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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1934

Page

5

Community gathering and visits in Washington area

May 21 report from Washington lists Mr. and Mrs. Ed Simmering and family visiting the Joan Simmering Jr. house. numerous Kephart and Simmering relatives visited various homes. The Pleasant WU school No. eclosed with a dinner at the park and a Mothers Day program at Pheasant Hill church drew many attendees.

Washington Ed Simmering Joan Simering Jr Elmer Kephart Chicles Helen Havel Clarles Clyde Lambert Arlene Maxine Homer Lambert Carlton Rathmel Ola Jacobs Will Miller Juanita Gind Clark Ben Miller Andre Roy Kephart Alvin Kephart Louie Musil Wildred Louise Alois Valueta Barbara Ella Elsie Charles Anderson Priel Loyd Lewis Viola Ekether Red Telford Clara Lueville Merle Ruth Jimmy Telford Bertha Kephart Libby Musil Morse Blerse Charles Anderson Velma Kephart Balt Pheasant Hill Chris Garrick Olds Cherlie Kephart Ea Stromering Louise Wasson Gene Devin Miro Howard Caldwell Dick Blanchard

Ainsworth Teachers Sign for Coming Year

The Ainsworth Consolidated schools sign contracts for next year led by Superintendent K R Butterworth with Lawrence Bushuart Muscatine for domestic science, Louise Hutchison Marion for mathematics, Esther Pollock College Springs for music and English, Mary Dunkle New Hampton for sixth grade, Helen Morse Cedar Rapids for grades six and seven, Margaret Mwithney Morning Sun for grades four and six, and several others including Florence Koontz Douces and Ma jorie Foster. Local residents attend meetings in Davenport and Florida visits noted.

Ainsworth Ainsworth Consolidated Schools K. R. Butterworth Lawrence Bushuart Muscatine Louise Hutchison Marion Esther Pollock Colege Springs Mary Dunkle New Hampton Jjelen Morse Cedar Rapides Margaret Melthinney Morning Sun Fila

Trith at the Will Stafford home and family visit

Mr and Mrs Clyde Lambert and two children visited Friday evening at the Will Stafford home. Sunday evening the Linder home hosted Mr and Mrs J Linder and Miss Helen Simmering with Arlene Lambery. Wednesday forenoon the 16th of the No 4 school.

Will Stafford Clyde Lambert Sun J. Linder Helen Simmering Arlene Lambery

Colorful coats for children in pastel tweeds this season

Small young persons coats favored in bright tones with pastel yellows greens and blues. The easy to tailor design features raglan sleeves wide lapels and patch pockets for sizes 2 4 and 6 years using linen or wool with 14 yards of 54 inch material and 1 yard of 39 inch lining for size 4 Pattern No. 5562 from 1954 United Feature Syndicate.

United Feature Syndicate, Inc

Franklin District No 5 community notes and events

Franklin District No 5 reports of family visits to Ottumwa for eye surgery on a patient who lost an eye to a thorn. Helen Hoyle returns to work in Cuddebacks. Local residents share visits and attendance at a Des Moines Teachers Congress with 800 delegates and nationwide attendance. Des Moines hosts many courtesies for visitors.

Ella Nash E. J. Shook John Ottumwa Mr. Shook Franklin District Helen Hoyle Cuddebacks Des Moines National Congress of

Outdoor moving picture show opens in West Chester

Mrs Brumback reports a Friday meeting with visitors from Wellman and Washington J B Peet of Washington called in West Chester The area suffers drought with little corn planted oats and pastures needing rain Mrs McAlain Hough and Brumbach attended the W C U institute in Wellman Earl Atwood hosted the Wisteria club buffet supper midweek

West Chester JB. Coffey Wellman Washington J. B. Peet Des Moines McAlain Hough Brumbac W. C. TU. Institute Earl Atwood Wisteria Club

Diane Carrol Encounters John Herbert in Ozark Pines

In Pine Knob, Diane Carrol, an artist, meets John Herbert Haskell, son of Ann Haskell. He seeks to abandon law for writing while hoping to surprise his mother after years apart. They face a rainstorm and seek shelter, revealing tensions between duty, family, and personal calling as night approaches.

Diane Carrol Pine Knob Ozarks Ann Haskel Diane Ann Jeff Todd John Herbert Haskell Shady Creek Valley Woods Hyear John Herbert Mr. Haskel Ann Arbor Mother Haskels The Pine Ridge Judge Shannon Nance Jeff Law Merel Bill Carrol Ann Haxkel Jessica John Flerbert Ann Jackel Ben Barold Bel Blag Peajuree

Night in the Ozarks Awakens a Young Couple

In Pine Knob, Ann Haskel controls the village with iron resolve while her son John Herbert bonds with Diane Carrol, a painter and Bill Carroll’s daughter. A forest firelit night deepens their talk on life, law, and personal truth as they share fears, ideals, and budding love.

Ann Haskel Bill Carrol John Herbert

Public Sale Ordered on Washington Loan Trust Property

By writ of special execution the Washington County Iowa court will public sale the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section 2 township 75 north range 6 west on June 16 1934 from 9 am to 4 pm in front of the courthouse Washington Iowa. The property is levied on as the assets of Washington Loan and Trust Company and Dr W Bates receiver. Terms are cash.

District Court Washington County Iowa Washington Loan & Trust Company D. W. Bates Court House Washington Laws A. D Dr. W. Bates J. M. Bratten L. J., Dunlap W H W. Stephen

Sheriff's sale to satisfy Mary Phillips et al judgment

Execution directed to levy on and offer at public sale in Washington Iowa on June 11 1934 the east half of the northwest quarter section 32 township 75 range 8 west containing 80 acres or so much as needed to satisfy the judgment. Sale held in front of the courthouse during morning to afternoon hours. It mentions associated individuals and local organizational events in the same notice.

District Court Washington County Iowa Mary Phillips Washington St. P. M

Judgment in Rem Notice in Washington County

In the matter of a judgment in rem at the suit of Bankers Life Company against Mary F. Phillips et al. dated May 11, 1934. The property was levied upon and sold as part of the proceedings. Issued by H. M. Putnam Deputy on May 16-23 in Washington County Iowa.

Mary F. Phillips Bankers Life Company Washington Iowa R. H. McCarty Washington County H. M. Putnam

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