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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1929

Page

5

News Notes From Neighboring Towns And Country

West Chester reports good field weather as farmers plant corn and garden growth lags from cold conditions. Families mourn a death in the Munro family with extended relatives nearby. Mrs. John Whetsting has a high demand for hot red plants. Grand View School plans to close Saturday May 11 with teacher Edith Davison.

West Chester Owen Brumback R. Munro Bhim Otto John Whetsting Jim Hanley Grand View School Edith Davison

Riverside High Notes and Local Social Rounds

Riverside school shares two new instructors for 1929 20 term domestic science Miss Ivadel Henderson and intermediate Miss Lives Bruty join expanding staff. Local activities include Ladies Aid visits, a party at Henry Klein's for Riverside High seniors and juniors, PTAs planning year end program May 12 with plays and book reviews, and various visits by residents to Washington Fort Madison and West Chester.

Ruth Smith D. E Brumbach Frank Smith Ivadel Henderson Garrison Iowa Miss Lives Bruty Washington RC. Knight Fort Madison Bros D Schoors Eather Wm. Griffin Dubwine Margarst Clark College Warren Watkins University Town Fred Fisher Waterloo Mel W. Thellan Plano At Knight Helen Shrader Henry Klein Frederick Riverside High School Klein

These Simple Rules Make Teething Easy

An old advertisement extols Castoria as a trusted teething remedy for babies. It touts gentle, vegetable-based relief for indigestion and discomfort, claiming Castoria soothes infants and helps them sleep, with the Fletcher name and product seal featured.

Toby Fletcher Castor

Funeral rites for Mrs Seve at MLE church Wellms

The funeral of Mrs Seve is held today at the MLE church in Wellms. She lived for her family and was a devoted homemaker. Survived by children Anna and Louisa, with spouses Leroy Kelly and Will.

Seve Wellms Anna Leroy Kelly Louisa Will

Local Death By Self Inflicted Tragedy Shocks Kalona

Robert Green died at his Kalona home from a self inflicted gunshot wound on Monday morning. No motive given. Widow survives. Funeral services held near Osceola with relatives in attendance. Miss Ma Van Scoy visiting from former Kalona residence. Goshen College chorus program draws large crowd at East Union Mennonite cave. Sewer ditch project near completion as rain slows work.

Kalona Robert Green Green Henry D. Yoder Osceola Robert Ma van Scoy Katona Frank Horesowsky Gosher College East Union Mennonite Cave

Mrs Godlove’s Return Noted In Muscatine Visit

Mrs John Godlove and Mrs Elizabeth Wallace are described in a Muscatine visit report. Elizabeth Wallace returned home Monday morning after spending three to four weeks with her daughter. Mr and Mrs Frank E Lystle, Leo and Helen were mentioned in connection with Sunday events.

Elizabeth Wallace Muscatine CoMr Frank Elysle Leo Helen

Local entries recount farm and social notes in Godlove area

Notes from the Godlove home and surrounding farms describe planting activity by Glen Davis, new Chevrolets among residents, and visits from neighbors and relatives. The item lists numerous local names, Sunday visits, and engagements, highlighting community life and minor health updates.

Apple Blossom Time shines in Ainsworth play

Ainsworth class presented Apple Blossom Time in the auditorium over two evenings with good attendance. Local residents W L Duncan works at the farm this week. Families John Bear, Mrs Baker and Emily visited Philip Gentes, Dora G stead returned from Kentucky, and snow was reported in the southeast. Mrs David Evans visited Ainsworth yesterday.

Ainsworth Historium W. L. Duncan John Bear and Denter Philip Gentes J. R. Baker Emily West Chester Baker Dora Gstead Kentucky South East David Evans

Hardscrabble Social Notes May Visit and Marital News

Route Two community round up reports May visits to Moody and Jones homes in Washington and Wellman gatherings at Pulver and Sparks residences. Paul Long and Eileen McKenzie wed near Si ourney with plans to reside at Bo. Marian Munro returns to Mt Carrel Illinois. The seventh and eighth grades at Hardscrabble finish exams at New Haven. Families and neighbors share birthdays and church events across Wellman Wh Cheer Harper and Harper area.

Paul Sparks Dorothy Hetty Jean A.D. Moody Joe Webb Long B. R. Senit Glenn Dutton John Robertson Trive Jones Washington Curtis Snyder Wellston Club Dave J.B. Lemley Ollie H. T. Carris Matt Wells Lucille A. N. Bowen Keith Kenzie J. M. Pulver Paul Long W C. Long Eileen McKenzie Cheer Siourney Paul Marian Munro Mt. Carrel Ilinois Floyd Maule B. L Sander Lawrence Carris Seth Carris Clarence Lynn Roverta Jim Puliver Mary Louise Robertson Bonnie West Marion New Haven Lester Laubach J. W. Clark Wellman Marjorie Lynn Keota Jake Smith Harper Matt

Local notes and family updates from Richland and region

Mrs Wintlam ley was taken to Washin County hospital for an injured shoulder suffered in a fall. The PT A will hold an all day meeting Thursday with a noon luncheon for seniors and a school exhibit. Mr and Mrs John Green return from Florida with grandson John Edward Hanson for summer vacation. J H Hendrickson attended his grandfather Hendrick song funeral in Columbus Junction. Rev Wiles of the Friends church travels west to hold evangelistic services. Mrs Simmerman of Ottumwa is ill at her parents home.

Richland Wintlamley Washin County PT. A John Green Florida John Edward Hanson J. H. Hendrickson Hendricksong Columbus Junction Wiles The Friends Einreh Veo. Simmerman Ottum Lewis

Keota News Notes From May Day Visit

Keota correspondent reports Margaret Thish teaching at Cotter spending the day in Keota with no business. Miss Faris returns home to Vinton after Cotter school. Mrs. Charles M telegraphs from Ronlear Saskatchewan about her sister’s serious condition.

Keota Margaret Ihis Cotter Miss Faris Vinton Charles M Ronlear Saskatchewan

Local students and staff changes at Millersburg and Parsons

Airs Charles power ly underwent serions on ration. Harold Bitting, son of Mr and Mrs Earl Bitting, a second year at Parsons College, will teach at Millersburg this coming year. Lester Smith has been superintendent and is now home.

Charles Powerly Harold Bitting Earl Biting Ao de Flalshune Millersurg Parsons College Acy Lester Smit Sinots Hom

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