Piano tuner visit scheduled for next week
The piano tuner will come next week. Contact W. H. Stephen at phone 180 for arrangements.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1930
Page
8
The piano tuner will come next week. Contact W. H. Stephen at phone 180 for arrangements.
For sale Saturday at the house in Ainsworth velvet rug 9x12 Gold Seal congoleum rug 9x12 brocaded velour davenport chair walnut dining room suite heating stove Per fection oil stove Mrs C C Payne Mrs W M Fitzwilliams returned from Keota visiting sister Mrs A Hochstadtler Dr W D Dwyer opens dentistry office in Bailey building third floor hours 9 to 12 and 1 to 3 pm Phone 170 birth report a ten pound boy John Jr son of Mr and Mrs John B rook hart of Duluth Minn mother Marguerite Springman notice spring clean up Monday April 28 and Tuesday April 29 cans in containers on street or alley trucks in north city John Applegate Mayor Journal Want Ads Pay.
A Farm Journal column urges every reader to perform simple acts of kindness to lift others. It reflects on everyday modern conveniences and credits famous inventors for inspired progress, concluding that being helpful and cheerful serves as the best tribute.
Local notices promote Curlee Clothes Schmoeller Bros Tailors with a money saving spring suit or top coat sale. Charles Brown, auctioneer, lists a black Friday sale and a spring fries special at one dollar. F E Klopf enstein advertises calls for Tuesday and Friday arrangements.
Announcements list meetings for The Social Union of New Haven with Mrs Eva Strum and the HH club with Mrs Charles Schiebel. Odd Fellowship celebrates 1th anniversary with Rebekah lodge Tuesday April 29. Wesleyven Home missionary society hosts pot luck at MEF church Monday 6:30. Bible Dept of the Fortnightly club meets Monday 2:30 at Mrs F L Wilson home. Mrs Frank Stewart hosts Prise Na club Tuesday April 29 at 726 Iowa Ave.
A Vienna bridegroom, on the eve of his wedding, challenged the best man to a duel. Jealous acquaintances report he remarked and may the best man win. For sale good assortment home canned fruits and vegetables listed with contact number.
The New Orleans States notes a colorful parade of regional dishes and seafood from Bayou Cook to lake and river shrimp, with jambalaya, court bouillon, and creole greens. It highlights diverse cooking methods and coffee lore praised as a celebration of local life.
Legends tie the first cuckoo call to marriage and fortune. A maid who hears it near sunrise and inspects her shoe may glimpse a hair color matching her future husband. Right side chirping supposedly signals prosperity, while left side sounds portend hardship.
The note suggests applying Jewel paint to a kitchen pod to reduce cleaning with a glass surface for easier maintenance. A weather line indicates mostly cloudy with showers on Saturday. The message also mentions hogs at $10.20.
Washington Iowa auctioneer D F Macon lists 152 red 244tf New Curree Spring suits and Toy Coats at Schmoeller Bros Tailors for sale. 36tf
Alice Meek Clarice Meek and Mrs Carl Meek with Betty Peoples returned today to Detroit Michigan after spending Easter vacation here Mrs Hugh Conrad of Wayland and her mother Mrs W Hill went to Iowa City to visit George Mann who is in the hospital there
Dr W D Dwyer a former Wilton Junction Iowa dentist has opened a new general practice in the Bailey Building this week. A graduate of the State University College of Dentistry Iowa City he will use the latest methods from the University. His Washington residence is currently at the Ritchey home on West Main Street.
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