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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1934
Page
8
Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Hunt of Linwood are expected this evening at the home of Mrs. Hunt's parents Mr. and Mrs A J Fields. Saturday they will travel to Macon Missouri to visit Mr Hunts mother Mrs Ed Hunt.
Water customers with overdue accounts face shutoffs starting April 1 under ordinance No 161. The city will turn off water after arrears remain unpaid and after attempting to settle disputes. The notice stresses remedies to force payment and serves as a public warning to patrons and taxpayers.
Oetjen Seed Store advertises choice red clover and other forages. Mr and Mrs James Cunneen of Chicago return home after visiting Mrs Cunneen's parents, Mr and Mrs Melo Kallous. Jean goes back with them. Miss Helen Levis departs for a spring vacation with her brother H V Levis.
The notice urges buying gas ranges washers Hoover cleaners or electric refrigerators this week to save the tax that starts after April first. It mentions college schedules and spring vacations for Iowa students and notes local Easter and school events with several named individuals and institutions.
Betty Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs L A Jones underwent an appendectomy this morning at Washington County Hospital. A high school student she is visiting relatives in Des Moines where Dr Sterling Ritchey from Minneapolis is staying for a week. Ritchey and family met him in Des Moines yesterday. He specializes in gynecology at the University Hospital in Minneapolis.
Mr and Mrs Will M Darbyshire Jr of Rockwell City visited his parents before leaving Wednesday for a honeymoon trip The couple plans to be at home in Rockwell City early in April Mrs P L Etter and daughter Barbara head to Macon Missouri for a school vacation visit to Mrs Etter's parents The Y W C A seeks rummage sale donations Dorothy Soukup returns home to Riverside for vacation Marjorie Pratt returns from the University of Iowa with Le Roy assisting in Iowa City Anita Pratt to return for Easter from Ceodap Rapids arts program
Reminder notes store rummage sale tomorrow in the room north of the National Bank to benefit the shoe fund. Hours run 9 to ?. Wayne Brown has returned from the University of Iowa and will miss classes until Tuesday. William Masson, with measles, remains home under a warning sign. he plans to return Monday after spring vacation. Last day to pay first installment on ion in George County is Saturday March 31.
Don Kyle announces a rummage sale at the room north Natlbank in North Iowa. The sale runs 9 to 2 with Kyle staying in the area from Wednesday evening from S. UW. until Tuesday morning.
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