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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1934

Page

5

Columbus Junction notes and contests amid spring events

May events across Columbus Junction include Miss Meredith Bateoff reaching finals at a national forensic contest in Topeka and a first street concert by the Columbus Junction band on Main Street. Civic projects progress with air port hangar material supplied by the government and relief committee supervision.

Columbus Junction Meredith Bateoff T. M Bateoff H. KK. Northey Columbus Topeka Kas Bateoff Colomnos Raleoff Here Louisa County Emergent Relief — Committee Rood. Cotter Main Street Anna Deppy Wans

Ann Haskel Ends Night Riders Rule in Swamp Valley

In Pine Knob Ozarks Diane Carrol explores art while meeting Ann Haskel a feared backwoods matriarch who has long aided locals. Night riders terrorize Swamp Valley until Ann declares law and order ending their raids in the hills.

Pine Knob Ozarks Jimmy” Cartwright Ann Haskel Diane Carrol Diane Wilderness Club Jimmy Bertier Ann Jeff Todd Nance Jordan Pappy Giles Ed Haskell Perio Haskel John Herbert Wilson Creek Signal Bald Pappy Swamp Valley Ann Haske Ann Haskell Hyear Harold Bel Wright Oy King

Two Kittenball Games In Crawfordsville

Friday afternoon in Crawfordsville the high school and alumni boys played a kittenball game with the alumni winning 9 to something. Mt Union defeated the high school 7 to 2 in another match. Miss Elizabeth Grace Jane, longtime primary teacher, closed her work that day. Joe Welch of Bedford visited relatives, and Miss Marie Clark and Miss Sue DeLong were noted visitors.

Crawfordsville Alums Mt. Union Elizabeth Grace Jane Joe Welch Bedford Iowa

Local Visitors and Family News From the Dil Lavou Home

Over the past week at the Dil lavou residence, Joe Harris of Manganola Colorado stayed overnight with his aunt Mrs. T. M. Holmes after visiting Michigan to buy a car. W. T. Smith of Moraviala attended Thursday’s commencement exercises. Mrs. M. W. Welch, recently released from Washington County Hospital, is improving. John McCoy of Columbia spent a week with his mother Mrs. Mary MeCoy. Miss Mildred Hughes of Washington visited relatives for several days last week.

Dillavou Joe Harris Manganola Colo T. M. Holmes Michigan W. T. Smith Moraviala M. W. Welch Washington County Hospital John McCoy Columbia Mary MeCoy Mildred Hughes Washington

Methodist choir hosts outdoor roast at Brighton park

Brighton May 11 sixteen members of the Methodist senior choir and friends enjoyed a no weather roast at the park Thursday evening. Mrs Wim Kraemer of Lancaster Wise is visiting son Kraemer. Miss Mabel Robison returns to Clark's store after illness. Hoyt Lundin of Cedar Rapids visited town earlier week as his family plans June return from Denver. Ted Horton sprains ankle playing kittenball. Roy Reighard, son of Clint Reighard, breaks arm in fall from spring wagon at Dickinson place Tuesday evening.

Brighton Methodist Park Wim. Kraemer Lancaster Wise Kraemer Mabel Robison Clark Hoyt Lundin Cedar Rapids Denver Ted Horton Roy Reighard Clint Reighard Cy Dickinson Dickinson Place

Wellman Church Gets Fresh Paint From Volunteers

The interior of the Baptist church lecture room was recently repainted and beautified through donated labor. Parishioners describe the newly refreshed space as clean and cozy, improving the atmosphere for services and gatherings.

Wellman The Baptist Church

NRA Institute at Baptist Church May 1

Community groups gather for the W. Cc. T. U. annual institute at the Baptist church on Tuesday May 1 with the program starting at 10:80 and a noon fellowship dinner in the basement. Attendees bring sandwiches a covered dish and own table service.

W. E. Hinek Oskaloosa Ruth Sturgman Harper Kansas

Chesterfield Cigarette Making Aged Tobacco Process

The passage explains Chesterfield cigarettes require aged tobaccos stored in wooden casks for over two years to achieve milder taste. It asserts modern science helps produce a milder, better tasting cigarette and emphasizes patience in aging as essential to quality.

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