Local notes on visits and travel in Sigourney and Washington
Louise Lowe traveled to Sigourney this morning after ten days at Arthur Duensing's home. Mrs. Ed Flanders of Keola arrived in Washington to shop. Kathryn White, visiting her grandfather J. M. Purvis at Fairficia, returned home this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Lowe
Sigourney
Arthur Duensing
Ed Flanders
Keola
Washington
Kathryn White
J. M. Purvis
Fairficia
Reading residents plan return after family illness
Mrs. G. W. Swarts and a related group had been staying away to care for a relative while a Fries home near Fernent Dann Vint prepared to move back to their residence in Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. G. W. Swarts
Call Stock
The
Fries Homie
Reading
Council Bluffs Man Named in Court Suit Over Boat Loss
Bernard Wickham aged 21 is named as defendant in a $235 suit filed in local court by Nic Filbert alleging his motor boat was damaged and entered. The case notes Wickham’s reported annual income of $46,000 and references prior charges involving borrowed airplane use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Bernard Wiekhan
Council Bluffs
Nic Filbert
Filbert
Wiekam
Wickham
Margaret” Hall
Charles Levine
Boice Family Heads to Ogden Utah for Vi at Sun Home
Dr and Mrs J Boice and grandson William Bote journey to Ogden Utah for a visit at their son's home. The brief notes a local ad line for Oh Boy root beer claiming it leads the field as a thirst quencher.
Local shoppers mingle during busy day in Washington
Mrs L W Bartholmew and daughter Emily returned to Sigourney after a day spent shopping in Washington. Mr and Mrs Peter J Hammen and son of Crawfordsville were among the shoppers. Mrs George Kensler returned to Delta after visiting Mrs Perry Hayes for a week. Oma ienders of Lohrville visiting Mrs Hadys Williams, then left for home. Dr and Mrs B A Isenberg stopped with their daughter on the way from Chicago. Eunice Kiesey and Marjorie Loerly headed to South Dakota to visit the Harry Knott camp for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter J. Hammen
Crawfordsville
Washington
George Kensler
Delta
Perry Hayes
Oma —Ienders
Lohrville
Hadys Williams
B.A. Isenberg
Chicago
Eunice Kiesey
Marjorie Loerly
South Dakota
Harry Knott
B. V. McAvoy
Dewey
Moline
Mary MeAvoy
Miss Mae McLaughlin Returns From Washington Visit
Agams returned this morning to her Molitte home after two weeks visiting the Rush Helwick family. Miss Mae McLaughlin goes back to Ainsworth following ten days in Washington visiting Mrs. Karl Steele and attending chautanana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agams
Molitte
Rush Helwick
Mae McLaughlin
Ainsworth
Washington
Karl Steele
Chautanana
Illogical Midwest Visit Winds Through Washington
Mr and Mrs J B Moore and son Charles from Chicago arrived in Washington to visit family and friends at several homes. Rodney Mayhew departed for Middletown Ohio after visiting Will Mayhew Earle Corbin and kin on a northern sightseeing trip. The party also met Mr and Mrs KE of Garner Iowa returning home, while Mrs Old Hun of South English shopped in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Rodney Mayhew
Middelton
Ohio
Will Mayhew
Earle Corbin
King
MacGregor
Rapids
Bickel
W. F. Mickel
Garner
Washington visitors and departures noted in brief
In Washington today several residents returned home or prepared for travels. Emma Weible, visiting seven weeks with sister Minnie Smith, left for Fairfield. George E Gunderson returned to Chicago after a week with her mother, Mrs. Oscar Waters. Bailey of Cedar Falls is in Washington visiting friends. Mildred Guthrie heads to Armsworth for a day with Mrs. Ralph Thompson. Mrs. Bell traveled from Oskaloosa for a Washington visit. Margaret D Camp of Pontiac, Michigan, visiting the Will Duncan home, went to Columb Function. Ollie Trent left Cincinnati for home after a short visit with her son J. W. Trent. Charles Dunbar of Minneapolis, Clarence Dayton of Sioux City, Flora Dunbar and daughter Ruth spent Wednesday at the G Strum home. Simmons, a relatively unknown still, is approached as a rising fighter at 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Weible
Washington
Minnie Smith
Fairfield
George E Gunderson
Chicago
Oscar Waters
Margaret D. Camp
Pontiac, Mich
Will Duncan
Columb
Ollie ‘Trent
Cincinnati
J. W. .Trent
Charles Dunbar
Minneapolis
Clence Dayton
Sioux City
Flora Dunbar
Ruth
G Strum
Social notes of births travel visits and calls in Washington county
Betty Darlene birth noted with mother and baby at Washington county hospital. Families Mrs Harold Griggs of Ollie and others travel from Chicago and Mitchell Nebraska for visits with relatives. Various locals Mr and Mrs Babcock Chicago and others visit family. Vesper Bennett returns to Sherman drug store duties. many drives and day visits referenced with residents from Washington county and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Darlene
Nam
Mon
Harold Griggs
Ollie
Washington County Hospital
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T. 8. Crone & Sons
T. S. Crone & Sons
Graham Theatre
Reginald Denny
Tom Tyler
Frankie Darrow
Gun Law
Mary Pickford
Coquette
Old Hun
Bailey of
Cedar Falls
Mildred Guthrie
Armsworth
Ralph Thompson
Fisimmons
Johnson
White House
Phompson
Cudahy
Johnson’s Grocery
Meat Department
Wasi
Illinois
Mus
Michigan
Longhorn
Cadahy
Cadahy’s
ST Hams
Averag
Thompson’s Sanitary Market
Muks
Candy Kitchen
Washington Cleaners
DYERS
South Side Square
Call
Wilie Long
Mrs. Albert Ad
B. K. Carnanga
Aaugate Rose
Mitbn
Nebraska
John Babcock
Phicago
N. J. Babeock
Orville Ester
Nora
Thora Warner J
Adcock
W. P. Koons
Wten
Iowa
Vesper Bennett
Davis City
Sherman Drug Store
Crone & Sons
KE. D. Askem
Aste Harris
Steve
Mary Anderson
Seedar Rapids
H.R. Crayton
Edith Marshall
Boyd Humble
Columbus Junction
A. Anderson Thacher
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the Chocolate Shop
Westphal
Hamburger Inn
Investors Syndicate of Milne*pe
Jay A. Fordyce
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DUCO
New York
ED Hartman
John Shields & Sons
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