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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1946

Page

5

Community rummage sale planned by Presbyterian Ladies Aid

The Presbyterian Ladies Aid group voted to hold a rummage sale and bazaar as a community asset to fund its activities. The Gillespie place at Sunset Park drew attention with buyers including George and Ruby Stewart paying 4000 dollars for the property built by Mr. Wilde. News notes include a tragic Iowa City drowning and other local visits for Hull and Cedar Rapids birthdays.

Presbyterian Ladies Aid Meeting Gillespie Place Sunset Park George Ruby Stewart Wilde

Neighborhood notes and travels in a small town

The entry records visits by Dr and Mrs Hull and Mr Wrangbarn family, neighbors renting Crail house, Grant McKuhn's October move, Carl Hedges returning from Colorado Springs, and a peek at stock market worries. It mentions Borman family plans to trailer to Colorado and Arizona, autumn weather, kids in bright jackets, and grocery buyers adjusting to new coffee prices.

Mrs. Borman Mabel Anderson Colorado Springs Arizona

Notice of Partition Suit in Washington County Iowa

In the District Court of Iowa for Washington County an action by K A Mathers seeks partition of real estate in Haskins Village Lot 13 and 14 Block 6. The petition asks to appoint a referee to sell and divide proceeds, update the title, and grant court costs and attorney fees. Defendants are named heirs, guardians, and others with potential interests. View petition on file. appearance required by October 2, 1946. default leads to judgment.

District Court OF Iowa Washington County K. A. Mathers D. E. Edwards Myrtle Edwards Adelia A. Hefling Prat Fianna Hummel Elizabeth Smith Wayne Hamm Melvin Smith Jennie Riggins Ben Smith Jennie Harison Ralph Smith Jack Smith, JR Sam Smith Clinton Smith Sarah Sandidge William T. Hefling John L. Hefling Elizabeth Hefling Wheeler Dora Newberry Curless Theresa Newberry C. A. Dierking Henry Clayton Shane Rebecca Benson Glenn C. Riggins Nora A. Smith William Larsson Lela Smith Martha I. Hefling Edith M. Hefling James Sandidge Sadie Smith Myrtle Smith Julia A. Mathers Haskins County of Washington State of District Court of the State of Towa D. BE. Edwards Adelia Hefling Prat Dora A. Smith Edith M. Mhetling Sid Towa

Riverside Schools Enroll 95 Pupils In Autumn Session

Riverside public schools opened with 65-40 in high school and 55 in grades. Enrollment events ran Aug 31 to Sept 4, with Harry Colvin returning as superintendent and teaching, plus a staff including Mrs Warren Bishop Roy G Green J Hoover Mary Agnes Dufes and Mrs F Johnson. Lunch service begins Sept 9, and a statewide pupil survey was conducted in five areas. Honor was given to Mrs Bertha Tener at a Riverside gathering hosted by daughter Marie Tener.

Riverside Seph Riverside Public Schools Harry Colvin Teadh Warren Bishop Cedar Raunds Ingram West Main Street Roy G. Green Tra J. Hoover Sharon Mary Agnes Dutfes Lone Tree F. Johnson Burlington Jerry Alt Howard Beachy Donna Heli Betty Moss Kay Proctor Jimmy Wehmeyer Tener Bertha Tener Carol Ruth Chicag Mary Krebs Rikdfird

Local social notes from Riverside community

Ling of Chicago visits sister Mrs Mary Krebs and relatives. Leo Walsh of Casper visits parents Mr and Mrs Cornelius W Walsh. Riverside couple welcome daughter. Lois Strabla of Richmond mother. Clifford Sehmieser of Ellendale visiting. Captain Ivan Shradel promoted to Major on terminal leave. Edward Klein returns to Settle after Iowa City visit. Mrs Birdie Godlove of Iowa City visits. Martha Jean Wash born at Davenport to Lois Wash formerly Miss Marjorie Fesler Riverside. Francis Messencer of Chicago visits. Rita Marie Yeggy of Des Moines spends weekend with J L Yeggy family.

Henry Klein William Kretz Fred and Howard Iowa City Birdie Godlove Riehart Schnoebelen Amily Louis Wash Davenport Martha Jean Marjorie Fesler Riverside

Return from Indiana trip recounted by Rennie Dawson

Mrs. Rennie Dawson recalls a September vacation with her husband and nephew Arnold Tucker. They visited Clark and Skyler McCartner in Elkhart and Avres, toured mint farms with high oil yields, and observed crop and weather effects. The trip included Ida Grove and Spirit Lake stops, a Grotto visit, and a wedding in Ida Grove with family hosting in Marshalltown and Carroll areas.

Lanwis Maxine Clark Avres Elkhart Skyler McCartner Buc Bernesnd T Ilda Grove Marshalltown W. H. Parke Carrol Spirit Lake Willis Wittmer Willis Arnolds Park Lake Okob

Greek King George IIII hailed after monarchist plebiscite victory

In London, King George IIII of Greece smiles at news of a monarchist win in the recent plebiscite. The monarchist victor is expected to return to Greece soon with the royal photo circulating abroad.

George Iiii Greece London

Lightning strikes farmers kill many on farms

The National Safety Council reports most of the about 400 annual lightning deaths in the United States occur on farms. The finding highlights farm safety risks and the need for better precautions for outdoor work during storms.

United States National Safety Council

Oklahoma Mistletoe Drives Christmas Market Trade

Ninety percent of market mistletoe stems from Oklahoma where rural residents run part time gathering and shipping operations for holiday buyers.

Oklahoma

Hosiery Production Grows from 1919 to 1927

A 25th Century fund volume notes hosiery output rose from 6.3 million dozen pairs in 1919 to 19.8 million in 1927. The figures reflect industry expansion during the period and are cited as historical data.

Arable land population density by nation

The article lists population per square mile of arable land for Japan 2430 Germany 587 Italy 300 United States 102 and Russia 68, highlighting stark regional differences.

Japan Germany Italy United States Russia

Lessen Foot Jar Rubber Heels Benefit Walk Comfort

Rubber heels for Lessen Foot Jar reduce the jar in walking and improve comfort across various shoe types. This simple add on promises steadier steps and smoother motion for daily use.

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