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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1929
Page
7
Local notes cover visits among Pleasant Hill families, illnesses, church plans, and social calls. Residents travel to nearby towns, attend funerals, and greet friends, with updates on notable arrivals and household happenings.
District 35 reports April 24 weather and May showers impacting harvest. The J carl Phillips families spent Thursday evening at Lloyd Phillips home near West Chester.
Hour Battery Service We Repair Generators Starters and Everything Electrical Gasoline Alley City 239 ver.
Mr and Mrs Karl W Vincent and daughter Marjorie spent Sunday with Mrs Vincent's mother during their trip from Guthrie Center to Washington. The visit followed Vincent's brief term as ninth district congressman and the elevation of Congressman Green. In Town City Mrs John Stamp died Tuesday morning after a long heart illness, leaving husband John Stamp and daughter Effie Cupp.
April Haskins reports the loss of a citizen as Mrs. L. E. Mathers moved to Ainsworth for a new home. Harold Love begins work at Villa Park, while Mrs. Leo Farrington copes with changes. A baby girl named Patty Lon arrives for Mr. and Mrs. Chris Stafford northwest of Haskins. Families visit relatives in Muskogee and Webster, with multiple social calls and spring activities noted.
Fragmentary report notes Mrs Pearson planning to live in a house with her daughter. John Birney spent Monday in Washington and JW White traveled there on Tuesday morning. J B McCreedy’s food instrument referenced, with remarks on his busy schedule.
A garbled text mixes notes on metal artifacts in the British Museum with stray reflections on Assyrian and Egyptian ruins. It shifts to a motivational urge about doing one’s best and letting no one demand more than that.
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