Local notices and visits color Bramer shop move and family news
Local items report the Bramer tailor shop now in the old Washington Loan and Trust building. Mrs. H R Crayton had tonsils removed and is recovering well. Mary Walderich and family visited Lena Mayer’s home. she plans a short stay with her brothers and sister. Mrs. Herbert Paulson arrives from Florida for an extended visit with the Brinnings. Mrs. J D Wilkinson leaves for Des Moines after a week with Aunt Rebecca French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bramer’s Taylor Shop
Washington Loan and Trust
H. R. Crayton
Mary Walderich
Lena
Mayer
J. D. Wilkinson
Des Moines
Rebecca French
Local Social Notes and Small Ads From Kalona Area
Local residents visit and travel news returns and departures brief items. Names include Harlow Richardson Mrs H J Richardson Roy Mallory Eloise Buddy Schmoeller Harold Lucille James Edith Finch Mina Ellis Mia Strickler Glenn Wilson E L Reigard Mrs M Orris Everette Collins Mary Alexander and others plus a price note for car and radio batteries and a taxi call prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Mallory
Eloise
Buddy
A. B. Schmoeller
Harold
Lucille
James
Iowa City
Oats Record 88 Bushels Per Acre at Vine Marek Field
A field of oats at Vine Marek northeast of Washington threshed 88 bushels per acre, a new record to date. The notice invites others to report their yields while promoting Weyenberg Work Shoes and Florsheim arch supporters for comfort and foot support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frr
Man
Vine Marek
Washington
Weyenberg
Warns Against Spread of Sow Thistle in Iowa
Prof L H Fammel head of the Iowa State College Botany Department warns northern Iowa must act to stop sow thistle as it has devastated cropland in North and South Dakota. He asks reports of any new appearances to aid eradication and warns of the deadly cowbane, recently linked to poisoning two boys in Ringgold County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
L. H. Fammel
Iowa State College
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Lowa
Local Families Take Trips and Visitations Across Midwest
Mr and Mrs A W Yard and Mrs Herman Twinam and baby travel to Cedar Rapids to visit sisters Mrs Ray ix and Mrs Yard. Sylvia Ila Warren and Eugene Warren go to Davenport on business. Rev F P W Eastwood and son Douglas drive to Ellsworth Wisconsin for a two week bible conference. Everette Fulton wife and George Fulton plan two week Kansas trip. Mrs John Woods condition in Colorado Springs remains critical. Ice cream social at Bareka church Wednesday night. Mr and Mrs C O Dayton back from Rockford Illinois visit with son Kenneth Dayton and wife. crops reported very good. Donald Paul returns to work at Atchison shoe store after vacation. Chal Marshall return from Wapello Iowa with family. plan to locate here. Frank Carter and daughter Dixie depart for Anita Iowa to visit Frank’s parents due to Mrs Carter’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. W. Eastwood
Douglas
Ellsworth
Wisconsin
Eastwood
Presbyterian Church
Community Notes Show Social Visits Across Towns
Local residents including Mr. Radka Mrs. Mangold and families spent weekends visiting friends in Mechanicsville Ti tus Iowa City and Fairfield. Gwendolyn Baker started as assistant bookkeeper at American Pearl. Jeanette Rothschild hosted a WSUI broadcast. Various travels and home visits to Ottumwa Wayland and Mason City are listed with brief remarks on work and leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolyn Baker
American Pearl Button Factory
Jeanette Rothschild
WSUI
Iowa City
Keith Thompson Works at Bluebird Café in Fred Martin’s Absence
Keith Thompson of Burlington is working at the Bluebird cafe during Fred Martin’s illness. Martin has shown some improvement after a week of ill health. Mrs. Marion Dowell arrived from Seattle and will visit relatives at Ainsworth and the George Dowell home. Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Conner went to Iowa City for the day. Mr. and Mrs. Howard McCleery of Iowa City visited yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown and family were in Iowa City yesterday. Miss Alta Wyse becomes a new assistant in the district court clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Mangold
Titus
Fred Sheetz
Laura Peet
Iowa City
Harry Ward
Miss Mae Crone
Mason City
Keith Thompson
Burlington
Bluebird Cafe
Fred Martin
Marion Dowell
Seattle
Washington
Ainsworth
George Dowell
Maynard Brown
Walter Conner
Howard McCleery
Charles Brown
Alta Wyse
Miss Avalon Law Visits Winfield Over Weekend
Miss Avalon Law returned this morning from Winfield where she was an over the weekend guest of friends. Mrs Albert Schrack and daughters of Moline IL are visiting at the home of Mrs Frank Casey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Edith Finch
S. P. Finch
Stronghurst
Helen Breese
Marie DeDeen
Cotter
Avalon Law
Winfield
Albert Schrack
Moline, NL
Frank Casey
Wanted furnished modern housekeeping rooms
Classified notice seeking furnished modern housekeeping rooms close in. Leave word at Journal office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Office
Notice of local office closure and family travels
The notice states the office will be closed until August 1st. It reports Mrs. M. E. DeLong returning home to Crawfordsville after a visit with her son M. C. DeLong. Mrs. Sterm Welch returns from Wapello Iowa after visiting Charles Mitchell and family. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Guther take a vacation trip east, planning two to three weeks and Christmas shopping. Prof. and Mrs. J. L. Von Gundy and son George of Monmouth Illinois visit the James Baird home. Special prices on all oil and gasoline stores during the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterm Welch
Wapello
Iowa
Charles Mitchell
C. H. Guther
Canada
J. L. von Gundy
George of
Monmouth
Budington
James Baird
Local residents depart for home and visits
W C Van Ness left this morning for Centerville after a visit with his daughter Mrs Mina Ellis. Mr and Mrs Everette Patterson left for Chicago after a short visit with their parents Mr and Mrs L S Patterson and will return to Orlando Florida. Martha Morrett went to Eldon Iowa to visit her sister Mrs Ray Seaton for a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Duke
Chicago
George Duke
Glenn Beal
W. C. van Ness
Centerville
Mina Ellis
Everette Patterson
L. S. Patterson
Orlando
Florida
Martha Morrett
Eldon
Iowa
Ray Seaton
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FOX
Ben Lyon George Sidney Ford Sterling
Claudette Colbert
Fox News
Felix
Washington Motor Co
Herbert Paulson
Vero Beach
Clarence Brinning
Washington Telephone Company
Harlow Richardson
H. J. Richardson
Dorothy Ellis Strickler
Mia
Glenn Wilson
Harry Duncan
M. Orris
E. L. Reiglard
Sigourney
Everette Collins
Limon
Colorado
Kalona
Wellman
Mary Alexander
Smith W. Brookhart
Covington
Kentucky
Della Brookhart
T. Barnum
Custer
Paul Revere
Andrew Jackson
Tweed
Samuel Gompers
William T. Sherman
Jay Gould
Smith
Jefferson Davis
Daisy Huston
Crawford
Nebraska
Lily L. Sitwell
K-R-O
GEO
L. McDaniel
Florshelms
A. BE. Atchison
Hans
the Wardrobe Cleaners
A. W. Yard
Herman Twinam
Baby
Grawfordsville
Cedar Rapids
Sylvia
Ila Warren
Eugene Warren
Davenport
Everette Fulton
George Fulton
Kansas
Everrette
John Woods
Colorado Springs
Bareka Church
C. O. Dayton
Kenneth Dayton
Rockford, AL
Donald Paul
Atchison
Marshall
Iown
Sherm Welch
Frank Carter
Dixie
Anita
Frank
F. E. Carter
Mr. Carter
Mr. Radka Ee ‘Phillips
Mechanicsville
Mrs
Donald Bell
Will Jurging
Rolla
Mary
J. F. McNamera
Tit. Rothschild
Charles Darbyshire
Ottumwa
Glenn Mace
Rollie Gallagher
Children of
Muscatine
Rodney Arnold
Wisie Long
Virginia Macon
Lena Stewart
Fairfield
Mrs. O. F. Boller
Baja
Katherine Bostwick
Ivan Rehmel
Jake Hertig
Wayland
Mary Atchison
Clark & Enslin
Richmond
Dale Rhodes
George Crone
Wahsington
Donald Duke of
Brighton
Robert Thompson
Harold Jones
Dorothea Thompson
Graham Pick
Richard DIX
Paradise
Betty Bronson
King Bozo
PATHE
Burlington Depot
Cleaning Service
Washington Cleaners
South Side Square
Prop
T. J. Pease
M. E. DeLong
Crawfordsville
M. C. DeLong
Geo. W. Stewart
Ray Bash
Neale Ray Players
THE
Outsider
Neale Ray Syncopators
Ali
U.S. Pat
Southern Coalzcoreco
John Shields & Sons
Rothschild's
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