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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1928

Page

6

Pretty Glendale Wedding at Little Church of Flowers

Miss Lenore Martin wed Stanley Hunewill at the Little Church of Flowers in Glendale on August 10 at 5 30 PM officiated by Rev W S Lowe. The bride wore a cogon crepe de chine gown with golden Ophelia roses and lilies of the valley. maid of honor Wilma Lichenthaler and best man Homer Martin attended. Guests included numerous relatives and friends. couple will reside in Bridgeport California after a Northwest wedding trip. The notice also covers a Prairie Center 4H club meeting and a piano recital by students from West Chester community.

Wilma Lichenthaler Homer Martin Harriet Farr Mendelssohn Irma Martin Glenn Inn Hunewill Yosemite Park Crater Lake California Oregon Lloyd Martin Town State Teacher's College University of California Smith Valley Union Schools Nevada F. F. Hunewill Berkley Bridgeport Smith Valley Hunewill Land and Cattle Co F. E. Hunewill C. R. Morris Salinas Tujun Elsie Bratten West Chester Maurine Helen Martin Jolly Little Fisherman Herman Jingle Bells Fearis Arlene Ferguson Martin Little Fairy L. Strabog Vivian Giray Mary Ann Stahle Upidee Rosey Katheryn Hoover Browning Mountain Bell Kin

Who Is Your Skinny Friend Ethel McCoy's Tablets Ad

An old advertisement urges thin men and women to try McCoy's Tablets for several weeks to gain weight and improve health. It claims a money back guarantee if at least 6 pounds are not gained after four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes. The copy promotes McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets and directs readers to ask for McCoy's Tablets at druggists nationwide.

McCoy Jany J. E. Lem Qman's America

Local Club Meeting Notes and Social Highlights

After a lively meeting a guessing contest crowned Mrs Roy Mallory first and Mrs George Schneider as booby prize. Mrs John Rittler of California attended with the circle pleased. Refreshments were served by Mrs Jugenheimer. Upcoming meeting with Mrs L E Larson planned as an afternoon gathering. Dr and Mrs O F Boller hosted dinner Tuesday evening. Crests included Mr and Mrs Harry Wenger Indianapolis IN Mr and Mrs Ezra Wenger Chicago Misses Bessie Allen and Mable Mitchell Morrison IL and Mr and Mrs Allen Wenger Mr and Mrs Ross Levert and Mr and Mrs Ed Witting Wayland.

Roy Mallory George Schneider John Rittler California Jugenheimer L. E. Larson O. F. Boller Harry Wenger

Regular meeting of the Ww. RR. C. announced

The Regular meeting of the Ww. RR. C. will be held next Saturday afternoon at 2:30 at 155t3.

Ww. RR. C

Iowa Geology Students Safe After Northward Expedition

Regina dispatch reports four University of Iowa geology students located at Lac Du Brochet after four weeks at Driftwood Point north of Port Churchill on Hudson Bay. The youths Fuller Keokuk Iowa Kane Iowa City Armstrong Iowa City Boddom Crystal Lake reprovisioned and set for return as police note potential danger and orders to bring them to civilization if needed.

Regina Sask University of Iowa Northwes Territory Corp J. J. Malloy Pelican Narrows Lac du Brochet Driftwood Point Port Churchill Hudson Bay Tharty John DP Fuller Keokuk Iowa Max J. Kane Iowa City Gordon Armstrong Peter C. Boddom Crystal Lake Mallory

Crawfordsville Route 1 News Notes and Local Moves

Mrs T H Riley and daughter Marilyn return from Oskaloosa. Velma Piper visits Scranton and returns. Threshing slow due to wet grain. Nim Clarks machine in use. Charles Zickelooxse buys twenty ewe lambs from Frank Sands at 12 dollars each. Ralph Beauchamp delivers. Mrs F M Wood of Washington visits Sands family. Harley Rhea ill from cold and threshing dust. Dr Lease heals. Charles Curtis recovering from operation. Velma Piper helps care for invalid sister at J J McConnel home north of Ainsworth.

Crawfordsville T. H. Riley Marilyn Oskaloosa Velma Piper Edd Piper Scranton Iowa Nim Clark Charles Zickelooxse Ewe Lamus Frank Sands Ralph Beauchamp F. M. Wood Washington F. H. Sands Harley Rhea Lease Charles Curtis J. J. McConnel Ainsworth

To Talk Into Millions of Homes Prominent Visits

Glen Sands and W. W. Moore of Ainsworth called Sunday afternoon at the Frank Sands home. Mrs Etta Buxbaum and Mrs John Wooly spent Saturday with Mrs Harley Rhea helping cook threshers. Mr and Mrs Rex Long and daughter Talma shopped in Washington Saturday evening. Nim Clark sold and delivered hay to Miller Brothers at Olde Monday morning. Harry Pase had delivering hay by truck. Mrs Chester Cherry opens Monday with Mrs Rex Long assisting with threshing dinner. Mrs Albert Mulhern visited Saturday afternoon with Vera L. Sands.

Glen Sands W. W. Moore Ainsworth Frank Sands Etta Buxbaum John Wooly Harley Rhea Ington Nim Clark Miller Brothers Old&e Harry Pase Chester Cherry Hommes Rex Long Albert Mulhern Vera L. Sands J. R. McCreedy Lois Godlove Charles McCreedy Iowa City Godlove Cora Rowena Klotz Lone Tree Joe Quinn Elizabeth W.j.ace Faye Brown Muscatine Leo Farrington Frank Embree J. FE. Booth Ethel Vivian Hazel J. L. Sands Ang Dunbar Wis Chas. Hazen Washington T. L. Edwards O. M. Allright Oxford

Local social notes and farming activity near Haskins

Aug 15 and weekend visits mark social calls across Haskins and nearby towns. Families including McCallisters Quinns Caldwells and Godloves gather. threshing ends for the season with mixed grain returns. Visitors from Iowa City Lone Tree Muscatine Dunbar and Washington share events and travel by car.

Columbus Junction Tennis Champion Crowned in City Meet

Harry Annas, Columbus Junction photographer, won the men singles title over H Lee Huston 7 5 6 3 9 7 at Columbus High School court. Huston received a silver medal. Consolation match set for Paul Smith versus W A Norris. bronze to the winner. Huston is the 1927 champion.

Columbus Harry Annas Columbus Junction H. Lee Huston Paul Smith W. A. Norris Huston C. L. Wilson Louisa County EF. O. Newell Evelyn Northwest Canada Roy D. Schneider Theo Pocatello Idaho Harriet Jenkins George Witwer Cedar Rapids William Gilkey William Jr Collins Gilkey West Middle Sex

Community visits mark weekend in Hardscrabble

Mrs J M Fulver reports a busy weekend with Cecil Danenbaugh and Gen evieve Wehr visiting Center Point. Several locals spent Sunday together including Jim Banks at B R Senft's and A T Bower at Arvid Swanson's.

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