Local visitors call at Washington and area homes
Mrs Roy Singleton and daughter from Brighton visited here yesterday. Mr and Mrs T H Will of Armsworth called yesterday afternoon. Mrs Charles Larkin and Miss Mabel Day of Winfield shopped in Washington today. Mr and Mrs Bert Orris and Mrs Mary McCoy from Crawfordsville were here yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Singleton
Brighton
T. H. Will of
Armsworh
W. I. Duncan
Charles Larkin
Mabel Day
Winfield
Washington
Bert Orris
Orrix
Mary McCoy
Crawfordsville
Sam Neill Ships Stock To Fine Market North Of Town
Sam Neill a local farmer north of town shipped a load of stock last week and found a fine market. The result brings him a proud smile and steady income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Neill
Local News and Social Notes from Ottumwa Area
George Wheelan returned home Sunday evening from Ottumwa on business. Wendell Hyde son of Mr and Mrs Harry Hyde is improving after osteomyelitis and multiple operations at University hospital Iowa City. Wendell attended seventh grade and is a friend of David Pearson. Will W Cherry now in St Luke's Davenport for treatment. Laland Morrison and family spent time at the Morrison home after Florida winter. Remps Hampsher and son Allen traveled to Brighton due to Mrs Hampsher's father J W Rader's death funeral held earlier today. J J Jentz of North Liberty visited on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Brown
Wendell Hyde
Harry Hyde
Springdale
Wendell
University Hospital
Iowa City
Hyde
Margaret
West Branch
David Pearson
Frank Pearson
Will W. Cherry
St. Luke's Hospital
Davenport
Laland Morrison
Morrison
Dias, Morrison
Martha Ann
Newton
Leland Morrison
Florida
Remps Hampsher
Allen
Brighton
Harve Freel
Gladys Pence
Denver
Iowa
Arnold Pence
Wellman
Clair Lawrence
Shaffer
Main Street
Martha Poster
Cecil Durian
B. C. Foster Home
Local shoppers and visitors noted in Washington column
Mrs Earl Nicola of wea Packwood shopped here today. Miss Beulah Baker of West Chester was in Washington shopping today. Mrs Hugh J Davis and daughter Elizabeth of Crawfordsville were in Washington on business. Mrs Dr Irwin and Mary Dash of Crichton shopped here yesterday. Glen Mishler of Des Moines was here on business. Several visitors, including Miss Zoe Harmon Wrights attending the University of Iowa, stopped to visit relatives over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Nicola of
Wea Packwood
Zoe Harmon Wrights
Universiy
Iowa
Iowa City
Howard McAleery
Nic
Beulah Baker
West Chester
Washington
Dennis Clancy
Robert Patterson
Burlington
Chicago
Grant Hospital
Burlington Hospital
Wkeith Dro
Ainsworth Notes Social Visit And Club Meeting
Mrs Orval Thoma and sister Mrs Mabel Fullerton dined with Mrs Orie O Connor. Weather jokes about spring. Wright McConnell reports over 200 baby chicks. Charles Beenblossom visited in West Branch and Rock Island. L G club met at Walter Johnson home with John Lee present and eight tables of progressive rock. Next meeting March 31 with How Are Lins Duane Hazen and Mark Campbell Jr on committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth R. R
Orval Thoma
Mabel Fullerton
Orie O'Connor
Wright McConnell
Lloyd Hopping
Cora
Washington
Charles Beenblossom
West Branch
Rock Island
Foot specialist advertises corn removal at Congress Hotel
Licensed foot specialist N. Ewer of Cedar Rapids will be at the Congress Hotel offering painless corn and callous removal for 31.00 until Saturday, April 1. He has been visiting the area for two years and will relocate his home to the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Ewer
Cedar Rapids
Congress Hotel
Tax Revision Delayed by Herring Court and Beer Bill Moves
State leaders stalled on tax rewrite as discussions with Governor Herring focus on a beer bill. Lawmakers consider a 3.2 percent malt liquor limit and 1 per barrel flat tax, with possible special message to push legalization. Committee activity continued on Beardsley tax and Cunningham sales tax bills while budget figures are finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herring
Assembly
Senate
House
Harry White
Vinton
Senior Girls Beat Juniors In Double OT Tilt
Washington high school senior girls defeated junior girls 34 to 30 after two overtime periods in a spirited inter class basketball game at the high school gym. Sophomores toppled freshmen 16 to 14 as the double round robin standings move seniors first, juniors second, sophomores third. Ten cent admission was charged to help fund girls athletics with the final round set for next Thursday. tonight and tomorrow’s games at 4 15 and 7 are free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School
Wellman Cordelle H Braden News Notes
Wellsman Cordelle H Braden visits Cedar Rapids for medical treatment with Dr W Foster. Mrs Foster suffers sinus trouble. Dave Elder from Washington spoke to Normal Training class. Mrs Mark Shaffer hosted bridge with Mrs L W Marner high scorer. Milo T Sorden and family travel to Sigourney for a local music contest. Toppan Johnson and Harriet Jane dined with Mr and Mrs T lilies Stickey. Roger spent weekend with grandparents Phillips near Washington. Arden Freel of Ames returns home for weekend with parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sorden
Toppan Johnson
Harriet Jane
T. Lilies Stickey
Roger
Phillips
Washington
Arden Freel of
Ames
Fourteen Attend Meeting of Washington County Pastors
Fourteen ministers attended the Washington County and environs Ministerial Association meeting at the Washington Y Monday morning. Each man gave his church’s pre Easter observances and a non active pastorate member testified. Reverend Miller spoke on religious education and evangelism while the group enjoyed Easter decor and a spirit of fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Environs
Jesus
Gethsemane
Kev.wred Kk. Miller
Methodist Episcopal
Kalona
Riverside
Hehver
Crooner Croons at Wedding in Independence
Howard Green a Kansas City radio crooner altered wedding customs by crooning I Love You Truly before his marriage to Doris Stewart at Washington Methodist Church in Independence. Mr and Mrs Harve Freel are the hosts. The ceremony was followed by social items about local families and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
UPI
Howard Green
Kansas City
Doris Stewart
Washington Methodist Church
D. J. Ross Elected Mayor in Citizens' Ticket Victory
D. J. Ross won the mayoralty as the Citizens' ticket prevailed amid heavy turnout of 2,175 votes across four wards. Second ward candidates Du pu is 236 Pauls 142 Donovan 86 Brown 36. Third ward Hedges 335 Mace 268 Schmoeller 132 James 23. Fourth ward Reid 216 Stewart 148 Baldrige 102. Total by ward First 360 Second 633 Third 790 Fourth 492. Public utilities issue favored municipal plant supporters and broader turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire
Patterson
Morrison
Dupuis
Pauls
Donovan
Brown
Hedges
Mace
Schmoeller
James
Reid
Stewart
Baldrige
Peoples
C. W. Long
Citizens
Community
Journal
Community notices and visits amid sadness in Crawfordsville
Local items from Crawfordsville describe visits by Nellie Manners and others, a serious accident involving J. J Anwyl, and a congregational meeting at the United Presbyterian church. The report notes illness of Ray Anwyl, travel by Fred Sipe and others, and several weekend visitors and social happenings around town. In Seattle, Charles S. Wilson, a widower, adopts middle aged Etta Whitworth as a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Charles 8. Wilson
Etta Whitworth
Local notes on residents and visitors in Washington
Joseph Mast of Wayland shopped here yesterday afternoon. Hoyt Young flew to California around his father Harvey Young's Huntington Beach operation. H A Pauls of West Burlington visited the Eclipse Lumber yard. Dinner and supper at the Baptist church Thursday 25 cents per plate. Mr and Mrs Charles Barker of Minneapolis visiting Mrs Barker's mother Mrs T F Barker. Barker teaches at University of Minnesota and has a short spring vacation. Auctioneer B C Macon of Washington, Iowa. Sarah Marie Davis played piano for Lou Jean Stewart at Washington high sub district music contest at Wellman. Paul Shellabarger on a business trip. Mrs Grant Goodlander of Wapello at Paul’s beauty shop in his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mast
Wayland
Hoyt Young
Iowa
California
Harvey Young
Huntington Beach
Calif
H. A. Pauls
Eclipse Lumber Company
West Burlington
Baptist Church
Charles Barker
Tommy
Minneapolis
Local Moves And Community Notices From The City
Mr and Mrs Richard Ling and baby moved yesterday to an apartment at 839 8 Marion avenue joining Mr and Mrs Ralph Martin. The Lins left 614 North Ave, earlier occupied by Mr and Mrs John Dodd, with the Murphys moving Friday into that Dodd house. The Murphys had lived two doors south in 320 West Sixth. Ralph Wood family will move April 1 to 320 West Sixth. KK Frey masseur will be at Cy Bush residence 27 S 4th ave Saturday April 1. Mervin Grosseup of Kota had appendectomy today at Washington county hospital. Fine onions 25c. Phone a22 black s6t3eo4. McLellan store clerks wear new orange uniforms with names embroidered on the lit. Mrs William Lloyd underwent major operation at Washington county hospital. Dr E F Wheelan and son Eddie visited from Riverside. Eddie’s new speeches draw attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Ling
Baby
Ralph Martin
Marion Avenue
Lins
North Ave
John Dodd
Harry Murphy
Murphys
Dodd
West Sixth
Ralph Wood
KK. Frey
Cy Bush
Res
4Th Ave
Sat
Mervin Grosseup
Kota
Washington County Hospital
McLellan
William Lloyd
E. F. Wheelan
Eddie
Riverside
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Janet Gaynor
Lifairy
Wction
Phillips & Hebner’s the
West Side Druggists
Royal Soap
Morton
Farmer's Co-operative Exchange
Iowa Ave
GEO. L. McDaniel Druggist
Wardrobe Cleaners
S.W. Corner Square
George Wheelan
Ottumwa
Rollins
Atchison
Mary
Alice Hunter
A. S. Smith
Fairfield
Fairfield Methodist Church
Mrs. Smith
Walter Leet
Ainsworth
C. H. Beenblossom
Washington Merchants
Matt Cooney
Rep
L. J. Ditto
N. G. Krasechel
NERC
D. J. Ross
Nellie Manners
Ray Anwyl
Des Moines
J. J Anwyl
Fred Sipe
United Presbyterian
Alfred Johnston
Hopkinton
Earl Wilsoe
Paul Hultquiston Sigourney
A. 2
Orris
Lee Walker
Dillavoy
Will Duncan
Dale
Thomas
D. N. Anwyl
Isabelle Anwyl
George Maxwell
Auck
Ohio
van Camp
Wisconsin
West Side
South Side Square
Wisie Long
Prop
Paul Shellabarger
Grant Goodlander
Wapello
Paul
Crone’s
Westphal
The
CN Air
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