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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1933
Page
7
Charles Atkinson visited Grant school last Monday as Center school hosts a meeting on April 29 to select a delegate to Washington for the county superintendent election on May 9. Ed Lukavsky was elected and Lloyd...
Train arrivals and departures listed with times for morning and evening passes and freights. Includes local freights, westbound and eastbound trains, service days, and agent names J McKay and W C Rell.
All township schools will close Friday May 12 for a community play day at Pleasant school. A noon basket dinner invites all residents and visitors while a birthday cake for Father Atkinson’s 85th is noted with other local social updates including hospital news about Joe Nebergal.
Mrs Lloyd tuers and Clyde Dawson families visit in White Oak as M M club meets at Pearl Noecker. Duane Daering takes seventh grade exams at Enter prise. Horses sick but recovering after veterinary call. Mushrooms surge after rains. Edith Daering, Pearl Noecker and others attend Robert Guy home club. Orlena Mae Augustine visits.
Health ad explains liver bile must flow to avoid discomfort and constipation. It warns against salts and laxatives and promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as safe and gentle, claiming they help bile release for improved digestion and renewed energy. The notice cites 25 cents and 1931 C. M. Co. on the red label.
Thursday evening after school with Mrs Swailes and Teddy and Lester Mayer at the Mayer home, Mrs Will Limbaudh and others called at the Lloyd Luers home and visited Oak Ridge cemetery. White Oak school will be out Friday and a program will follow the picnic. Lloyd Luers attended a Dutch Creek township school boards meeting in New Haven where a delegate was elected to go to Washington to vote for county superintendent.
May 9 Havre correspondent reports Mrs. Howard Witting visits ill mother at Claude McCall home. Chalupa family losses a horse last Thursday. Local pupils pass seventh grade tests with several named students. Martin Westen family visit Wittmer home. Chalupa family dine with Schneider in Washington. Nellie Richard teaches while Witting and others attend aunt’s funeral in Chariton. Joan Chalupa hurts finger. doctor visit. Wittmer family visit Wayland. Zeiglow sky family visit Zeigliowsky home. Chalupa helps with fence. George Chalupa and Donna Joan visit Schneider. Patricia Swift ill. school closes Friday for picnic and program.
Marguerite Kientz spends days with grandma Mrs. Maggie Kientz and uncle Otto Lamansky in Merrimac. The Craff, Van Winkle, Shafer, Amrine, and Baumgartner households host and visit in Wayland and Fairfield while Andrew Zihlmans transact business.
Thursday and Friday eight grade exams for Lester Kientz. Doyle Paul ill but improving this week. Rev A L Shuey and wife of Mt Pleasant visited Dwight Messengers Thursday afternoon. Elmer Reshley called on Brighton Friday. Dwight Messenger and family visited Irwin Stortz Saturday evening. Elmer Reshley family visited Will Cochran Sunday. Joe Dilley of Coppock visited Doss Van Winkle Sunday.
The Kalona High School alumni banquet date is Thursday evening May 18 as announced by the alumni board. Mrs. A N Grady, who had been ill with pneumonia, is reported improved.
Open house at Kalona schools is set for Tuesday May 9 to allow eighth grade pupils ready for high school work to visit the school plus inviting parents and others to judge the advantages offered. Earl H Beck of Greeley Colorado is visiting relatives in the area. Mr Dan Thleachy and sons Jake and Joel of Arthur Illinois visit Mrs Gingerich who is ill at ninety. Mr Beachy is four years younger.
The Kansas Supreme Court upheld the sentence for John Felein Jones who killed his son Carl Jones near Arkansas City in October 1929. Prosecutors claimed the father sought to divert money left for the boy to his other sons.
Lefty Gomez, nicknamed Goofy by teammates, is praised for his future potential and business prospects. The piece recalls anecdotes about his early career, his near marriage to stage star June O'Dea, and McCarthy's belief he can win thirty games in a season.
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