Local visitors and birthday celebration noted
Mr and Mrs Glen Linder and Harley Linder of Dodge Center Minnesota are visiting their parents Mr and Mrs J B Linder for about a week. They helped celebrate Mrs J E Linders birthday yesterday. Charles Hebner is ill at his home. Richard Owen thanks helpers who aided his win of a bicycle for selling nine three year subscriptions to the Saturday Evening Post. Robert and Lois Hanna of Esama shopped here yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Goodfellows
Goodfellow
Evening Journal Goodfellow
Glen Linder
Harley Linder
Dodge Center
Minn
J. B. Linder
J. E. Linder
Charles Hebner
Richard Owen
Will M. Bailey
Journal
Bailey
North
Marion Ave
Louis Soukup
Muscatine
A. d. Schulte
Herman Strub
Iowa City
Henry Sendbushler
West Point
Adams
Houghton
Walter Boeckman
Lone Tree
Henry Corcoran
Collins
Hills
C. A. van Waus
Richmond
Monsignor Jacobsmeier
St. Mary's Parish
Mary Mapel
Fred Moss
Cilek
Moss Place
Louisa Wombacher
Rose
Raymond Dautremont
Local shoppers visit town headlines
Mrs Walter Fisher of a was here on business to ay 8 R Wallace of Kalona shopped here today Mrs Ed Horn of Kalona was here on business yester day Mrs Harvey Barnes of pa shopped here to Mr Turner of the Turner Clothing Co of Sigourney was here on business this morning Dr E Young of Keota shop ped here last evening Mrs Howard Huston of Columbus Junction spent the afternoon here yesterday Her husband came for her last eve ning Mrs Fred Anwyl and daughter Isabele of Crawfords ville shopped here yesterday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Wallace
Kalona
Ed Horn
Turner
Turner Clothing Co
Sigourney
Dr. E. Young
Keota
Howard Huston
Columbus Junction
Fred Anwyl
Isabele
Crawfordsville
Washington Lodge Minutes and Rail Schedule Summary
Washington Lodge No 26 A M meets first Friday monthly with Secretary A W Yard and W Bey presiding. Train timetable lists daily and mixed trains with stops at county seats and various towns. notes No 3 and 4 stop for California passengers and No 11 serves Fl Paso and beyond. L Goodlander agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Lodge
A. J
A. M
H. Bey
A. W. Yard
Golden State Limited
Washington-Oskaloosa
California
Fl Paso
Brighton
Fairfield
Eldon
Belknap
Centerville
Seymour
Allerton
Princeton
Spickards
Exvelator Springs
Liberty
L. Goodlander
Keota resident Grand ma visits son in Washington
Mrs BE J White of Keota known as Grand ma visits her son Jim White manager of Washington Lumber and Fuel. Several local residents are noted shopping in Washington with reports of travel and small social events across Keota Wellman Kalona and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. J. White
Keota
Jim White
Washington Lumber and Fuel Company
Local births and discharges reported at Washington county hospital
Mrs. James Harter and Mrs. Harry Merrifield were discharged yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Wagenknecht of Ainsworth welcomed a son at 2:50 yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kleese became parents of a baby boy at 9:00 this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hotle welcomed a daughter at 10:30 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harter
Washington County Hospital
Harry Merrifield
Ainsworth
Herman Wagenknecht
Ralph Kleese
Jim Hotle
Local social notes from Winfield and area
Mrs Donald Coates of Winfield formerly Helen Schoonover was here yesterday. Mrs Dewey Weeks of Riversid e shopped here yesterday. Mrs W C Richardson of Keota was here yesterday. Miss Doris Benn will leave Sunday for Seattle to visit relatives over the holidays. Mrs Ralph Neff of Packwood visiting at Mrs A M Cavinesss became ill yesterday. Leland Morrison attends state convention of Ice Cream Manufacturers at Waterloo yesterday and today. Mrs S S Douglas of Fairfield ill in Burlington hospital recuperating from major operation. Morrison frequently travels to Burlington to be with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Coates
Winfield
Helen Schoonover
Dewey Weeks
Riverside
W. C. Richardson
Keota
Doris Benn
Seattle
Wash
Ralph Neff
Packwood
A. M. Caviness
Leland Morrison
Waterloo
8S. C. Douglas
Fairfield
Burlington
Morrison
Overcoming Morbid Sensitiveness Through Self-Control
A sufferer seeking relief must take himself in hand with determination as one would conquer a quick temper or a habit. The aim is to become a whole man by addressing inner flaws and transforming behavior.
Tangier Island: From John Smith to a Crab Capital
Tangier Island in Chesapeake Bay was named by Captain John Smith in 1608. By 1650 to 1666 it passed to two Cornishmen who settled 14 fishing families, growing to about 2,000 residents. The island is 2.5 miles by 4 miles with 8 foot wide streets and canals used for boat transport. crowded homes share buildings as Tangier earns the nickname America’s soft-shell crab capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangier Island
Chesapeake Bay
John Smith
Tangier
America
Surprise and Fear in the First Instance
The text discusses how surprise, even when joyous, resembles fright due to its unexpected nature. It notes that blinking is common for both baby and adult and that surprise remains tied to fear throughout life.
Victoria Regia Water Lily Creates Giant Leaves
A water lily named Victoria Regia grows the world’s largest leaves, often 30 to 40 feet across. The leaves rise at the edges and float on water, resembling giant trays. A man can easily sit in one of these leaves.
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Victoria Regia
T. T. T. Has Meeting at Crawfordsville
Chapter L of TTT held its December meeting Monday night at the country home of Mrs Grace Robertson with Margaret Ferris assisting. The group enjoyed Christmas Bridge and a gift exchange, with refreshments in red and green. Guests included Mrs Lye Duncan, Bidora Duncan, and Esther Solander.
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Crawfordsville
4Chapter L
TTT
Grace Robertson
Margaret Ferris
Ly’e Duncan
Bidora Duncan
Esther Solander
St Marys Bazaar and Chicken Dinner Draw Large Riverside Crowd
St Marys parishBazaar and chicken dinner concluded with a large attendance. The event ran Tuesday and Wednesday under committees led by Joseph Knebel Joseph Libenguth Albert Rose and Louis Dautremont. Meals prepared by Mrs John Knittel Mrs John Kloppfer Mrs Joseph Hotka and Mrs Elmo Knittel. Entertainment featured Riversideschool band directed by O C Bergman and a German skit plus an operetta The Lemonade Stand by local students. A Rogues Gallery drew interest and photo contest. Net proceeds not yet announced.
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Riverside
St. Mary's Parish
Joseph Knebel
Joseph Libenguth
Albert Rose
Louis Dautremont
John Knittel
John Kloppfer
Joseph
Ruth Pogge
BE. J. Knittel
Rey G. Miller
Elmo Knittel
Measles Described As A Serious Global Scourge
The piece notes measles as one of mankind’s most severe plagues, mentioning its history of devastating populations and the broad impact of the disease on communities.
McLellan Store Forces Hold Christmas Party
The McLellan store force hosted a Christmas gathering after dinner at Congress hotel. Attendees later met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Welsh and Mrs. F A Stow and children Frederick and Bob. Names were drawn and gifts exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLellan
Congress
Don Welsh
F. A. Stow
Frederick
Bob
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Robert and
Lois Hanna
Esama
Yesterda
Manning Bowman Electric
Limoges
Iowa
Underwood
H. E. Busby
South
Walter Fisher
Harvey Barnes
Toay
OO. B
J. Co. McKay
Agen
Washington State Bank
Garnet
Hebner
Vida Stewart
McAvoy's
Chicago
Vv. F. W. Aux. Food Sale
Sat
Washington Cleaners
Gerald Howard
W. L. Rukgaber Hardware Store
Reister & Sons
J. M. Kelly
Wellman
Annie R. Schroeder
Mary Nick
B. L. Wilson
Kely
P. C. Woods
East Seventh Street
East Second
Rock Island
Wade ER. Pence
Loretta Miler
William KR Lewis
Olivia Cook
L. R. Baker
Ed Gilbert
John Hamill
Cloid Willits
Des Moines
Doris Skola
Denver
Fred Skola
Marguerite Pierce
Kalong
Harry Bishop
Clu
W. J. Brown
B. Luithly
Rubio
Eve
the Chocolate Shop
Johnson’s Grocery and Market
Kansas
Tone
Omas
Ross Alexander
Anita
Hollywood
Music Racks
McKay
Crawfordgville
Wazaar
Ulmer Ries
Bob Stoner
Flora Knebel
Alma Miller
Frank Speidel
Elizabeth Knebel
St. Mary's Bazaar
Kurtz
B. Carton
McLellan Force
Lars
South Side Square
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