Christmas Savings Club opens to new deposits
Patrons opened all sizes of Christmas Savings Club accounts yesterday. Many new faces joined the group and made their first deposits into their new Club accounts.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1921
Page
8
Patrons opened all sizes of Christmas Savings Club accounts yesterday. Many new faces joined the group and made their first deposits into their new Club accounts.
Lyons residents, visitors and shoppers populate a Chillicothe area column. Conrad and Bruce Kinsel visit in Marigie Illinois then stop at the Heil home. Mrs. Carty Duncan returns to Columbus for a visit after a stay with the Ray Duncan family. Martin Henberger travels from Illinois to visit the John Henberger household. Local ads promote tire service, guarantees, and tube repairs by Iowa Tire Service at 212 South Iowa Ave. Mrs. Clyde Hillhouse and Lorece spend an evening with Al Tombason as she coaches Brighton high school oratory. Mrs. Coriton Wilson visits Burlington. Stella Frey and Miss Velde Adraine travel between towns. M. H. Pedderason heads to Oskaloosa to speak before the Rotary Club at a dinner. Advertising notes tout Parisian Sage hair care and Ml-O-Na stomach aid from Lemmon’s Pharmacy with money-back guarantees. Wardrobe promotes a trying-for-all motto. Miss Louise Deven visits the Henberger home from Streator Jr. Hebner’s burial vault advertises water-proofing at $65. Mrs. C. H. Hitchcock visits Rock Island. Farmers & Bank Christmas Savings club urges joining for money-saving fun.
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