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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1933

Page

8

Mrs R P Taylor to Travel with Sister to Mansfield

Mrs R P Taylor of Ce gar Rapids plans a trip this afternoon with her sister Mrs W J Masson to Mansfield Ohio. They will visit another sister Miss Ella Montgomery and drive home tomorrow. Kathryn Latta recovering after a tonsil operation with limited strength. Local farm folks invited to World’s Fair visit at affordable price. farm excursion announcement coming tomorrow.Cra il apartments upstairs are vacant. renter notice corrected.

R. P. Taylor Cegar Rapids Mansfield, O W. J. Masson Ella Montgomery Washington County Crail

Melody Cruise innovation and lineman injury report

Charles Clark, a telephone company lineman, was knocked from a pole during Monday's thunderstorm by a static discharge that followed the line. He fell against a fence and sustained damaged ribs. The notice also mentions Scott Furniture Co being omitted from NRA code cooperative stores and Scott's hours, with Journal Want-ads pay.

Charles Clark Scott Furniture Co Scott's

World’s Fair Attendance Prompted Big County Trip

Washington County plans for a large group to attend the World’s Fair with over 100 residents joining the convoy. Local families travel to Chicago for events while many others host visitors and report notable hospital notes and community activities.

Leaves for Post Graduate Course by Dr Hender

Dr. R. A. Hender departs August 7 for the Palmer School of Chiropractic post graduate course returning September 4. Nine hours daily in classes and clinics, seven in theory and lab, two in clinic, with over 1,000 patients registered for the clinic and 278 chiropractors enrolled including participants from five foreign countries. B J Palmer will personally supervise the clinic.

R. A. Hender Palmer School of Chiropractic Dr. Hender B. J. Palmer Adv

Local notices and social updates from Fairfield area

The Fairfield column lists family illnesses, visits, and events. The Howard Crozier family is called to Fairfield for Mrs. Crozier's uncle Robert Gormley’s illness. Various visits include Mildred Virginia John and Francis Canott of Wellman and Miriam Palmer. The Miller family from Des Moines and Miss Wilma Miller from New York visit Mrs. R. H. Malin. Mrs. T. J. Anderson travels to Des Moines to visit daughter Caughey Southwell.

Howard Crozier Fairfield Winnie Palmer Mildred Virginia John Francis Canott Wellman Miriam Palmer H. S. Aud M. L. Miller Des Moines Wilma New York City R. H. Malin Miss Miller Rollin Lynn Columbus Junction Malin T. J. Anderson Caughey Southwell Keith Droz

Washington hospital reports on several local residents

Miss Marie Landau of Mt Pleasant was in Washington to Clair Beaty who underwent an operation at Washington county hospital Monday is reported to be getting along nicely. Mrs George Reed underwent a major operation at Washington county hospital this morning. Mrs Frank Snook of New London Iowa is visiting her sister Mrs Amos Norton and will stay for a couple weeks.

Kathryn Latta Washington County Hospital U. P John = Blick Washington County Des Moines Danville Ill Asa Hall Mexico J. D. Glasgow Lulu Kyle Madison Iow O. Davis Isabelle H. M. Dunning New York D. W. Harvey Iowa City Dunning Effie O'Loughlin Charles Mr. Ryan Charles George M. J. Redlinger Junior Oakland Milla Mt. Pleasant Ruth Ann Dickie George Oscar George Phillip George Junior Redlinger Clear Lake Phyllis Jean Bobby George John McCrabb Wellman Nelle Alice Dempsey Omaha T. J. Dempsey Cecile Kathryn Lucy Dempsey Kathryn Sioux City Maha Hertha Dempsey Cedar Rapid Mia Cc, Fuldwin Mary Alissio du J Geors W Demfsey Richard Lurton Tommy Marie Landau Washington Clair Beaty George Reed Frank Snook New London Iowa Amos Norton

Ruth Nichols Plans Transcontinental Speed Attempt

Ruth Nichols, New York socialite and aviator, planned to depart Los Angeles tomorrow night weather permitting to attempt a women’s transcontinental speed record. After two days of test flights she claimed the Lockheed-Ryan craft reached about 196 mph, roughly 25 mph faster than Amelia Earhart’s plane, aiming for a central route across the continent.

Los Angeles Ruth Nichols New York Amelia Earhart Miss Farhart

Visit to Chicago Starts for Morton Bogie and Guest

Morton Bogie of St. Louis, visiting Dr. and Mrs. Keith Oroz, left this morning for Chicago. Sam Meleery accompanied him to Chicago and will be away about a week.

Morton Bogie St. Louis Keith Oroz Ing Chicago Sam Meleery

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