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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1925

Page

7

News Notes from Eureka and Nearby Communities

Eureka notes record visits from Mr and Mrs Austin from Worcester Ohio and Ea Kuhn from Texas to the John Kuhn home. Win Snider and family visited Mrs Snider last Sunday. A Baker medicine man from Washington called on customers in the area. Charley Edwards sawing lumber for Lester Wagner. Mrs D G Been blossom and son Richard visited Grandma Stewart at Ainsworth on the 18th. Dr and Mrs Dicken were callers in the Eureka area one day last week. The Stout brothers sprayed their big orchards this week using seven trucks. George Ditmer and helper sheared sheep for neighborhood sheep men. the task took three minutes with a gas engine driving the clippers.

Eureka Mrs. Austin Wocester Ohio Ea Kuhn Texas John Kuhn Win. Snider

Weather, people, and plans from West Chester diary notes

On May Day in West Chester the writer enjoys farm life hopes for a good Iowa crop and reports small town happenings. A Hedrick visitor jokes about oil land and a broom seller shares his craft. Alex Miller and the Davenport Democrat feature in local papers while a Jersey cow, 300 hens, and a 12 geese brood amuse. The mayor is a woman and radios are praised as world changing.

West Chester Iowa Hedrick Arkansas McFarlanes Washington Alex Miller Alex Davenport Democrat Davenport Chicago Journal Evening Journal Democrat Lot Dyarman Ed Gliders Andy Pimmies Pimmie

Pleasant Riverside visit to cheer bedridden Mr Maas

On April 25 relatives gathered at Fred Maas home in Riverside to cheer Mr Maas who could not leave the house due to illness. Families from Casey Iowa, Kalona, Hills, Wellman and Riverside attended a midday dinner at 12:30.

Riverside Fred Maas Maas Wis John Maas Casey, Towa Albert Milton Maas B. A. Holmes Kalona Alice Maas Hills Peter Gerot Maas al Kepler Kelona Charles Maple Wellman

Kiowa Lodge celebrates 106th anniversary with guest Emerald Rebekah

Keota reports a T O O F 106th anniversary program with Lois Ochs piano solos Carrie Palmer readings Marjorie Russell Thomas Morris and Victor Hess monologue Virginia Droz cornet Kieth Mound and A J Morgan address Dist Dept band master from Richland Mrs A J Morgan attends Ottumwa Assembly Refreshments for about 150. social time ends. Local updates include Mrs A Ludwig improving and a dairy separator mishap in Keota with milk and cream spraying everywhere.

A. J. Morgan Ottumwa A. S. Ludwig Bert Dill Everett Smith A. Beenblossom John Kirkpa

Pageant at Pleasant Plain prompts repeated showing

Brighton May 1 s Den son and deputy Sweet led callers Thursday for the pageant At Dawning to be repeated at the Friends church Pleasant Plain next Sunday due to the large turnout. Mrs Joe Frain called to Pleasant Plain by the death of sister Mrs Roce Talbert who died after an intestinal illness. Talbert and family had moved from Pleasant Plain recently. She is survived by husband and nine siblings and parents Mr and Mrs Elmore. Other local items include visitors Chauncey Stone and family from Oska loosa, Flood Dayton relatives from Des Moines, and W F M S April meeting notes with thirty five ladies. A former Brighton resident Seneca Beach of Los Angeles visited briefly.

Brighton S den Son Sweet Friends Church Pleasant Plain Joe Frain Ness Roce Talbert Talbert Wm.lmore Elizabeth Frain Kenneth Elmore L W Christina Elmayre Fred Floris Raymond Burl Cedar Rapids Beecher New York Golden Out West Cha Pearl Frain Robert Edwards Faris Fairfield Imogene Shv Nadine Winfield Ida Seeley Wentworths Harry Boston Hospital Miss Allen Yeo Seneca C. Beach Los Angeles

Sparks and cream dust in home accident injures woman

Friction from a loosened bowl caused a fire spark medley that filled the room. Mrs Nyeom escaped with a bruised arm. Elisa Herr returns home after winter with her son Forest Herr. Van R. Brother, recently dead in a ty accident, was married to Fred Dayton’s adopted daughter in Keota.

Nyeom Elisa Herr Forest Herr van R Prichton Fred Dayton Wwe Keota

Sunday school rally in Muscatine at 1st Presbyterian

Representatives from Sunday schools in Muscatine county gathered for the fifth rally in a series at the 1st Presbyterian church in Muscatine on Wednesday evening. Miss Jessie Foster spoke on Looking Into the Future and Cecil Schlichting played piano solos as Mrs. Dan Stratton traveled to Kahoka Missouri.

Columbus Junction Muscatine

Social notes from J. L. Stratton home and Junction visits

Mrs Arthur Springer of Wapello visits Junction relatives after a brief Cairo stop. Paul Liseher of Douglas Arizona visits Wapello friends then stays Thursday. Mrs Walter Marsden returns from Davenport visit with sister Mrs Bert Dunlap. Charles Dyche marries Elizabeth Blean in Muscatine with Rev T J Leahy officiating. Dyche to run a Muscatine garage. Elva Drake of Cedar Rapids visits her ailing father Geo Drake. Dr J L Steiner of Riverside stays with James Reynolds. Wm T Cuthamp and daughter Genevieve visit the Fred Outkamp home in Wapello. Mrs Howard Crozier of Washington spends Thursday. Columbus Junction band led by Glenn Ayers to give first street concert next Wednesday. Band members listed by instrument.

J. L. Stratton Cairo Arthur Springer Wapello Junction Paul Liseher Douglas Arizona Walter Marsden Bert Dunlap Davenport Charles Dyche Columbus City Muscatine Elizabeth Blean T. J. Leahy St. Mathias Dyche Elva Drake Cedar Rapids Geo Drake J. L. Steiner Riverside James Reynolds T. Cuthamp Genevieve Fred Outkamp Howard Crozier Washington Columbus Junction Band Glenn Ayers Arthur Williams Frantz Ruusenberger Carl Giffey Stanley Lantz Dewey Jones Lyrle Stuston Jim Allen Levi Gentzler Roe Hawkins William Furoas Ilenny Nott Don Darrow Dean Carlisle Hal Reister L. E. Parsons Jack Marton Jesse Marshall Curley Davi

Louisa County Memorial Highway Committee Appointments

The highway commission names A. W. Hinderman of Wapello as Louisa county chairman and selects ushers for the committee including Howard Richards Cotter Mrs H L Mc Roberts Miss Lucer farkington Letts Mrs Elmer Carter Grandview Edwin Hicklin Roy Sallaby Oakville and Mrs Wunnenberg Morning Sun Muscatine visitors Friday included Mrs E W Kelly Mary Solomon and Misses Gertrude Gardner and Louisa Johnston Miss Flora Latta traveled from Muscatine to spend the weekend at her home.

Lussel Reece Throwa Gold Star Memorial Highway Commission A. W. Hinderman Wapello Louisa County Shis Howard Richards Cotter H. L. McRoberts Columbus Fet Lucre Farkington Letts Elmer

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