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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1930

Page

9

News Notes from Nearby Towns and Country

Bright on Route 1 reports a string of local happenings. Bob McCaleb enjoyed a rare day off from the saw mill while neighbors and relatives assist on farms, new barn built and bark collected. Families from Missouri and Clay visit, and multiple residents are noted as visiting, improving, or ill with local acknowledgments of roadside life and community work.

Brighton Bob McCaleb al Woodford Ray Warren Morgan Allen Woodford Clay Richland Missouri Allen H. A

Pleasant Plain social notes and local visits

East Pleasant Plain reporters note a string of social calls and visits. Mrs Frank Kasha attended a Fairfield show while Sophia Zaharris visited Florence Kestel. Washington visitors Lucy Bruty and Lu Mohland called on friends, and Roll Lyon of Columbus Junction conducted business here. Raymond Fritz will soon shuck corn for Henry Keeney north of Washington. others include Frank Gevock, Arnold Smith, Adam Harris, and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gevock and Viola.

Pleasant Frank Kasha Fairfield Sophia Zaharris Florence Kestel Lucy Bruty Lu Mohland Washington Mise Bertille Faunt Christi Lona Roll Lyon Columbus Junction Raymond Fritz Henry Keeney Frank Gevock Frank Hara Arnold Smith Charles Casper Adam Harris Elmer Horning Alex Gevock Viola Vines Shelanganski Mvs Frank

Stringtown Dinner Guests and Arm Injury Report

Mrs. Peter Grabyr and Mr and Mrs Simon and Johnathan joined Helen Rich at the Arnold Gisser home near Olds for Sunday dinner. George Brooks sustained an injury to his right arm during an incident at the gathering.

Pringtown Peter Grabyr Ite Simon Johnathan Arnold Gisser Olds George Brooks

Crawfordsville News Highlights Local Happenings and Visits

Nellie Man works on a Ford while the Brooks family faces recent injuries. Missionaries Rev P W Penner and his wife visit J J Rich home before talks at Eicher church. Jubilee Singers perform at Prentiss Mississippi. Community gatherings include a pound party at Joe Widmer home and a large Washington County Sunday School convention at Kalona. Local births, funerals, and farm bureau meetings fill the period with visiting relatives and church activities.

Brooksly P. W. Penner India J.J. Rich Eicher Eicher Church Joe Widmer Wm. Lefebty Victor Wenger Jesse Near Wayland Wilbur Schantz Washington County Kalona Peter Richard J. J. Rehd Dan W. Widmer Michael Widmer Joan Widmer Philadelphia Pennsylvania Tre Joe Peter Widmer Ore Louis Graber Dave Graber Nebraska Visi Jubilee Singers Normal and Industtial School of Prentiss Mississip Philath Darkles Denny

Merrimac Local Family and Farm Work Notes

Mrs Margie Burger visited Mrs Roy Behel on Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs John moved to Brighton for tar work. Glen Shafer threshed soy beans Monday afternoon. Farmers in the area work wheat and beans with preparation and cooking by Glen Shafer’s sister Mrs Roy Duttweller. Mr and Mrs Andy Crile visited parental Chris Pohidosier at his modern home. Amrine and son Carl were Wayland business callers in Radiosoier of Melvern Iowa.

H. A Sass Fras Allen Monard Ozarks Jim Clark Lchiead Saraah Brigiton Darel Rabe Sisal Suhny Diane Bn Brother Salo Lke Toblasons Gostens Staards Robertsons Bonds Rahebay Wweek Benjoming Morgans Geo. Woodford Batt Agi Widmer Boys Richland Fie H. Ay Wootford Rouse Walter Cos West of Funlo Clarence Brora Homer Brinton Glenn Shafer Roy Duttweiler Pairfield A. N. Amrine Carl Amrine Harold Burlington Shomaker Mitchell al Farmer Frank Farmer Wayland Toy Duttweiler Glen Shater Crawfordsville Farm Bureau F. Wenger Frankford van Horn Elizabeth van Horn Mason City Merrimac Margie Burger Roy Behelman John Brighton Glen Shafer Roy Duttweller Andy Crile Chris Pohidosier Den Amrine Carl Raldosier Melvern Towa

District court opens in Louisa county at Wapello

Columbus Junction reports the October term of Louisa county district court convenes at Wapello with Judge James D. Smith presiding Miss Nancy Edwards to vet as court reporter. The grand jury will report opening day and petit jurors have been summoned for October 2 at 2 p.m. Oscar Hale overruled the proceedings.

Columbus Junction District Court of Louisa County Wapello James D. Smith Burlington Mio Nancy Edwards Fonell Ty Anosar Oscar Hale

Diamond Dyes Offer Rich New Color for Fabrics

Re dyed dresses drapes or lingerie look like new with Diamond Dyes. No spotting or streaking any redyed look just even bright colors that hold through wear and washing. Diamond Dyes, rich in aniline dyes, have been famous for 50 years and cost 15 cents per package for dealers.

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