Harold Bain Visits Parents Last Evening
Harold Bain visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bain last evening, spending time with family at home.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1928
Page
8
Harold Bain visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bain last evening, spending time with family at home.
In Brighton Homer Brinton reports hunting damage on a farm and warns trespassers no further entry will be tolerated. The notice dated 31 Feb appears with Lloyd Wells and his orchestra having played a town dance and departing for Ottumwa on Tuesday.
L 8S Hewitt named manager of the Farmers Shipping Association in West Chester Iowa. Calls to the store welcome stock shipments. Weekend visits include Mr and Mrs R Gaines of Fairfield staying with Mr and Mrs R D Arnold and Mrs Gaines parents, Mr and Mrs Fred Jones. Motion pictures of a New Ford car shown at New Graham Theatre on Feb 1 and 2. Ainsworth visitors included Mr and Mrs Jesse Pearson and children. Out of town shoppers included several Brinton Vaneius McCarty Young Rothschild parties. Cedar township trustees will receive road bid at 1:30 pm Monday Feb 6 at the township clerk Morton Emde home. bids may be rejected. Morton Emde Township Clerk West Chester
Miss Mae McNamara of Iowa City visits her father J. E. McNamara. Mrs Carrie Hendrik of Mexic Missouri visits her mother Mrs Ed Miksch for a few days.
A stove overheated and sparked a blaze destroying the Witwer Grocer company warehouse and offices in Marshalltown Iowa causing about 100000 dollars in losses It marks the third major Marshalltown fire within six weeks totaling around 400000 dollars The Witwer company is a branch of the Witwer Wholesale Grocery of Cedar Rapids Iowa.
Russell A. Barcroft 69 a farmer stockman near Des Moines left home at noon yesterday and wrote a note fearing insanity before shooting himself in his automobile on Des Moines street late yesterday afternoon Relatives said he was in good spirits earlier that day.
London Feb 1 Turkish newspapers report a revolution in southern Russia with the Soviet government mobilizing war and military forces. The British ambassador advised authorities Crimea ports closed by floating mines. No confirmation yet. Earlier reports of revolutionary activity were officially denied and likely unfounded.
Washington reports the world will learn the complete story of the submarine S-3 once it reaches Guantanamo Bay Cuba. Admiral Brumby’s message confirms the sub was picked up by other submarines after a three day radio silence, the department speculating a temporarily disabled radio caused the outage.
Washington February 1 Filipino resident commissioner Guevana suffered a heart attack in the capital building yesterday and spent a night at an emergency hospital described as fairly comfortable. He was conscious early today.
Chicago police said claims that teller James Dillon and accomplices were involved in the $385,000 Industrial State Bank robbery are myths. Dillon and four others were arrested. $19,000 of loot recovered. The teller was found bound and gagged after a Sunday kidnapping with two bandits who opened vault time locks Monday.
Gov. Al Smith decides to present months of evidence against Florence L. S. Knapp former New York secretary of state to a grand jury. Indictments expected include forgery false audits illegal removal of state records and grand larceny related to 197000 in census salaries. Knapp resigned after findings by special commissioner Randall J. Le Boeuf Jr.
Ainsworth residents Mrs T H Will Mr and Mrs H R Baker and Mrs Will Brown attended an oyster supper at the MEK church Friday evening and visited Mr Brown at the hospital in Washington. He returned home Monday and is doing fine. Fred and Emma Schroeder visited the Gerdes home Sunday. Irene Gerdes celebrated a birthday last Friday evening.
Iowa State College reports Decembers poultry yield from 201 flocks totaling 51,364 hens average 4.6 eggs per hen. Top producer G A Hoverman Alta Vista Chickasaw county with 114 hens 1,985 eggs. F F Cold Tama led receipts with 8,938 eggs and $551.94. Total production 229,359 eggs. receipts $6,519.06. feed cost $6,930.44. gross profit $9,076.19.
The text notes neighbors surprised a woman, her mother served ice cream and angel food cake later. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Wood and family attended Mrs. Stewart’s funeral at the Methodist church in Ainsworth Sunday afternoon. Several relatives and friends are named with local visits and a Farmers' Union meeting planned at the schoolhouse Tuesday.
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