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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1929
Page
6
Local News Brief From Washington Park Inquiry
A business group from Keota arrives in Washington for a day of activities including a visit to Media. Mrs Orris and Mr Porter travel from Ainsworth to Washington for business. Beth Browning plans a morning visit to her grandparents as a park incident is noted. A stock drive across the park prompts a park board warning and potential action if repeated.
Local Notes Include Family Visits and Travel Plans
A baby girl at the J. W. Meyer home named Viegink La Vangtin Lukavsty is being treated for a broken collarbone after a fall while roller skating. Several locals, including Mida White, George Youns, Mrs. Richardson, and Sirs Dawson, visit kin and travel to Davenport, Fairfield, Denver, and Long Beach for family time and errands. Residents discuss plans, shopping trips, and entertaining relatives as weeklong visits unfold across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Vangtin Lukavsty
George Youns
Morning visits and سفر in Washington and Iowa notes
Fragmentary report records Lucile Forgey in D C visiting Senator Smiths office Elisabeth Cassanaum returned to Columbus Junction after shopping in Washington Marie Mrs Fred Stewart returned from Ainsworth visiting relatives Lena Stewart traveled from Fairfield to visit Myrtle Macon and friends West and Ray Kelsey were transporting passengers for Moline spending the day on business
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassanaumitkomp
Columbus Junction
Washington
Marie
Fred Stewart
Ainsworth
J. J. Fitzgerald
Lena Stewart
Fairfield
Ith
Myrtle Macon
West
Ray Kelsey
Moline
Busi
Local residents visit Washington and surrounding areas
Carr from Iowa City spent the day visiting at the Carr home. Davenport visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Hagen and Ms. Page with Vera Page. Dr. W. Eastwood returned from Washington DC to urge McDaniel and Enrove to Iowa City. Willard Smith returned from Washington. Howard Hazen and Mrs. Anwyl visited friends. Various relatives and neighbors made day trips to Macomb Cedar Rapids and Washington. Ties to medical events include a tonsil operation in Washington and a hospital visit in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Hagen
Davenport
Washington
Caehom Mec
Howard McCreedy
Vera Page
Lown
W. B. Page
Miss Clara Leinen Visits Friends Then Attends Funeral
Miss Clara Leinen travels from Reota to Harper to see her parents Mr and Mrs John Leinen and to attend the funeral of Mrs Lelia MorQionse on Friday. Rennice Hindahl visits grandmother Mrs Annie Bobb and returns home at Aine worth. Meredith Chance visits Loomfield with Mr and Mrs Otto Walton shopping in Washington. Howard Wolfe, from Monmouth, visits his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Wolfe. Sande returns from Keota with relatives visiting De and Mrs RoR Hulse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Leinen
Reota
Will
Harper
John Leinen
MR. Snyder
Wellmar
Silas Birka
Lelia MorQionse
Rernice Hindahl
Annie Bobb
Aineworth
Howard Wolfening
Monmouth
Monm
Charles Wolfe
Sande
Keota
Ror. Hulse
Rib boiling beef advertised for two pounds at 35c
Rib boiling beef two pounds offered Tuesday at Thompson's Sanitary Market for 35 cents. Mrs RB Smith journeyed from Sye to Chicago with a stop at the Orville Dayton home and associates, then continued from California to visit relatives. Jean Shuman foreman until April 39. extra pants six with suit order Schmoeller Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson's Sanitary Market
RB. Smith
Sye 1
Chicago
Orville Dayton
Abs
Smith
California
Schmoeller Bros
Local Store Reintroduces Daily Feature With Hosiery Offer
A local store resumes its daily feature selling Arrowhead hosiery at 95e and $1 per pair. The ad promises replacements at no charge if customers are not satisfied and highlights a wide color selection for the season. Ladies are especially urged to explore the new items.
Local notes on visits and market specials
Humphreys went to Wy nan for a day on business. Morell's Picnic Horns average eight to ten pounds per horn at Thompson's Sanitary Market Pro Tuesday. Miss Hattie Chilgate returns Saturday evening after a few days delayed on business. Syncopation at Graham Seon. 6
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Yen
Blanche Gordon
Burlington
Tewel la Lustre
Fa. Hewitt
Ant
Nefs
Fred Orris
Bing Porter
Basine
Media Jt
Mes
Beth Browning
Dr Drowning
Park Board
Graham Theatre
Anna Q Nilsson
FBO
Toe Kare
Washington Cleaners
South Side Square
Wilie Long
J. W. Meyer
Perl
Viegink
Mida White
Webster
Laws
Visi
HG. Richardson
Mason City
Wis
Robert Dawson
Davenwort
Sirs
W. A. Aridson
P Meek
Lemmon Room
Walter Eastwood
Svening
Rday
Is Par
FB. W. Eastwood
Elsie Glasspurner
Oz Miller
Jone Wayland
AS. Allen
New Tayinies
Eta
B.D
George F. Morriso Morrisonhom
Florence Peterson
Mr. Pleasant
Gladys
Dorothy Clark
Long Beach
Pus Lo
Colorado
Mrs. Faye
Denver
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Elatives
Mate Schinoeller Bros
Rea Spencer
Mrs
J.G. Head
West Chester
Barond Ross
Wngton
D. J. Atoss
Fred L. Stewart Hardware
Nova Ave
Washington Tee Co
Ue Oy
HR. Warner and
Victor Varconi
National Vitaphone Syn
Singer Sewing Machines
peMs
Or Nakes
Slosser
Singer Shop
Leonard Refrigerators
Washington Ice Co
Washington Homes
Scott Furniture Company
Lucile Forgey
Ston
D. C
Senator Smith
W. Eastwood
Washington, D. C
National Red Cross
McDaniel
Iowa City
Willard “Smith
Mola
Fook
Smit
H Howard Hazen
Towal City
Neil Anwyl
Columbus
Cepia
Nes Haney
Macomb
Mr. and
Myo
Oscar Haney
Russell Knott
Dottem
Cedar
W. Re Gammon
Fe Miley South
Wastintal
Virginia Law
Augustana Hopital
Rai
Merle Dodder
Je Landau
MS. Pleasant
Mne
Jian Brookhart
Pac
Tine
Ernest and
Everette Simpson
Meredith Chance
Mloomfield
Frien
Otto Walton
Johildren
Walton
Brighton
Will Atcheson
Daazh
Washinton
A. E. Atchison
North Side
Hans
Iff Humphreys
Wynan
Graham Seon
BLO. Perguson
West Chester, Iowa
Tus
Carl Hardin
John Shields
Wells & Crail
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