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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1930

Page

7

Miss Clara Edgington Weds Rhett Noble in Columbus Junction

Miss Clara Edgington eldest daughter of Mrs Chester D Edgington and Rhett Noble of Wapello married at 2 PM Sunday at the bride’s West Hill home by Rev Norris Dickey of Central Presbyterian. The couple will reside in the local community.

Columbus Junction Clara Edgington Chester D. Edgington Rhett Noble Wapello West Hill Norris Dickey Central Presbyterian Church Cotter High School Chautauqua Park EF. A. Kabenold Musa Todd Columbus Juntion Vic Cecil Schlichting Cranston Secre Lon Nelson Fredonia Jim Nelson W. A. Knott Councilutis Jesse Marshall Webster Newton Louisa County Wapelio Marshall Newton May Smith Iowa State College Ames Sun Elliot Townships Cowes Grandview Mumbus City Elm Grove Oakland Union Port Louisa Jefferson Benteco Edwin Richards Columbus City Donald Howell Lewis Pugh Vincent McWilliamshi Alice Marie Sehlunz Mary Ellen Sehlarbaum

Diamond Dyes Promise Bright Colors For Dresses

The advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as easy to use on dresses and drapes producing true even colors that endure heavy wear. It claims superior color due to pure anilines and says though costing more to make, price to consumers remains the same with wide dealer distribution.

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Keota Community Notes Highlight Local Calls and Visits

June sheets from TALLEYRAND report Leo Keifer working on Singmaster Plander ranch. Residents Petle Tinnes Hubert Sheetz and others visited Keota and Rittinger homes. Various callers included Kiefer, Sheets, Ott, Tinney, and Prenderick with farm chores and Union meeting noted.

Talleyrand Leo Keifer Petle Tinnes Hubert Sheetz Keota

Hosking Family Mourns Linley Hosking Funeral Held

Ruth King, William King, Joel Hosking and Olney Hosking were summoned to Des Moines by Linley Hosking’s illness and death. His funeral took place Saturday afternoon at Pleasant Plain with burial nearby. Clyde Bell and daughter Marjorie of Fairfield visited daughter Mrs. Carlos Watson. Jose Rice and daughter Hazel attended the Cole reunion at George Dickinson’s home. Alda Watson spent Sunday afternoon with her daughter in Richland.

Mra Ruth Fos King William Joel Olney Hosking Des Moines Linley Hosking Pleasant Plain Clyde Bell Marjorie Fairfield Carlos Watson Jose Rice Hazel Cole George Dickinson Alda Watson Richland

Merril Gowey Home and Local Social Notes

Mrs. Joe Simons and children Barbara Jean and Harriett Ann of Birmingham visited Merril Gowey at home. The Musy Bee club met Thursday with Mrs. Relva Emry. all members present. Dainty refreshments served. Next meeting September 26 with Mrs. Anna Gow hosting. Fred Simmons accompanied mother Mrs Elsie Sims. Wesley Watson spent Friday with George Ash home. Miss Lefora Emry spent weekend with Lucile Jones.

Merril Gowey Joe Simons Barbara Jean Harriett Ann Birmingham Mi Ig Wii Musy Bee Club Relva Emry Anna Gow Fred Simmons Elsie Sims Wesley Watson George Ash Ho Misa Lefora Emry Pent Lucile Jone

Missing tax payment note in Grand Island prompts hunt

Grand Island Neb. County Treasurer Hugo Meves received a $125 currency note to pay taxes but the writer did not sign. The note bore a Grand Island postmark and despite a long search, the treasurer has not identified the sender.

Grand Island Neb County Hugo Meves

Geimena Signals Translation Request From Readers

A reader text requests translation of pictures and offers a Motto to help remember. No clear event or persons are identified, suggesting a general reader note or instruction column rather than a specific incident or article.

U.S American Cigar Co

A Beaver Tale of Sticks Stones and Water Homes

A fragmented tale describes beaver families building waterlogged houses with mud plaster living rooms above the water line and roof openings for air. It follows Buddy Beaver and his kin, their underwater paddling, and ancestral schemes to outwit unfriendly beasts including Native Americans and settlers.

Uy Way Hans Beaver Raggedy Jay Aupiter Buddy Weaver Buddy Beaver Reaver Vins Little Indian Pond Sean Abere

Bird House Puzzle and Buddy Beaver Tale

A fragmented nature scene follows Harvey Peake and Buddy Beaver as they roam a half alphabet puzzle, cut poplar leaves, swim to their house, and warn of danger. Dorothy Emmons narrates with playful detail about beaver life and a secret kept between reader and Buddy Beaver.

Harvey Peake Buddy Beaver Fleaver Beaver Dorothy Emmons

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Martha Buller John Rittinger Robert Sheets Willie Kiefer Anton Buenhav Joseph Ot Richard Rosemond Red Zeno Anton Bch Jake Kiefer Clarence Reckerd Ton Sheets and Sons Farmers Union Joseph Ott Milo Tinney Petie Times Vorel Farally Mobert Sheete Lee Wendy Washington George Brieter Roms Sheet Genevieve Virginia Kiefer John Kister Petia Tints Troim Matta Petre Tintes Sheets A. Bray The United States Marine Band of Washington, D. C University Field House Chile Boerner’s Whetstine’s Krueger Shoe C. Titzell Geimena Vonetay Comexns Leeadey Eonch Ness Wonelay Day Furep Evay Peake Buddy P Cudder New York City United States Department of Agriculture America
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