Dandy Pipe Selection and Leading Cigar Brands Offered
If father or brother smokes a pipe we have a dandy selection to offer. Also all the leading brands of cigars and cigarettes in fancy packages.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1932
Page
6
If father or brother smokes a pipe we have a dandy selection to offer. Also all the leading brands of cigars and cigarettes in fancy packages.
Mr and Mrs R G Ayers of Iowa City visited Friday and Saturday at the Busby home. Jersey Milk AL & PB Store 2642. JESSIE McCleery returns to Town City for studies at the University today and tomorrow to work during Christmas trade at Nicola and Harmon bookstore. Miss Bertha Benda spent the week end at Pleasant Plain. Mr and Mrs Clem Kessell of near Brighton are parents of a baby girl born last night at 9 45 weighing four pounds. The mother was Miss Anna Dougall before marriage. Jersey Milk Sept AL PB Store 2642. Miss Helen Coffey spent Sunday at her Wellman home. Reports from near Wellman say dogs killed about 55 turkeys at the Burrell Foster place Friday night. Attention American Legion auxiliary Regular December meeting Wednesday Dec 21 at Legion rooms at 2 30 p m.
Mrs. C. M. Presley departs this afternoon for Amarillo Texas after visiting at the E. Cline home. She is the mother of Mrs. Hubert Cline. J. Z. Hinshaw returns to work at the A and P after influenza illness. Mrs. Howard B. Gardner and son Hoyt of Wellman shop here. Mrs. Howard Stewart and Mrs. Edgar Stewart of West Chester visit on business. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jones visit from near Cotter at Mrs. Lewis Klein’s home. Fred Kloppenstein of Wayland brings Dennis and Gerald Stutzman to junior college.
Mr and Mrs Dale Ayers of Wellman welcomed a daughter born yesterday morning at the home of Mrs Ayers mother, Lucille Raymond formerly Mrs Raymond. Mrs Will Anwyl and the Anwyls of Crawfordsville visited in Washington today. Various residents including Br Cortum Paul Howell Mildred Morris Alma Beck and Fred Ginkens were noted in town today with business or visits.
A NIRA report notes poultry going to market despite low prices. Mrs. Joe Jiadek delivered about 57 geese on Monday. Mrs. Adolph Gislain spent the weekend in Davenport. Farmers plan to harvest ice this week or next. Several NIRA fellows did some butchering. Mrs. Robt. McDowell, ill at Dan Stiner home, is slowly improving.
In Columbus Junction the combined high school glee club directed by Mrs Genevieve Fedderson will present a vesper service in the high school auditorium Sunday at 5 pm. The section notes other local items including obituaries, sales reports, tax lists, Red Cross efforts, and community visits.
Olds and Wyman boys basketball clash called off Tuesday evening since only four players could compete. Neighbors helped John Widmer family after a chimney fire. heavy snow blocked flames. A deep freeze hit the area with 18 degrees below zero reported, the coldest in years.
A description notes an insect with a thread-like neck and a very long slender body supported by six long legs. The front pair grasp prey and rest in a kneeling pose resembling a person praying. Adults reach about three inches and are pale green.
Scott Furniture Co. promotes a new compact radio named Pirate Chest Majestic, styled like an old chest with a top speaker and dials inside. Close the lid to deepen tone and enhance brightness, making it a novel Christmas gift option for living room kitchen or sickroom use.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Carbaugh entertained about forty E. O. W. club members and families with a chicken dinner and Christmas exchange. Katheryn Hardy, Kathryn Vacha, Goldie Carbaugh, and Darwin Vacha performed, Santa arrived with gifts, and the Graysons prepared for a winter trip to California.
Miss Fannie Shelton’s funeral drew relatives from Oskaloosa including Mr. and Mrs. Ray Page and Maurice, Mrs. Kate Moon, and Mrs. Alice Evans. Other items note Helen Hamilton’s weekend visit and court reporting work in January, and local holiday store events and cards. George Maxwell, former mayor, is reported seriously ill at his West Washington home.
Mr and Mrs Chester L Patterson are parents of a daughter born December 12. Grandmother Mrs L S Patterson is visiting at their Springfield Illinois home. Patterson is visiting at the home of daughter Mrs Glenn Laffer in Ft Dodge. Buy your Christmas cards now Journal building upstairs.
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