Pleasant Plain hosts surprise family gathering and Mother and Daughter event
A Sunday gathering at the Chalupa home near Pleasant Plain drew thirty three guests including the Horak and Malinchky families. The event featured a chicken dinner, a four piece family orchestra, and a group photo. Separately, the Hi V club held a dinner and program at the high school. Mrs. T J Erdo celebrated her 65th birthday with relatives at Mrs. Cherry’s apartment. The Young Woman's Home Missionary Society met at the church nursery with plans for an November 7 event and a Miss Gray visit from Davenport. The Mother and Daughter banquet at First United Presbyterian drew over four hundred attendees with music, readings, and a talk by Mrs. Hillis on mother daughter partnership.
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Pleasant Country
Frank Chalupa
Pleasant Plain
Washington
Marry Horak
John Horak
Mela Horak
Anthony Horak
Edward
Elma
Mary Horak
Harry Malichky
John Malichky
Wee Havel
Melo
Varo Lasek
Mellie Lucie Cherwinker
T. J. Rerdo
R. H. Malin
Kasetkerhngton Street
W. W. McFarland
Young Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Ida Cavender
Leslie Eicher
Walter Brown
Shannon
Chicago
Tanquet
First United Presbyterian Church
Grace
Willard Wylie
Milan Shields
Jesse Miller
Everette Griffith
Maurine McLaughlin
First Church
Bertha Hay
Edith Boileau
Margaret Doolittle
Misa Dorothea Thompson
Glee Club
Miss Hay
Miss Botleau
Republican Women Open Headquarters
Republican women open headquarters in the room south of Klein Clothing Co. store on Friday morning. Volunteers will provide information and instruction, and the location is expected to be a busy hub until after next Tuesday as women are urged to use the arrangement.
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Klein Klothing Ko
Washington County Democratic Ad urges choosing candidacy for Board of Supervisors
The Washington County Democratic Central Committee informs voters of the Board of Supervisors race. It endorses Sam T. Donahey for re election and compares candidates W H Sigafoose and R C Ferguson, sharing nine written questions and Sigafoose's full replies. The group urges voters to evaluate which candidate best serves public finances and county policy.
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Washington County
Democratic County Central Committee
Board of Supervisors
Sam T. Donahey
Sam Donahey
J. W. Parrow
R. C. Ferguson
West Chester
W. H. Sigafoose
Marion Township
Sigafoose
Kk. F. D
Washington
Iowa
Democratic County Committee
Ans
Ferguson
Democratic Central Committee
W. M. Sutherland
Re election pitch from Washington County supervisor candidate
A county official defends past work and travel reimbursements while urging voters to judge by service. He asserts fiscal responsibility and promises to renew the public trust, claiming county finances improved under his tenure and pledging continued honesty and accountability.
Public money and budget reform urged in election appeal
The speaker argues for frugal use of public funds and a fixed budget system. He criticizes continual promises of aids and urges officials to dedicate time to reducing taxes rather than raising them. He concludes that it is high time to elect officials focused on cost-saving plans.
Donahey Pledges Tax Cuts and Curb on County Waste
A candidate statement declares that if elected Sam T. Donahey will prioritize taxpayers by cutting taxes and abolishing extravagance in county affairs. He emphasizes attention to those paying the bills and promises a program aimed at fiscal restraint.
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Sam T. Donahey
Crawfordsville visitors and local meeting attendees noted
Mrs David Johns and daughter Mrs Rosine White and little Anna Mae of Crawfordsville were guests at the Griff Humphrey home. Carl Hedges Jesse Miller P G Willmer and Rev W B Shelley drove to Oskaloosa for a meeting where Mel Trotter spoke and Mr Miller sang at the service.
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David Johns
Rosine White
Littl Anna Mae
Crawfordsville
Griff Humphrey
Carl Hedges
Jesse Miller
P. G. Willmer
Rev. W. B. Shelley
Oskaloosa
Mel Trotter
Mr. Miller
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Hi V
Muscatine
N. M. Speidel
Oleta Stewart
Charles Davis
Gray
Davenport
T .Aundr
Washington Steam Laundry
Republican
Mr. Ferguson
Mrs
Belle Rice
Clyde M. Maxwell
Crawford Township
Hamilton
Preston
D. W. Hamilton
Physicians and Surgeons
A. Joan Droz, M
West Main St
DRO. OC. Paye Veterinarian Office
Sands Drug Store
Ainsworth
Frank Boller
City
Mutual
W. Washington St
T. J. Pease
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Blue Mutual
J.D. Dayton
Westchester
Austin Sutherland
Brighton
BR. BR
T. A. Michels
Washington, Iowa
Graham Opera House
Morrison & Morrison
Brookhart Bros. Law—Abstracts
Opera House
Mutual Phone
C. J. Wilson
C. Wilson
Wilson & Wilson
Opposite Journal
Livingston & Richer
Abstract Department
Nat'l Bank
C. V. Brown
South of Water Works
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