sue Thoma
Clarence Hesseltine
al Raedeker
Here
Raedeker
Illinois
Iowa House Approves Taxes on Juke Boxes and Soundies
Des Moines Iowa lawmakers voted 91 to 4 to tax juke boxes by 25 dollars annually each and01 to impose a 100 dollar annual tax on soundies coin operated movie machines promoted by James Roosevelt. The house adjourned amid debate over a separate tax on admissions to all entertainment venues except theaters.
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Des Moines
Iowa
House of Representatives
House
James Roosevelt
Marines Called Leathernecks Across History
The nickname leathernecks originated with Marines in the Revolutionary era for their stiffened collars. The term was also once used in the British navy.
Local Notes From Community Visit And Transfers
Ralph Bell of San Diego visits relatives at the Shan non home before a transfer to Dayton Ohio to report April 1. Betty Jean DeWolf visits relatives. Una Lew in store during Minnie Green’s absence after an ice injury. school closed at Indian Creek due to Mrs Engle’s neck infection.
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Ralph Bell
San _ Diego
California
R. E. Shannon
Ralph
San Diegd
Dayton
Ohio
East Washington Street
Una Lewis
Minnie Green
Hitler
Betty Jean DeWolf
Ruby McKay
Margaret Hesseltine
Harry Stacy
Indian Creek
Engle
Vera Tucker
Monte Beauchamp
Albert Rediker
Illinois
Six Friends Honor Charlotte Hesseltine on 15th Birthday
Charlene Hesseltine celebrated her 15th birthday Sunday with a cake party attended by Vada and Beverly Guy Lois Knerr Delores Virginia Shirley and Charlotte Arnold. Indian Creek Club Nine members and one guest met with Mrs Tileah Farrier on March 19. guest was Mrs Albert Rediker, a new neighbor. The next meeting will be with Mrs Lloyd Farrier in two weeks. We read a few days ago about the accident which befell the Badger's pet dog.
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H. W. Mineart
Sandy Hook
Charlene Hesseltine
Vada
Beverly Guy
Lois Knerr
Delores
Virginia
Shirley
Charlotte Arnold
Indian Creek Club
Tileah Farrier
Albert Rediker
Monument Steps Count Revealed for Washington Monument
A historical note records 898 steps in the Washington Monument detailing the ascent path. The fact highlights the climb as a feature of the landmark and reflects visitor information from the era.
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Monument
Washington Monument
Kiss Your Tired Feeling Goodbye Pink Pills Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for simple anemia. It claims the product increases red blood cells and oxygen delivery, restoring energy and stamina for those feeling weak or fatigued.
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Dr. Williams
Merchants Edge Grandview In Overtime Thriller
Washington Merchants overcome early deficit to tie 50-50 at regulation end. OT heroics by Bob Marshall and Tom Cantoni seal a 57-55 final for the Merchants after a score correction. Conesville stars Marshall Cantoni and French lead with Brown and others in a dramatic tournament win. Friday they face Crawfordsville or Huron winner.
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Washington Merchants
Conesville
Grandview
Washington
Merchants
French
Bob Marshall
Tom Cantoni
Marshall
Cantons
Townsend
Loren Brown
John French
Hospital Discharges and Admissions Update
Mrs Ronald Jennings and her daughter Patricia Elizabeth left the hospital this afternoon for 111% West Washington. Joe Wolfe was discharged to 1203 East Washington. Mrs Floyd Mundt at 611 South Seventh street was admitted as a surgical patient last evening. Maurice Lane of Harper was admitted this morning as a surgical patient.
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Ronald Jennings
Patricia Elizabeth
West
Washington
Joe Wolfe
East
Floyd Mundt
South Seventh Street
Maurice Lane
Harper
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Wyman
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Leonard Strohm
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