Local News Briefs From Olive Wacaser Visit And Travel
Olive Wacaser visited Mary fan Anderson at her grandmother Mrs A Anderson home and returned home this morning. George Ash family Nellie Ruth Dicky Potter and Crossett returned from Omaha after visiting Mr and Mrs Robert Willis. They traveled home via Persia Ta for Mrs Simon Atkinson funeral. Mrs Walter Conner went to Trop Ta to visit her parents Mr and Mrs J N Perry before school starts. Bobby and Dorothy Jean Conner visit grandparents. Mrs Harry Duncan came from Columbus Junelion to spend the day in Wash with her. Albert Taylor and sons Lloyd and Elbert Lee went to Fairfield to visit Mrs J Le McCrory for a few days. Mr and Mrs J O Mew Kee of Macon Missouri left for Chicago to visit sons D E and R M McKee. Mrs Lila Johnson of N Y, visiting son Leo W Johnson, plans visit at Altona Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Wacaser
Campaign
Til
Mary Fan Anderson
Mrs. A. Anderson
George Ash
Nellie Ruth
Dicky Potter
Crossett
Omaha
Robert Willis
Persia
Simon Atkinson
Ask
Walter Conner
Trop, Ta
J. .N. Perry Bobby
Dorothy Jean Conner
Harry Duncan
Columbus Junelion
Albert Taylor
Lloyd and
Elbert Lee
Fairfield
J. le McCrory
J. OR. Mew
Lila Johnon
Washington
Leo W. Johnson
Altona
Washington visits and regional travel notes in a Iowa town
Mr and Mrs A A Carpenter and daughter Marianna of Mt Pleasant visit Washington and meet Mr and Mrs W J Duncan. Mrs Camp of Pontia Mich stays a few days with her brother Mr Duncan. Mrs Jungbluth and Mrs Le Crosse Wis are at the home of Mr Jungbluth for a short vacation with relatives in the northern state. Mrs Delbert Maxwell Crawfordsville shops in Washington. Mr and Mrs Rodney Mayhew Middletown Ohio tour Lake Okoboji then visit Will Mayhew's family before returning home. Arthur Pratt returns from two weeks at Atlantic Iowa and Harlan Iowa. Walter and Cate Rickman and relatives depart St Vincent’s Davenport after three weeks in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Carpenter
Marianna
Mt Pleasant
Margaret D. Camp
Pontia
Mich
Washington
W. J. Duncan
Camp
Mr. Duncan
Alfred
Jungbluth
le Crosse
Wis
Rodney Mayhew
Middletown
Ohio
Lake Okoboji
Will Mayhew
Arthur Pratt
Atlantic
Iowa
Walter and
Cate Rickman
Clifford Snyd
John Brownhausen
John Goodwin
Wellman
St. Vincent’s
Davenport
Useless Attribute of America Flies at High Speed
A Detroit note observes that a fly travels about 400 yards per second, joking that flies may have important errands despite the surprising speed, framing a humorous aside on common insect feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Detroit
Explosion wrecks Des Moines grain elevator
An explosion and fire damaged the Des Moines Elevator and Grain Company storage elevator, destroying about a quarter of a million bushels of grain. Authorities believe grain dust ignition caused the blast at the facility with extensive reconstruction needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yes Moines
Dover
Des Moines Elator and Grain Company
Dr Hess Fly Chaser Promises Milk Boost From Sprays
An agricultural note claims Dr Hess Fly Chaser leaves no odor in milk and will increase milk production when sprayed on cows. Weather forecast calls for cloudy tonight and Thursday with warmer conditions. Hog market price listed at 11 dollars and 50 cents per hundredweight.
Franklin Ida Meeks correspondence notes town visitors
Mrs Ida Meeks and family host guests from Pawnee Oklahoma and Washington Riverside friends. Visitors include Mr Atkinson's father Char ee Atkinson, Mr and Mrs Lansey and children Florence and Wayne, Elmer Williams family, Charles Dunshee family, Merkle of Iowa City, Lew Embree group, Hal Edward and two boys from Sigourney, Ray and Joe Phillips, Emory Hofer Cedar Rapids, Mrs Mary Starr and children. Mrs Ida Meeks mother away. Mrs Harley operated. neighbors called and shared meals as the Meeks hosted and prepared for visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauaua
Mr. Atkinson
Charee Atkinson
John Lansey
Florence
Wayne
Pawnee
Oklahoma
Washington
Riverside
Meeks
Riv
Mie
Elmer Williams
Allerton
Wil Wallace
Charles Dunshee
Merkle
Iowa City
Williams
Arthur Mace
Glenn Mace
Nancy Dewey
Maurice
Ida Meeks
Charlie Harley
Jack Linder
John
Tilford
Ben Fite
Lew Embre
Hal Edward
Sigourney
Charlie Phillips
Ray Phillips
Joe Embree
Joe Hill
Emory Hofer
Cedar Rapids
Mary Starr
Walter
Mildred
Crawfordsville Area Notices and Reunions Report
Crawfordsville area social notes list reunions in Washington attended by Harley Re, the Lemley and Clayton families, and local visits by Farrel Young, Jenmie, Wilma Wooley, and Velma Piper. A large highway 161 bridge near Crooked Creek nears completion as crews depart for Des Moines to work on two more bridges.
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Crawfordsville RO
Harley Re
Gwendolyn
Washington
Hamil
Sunset Park
Joe Schlotter
Max Wayne
Betts Jean
Lemley
Farrel Young
Jenmie
Clayton, Richardson
Glad Mast
Walton
Will Wool
Doyle
Donald
Rhursday
Victor
Howard Hesseltine
Velma Piper
FM. Wood
Chautauqua Closes This Evening With Mexican Orchestra
The Chautauqua program winds down with a Mexican orchestra performance. Notes praise the tent platform decorations and flowers, while campers complain of early morning noise from Ford tents. Bible lecturer Dr. A C Owen wraps up a well attended series with remarks on Egypt and Christian literacy.
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Booth
Chautauqua
Bis
Julia Cavender
Watt Floral] Co
Don Sherman
Clee Lemsey
Marietta Duvall
Prank’ Longwell
Leta Stewart
Ible
A. Owen
Tones
Dr. Owen
Egypt
TI Feyptian
Otian
Othler
Iiliterac
Reig
Owen
Ted Very Grear
Washington
Adelaide Thing White to visit aunt in Peoria
Adelaide Thing White of Peoria will arrive this afternoon for a visit with her aunt Mrs A Ander ie Mr and Mrs Leslie Reenblos som and son Billy Mr and Mrs Wilmer Lauderman Mrs Hart Lauderman and daughter Imogene motored to Ft Madison Sunday and spent the day visiting Mr Cecile Landarmany Miss dmezene remained for a weeks visit with her sister
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Thing White
Peoria
Mrs. A. Ander
Leslie Reenblossom
Billy
Wilmer Lauderman
Hart Lauderman
Imogene
Ft. Madison
Cecile Landarmany
Dmezene
Stop station news and visits in Washington area
Fragmented notice describes Mrs R A Wortsley and baby arriving for weeks visit at the Pi Augustine home. Also mentions Mrs Ollie Trent of Cincinnati visiting Washington to see her son J W Trent, and Mr and Mrs A G Palmer of Sioux Falls with Mrs Butterbaugh and Beatrice of Stuart returning home after a visit to their mother in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Wortsley
Baby Nnally
Mneral
Pi T. Augustine
A. G. Palmer
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
G. Butterbaugh
Beatrice
Stuart
Iowa
Lytle's for Good Foods Bakery Goods and Groceries
Lytle's advertises fresh bakery items and a wide grocery selection on the south side of the store. It touts Baby Stuart Rolled Oats in square packaging with a china piece, Gum Drops, six flavors at 25 cents per pound, and Gerber vegetables for babies. It promotes freshly ground coffee, Richelieu canned grapefruit for four servings, and general science of nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
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