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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1933

Page

6

Wayland News Roundup Reflects Illnesses and Travel

Mrs. Fred Hixson remains very ill with heart trouble at her Wayland home under nurse care from Omaha. Calvin Keith’s brain procedure in St Louis yielded favorable signs after a four hour operation, with a companion patient also improving. Mrs. Ross Levert is critically ill. Local families host visitors from Goshen Indiana and Elkhart Indiana while travel plans unfold. A baby boy born May 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Hill is welcomed at the Raber home quarter, and a poultry house fire endangers 300 chicks with injuries to a Swartzendruber kin. Simon Leichty drives a new Dodge from Davenport. Bosharts visit from Colorado for vacation.

Fred Hixson Wayland Kertha Schlatter Omaha Calvin Keith St. Louis Keith St Louis Alfred Keith Ross Levert Ray Wyse Samuel Elkhart Raber Carl Hill Iowa City Eichers Pli Swartzendruber Simon Leichty Davenport Laurence Posh

Wool shrinkage sparks losses at English River barn

Homestead Farm reports a 60 pound wool shrinkage after Moses Levy delivered a truckload of fleeces and could not unload. The wool was covered overnight and weighed again to reveal the loss. The writer recalls old Wassonville mills and 1860s roads, listing local families and settlements along the Washington to Richmond road.

Moses Levy Momesteaq Father Mage Washington Sinsabaugh Anderson Edgington Brothers Cherrys Stewart Lewis Laughhead Crumpecker Todd Gibson Watters Zeck Marburg Helwick Rathmell Brady the Old Bachelor Berdo Jeb Steadman Casper Durst Bush Geo Myers Adams Nilkees Pendergrast Blind Dilly Willson Sam Page Geo Bellingsly Thomas Little Washington To Richmond

Stolen Love Ends In Tragic Death Hint

A young couple Joan Hastings and Bill Martin pledge lasting love as Joan prepares to leave for school. A night of waiting ends with Bill dead in a car crash, leaving Joan to seek his family and face the impact of the tragedy.

Joan Hastings Bill Martin Joan Bill Evvie van Fleet Heeley Aunt Babe Babe Major Iron Deer Rose Garden Boinning Aunt Evvie Grandfather van Fleet

Stutterers Use More Words Says Washington Univ Study

An investigator from the psychology department at Washington University in St Louis tested 300 school children, including 100 stutterers. He asked each child three questions and counted the words used in the replies.

Psychological Department of Washington University At St. Louis

Wellman WQYV Literary Club Holds May Break fast

The Wellman WQYV Literary Club closed its year with the May breakfast at Mrs. T Keith Adams home on Monday May 22. Guests enjoyed a yellow and white theme with decorative centerpieces and a formal installation of officers by Mrs. L C Miller. Officers include President H K Ross and other officers with committees named, as members praised the past year's work.

KE. Ss. Hensinger Munson Adams L. C. Miller H. K K. Ross A. N. Gardner T. Keith Adams L. W. Durst E. Ll. Coffey W. 8. McIntosh T. Ellis Rickey Flower T. D. Adams

Duck and Goose Decoy Rules Spark California Debate

The national limit on live duck decoys is 25 in the United States while live goose decoys are allowed elsewhere but prohibited in California due to local conditions.

United States California

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