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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1946

Page

8

Franchise petition seeks electric transmission franchise in Washington County

The Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric Company of Rock Island Illinois petitions the Iowa State Commerce Commission for authority to erect operate and maintain a double circuit 69000 volt three phase transmission line across public lands and routes in Washington County Iowa. A hearing is scheduled for September 24 1946 at 10:00 AM in Des Moines. Objections must be filed in triplicate at least four days before the hearing.

Iowa State Commerce Commission Washington County Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Company Rock Island Ilinois Towa Renge Des Moines Decker Carl W. Reed B. M. Richardson David B. Long Teo. L. McCaughan Iowa

This Week in Iowa History Highlights Dates

September events from 1846 to 1862 noted: Clarke announces Iowa constitution ratified in 1846, Gillespie patents wheeled cultivating plow in 1851, Pike meets Chief Wabasha at Upper Iowa River mouth in 1805, 1838 electoral delegation elected Chapman, 1856 convention delegates elected, 1895 Morningside College opens, 1862 Civil War soldiers voting law enacted.

James Clarke G. W. C. Gillespie Burlington Zebulon M. Pike Mississippi River Wabasha Iowa River Legislative Assembly Territory of Iowa William W. Chapman Congress Grimes Morningside College Ninth General Assembly

Riverside Locals Share News From Riverside

Riverside locals report Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Stratemeyer of Carroll visiting the Mrs. Elizabeth Shebek family. Mrs. Stratemer, formerly Neetie Shebek of Riverside, is a sister-in-law of Mrs. puebek. Mrs. Wiliam O'Loughlin returns home after visits in Boone with Mr. and Mrs. Russell White and at Rowan with her father, Mr. French.

Riverside H. W.stratemeyer Carroll Elizabeth Shebek

Des Moines Woman Reports Death After Auto Crash

Mrs. Alex Miller from Des Moines reported the death of Mrs. Robert Thompson following a motor vehicle crash yesterday. The tragedy occurred as authorities investigated the cause and prepared notices for Thompson's family.

Alex Miller Des Moines Robert Thompson

Poultry deworming product praised by farmers

For removal of large roundworms and intestinal capillaria worms in your flock use Dr. Salsbury's ROTA CAPS. An individual treatment preferred by poultrymen 5-to-1. Easy to give. Inexpensive. Won't check laying.

Top on hogs

Prices for hogs climb with the market showing gains as buyers seek high value lots. A report notes $16.25 as the top bid for select hogs amid steady demand and favorable futures. Weather briefly referenced as partly cloudy and warmer tonight and tomorrow.

Iowa Visitors Return Home After Weekend Visits

Betty Bulger of Iowa City visited relatives including Mrs Gertrud Bulger and family. Mr and Mrs James Kessler returned to Des Moines after visiting Hardy families. Catherine Baschnagel from Code Rapids spent the weekend with sister Mary and Francis Baschnagel. Frances Schnoebelen, a Mercy Hospital nurse in Iowa City, stayed with Mrs Mary Schnoebelen in Riverside.

Iowa Betty Bulger Iowa City Hoo Gertrud Bulger James Kessler Des Moines Hardy Catherine Baschnagel Code Rapids Mary Francis Basehnagel Mary Schnoebeten Riverside Frances Schnoebelen Mercy Hospital

Homecoming Service At Pilotburg Church

Sunday was homecoming at Pilotburg Church despite threatening rain. Fewer attendees than in past years enjoyed a good chicken dinner and an afternoon gathering with a warm, friendly atmosphere.

Pilotburg

Community program with songs and homecoming talk

A short afternoon program featured group singing and song requests. Marion Stransky welcomed the Ladies Aid society while Grace Rowe Squires played piano. Rev. Pinnell spoke on Homecoming, recalling childhood and early life in Oklahoma. Attendees included many named locals from Kalona Washington Iowa City and Pleasant Plain.

Marion Stransky Ladies Aid Society Grace Rowe Squires Robi. Pinnell Martin MckKensie Kalona McKensie James Marsh Kirkpatrick Pilotburg Fred Mouse Aliie Rickey Oldfield Wellman Pinnell Etta Ross Hamilton Carl R. Oldfield Richard Scott Carl 17 Anderson Charlie Shaffer Fred Mouser Ralph Clynn Nellie Adams Ralph Ashby Lethea Miriam Percy Gayle Cupy Carolyn Lee Merle Brinning Dean Schwartz Olén Bishop and Kenny Ester Hamilton and Wiether Charlie Ashby Orr Mapel Washington Allie Laura Oldfield Charles Nicola Charlie Brown Victoria Sehulty Helen Burrell Ixeck Bessie Brown Alva Whetsine Eva Rowe Iowa City Ed Turnipseed Sigourney William Rickey Rock Island Charlie Carpenter Dow Bishop Keote Frank Chalups Shirley Pleasant Plain

Dublin News Highlights Local Visits and Moves

Mr. and Mrs. Glen Miller and children from Des Moines visited the Artford Richardson home for a weekend. Mrs. Verne Dill and Donnie moved to an apartment in Keota. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Times visited Davenport with Mr. and Mrs. Cloyee Tinnes. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Derby and Mr. and Mrs. Will Derby were also mentioned in the same item.

H. J. Mangold Dublin Glen Miller Des Moines Artford Richardson Verne Dill Donnie Keota Nick Times Davenport Cloyee Tinnes Lloyd Derby Will Derby

Mrs. White Hosts T T T Chapter at Crawfordsville

Crawfordsville reports Mrs Florence Wite hosted the local TTT chapter Monday evening. Prof Milared Johnson of Columbia Missouri visits two weeks with sister Mrs Florence Maxwell. Several visitors from Owatonna Minnesota joined Howard Anderson family visiting ties noted among locals.

Mary W. Packer Crawfordsville Florence Wite TTT Milared Johnson Columbia Florence Maxwell Violet Sheldon Yuesday Chicago Merwin Chadwick Thomas Chadwick Anne Miller Douglas Jim Owatonna Minn Howard A‘derson Mrs. Anderson Tomas Chadwick Leah Anderson Dorothy Humke Hannibal Meg Aliee Humke Jack Lundberg Hunke Acconi

Spinach acreage climbs as five ranks in canned vegetables

Spinach acreage expanded by more than a thousand percent from 1918 to 1937 and remains a leading canned vegetable, ranking fifth in importance among commercially canned vegetables.

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