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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1933

Page

6

Mrs. Bickel and Lyne kin visit from Chicago

Mrs. W. F. Bickel and daughter Verna returned from Chicago with the Century of Progress guests Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lyne of Oskaloosa. The Lynes visited the Bickel home, while Mrs. Lyne is Mrs. Bickel’s sister. The Bunce family will host their grandson John Lyman Bunce of Des Moines this week.

W. F. Bickel Verna Chicago Russell Lyne Oskaloosa Lyns Bickel Lyne Lyman Bune John Lyman Bunce Des Moines Virginia McCutchan John Ralph Bunce

New sponge rubber arch support aids natural arch relief

A new sponge rubber metatarsal arch support complements the natural arch support to relieve arch strain. The device adds cushioning for the metatarsal area, aiming to reduce fatigue and improve comfort in daily wear.

Miss Helen Livingston to Attend UCLA This Weekend

Local notes list Miss Helen Livingston heading to Los Angeles to enroll at the University of California Los Angeles. Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs W A Herbrechtsmeyer of Charles City and many attending fairs and events in Chicago and Keokuk.

Helen Livingston Los Angeles University of California At W. A. Herbrechtsmeyer Charles City W. A. Gibson Charles Barker Chicago Earl Barker Minneapolis University of Minnesota

Washington Day at Iowa State Pair Caravan Planned

Washington Day is announced for Wednesday with a caravan leaving in the morning led by the Municipal band. Cars will be decorated to identify Washington and promote the community at the fair plaza. Residents urged to join, notify President Scott of the Better Washington club by Tuesday evening. drivers admitted free.

Washington Iowa State Municipal Bend Scott Washington Club Scott Furniture Store

Funeral of T. H. Jones Held Today

Funeral services for Thomas Hugh Jones a 69 year old Col umbus City township farmer were held at his home at 2 30 pm at Zion Congregational church Rev M G Jones of Clarks Nebraska officiated and burial was in Cambrian cemetery Born in Aberystwyth Wales February 5 1864 he settled in the Welsh settlement and later bought a farm near Columbus City. Mrs W S Tannery dies in Columbus Junction

Columbus Junction Thomas Hugh Jones Columbus City Township Zion Congregational Church M. G Jones Clarks, Nebr Cambrian Cemetery Jones Aberysttwyth Wales

Dr Glen Rowley Attends Davenport District Communion

Dr Glen Rowley of Mt Vernon Davenport district superintendent attended the Methodist church service yesterday morning. He and Leigh W Soule assisted Dr Witzigman in conducting the communion. Paul Gard of Cedar Rapids sang a fine vocal solo with his wife at the piano. Rowley’s daughter Margaret accompanied him.

Glen Rowley Mt. Vernon Davenport Leigh W. Soule Witzigman Paul Gard Cedar Rapids

Local residents share visits across towns

Winfield hosts Mr and Mrs C L Rogers and four sons while John EB Long hosts guests. Howard Wright and family visited Wade Ferguson home in Wellman with Treva Ferguson returning for weekend. Cotter near residents Mrs Jones and son visit church. Lisbon’s Constance Gardner visits her uncle Harry Sizer. Charles Brown travels to Montana for two weeks. Des Moines residents Mrs C A Gruber and Betty Lou visit Shelabarger parents. Shellabarger family moves to Waterloo as Paul Shellabarger stays in Chicago.

C. L. Rogers Winfield John EB. Long Howard Wright George Ferguson Wade Ferguson Wellman Treva Ferguson W. E. Jones Near Cotter Jones John Jones Constance Gardner Lisbon Harry Sizer Charles Brown Montana P. G. Widmer Mr Swartz Wayland Art Swift Dorothy Morrison Cedar Rapids Bertha Benda Gale McCannon Ray Minick C. A. Gruber Betty Lou Des Moines Gruber H. M. Shelabarger Paul Shellabarger Waterloo Shellabarger Chicago

Duncan families reunion and local sports results at Columbus Junction

In Columbus Junction Aug 26 about seventy attended the Duncan families reunion at Chautauqua park. Officers reelected were Harry Edwards president Ada Hamil vice president Nevada Acheson secretary treasurer. Winfield Kittenball beat Cotter six three and Standard Oilers defeated Cairo eleven six. Nevada Acheson returned from University Hospital Iowa City after an operation. Several visitors from across states stopped by including Hilton Barker from Hawaii visiting J H Barker and others from Leavenworth Kansas Rock Island St Paul Minn and Davenport. Farm Bureau women of Columbus City township held activities.

Columbus Junction Duncan Columbua Chautauqua Park Harry Edwards Ada Hamil Nevada Acheson Winfield Cotter Standard Oilers Cairo Fairgrounds Iowa City Bruce St. Paul Minn R. J. McCleary Farm Bureau Columbus City

Explosion at What Cheer Kills Four in Store Blast

Four men die in What Cheer Iowa blast blamed on unknown ignition. Two killed instantly when ceiling collapsed on them during the store explosion in Keokuk County. Fire departments from Oskaloosa Sigourney Belden and Hornbuckle aided. total loss about 30,900 with stock and fixtures insured for 2,000.

Mathers Bruhn Oskaloosa Sigourney Belda Hornbure Harlan Roland What Cheer Keokuk County

Oskaloosa Takes Close Horseshoe Match At Washington

Eight horseshoe pitchers from Oskaloosa defeated Washington eight to seven in a tight contest of 32 games to 31. Each side has won a game, rubber match expected soon. Crowd witnessed the close score as Washington's four top pitchers were away. Participants included Sam Warren Ernie Miller Dewey Davis Carson Wilson Ray Steinbeck William Roberta Meredith and Blattner.

Horseshoe Oskaloosa Washington Andy Blattner Mr. Blattner Sam Warren Ernie Miller Dewey Davis Carson Wilson Ray Steinbeck William Roberta Meredith Blattner

Record expected Labor Day crowd at Century of Progress

Chicago on August 28 predicts record turnout for Labor Day at the Century of Progress with Gen. Hugh Johnson as principal speaker. John Fitzpatrick and Ruben G. Soderstrom anticipate the largest fair crowd, centering events in the Hall of Science with delegations from Illinois and neighboring states arriving to greet Gen Johnson.

Chicago Hugh Johnson NRA Johnson Washington John Fitzpatrick Chicago Federation of Labor Ruben G. Soderstrom Illinois Federation of Labor Fitzpatrick Illinois Moline Gen Lenox R. Lohr

Balloon tire inventor Alden IL namesake

Inventor Putnam of Lansing Michigan is credited with the balloon tire design, widely reported as originating in Alden Illinois. The claim ties the invention to Putnam from Lansing with the balloon tire concept gaining traction in early automotive history.

Alden IL Putnam Lansing Mich

Dr Hender Joins Clearview Sanitarium Staff in Davenport

Dr R A Hender after post graduate study at Palmer School of Chiropractic Davenport joins staff at Clearview Psychopathic Sanitarium Davenport in addition to ongoing postgraduate work He will return to Washington Wednesdays and Saturdays but will miss next Wednesday. Local notes list extended family visits and upcoming meetings including Eureka Ladies Aid event August 30 with Leona Finch.

R. A. Hender Palmer School of Chiropractic Davenport Clearview

Hear Eastwood Jr Sermon at Keota on Vacation

Twenty Washington residents attended a Keota service to hear Rev. Walter Eastwood Jr. preach at a union Presbyterian Baptist United Presbyterian gathering. He is vacationing from his pastorate in Iselin New Jersey. He previously spoke at Keota last Sunday while a Princeton Seminary student. Attendees included Mrs. R L McGugin Mrs W M Fitzwilliam Mr and Mrs Will Kerr Mr and Mrs Will Graff Mr and Mrs Ivan Rehmel Mr and Mrs George Clapper Mr Will Cook Mr and Mrs A R Schmoeller and daughter Lucile Miss Margaret Alice Stewart Dr FLW Eastwood Sherr Welch and daughter Mrs Esther Condit and Miss Capitola Brindley.

Washington Keota Phio Walter Eastwood Presbyterians Baptist United Presbyterians Iselin Keota Princeton Seminary R. L. McGugin W. M Fitzwilliam

Local residents share news from Wellston and beyond

Mrs. W. H. Brinning moves to Washington near A L Young's. Clyde Knight and Cairo Nebraska couple welcome Peggy Ann a three pound twelve ounce daughter. David family visits from Stanwood attend church and visit friends. Estelle David, sixth grade teacher in Oakland near Shenandoah. Evelyn Van Zanty Grinnell becomes bookkeeper at Iowa Continental. Fastwood Eastwood World’s Fair trip to Chicago. revival return. Stella Palmer Audrey Palmer travel Stuart Sioux Falls Woodbury county. Beatrice Wilson returns to Crawfordsville Journal. Alm family visits Ream Carson. Edwin Alm cousin of Ream. Helen Bailey Davyenport visits Ed Mick. Livingstons plan Winterset trip then Chicago. Net Samson to Chicago and Jackson MI. Claude Tucker family return from Aurora after world's fair.

W. H. Brinning Estelle Stanwood United Presbyterian Church Friends Davidson Dave McLaughlin Edwin Earl Simpson D. N Anwyl Oakland Shenandoah Evelyn van Zanty Grinnell Iowa Continental Telephone Office D. N Anwylom Fastwood Walter Eastwood Iselin N. J Chicago Walter Fastwood Stella Palmer Audrey Palmer Stuart Iown Sioux Falls S. C Woodbury County Beatrice Wilson Journal Office Crawfordsville Edwin Alm Laverne Lucille Alm Alfred Johnson Rockford, Ill Ream Carson J. E. Ream W T. Carson Helen Bailey Davyenport Ed Mick Dave Livingston Dave Bob Winterset

Keifer Improves After Illness and Home Care

W J Keifer, once very ill, is reported to be improving and sat up in a chair on Saturday. He spent time in hospital but is now cared for at home. Auctioneer D F Macon of Washington Iowa notes. Miriam Palmer and Mrs R L Coulter plan to travel to Newton Tuesday for Palmer household goods and to Des Moines for the state fair. Raymond Fritz went to Des Moines Saturday for the state fair.

W. J. Keifer D. F. Macon Washington Iowa Miriam Palmer R. L. Coulter Newton Palmer Des Moines

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