Pleasant Hill School spring visitors and activities
Pleasant Hill School reports a week with visitors from town and neighboring families. Easter egg rolls in Kephart pasture amused students while vacations followed a teachers convention in Fairfield. Primary lessons focus on vegetables and reading, with two-group play in the afternoon and upper grades playing ball.
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Pleasant Hill
Madge Keegan
Maurice Putman
Keneens Chalupa’s
Mise Keegan
Kephart’s
Fairfield
Keegan
Vo Hha
Oplie
Echool
Helen Ginkens and Others Named in Yearbook Attendance
The article lists students with perfect spelling in the six Weekes Lawrence Keuhart and Mildred Kephart Chen Knox Hetty Kneox, Eleanor Morrison, Irene Carviker, David Nelswane er, Martha Mirka, Etthe Morri son. Several others miss one or two words and attended a test with named attendees.
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Helen Ginkens
Lawrences Keuhart
Mildred Kephart Chen Knox Hetty Kneox
Eleanor Morrison
Irene Carviker
David Nelswaneer
Martha Mirka
Etthe Morrison
Marilyn Green
Eorge Ayean
Viewtty Knox
Charles Miller
Leola McLanore
Lawrence Kephart
Betty Knox
David Neiewanger
Martha Birka
Women of County Farm Bureau Hold Achievement Day
Women members of the County Farm Bureau celebrate Achievement Day with exhibits demonstrations and awards recognizing local homemaking and agricultural progress.
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Women of
County Farm Bureau
Braden Club Holds May Meeting With 4 Attendance
Braden club met at a member's home May 2 with four attendees and six guests. Activities included games, contests, violin solos by Ruth Kupka and Mildred, a humorous reading by Nevqg Long, and refreshments. Several local residents visited, and announcements covered Farm Bureau events and 4-H club activities.
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Braden
Braden Clu
Dorothy Long
Neva
Mildred
Ruth Kupka
Emerson Witting
Joh Jr
Dorothy
Neva Long
Nevqg Long
Hunts
Latimer Davi
Washington
Wilma Hunt
Marvin
Will Olinger
Ainsworth
Missouri
Sam Witting
Glad Mast
Local News Briefs on Ordination and Mother's Day Travel
Washington visitors attended the ordination of six St. Ambrose graduates at Sacred Heart Cathedral Davenport. Rev Charles D Mannhardt to celebrate his first solemn high mass at St Josephs East Pleasant Plain. Boneta Larby and Mrs Williams travel for Mother's Day. Nettle Tripp to visit Dr LeRos Tripp in Sioux City. Martha Sidles drives home for Mother’s Day with Ruby Washburn. Fred Shaw completes treatment at McClear Sanitarium Excelsior Springs and returns home refreshed. Ed Price and Dougherty Bros advertise suitings with fit guarantee.
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Washington
Davenport
St. Ambrose
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Charles D. Mannhardt
St. Joseph's Church
East Pleasant Plain
Henry BP. Roblman
Boneta Larby
Olin
Iowa City
Mrss. Williams
Margarita Williams
Nettle Tripp
LeRos Tripp
Sioux City
Martha Sidles
Jerome
Ruby Washburn
Miss Washburn
Ottumwa
Derby
Dougherty
Excelsior Springs
Ady
Pleasant Plain Notes and Visits Across the Community
Mrs Rogal and sons her man and Leonard spent Sunday evening at V RK Stefangoski s. Friends planned a surprise for Mrs Adam Mositeki last Saturday night. Morrow and family were Rubio callers last Sunday. Joe Shelangoski and Agnes visited Ottumwa. Martha Peek of Washington visited home folks. Frank Miles and son Harold visited Fairfield and Jefferson County Hospital where Harold recovers from severe burns suffered April. Farmers busy in corn fields as some wait for rain before planting.
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Pleasant Plain
Rogal
Herman
Leonard
V. RK
Stefangoski
Adam Mositeki
Joe Shelangoski
Agnes
Ottumwa
Martha Peek O
Washington
Frank
Jefferson County
Sehvak
Vincesbhelan- Moskie
Ony Sobuski
Edward Ledger
Island Musics On Kiggzip Beach In Hebrides
On the small island of Kiggzip in the Hebrides a musical ghirit is heard. The device emits a sonorous pote that tingles a wayfarer’s feet and adds an unusual soundscape to the beach.
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Kiggzip the Hebrides
Wayfarer
Farm Bureau exhibit features draw praise at county display
Mrs Gregg praised all special features of the exhibits. Jacksons school luncheon and Clay townships table were highlighted as the most convincing. A doll representing a student drew visitor attention. Winners were Jackson 94? out of 950 and Washington 441 with Line Creek at 937 after a misprint. Jackson had 14 women present, Washington 15, the largest township Farm Bureau Women turnout.
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Miss Speidel
Ruth Speidel
W. J. Roudabush
J. N. Irwin
N. O. Woodford
Rk. C. Balderson
Jr. Hagans
Esther Stone
Dora Saunders
Lime Creek Township
Mabel Thiessen
Poul Whisler
Clayde Knapp
W. T. Hamilton
Near Wellman
Hamilton
Charles Rickey
Gregg
Greepe
Clay Township
Jacksons School
Washington and
Jackhoon Township
Jackson
Washington
Line Creek
Jackson Township
Washington Township
Farm Bureau
Political Announcement for Clerk of the District Court
Mary Cherry Newbold announces candidacy for Clerk of the District Court of Washington County on the Republican ticket at the June primary election. The notice appears in a historical Washington County political item dated March 24.
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Mary Cherry Newbold
District Court of
Washington County
Republicn
Noonan
Campaign note from T Karl Jackson seeks Democratic sheriff support
A political message from T Karl Jackson requests support for his bid for sheriff on the Democratic ticket. The note includes a postal-like line with numbers 66014 and a date sequence May 6 12 19 95.
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T. Karl Jackson
Miller Announces Candidacy for State Senate in Henry Washington
R K Miller of Nira Foregrs declares candidacy for State Senate in the Henry Washington County district subject to the June primaries and the will of Democratic voters in Henry and Washington counties.
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Washington County
Daryl C. Mathe
Henry-Washington Co
Henry
Washington
R. KE. Miller
Nira
Dewey Seeks GOP Primary Vote for Washington Heney Seat
A. Claire Dewey, 28, announces candidacy on the Republican ticket for state senator in the Washington Heney County district ahead of the June 4 primary. She seeks support from voters in the district.
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Washington-Heney Co
A. Claire Dewey
Mwws
Coulter declares candidacy for Washington county recorder
Mrs. Ph L Coulter announces campaign for Recorder of Washington County on the Republican ticket at the June primary. The notice runs from May 7 to May 12.
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Washington County
Ph. L. Coulter
Franklin District No 3 and 5 Social notes and exams
Franklin District events include visits by Howard Hoyte family and guests at J W Combs and Emil Fink households. A charivari at Pernard Friese honored Charley Friese. crowd described as circus like. Harold Fink and Dale Marek tied to exams at the courthouse. a republican caucus met at Center schoolhouse.
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Franklin District No
Howard Hoyte
J. W. Combs
Emil Fink
Joe Caputo
Joe Dougall
Bob Stash
Pernard Friese
Jack Griffith
West Chester
Harry Kleese
Harold Fink
Dale Marek
Center School House
Ernest Fink
Court House
Brighton Plans Commencement Week Activities
Brighton hosts baccalaureate at the Methodist Church with Rey Fillmore delivering the sermon and student music. Senior play on Tuesday, eighth grade and class programs on Wednesday, domestic science displays, and graduation on Thursday. Alumni banquet slated for Friday at the Methodist church.
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Brighton
Sopom
Rey Fillmore
Masine Marshall
Charles Whitten
Gavotte
Virginia Johnston
June Annaabel Jones
Norman White
Jathrop Lathrop
Anna Mae Drish
Jimmie Meek
Lincoln
Jack Dunbar
Beulah Bridges
Warren Nash
Mother Maehree
Kathryn Jones
Girla Sexfette
FP. W. Johnston
Legion post appoints committees for Memorial Day and Whoopee Day
At the Edgar 4 Savson post meeting Tuesday evening committees were named to arrange Memorial Day services for Pleasant Plain Clay and Brighton and to plan Whoopee Day during the week of June 1. The Memorial Day committee includes FL W Johnston Tf F Kraemer and EB L Edmondson. The Whoopee Day planners are A Horton WOS Rudolph W W Jamison Lee Stacy and W O Morgan.
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Edgar
W. W. Jamison
Lee Stacy
W. O. Morgan
Departure plans for county hospital patient evident
The notice states Cavy Ebner was to leave Washington County Hospital this afternoon and Joe Wehr was to go to his home in Washington, as described in the report.
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Cavy Ebner
Washington County Hospital
Joe Wehr
Hom
Washington
Silver in hype solutions fuels annual U.S. photo industry
The article notes that about one hundred tons of silver are dissolved in the hype solutions used by American photographers each year, highlighting the material's continued role in traditional darkroom processes.
Iowa Restaurant Owners Plan May Convention in Waterloo
The second annual Iowa Restaurant Owners Association convention will be held at Hotel President in Waterloo May 15 to 17. Mayor Morgan will welcome attendees and speakers include Fern W. Gleiser Ames Emery F. Goss Ames Florence C. Plondke Ames J Walter Schwaab Milwaukee M P Seilhomer Iowa City Max O Cullen National Live Stock and Meat Board Helen Sawyer Des Moines and others. John Winga North Side cafe has the full program for viewing.
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Washington
Iowa Restaurant Owners Association
Waterloo
NRA
Morgan
Fern W. Gleiser
Ames
Emery F. Goss
Florence C. Plondke
J. Walter Schwaab
Milwaukee
Clyde R. Sanborn
Cedar Rapids
M. P. Seilhomer
Iowa City
Max O. Cullen
National Live Stock and Meat Board
Helen Sawyer
Younkes Tea Room
Des Moines
John Winga
North Side
Ed v Price and Cod sells new suit designs
The Dougherty Bros advertise custom tailored suits made to order with new designs available on Tuesday May 15. Dougherty Bros offers extensive options and prompt service for personalized clothing needs.
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Price & Cod
Dougherty Bros, Tote
District Auxiliary Session at Fairfield
Attention of Legion Auxiliary members is called by Mrs. Belle Rice to the first district spring conference at Fairfield on Tuesday May 15. Speakers include Mrs Winifred Niggemeyer and Mrs M Mason Skelley with talks on Graves Registration and Washington county chairman’s report. District officers will be elected in the late afternoon.
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Lazge
Methodist Church
Milner
District Farm Bur
Fairfield
Iarl C. Smith
Mllnois Farm Bureau
Iowa Farm Bureau Women's Quartet
Washington County
Alva Miller
Paul W Snyder
English River Township
Snyder
Homer — Birney
Farm Bur
June Williams
Young Democratic Clubs of Iowa
Port Des Moines
Central Committee
Williams
Harriet Higegine
Marvel Elick
Johnie Rickman
Bob Wilsey
Keswick
Tounise Nicholosay
Suzanne Gardner
Pasadena
Cal
Homer Brenneman
Legion Auxiliary
Belle Rice
Winifred Niggemeyer
Ft. Madison
M. Masonskelley
Des Moines
Mather Thompson
Prairie Center
Prank Drake
Muscatine
Legion
W. PF. Hathaway
Hathaway
Sneezing Seen As Beneficial By London Specialist
A nasal hygiene expert in London says sneezing is a cleansing force and should be allowed to occur fully rather than suppressed or dignified. She cautions against restraint to ensure the sneeze serves its protective function.
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London
Herrin
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BB. L. Wilson
Sam Singleton
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Stanley Tallman
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D. T. Yoder
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L. W. Durst
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Ray Kos
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Oskaloosa
Ro G Weeks
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