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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1924
Page
5
Neighboring towns report Ed Anderson and Viola Anderson visiting Red Oak relatives before traveling to Minneapolis. Visitors include Hustons, Morgans, Butterfield, Murphy, and others around Olds. Anna Glicker hosts sisters from St Louis amid storm news. Richmond notes births, church events, vacations, school activities, and parish functions with Father visitors and a St Bernadeth play planned.
A Sunday crowd attended Sunday school and heard Rev. Dillion Howard Stewart and Grandma Stewart of Ainsworth. Grandma Stewart visited D G Beenblossom on Tuesday. Eva Wagner visited the Conrad girls at their home near Havre. Ray Perry and family visited Charley Donaldson. Frank Earl and Mrs. Shrader visited John Kuhn's home. Howard Stewart of Ainsworth is painting the Eureka school house.
Aug 14 Mrs Clifford Savage of Ottumwa and family visit the parental Mrs Sadie Savage home. Prody Borkosk! called in Washington and Ainsworth Monday. Arthur Koch and family visited John Pieters in Brighton Sunday. H D Luers and Florence Roming from Bethany Missouri call on Washington. Heavy rains hinder threshing activity in the area.
The Keota Presbyterian Sunday School held its annual picnic at Sunset Park with a hopeful forecast giving way to a pleasant day. Local families travel for visits to Crete and Lake Okoboji while others journey to Buhl Idaho and South Dakota for health and harvest. A surprise marriage unites Paul Fitzgerald and Juanita Leinen with travel plans spreading through Raymond and Mason City.
London reports from sources quoted by the Sydney correspondent of the Daily Telegraph that Australia may harvest about 146 million bushels of wheat this season, up from 123 million bushels last year.
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