Mrs. William Reubsam Visits Daughter in Riverside
Mrs. William Reubsam visits at her daughter Mrs. Quinn’s home in Riverside.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1924
Page
8
Mrs. William Reubsam visits at her daughter Mrs. Quinn’s home in Riverside.
The Journal lists Court Whist score cards for sale at low cost and items from West Side Clothiers including a 25 percent discount on coats. Mrs Elmer Engman visits Rock Island. Prof Gailord Troe's family travels from Durant and mourns a Minneapolis death. Blanket sale prices noted. Winifred Allen assists at Ward store. Verle Harrison home for Christmas. city water shut off at 8 AM for water main repair.
If you are on the north side of the square in the coming days and frost allows, peek into our east window to view the French Walnut Bed Room Suite and into the west window to see the Dining Room Suite. Both are described as good looking.
Mrs Peter Openberg visits Rock Island for a son's operation. Crail's advertises steep cloak discounts from 20 to 32 percent with examples among $22.75 to $54.60 items. Other notices mention visits, auctions, and storage services, plus battery care and a wardrobe of linens and comforts.
A long list of visits and farewells across Iowa and nearby towns includes Miss Mildred Martin of South Pasadena visiting Miss Elsie Minick in Fairfield, Marvin Williamson visiting Des Moines relatives, and many others returning home or traveling for holidays. The item notes teachers, sales staff, and residents from Crawfordsville to Sigourney with several marriages licenses issued locally.
A year of heavy American success with 17 overall victories across tracks, fields, tennis, golf, boxing, rowing, and horse racing. The Paris Olympics featured notable setbacks on track led by Harold Abrahams and Paavo Nurmi, though U S athletes excelled in many other events and secured Davis Cup, Walker Cup, and golf titles.
International sports results show United States as champion in swimming boxing amateur boxing wrestling winter sports rugby soccer shooting horse racing golf and various events with runners up including Sweden Australia Great Britain Great Britain France Argentina Finland Norway Uruguay France France France France.
Bob Cannefax the three cushion billiard champion and Willie Hoppe the balkline ace have agreed that the loser of a forthcoming special will earn a right to challenge for a second contest. The second match will be awarded to the western site, either Pittsburgh or Chicago, with Cannefax favoring Chicago. Cannefax insists the title cannot change hands until the champion wins through the national competition.
England estimates suggest top ten players could challenge Paavo Nurmi in a five set match. The average volleying singles player covers about 2 percent more miles, and the winner would typically swing the racket about 705 times.
Bridgeport heavyweight Jack Delaney who KOed Paul Berlenbach months ago and left a string of fallen rivals was seen on Friday night at Madison Square Garden blasting Paul Reed of Boston. A California promoter predicted Delaney would be welcomed on the Pacific coast.
Arne Borg, Sweden’s champion swimmer, is due in New York January 15 and will compete at the national A A U championships in San Francisco where he is billed as a major rival to Johnny Weissmuller. Weissmuller defeated Borg decisively in the Olympic championship last summer.
Sammy Mandel of Rockford II and Sid Terris of New York meet at Madison Square Garden in February a bout that could pressure Benny Leonard to defend or vacate his lightweight title. The New York Boxing Commission backs a similar decisive approach to the lightweight ranks as it nears finishing its featherweight tournament.
The six eastern powers Cornell Princeton Columbia Dartmouth Yale and Pennsylvania start the national championship week with a Yale at Pennsylvania game in Philadelphia on Saturday. Early results hint that Princeton or Pennsylvania may claim the title as the others have stumbled.
European heavyweight champion Erminio Spalla knocks out American Nathan Wisinius in the opening round in Turin Italy. Readers in Lincoln Nebraska report Elbert Bloodgood a quarterback and Douglas Myers a fullback declared ineligible for further play at the University of Nebraska.
Prof Hornell Hart of Bryn Mawr College told an American Statistical Association meeting in Chicago the city gained 60 000 negroes and 150 000 foreign immigrants between 1910 and 1920 while native whites increased by 25 000 and births exceeded deaths by about 260 000. He noted foreign immigration would affect urban population growth and that the general urban trend has not peaked.
An Ainsworth businessman J. K. Beal was recorded as visiting town. An old newspaper note recalls 175 years ago the butter price rose to thirteen cents per pound and the editor registered a protest.
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