Roll Them Out Dent Removal Adds New Machinery
Brown's Auto Body Shop introduces a latest dent removal setup featuring Stiles Herman equipment, enhanced body and fender rollers to improve dent repair for fenders and bodys.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1930
Page
8
Brown's Auto Body Shop introduces a latest dent removal setup featuring Stiles Herman equipment, enhanced body and fender rollers to improve dent repair for fenders and bodys.
Rev Vernon Carter of Des Moines stayed with Walter Gardner over the weekend. Harry Bishops visited John Zieglowsky Saturday evening. Clem Edgar Oscar Gardner and family from Washington visited William McBridy's. John Bear of Washington spent Saturday at their Havre area farm. Harry Cronue and family called at Walker Gardner's Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Frank Moore visited her sister Mrs Chas Barthelow Thursday. Mrs Will Stafford hosted a Sabbath school class pot luck supper.
A Miss Ruth Neeley from the high school faculty returns home to Grinnell for spring vacation. The notice also promotes Jewel Four hour Enarwel paint for kitchen furniture, citing low cost. Hog prices top at 10.45 dollars. Weather forecast suggests occasional showers tonight and Sunday.
Local news item listing multiple residents from Crawfordsville Ainsworth Cotter and Riverside shopping and travel. Mentions Mr and Mrs J C Huston Mrs Gladys Evans and Mrs H D Cherryholmes. Herbert Korf teaches track at Mt Pleasant Michigan. Mrs Trevor Williams dies suddenly. Auctioneer Macon of Washington listed.
Mrs M O Sharp and her son Robert travel to Eldon for a weekend visit, while Earl Simpson advances an eight room modern farm home on the Joe Esher farm east of Richmond. Amelia Schuman returns home to Keota after nursing at the county home. A Rock Island sub train arrived after a bridge burn out disrupted Chicago to Rock Island mail service. Olive Campbell recovers at home on West Washington. Ervin Rich, Cedar Falls student, stays with brother Ed Rich before visiting his father Frank Rich in Wayland. Edna Daniels returns to West Phever after shopping. Schmoeller Bros. promote Curlee Spring suits and Toy Coats. Mrs. George Yeager and Vera of Crawfordsville shop here. Russell Frink and wife drive to Fairfield for a bridge party at J Ed Angstead’s. George Schneider injures his arm cranking a Ford.
A. F. Mitchell of Noble visited town on business. Mrs R J Raymond of Keota shopped here Friday afternoon. Mrs Philip Crail of Mt Pleasant motored in this morning to visit friends and shop.
Dr Telford chiropractor at 307 Bailey Building lists phone 803 Helen Carson attends a Cedar Rapids business college and will spend the weekend with her parents W T Carson home G E Frey of Ollie will be at 602 W Wash St Apr 15 and 16 4912
Miss Edna Weston travels between school and home this week due to a scarlet fever outbreak at her boarding place in Washington. Mrs. Clem Edgar assisted her mother, Mrs. Wm. McBride, with house cleaning Wednesday.
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