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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1937

Page

6

Westphal Home-By Hedges Car Draws Local Attention

Hedges built a small one story frame dwelling for J. and Mrs. Victor Westphal at 96 South Third Avenue. The house features a basement, gable roof, two bedrooms, a bath, living room, and an unusual kitchenette and dinette separated by a closet. An oval canopy covers the door and a masonry entry welcomes visitors. The wood exterior is gray with white trim and green screens and shutters.

Car) Hedges Victor Westphal South Third Avenue

Brick and Tile Plant Aids Washington Building Needs

The Washington brick and tile factory, run for thirty years by Charles W Long, largely supplies drain tile for farmers with brick and hollow tile used in local constructions. A rich clay deposit supports production as the 1987 season begins with six workers at work.

Washington Brick and Tile Factory Charles W Long Washington Lone C. E. Phillips

Cute Little Trick House Ready for Honeymoon Occupation

The new three room house built by Tom Berdo will be occupied by William Shannon and his bride on their return from their honeymoon. The dwelling features a bath, fifteen pound asphalt flooring, white paint, and hardwood throughout.

Tom Berdo William Shannon

Marketability Tied to House Design and Timeless Architecture

Design choices influence how a house sells with strong architecture staying relevant. Poor or quirky styling can reduce appeal and hasten obsolescence, while enduring design elevates market value and interest.

Simmering Sisters of Pleasant Hill Visit Bonnie Ryan Funeral News

Pleasant Hill May 26 reports visitors and family gatherings in the area. Names listed include Will Miller Vincent Beliel family Raymond Witting Chas Cannon Bonnie Ryan Hagel Simmering Margaret Pratt Des Moines Marion Caldwell Edd Chalupa Joshua Ganon Parl Kephart Lucille Telford Lee Heseltine Hf Hesseltine and Grandma at birthday dinner.

Earl Kephart Pleasant Hill Will Miller Vincent Beliel Raymond Witting Chas. Cannon Helen Hagel Bonnie Ryan Washington Margaret Pratt Will Caldwell John Erlenbush Wi'l Des Moines Silas Caldwell Edd Chalupa Martin Telford Ainsworth Joshua Ganon John Shebeck Mildred Alvin Shebeck Lawrence Howell Everett Lee Parl Kephart Lucille Telford Betty Caldwell Lee Heseltine Lee Hf. F. Hesseltine Clyde Lambert Arlene Maxine William Wasson Yarmouth Grandma

Community Sees Many Families Gather Sunday Afternoon

The town records numerous visits as Kolkiman and The Music children spend Sunday with Fred Hocks and Edd Simmering. Several households host guests including the Miller family, Chalupa, Erlenbush, Beenblossoms, Sigafooge, Babb, Kepharts, Gamons, Baker, and Hesseltine.

Kolkiman Music Fred Hocks Edd Simmering Edd Will Miller Juanita Clark Golia "Miller Eugene Chalupa Chris Erlenbush Kola Eckerman Keotu Glenn Pratt Leslie Beenblossom Mack Mharold Beenblossom S E. Sigafooge O F. Babb Fred Heck Kiddies John Erlenbush Karl Kephart Sam Baker William Gamon Marjorie Roy Kephart John Heck W. R. Gamon John Gamon Oskaloosa Letty Caldwell Helen Hazel Howard Caldwell Hetty Glenn Beenblossom Lestie Beenblossom Lee Hesseltines Home

Visit by Mr Mere Davall to relatives in Prairie Flower

Mr Mere Davall of Gary Indiana visits relatives' home in Prairie Flower reported by Martha Thrashker. The item notes May 26 and references Mr and Mrs Lo W Turnip- as part of the brief society column.

Mr. Mere 4 Davall Gary, Ind Martha Thrashker Prairie Flower Mr. and Mrs Lo W. Turnip

New Sandwich Shop Opens Near Pearl Button Plant

A small 16 by 91 foot Sandwich Shop sits across from the American Pearl button factory. Built mainly by Mrs. Wilma Miller to serve workers nearby, it opened a month ago. Mrs. Miller’s mother-in-law Mrs. Henry Miller and Miss Marie Mille run the place. They start at six for early workers and close when business slows at night.

Wilma Miller

Williamsboro visitors attend Farming ton graduation

Sunday afternoon seed and family visited Harold Grant home in Williamsboro. Howard Duvall of Gary Indiana accompanied by niece Miss Harriet McGuire of Farmington attended the Farming ton high school graduation where Miss McGuire had the lead role in the class play. She is musically inclined and will visit Gary and other relatives after the event.

Seed Harold Grant Williamsboro Howard Duvall Gary Ind Harriet Mc.Guire Farmington Thrasher Duvall Iowa Farmington High School Miss McGuire Harriet Thomas Herbert McGuire Robert Roberts Rowland Rees Oliver Henry Evan Rees Columbus Junction Richard Thomas Mr. Rees Chicago

Glendale School Community Picnic Brings Local Residents Together

Glendale May 24 community gathers at the school house for a picnic and social evening. Spread Eagle pupils and Florence Thomas observe closing day with a trip to Stone's timber to pick wild flowers learn plants and birds. They locate the county's first log cabin and follow an old Indian trail. Mrs Charles Custer has been ill with influenza for the last week.

Glendale Spread Eagle Florence Thomas Stone’s Timber Charles Custer

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Westphal Snes Washington Brick & Tile Factory Wolf's Wolf Floral CO Simmering Sisters of C. V Baird Advertising Service Mustrite Sandwich Shop Harry Denaldson Martha Thrasher Henry Witthoft Louise Witthoft Joe Shalla James Shalla John Shields & Son Coal Tom Gerdes Green Colonial Furnace ROE and Son Live Hanson's Washington County Kirsch The Hanson Company
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