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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1930

Page

6

Local notes on travel and town events in Riverside and Des Moines

George B Wheelan and Dr and Mrs Edward Wheelan travel to Des Moines for a state event. A M Essingers host at Haskins church Thursday evening. John Fisher returns to Washington DC after visiting Yellowstone with family. Mr and Mrs Bill Sitler back from Denver wedding trip. Several residents plan moves within town. Orie Speer and family attend the state fair in Des Moines.

George B. Wheelan Riverside Edward Wheelan Riversde Des Moines A. M. Essingers Washington Haskins Church John Fisher Washington, D. c Mary Fisher Yellowstone National Park Arthur Redding Ottumwa Bill Sitler Denver Colorado RoGiespie Jefferson St Donald Bell South Iowa Ave Peter Welch Harold Montsgomery Jefferson Street Glascock East Main Street Orie Speer Joe Downs Elmer Wells W. B. Smith Robby Lucile Shaffer Cedar Rapids John Kent Perry Muscatine John Elgar New York World Journal Harry Macon F. Macon Teachers College Columb University Howee Mann Riverdale New York Harry T Harry Coach Valley Junction Harry Dye Ainsworth Edward Kleineberg Rock Island Warren Glascack Webb Dayton Th Glaseock College Avenue Oskaloosa Ri Island Osloosa W. H. Stephen Leo Hoover Warren Sherma Forrest Jennings Jake Vving Jennings R. Phillips Martha Wylie Sam Erwin Methodist Church Henry Houck Henry and Wayne Davenport J.eb. Ream

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Community News Latent Notes From Washington Area

Reports from Washington and nearby towns include Mr and Mrs C A Speer driving to Des Moines for the fair Mabel Livingston recovering after appendix surgery at county hospital and Mrs Lola Wells Hughes teaching in Milwaukee. Many residents travel for education work and family visits with trips to Chicago Muscatine Denver and beyond.

C. A. Speer Des Moines Mabel Livingston Lola Wells Hughes Milwaukee Wisconsin Nordica Wells Duke Con Benjamin Chicago Duke Paul McGraw Woody” Richards Lester Leeper

Home visit ends. OsKaloosa family returns from Sage home

Mrs Falter Graves and children Margaret and Walter return to their Oskaloosa home after a visit at the Frank Sage residence. The item links a quip about losing bets to enjoying Oh Boy root beer at a fountain. Hog prices top at 11.35 with no weather report.

Falter Graves Margaret Walter Oskaloosa Frank Sage

Successful Test of Parachute for Plane At Detroit

A large 60 foot parachute system attached to a Detroit Aircraft Corp plane was tested at 2,500 feet. Pilot Vance Breze shut off the motor and permitted a controlled drift to earth after a nose dive. A smaller pilot chute deployed first followed by the 60 foot main chute, demonstrating crash safety potential.

Detroit Mich U.P Pilo Vance Breze Detroit Aircraft Corporation Bigese

Pioneer Grandma Barr Remains Busy at 88 in Wayland

Wayland correspondent recalls Grandma Barr born Margaret Morganstern in Boston 1842. Active in town life, she lives alone at 88, handles most chores, and still attends local events. Barr celebrated her 88th birthday in January and recalls early family stories from Boston including her father’s shop and dusty memories of school and gardens.

Wayland Pioneer Grandma Barr D. H. Barr Main Street Margaret Morganstern Boston Mass Mary Sde May

Mrs Barr and family noted for long community ties

Local column recounts Mrs. Margaret Barr of Vincent Ohio and family history. It mentions her marriage to David H. Barr in 1858, Civil War service of her husband, moves across Iowa and Ohio, four sons, and Golden Wedding in 1908. Also recalls her long residence in Wayland and vivid reminiscences of farm life and Grandma Barr’s kitchen.

Bunker Hill Monument Mariette Ohio Washington County Vincent Mary Charley Payne Mt. Pleasant Margaret Mrs. Barr Washington State C. O Pearl Barr Iowa Edgar Payne Lves Shiloh Keokuk Chriss Unteraher Jacob Stauffer George Charles Co Eddie Ezra Eicher Wayland

Correction corrects junior college student listed Scranton

A published list misidentified Marenerite Scranton as Frank Scranton and now corrects the error. The note also mentions Mrs S W Wallace and travels of families to Des Moines Davenport and Norway for teaching posts, with casual family reflections and remarks at the table.

Frank Scranton

Ward’s Store sale dominates Corner chatter in brief notices

Local items note Ward’s Store sale on the Corner and numerous residents traveling or visiting. George Buckley resumes writing his mother after a recovery. Others include Guy Evans family visiting Bloomington, Henrietta Ellis nursing there, and Des Moines trips by Mr. and Mrs. Beiter and Mrs. Boyd Berdo with son Charles.

T. W. Talbot Rock Island George Buckley Ward Guy Evans Bloomington Visi Henrietta Vb. F. Mace Washington A. Beiter Des Moines Boyd Berdo Charles Charles Mullen, Jr Kenwood Iowa Verle Gallagher

Local families depart for conferences and return home

Nate Black Mrs Emma Black and Rev JH Callier leave for Cedar Rapids to attend the SME conference. The Calliers praise Washington citizens as they depart and request good thoughts for them. Sam Raymond Hall Mrs Arnold Hall and Ben Woodruff travel to Indianapolis after visiting the A Hall home. Florence Hall vacationing from nurses training in Kansas City accompanies them.

Nate Black Emma Black J.H. Callier Cedar Rapids Calliers Journal Washington Sam Raymond Hall Arnold Hall Ben Woodruff Indianapolis A. Hall Florence Hall Kansas City

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