Canine Perspectives on World War I and National Dog Week
A dog narrator vents about human treatment and recalls canine roles in war, labor, therapy, and media. He advocates dog rights during National Dog Week, imagining protests and reforms while debating with an editor and a mailman intervenes in the alley scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Morris
Journal
Mid-Prairie enrollment slides 1633 to 1603. 30 fewer students
Enrollment at Mid-Prairie Community Schools drops to 1603 from 1633 last May a 1.8 percent decline. Figures by school show record high at high school 302 and 378 juniors with other elementary and rural enrollments listed along with grade counts and 27 in special education.
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Mid-Prairie Community Schools
Jr High
Kalona
Wellman
Washington Township
West Chester
Local DAR officers attend district workshop in Keosauqua
Seven officers from the local Daughters of American Revolution chapter attended a district workshop in Keosauqua on Thursday. Attendees included regent Mrs Robert Kurtz and state regent Mrs Ray Gruwell who announced plans for the year. After the meeting, the group toured historic Pearson House the Van Bureau County museum and the 1840 Court House.
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Daughters of American Revolution
Keosauqua
Robert Kurtz
Charles Hotle
Edna Jones
Nondas Richardson
E.E. Ward
Maurice Meyer
Steve Wiggers
Ray Gruwell
Ottumwa
Pearson House
van Bureau County
Court House
Births and Dismissals At Local Hospital
At hospital births recorded for yesterday include a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Michael Edwards of Wayland. Dismissals today include David Davis of Crawfordsville, Mrs Helen Heilman of Washington, and Mrs Gary Letts with her son of Ainsworth.
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Michael Edwards
Wayland
David Davis
Crawfordsville
Helen Heilman
Washington
Gary Letts
Ainsworth
Aristocats Coloring Contest for Kids at State Theatre
Hey Kids ages five through twelve may enter for a free pass to see Walt Disney's The Aristocats. Three free passes awarded to the top colored entries per age group. Entries due by 12 noon Oct 2 1971 at the State Theatre. include name address phone and age on back.
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Walt Disneys
William H. McConahay dies at 73 in Columbus Junction
William H. McConahay of rural Columbus Junction died suddenly on Thursday night at home from a coronary attack. He was 73, a highway maintenance worker, born March 18, 1898 in Cairo Louisa County. Survived by wife Opal Lavery, two daughters Maryrose Cuthamp and Garnet Mills, son Warren, 13 grandchildren and one great grandchild, two brothers and a sister. Funeral arrangements pending at Stacy-Lewis Funeral Home.
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Columbus Junction
William H. McConahay
McConahay
Stacy-Lewis Funeral Home
Cairo
Louisa County
Shird
Lennie Marshall McConahay
Opal Lavery
Robert
Maryrose) Cuthamp
Hills
Kenton (Garnet) Mills
Nichols
Warren
Columbus City
Jess
Alvin R
Wapello
Russell
Bessie) Wykert
Final rites held for Mrs. Besser at St Elizabeths Church
Mrs Chnomina Besser, 100, died September 18 at Keokuk County Hospital after living on a Harper area farm. Born 1870 in Baden Iowa she married Frank Besser in 1895 and left six children plus many grandchildren. Funeral was at St Elizabeths Church with Rev John Schmitz officiating.
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Chnomina
Minmey Besser
Keokuk County Hospital
Baden
Iowa
John
Susanna Adrian Salm
Harper
Maplewood Manor
Keota
St Elizabeth’s Catholic Church
The
and Rosary Society
Harper Alt
Franker
St. Elizabeth's Church
Vedette McClean
William T. Besser
Lawrence
Marjorie) Striegel
la Porte
Indiana
Clem
Ursula) Adam
Washington
Vivian) Aller
Francis W Besser
Alburga White
Magdalena Schiltz
Rose Fitzgerald
August
George Salm
St. Elizabeth's Catholc Church
John Schmitz
John Adam Rolland Allen
Frank Besser
William Besser, Jr
Gene Jacobs
Maurice Jacobs
Relocation of Garage and House Addition Permit
Building permit recorded for 116 North Second Avenue to relocate a garage and add a 16 by 24 foot dwelling addition to the residence. The project proceeds under township building codes and inspection schedules.
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North
Second Avenue
Prenuptial Shower Honors Peg Yoder
A prenuptial shower honored Peg Yoder Wednesday hosted by Mrs Rick Wagenknecht. Lavender decorations, games, and gifts followed refreshments. Guests included the bridegroom’s grandmother Mrs Wes Custer Sr and his mother Mrs Dale M. Smith of Washington, plus the Delmar Yoder Keota and others from Washington Keota Wayland and Brighton. Miss Yoder will wed Bruce A. Smith Oct 2 in Keota. Their new home will be at Ft. Bragg NC where Sp4 Smith is stationed.
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Peg Yoder
Rick Wagenknecht
Wes Custer Sr
Dale M. Smith
Washington
Delmar Yoder Keota
Keota
Wayland
Brighton
Yoder
Bruce A. Smith
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Sp-4 Smith
Northwestern Bell pays large operating property tax bill
A check for 11529.26 was mailed September 30 to the County Treasurer from Northwestern Bell Telephone Company. It covers the second half of the operating property tax. Washington County totals 23058.52 and county and town taxes rise overall 63 percent in five years. The company pays taxes in all 99 Iowa counties.
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Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Washington County
Northwestern Bell
Iowa
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