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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1925
Page
8
Misses Ethel McCreedy Delia Patton and Edith Shields traveled to Muscatine this morning for the Southeastern Iowa Teachers Association convention.
The Misses Rath and Betty Cunningham travel to Brighton for a few days visiting cousin Mary Eilen Woodford and Mrs. Faye Heston. Mrs. Krause hosted the visit in Washington as other locals make various city trips and events.
Local notices advertise a new bakery sales room at Opera House corner and a large Easter cloak stock with prices down from prior years. Community updates mention Robert Sage visiting from Des Moines for his twentieth anniversary, and residents attending funerals, shopping, or traveling to nearby towns amid local rabies containment orders.
Mrs J T Riskett visits Town City today for a few days with her son Robert and wife before continuing to Springdale to visit her daughter Mrs E K Ward.
A local booster notes Yean aims to make the year the strongest yet, praising past gains and pledging continued improvements across programs and services. The message emphasizes growth, community support, and forward momentum.
Mrs John M Lytle received a note from Miss May Winter declaring she is well and hard at work and not near the storm path The missive echoes Mark Twain style reports of her death being exaggerated Washington friends will hear the good news Dr Joe Maxwell of Ansser Sudan Africa who has been visiting in Chariton today speaks at the high school Kula Martin of Crawfordsville who visited the Anwyl home leaves for Wellston this morning
A customer praised the Good Beach Spring supplied recently noting he had not realized the difference a bed spread could bring. He appreciated the performance and comfort it provided.
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