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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1925

Page

8

Local News Notes on Returns and Travel

Mrs F M Smith visiting relatives in Pennsylvania is due home late this week traveling through Chicago and Galesburg. Muscatine party including Mr and Mrs Ed Ebelling Mrs Mae Bierman and Mr and Mrs Ed Bierman and baby spent yesterday with the Shelly Eberling home. Violet Braner sick at home with influenza has relapsed and is in serious condition. D F Macon auctioneer Washington Iowa offers services. Frank Gobble Claude Tucker and families R E B Hartman and son Robert Fairfield left for Lake Okahoji and North Dakota vacation trip.

F. M. Smith Pennsylvania Chicago Galesburg Ed Ebelling Mae Bierman Ed Bierman Baby of Muscatine Shelley Eberling Frank Gobble Claude Tucker R. EB. Hartman Robert Fairfield Lake Okahoji North Dakota

Local Notes and Visits Across Iowa Towns

Mrs. Ezra Goodwin leaves for Hayesville for a three week visit at daughter Mrs. Will Martin. Pauline Gorman returns home to Oskaloosa after visiting J. D. Clancy. Mr. and Mrs. Gust Deltman of Atlantic visit Harry Dickerson. Mrs. Martin Albaugh and son Martin of Haskins visit friends here. O F Haight offers sewing machines for sale and repair services. Huch Boyd returns home to Ainsworth after visiting Jones Boyd.

Ezra Goodwin Hayesville Iowa Will Martin Pauline Gorman Oskaloosa J. D. Clancy Gust Deltman Atlantic Harry Dickerson Martin Albaugh Martin of Haskins Huch Boyd Ainsworth Jones Boyd John Dvehe of Conesville Martin Swift Bernard Walker

Local residents roam Iowa and Chicago for visits and travel

Mies Nelle Hebner boards for Chicago to tend to business while many neighbors journey to towns like Iowa City Muscatine Davenport Des Moines and Chicago. The McClanahans prepare to sail August 28 for Egypt to resume mission work as others visit family and friends in Des Moines Denver and Wisconsin.

Neal McClanahan Monmouth Ainsworth Chicago McClanahans Egypt

Beautiful Gray Enamel Kitchen Cabinet Arrives

A gray enameled Sellers Kitchen Cabinet was received this morning and is drawing interest from customers. The shop also features a porcelain kitchen table and chairs designed to complement the cabinet setup.

Hens of Palestine Forget How to Set Incubators in Use

New York reports Visas Phyllis Brown a Vassar graduate teaching poultry and dairying to Near East refugee orphans. She notes native hens no longer sit on eggs, incubators ancient and primitive with no temperature control, yet incubator proprietors profit from eggs and chicks. More than half of graduates from relief schools are placed in farming and poultry work.

Palestine New York Egypt Phyllis Brown Vassar Near Boot Relief Bible Lands Miss Brown Pharaah

Missionary Family Plans Egypt Return Visit

Rev and Mrs Ralph McLauchlin and son George visit the McLauchlin home and plan to sail soon to resume missionary work in Egypt. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Day and family of Brighton visit D C Kilgore home. William Day stays for a further visit.

Ralph McLauchlin George McLauchlin McLaughlin Egypt Wilbur Day Brighton D. C. Kilgore William Day

Central States Horticultural Exposition Seeks Charter

Missouri and six neighboring states petitioned the courts to charter the Central States Horticultural Exposition in Kansas City for a biennial event starting December 8 9 and 10 1925 at Convention Hall. The organization will be non stock and non profit with a 240 membership fee and aims to educate through large horticultural shows with exhibitors from across the region and a meeting of the American Pomological Society. T J Talbert of Columbia MO is president and Geo W Catiran of Kansas City MO secretar treasurer.

Kansas City Missouri Kansas Iowa Nebraska Arkansas Oklahoma Colorado Convention Hall Central States T. J. Talbert Columbia C. C. Wiggans Tincoln Neb Geo. W. Catia Secretar A. T. Boles Bentonville Ark Geo. W. Cotehran Stillwater Oklo A. R. Crile Roswell New Mexico RK. S. Herrick State

Hagenbeck Wallace Circus and Buffalo Bill Wild West in city show

The largest trained wild animals headline a Friday program with sixteen Royal Bengal tigers and mixed groups of leopards pumas lions and other predators. Lions ride horses and tigers perform with tigresses and lionesses. Seals horses monkeys dogs elephants and camels appear with aerial and equestrian acts plus clown burlesques. Shows begin at 2 PM and 8 PM.

Papa Sonny Major Tony Wallace Circus Hagenbeck- Wallace Orient Europe Hagenbeck-Wallace Arabia Wild Animal Circus Buffalo Bill Wild West Royal Bengal Tigers

Civil Service Examinations in Washington Iowa

An open competitive examination under the U S Civil Service Commission is announced for Clerk and Carrier in the Post Office Washington Iowa. Applications close September 15 1925. Applications on prescribed form from Fred S Downing Secretary NU 5S Civil Service Board Washington Iowa post office or the undersigned.

U.S. Civil Service Commission Washington Iowa Commission Fred S. Downing Civil Service Board Washington, Iowa Eighth Civil Service District P. O St. Paul Minnesota

Washington Daytime Visits Highlight Regional Socials

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Peterson of Olds are in Washington today. Myrtle Stewart was a morning passenger for Keota. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Larimer of Oxford drove down and are spending the day here. Mrs. Emma Lane returned to Keota after visiting friends. Mary Hopping went to Havre for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Earle Wilson and three daughters along with Mrs. Nettie Nippert of Chicago spent the weekend with Mrs. Wise Long and Mrs. Ed Gray. Mrs. Daisy Huber of Crawfordsville is visiting in Washington today.

Ed Peterson Olds Washington Myrtle Stewart Keota W. R. Larimer Oxford Emma Lane Mary Hopping Havre Earle Wilson Nettie Nippert Chicago Daisy Huber Crawfordsville

Mrs Gardner Plans Cinema Trip and Homeward Route

Gertrude Gardner returns to trichton to visit friends then travels to Packwood and Des Moines before leaving for Hollywood California at week’s end. Keith Molesworth with friend Mr Keister of Monmouth spends Sunday at his home here.

Gertrude Gardner Trichton Packwood Des Moines Hollywood California Keith Molesworth Mr. Keister Monmouth

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