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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1927

Page

6

Edna Mayhew Undergoes Major Surgery at County Hospital

Edna Maurine Mayhew had her top seals removed yesterday at the county hospital. She is pretty sick but is getting along all right. An orchestra will attend a Country Club party this evening to provide music for dancers. Ralph Robbins of Des Moines is in Washington for a few days for regular army recruiting duties and is at the Congress hotel. Mr and Mrs Fredbold Mr and Mrs Ronrad Cold and Miss Ethel Edwards of Coppock visited the RE and Sellers home Tuesday evening. Felix Haley of Ames and Miriam Rhody of Menlo obtained a marriage license here yesterday evening. Mrs Howard Crozier left this morning for Dubuque Iowa for several days business visit.

Edna Maurine Mayhew Ralph Robbins Des Moinese Washington Congress Hotel Fredbold Ronrad Cold Ethel Edwards Coppock RE. &. Sellers Felix Haley Ames Miriam Rhody Menlo Howard Crozier Dubuque Iowa Senator

Local residents visit friends and inspect poultry shipments

Mr and Mrs A E Potter travel from Muscatine to handle business with a Muscatine Produce company and inspect a poultry carload. Mrs Lee Page visits Fairfield to see daughter Stella Gardner. Nellie Rasmus of Des Moines arrives to visit Muscatine friends at William Putman and Everette Bailey homes. Esther Lyon of Fairfield visits Myrtle Macon and friends. Mrs J A Hawthorne and Mrs J R George return from Crawfordsville after a county W C T U meeting. Wayne Collins returns home from Davenport after visiting Bobce Kurtz. Mrs Riley Provance travels from Ottumwa to visit relatives.

Muscatine Nellie Rasmus Des Moines William Putman Everette Bailey Wayne Collins Jack Collins Davenport Bobce Kurtz Jack

Chautauqua Opens Next Tuesday With Varied Program

Chautauqua starts Tuesday August 16 in Washington with a program featuring educational and entertainment numbers. Also announced are two new fall shoes at our store in black or brown kid leather with cutout and tie patterns, built in arch, noted for good fit and high workmanship.

Washington Chautauqua

Seek Treasure Trove in Bermuda Islands

Article recalls Bermuda legends of buried treasure and sunken galleons. It cites Ireldand Island Cooper's Island and Spanish Point as sites linked to hidden riches. Ancient records tell of gold coins found along the shore and a bearer of a hidden vault at Spanish Point. A visiting American report of a buried vault ends without confirmation.

Bermuda Ireland Island Cooper's Island St. George's Spanish Point Hamilton Money Place Rock South America West Indies Spain Azores New York

Visitors and travels brighten local households

Mrs. Charles F. Ward of Oklahoma City arrives to visit the Pattersons and Helen Wilson. her daughter Mrs. Gertrude Lehngoldt of Norman also visits. Miss Lucille Montgomery of Chicago plans a Detroit and Harold Park visit with her parents. Miss Marguerite Wallace returns from Detroit with Miss Carolyn Evans for a Michigan vacation. Senator Brookhart and family depart Washington for a cross country trip ending in Washington, D. C., with stops in Duluth and Stoughton. Additional local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morrison and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patterson in Des Moines, plus Fred Wyse in town.

Charles F. Ward Oklahoma City Oklahoma L. S. Patterson Gertrude Lehngoldt Norman Helen Wilson Ward Marguerite Wallace Detroit Michigan G. W. Wallace East Main Street Carolyn Evans Miss Wallace Harold Park Fred Morrison Robert Patterson Des Moines Hough

Ill Fred Martin Visits Downtown Briefly

Fred Martin, ill for weeks, was downtown briefly this morning feeling weak but improved. Milburn McKay has returned from Beloit Wisconsin where he and his mother Mrs J C McKavyv visited Mrs A Cousin.

Fred Martin Milburn McKay Beloit Wisconsin J. C. McKavyv

Heraldry origins traced to crusades for knightly distinction

The origin of heraldic arms is commonly attributed to the need during the crusades to distinguish leaders among the many bands of Christian warriors.

Native letter hints at courtesy and fowl sale in Natal

A Durban Natal Mercury column reprints a reader letter praising courtesy and health. The writer offers to send six hens at a low price and asks Madam to inform her contacts who might want poultry. He signs as a humble servant and sends regards to the family.

Union of South Africa Natal Mercury Durban

New Premier Pan Fu Named After Warlord Chang

Pan Fu is described as the new premier of China following Chang Tso-lin, who appointed him at the first cabinet meeting after declaring himself leader. The report frames Chang as a warlord asserting control over the government.

Pan Fu China Chang Tso-lin Chang

Tactful Painter Sparks Lingering Social Gaffe

A woman who dabble s in water colors prides herself on her results and her complexion. At a dinner party she tries to converse with a shy man who struggles to speak and she quips about painting provoking his awkward silence.

Hayes Graduation Portraits and Wartime Style Reflected

Rutherford B. Hayes, later U S president, graduated from Kenyon College wearing a box coat with side pockets while peers wore frock coats. J W Galbraith notes the family valued high thinking over high living, a trait from his New England origins.

Hayes Kenyon College Gambler, Oho Rutherford B. Hayes United States J. WH. Galbraith Ohio New England West

Cow Returns to Old Home After Sell Near Conway

A North Wales farmer near Conway sold his cow to Denbighshire, but the cow walked back the next morning to her old milking place. She allegedly crossed the Conway river, passed through Conway town, and jumped a four foot wall to reach her former home.

Conway North Wales Denbighshire Conway River Conway Town

Silk Hose Demand Reflects Changing American Purchases

Retail observers note that modern American women buy as many silk stockings in a single day as they once bought in an entire year. The comparison highlights shifting consumer habits and evolving fashion priorities over time.

Local Visitors and Nearby Exchanges Reported

Local residents and relatives are in and out of town this week. Mrs. R J Tanner and son Tom my visit Mrs FE Eggley in Nauvoo Illinois while Mr and Mrs Alva Sands and Miss Dale Ebner of Ainsworth stop by. Martha Sands visits sister Mrs Dorothy Erickson in Burlington. Numerous names appear at shops and social calls, with local trips to Cedar Falls Marshalltown and Burlington noted.

R. J. Tanner Tommy FE. Eggley Nauvoo Ill Alva Sands Dale Ebner Ainsworth Martha Sands Dorothy Erickson Burlington A. W. Yard Cedar Falls Iowa Mrs. Yard Marshalltown

Local visits and guest plans noted around town

Jack Swisher of Haskins traveled as a business visitor. Virginia Shannon visited Ainsworth and will stay with Elizabeth Campbell. Mrs. W. Humphrey and family left for St. Louis to meet her husband. Mrs. Roy Evans and daughter Phyllis from Des Moines toured OsKaloosa after time with Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Dayton. Miss Ruth Annis returned from Keota where she had been visiting friends.

Virginia Shannon Ainsworth Elizabeth Campbell Roy Evans Phyllis Des Moines Oskaloosa D. W. Dayton Ruth Annis Keota

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