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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1929

Page

6

Local News Snippets From Washington and Nearby Areas

Mrs Bert Tracy from her Brighton home planned shopping in Washington. Lawrence Fry and Mildred Thornton of Corydon visited Mrs W F Jacobs and Mr and Mrs W K Howell. Albert Caughey of Omaha came Saturday to visit J F Simpson. Mrs Caughey, visiting Morning Sun relatives, also came to visit. J Cunningham mentioned work and other local notes.

Bert Tracy Brighton Washington Lawrence Fry Mildred Thornton Corydon W. F. Jacobs W. KE. Howell Albert Caughey Omaha Cedar Rapids J. F. Simpson Caughey Morning San

Bickels Return From Osi Woosa Visit

Mr and Mrs W F Bickel and Verna returned by car from Osi Woosa after visiting relatives there and in Lowa. They note mud roads full of holes and report that Dunn's team to Washington had their pictures taken at Cottery. Mrs 1B ter left this morning for visits to Hlizeveth Taner of Wellman.

W. F. Bickel Verna Osi Woosa Aster Vis Lowa Mr. Dunn Washington Cottery Nellie Askea Nellie Crossett Davenport Tee Frank Lamp

Washington visits and Easter travel among local residents

Local residents recount visits and travel after Easter. Edth Riverside and Velan Nelson Hagnaner visited Washington relatives. Mrs. Glenn Wilson visited her sister in Tow with Elmus Striehtler. Alice Meek of Detroit stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Mo R. Meek. Claude Reister returned home to Riverside after Easter with his parents. Irene DeLong taught a title and left to visit her parents. Santa Berry returned from Weith to resume school duties. Maynard Brown drove to Town City to greet Mrs. Brown and Mildred Craig visiting Des Moines relatives. Wilma Barr, a Town City student, arrived home for a family gathering.

Glenn Wilson Elmus Striehtler Claude Reister Riverside Hatelster Santa Berry Weith Crawfordsville Treva Ferguson West Chief Washington Maynard Brown Town City Ason Drake University Des Moines Dave Benson Mildred Bi

One sick chicken warns a whole flock report

Weather outlook shows partly cloudy conditions tonight through Tuesday with warmer temperatures after a period of unsettled air. The message warns that a single sick chicken can affect a whole flock and references a Dro Hess scent TE and notes of caution.

Dro Hess Worth

Carson Begins Shift at Graham Store

Carson started working morning at the Graham store and has been employed at the Ben Franklin store.

Carson Graham Ben Ranklin

Former Columbus Junction Resident Dies in Minneapolis

Robert Butler, aged 60, longtime Columbus Junction native, died in Minneapolis after several weeks of influenza and complications. Funeral services will be held Monday in Minneapolis with interment at Coloma Cemetery Tuesday afternoon. He was born July 19, 1868, in Columbus Junction, married Winifred Klotz in 1900, worked at Rock Island and Burlington rail offices in Minneapolis, and was a Mason. Survived by widow, son Burton, two sisters Martha and Grace, and a deceased brother Arthur.

Columbus Junction Robert Minneapolis W. B Ruston Flutler Gto Cy F Mhitler Mise Winifred Klotz Will Rock Island Burlington , Northern Masonic Burton Martha Grace Butler 1S Junction Arthur

Search Started for British Flyer Down in Australian Wilds

A British government plane set out from Port Medland to search for Capt Charles B Kingsford Smith and his crew aboard the Southern Cross after a forced landing in rugged Australian terrain during a Sydney to Wyndham non stop flight attempt. The rescue C plane carried fuel and supplies to reach the possible crash site along the Drysdale River while authorities feared the crew faced a harsh, cannibalized landscape. The missing aviators include Prim and Williams with navigator Tatehield and radio operator T H Bf Williams.

Sydney N.S. W Port Medland Charles B. Kingsford-Smith Southern Cross Australia Wyndham Drystate Kingsford-Smith Sinativ Bugi Charf Feet Prim San France HA. Tateh Ield T H. Bf Williams Lloyd Lytle Kovten Drake University Des Moines Secnor Keokuk Geoe W. Reed

Easter travel returns and student movements noted

Jes McLaughlin returns to St Louis after Easter with family. Clifford Brady, Town University student, goes back to Town City after spring break with his parents. Will and Herbert Walton leave Philadelphia for the week with friends, plan to return to Philadelphia. Mrs Dave Haney and grandson David go home to Topeka after visiting Washington. Tenise Hughs, student nurse, returns to Iowa City after Easter visit with her parents in Iowa.

Y. Will Herbert Walton Philadelphia Pennsylvania Forman Mrs. An Tenise Hughs University Hospital Iowa City Henry Hughs

Local visits and spring travel noted in Washington area

Residents and visitors depart Davenport and Keota over the weekend. Many spend Easter and spring vacations visiting relatives, including families of Lamp, Wells, Wehr, Anderson, and Griffith, with multiple trips to Washington area and nearby towns.

Visiting relatives and homecomings noted in local circles

Mary Jean of Moline visited her relatives at Guthrie and Mrs Mildred Densturnre spent time at the home of her daughter Clarice Meek who came from Detroit to visit Bertha Meek. Elizabeth Klein, after a short visit with her mother Mrs Lewis Klein, returned to St Paul where she teaches.

Eleanor Wehr Jon Wehr Hom D. F. Macon Warrington Mary Panls C. J. Pauls Albion Iowa Rive Washington Oskaloosa Guthrie Densturnre Citer Mary Jean Moline Ter Ber Mildred Clarice Meek Detroit Michigan Bertha Meek Hlizabeth Klein Lewis Klein St Paul

Gretter Family Trip Through Washington and Keota

Mrs John Gretter and her daughter Hetty Mae of Keota travel with sisters Frances and Gertrude Gretter to Bairfield after a Washington stop. Mrs Ella Gitford joined from Dater to spend time with Jorge Morrison and Mr and Mrs G.

John Gretter Hetty Mae Keota Washington Bairfield Frances Gertrude Gretter Ella Gitford Dater Jorge Morrison

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