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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1925

Page

8

Local Marriage Licenses and Community Updates

Local marriage licenses issued for Cloyd R. Whitlock Velma J. Younkin Riverside. William H. Davis Flor i and Mia Helle Waterhouse Brighton Otto Oswald Suter Crawfordsville Kathryn Wenger Wayland. Various residents visit, travel, or recover including Rev W B Shelley Eldon revival, George Dickerson visiting family, Harry Dickerson travels to Valley Junction, Mrs M A Hunter and daughter Gwendolen to Oskaloosa, Mrs W A Stephen returns to Keota, and others visiting friends in Sigourney Ainsworth Muscatine Cedar Rapids and Kulona.

Cloyd RB

Local Social Notes And Visits In Washington Area

Mrs Cher ry hosts hot lunches. Nellie Link spent the weekend with friends in Jews City. Mr and Mrs Hernan Twinan of Crawfordsville visited Washington last evening. Mr and Mrs R J McKiernan of Ainsworth attended the White Shrine Ceremonial. Mrs Neal Anwy of Columbus Junceton visited Washington friends. Mrs W A Stephen of Keota visited Homer Stephen and family. Mrs Henry Dupuis traveled from Keota to attend the Shrine ceremony. Two girls needed in the packing room at American Pearl Button Co. Mr and Mrs J D Dayton and Miss Wilda Augustine of West Chester attended Shrine festivities. Floyd Harvey to Davenport on business. Mrs Verne Madden and son Billy visiting Erichton then Richland. Bron sows to farrow mid April to be sold at Rood Davis late, Fri Feb 26. C G Schmoellar returned from Kansas City and Lee’s Summit. Miss Edna McKimmey returned from Des Moines on short business. Dr Henry Hull returned from Florida after special work in Chicago. Gone about two weeks. J W Bnelin left on business trip to St Louis. A group plans to drive to see America in theatres. Mr and Mrs Toppan Johnson of Wellman shopping today. Mr and Mrs G W Dodder and daughter Miss May of Muscatine visiting Washington friends. Dodder family formerly lived east of Washington on Ira Nathmel’s farm. H C Landmesser of Atlantic arrived to join Graham’s store as assistant manager to Spies. Mrs Landmesser also arrived. They will housekeeping at once.

Wellman Clara Mra Ike D Bedford Karttey Bell Frerette Curl Iowa Die Jones W. S. Baird North English Savings Bar Jie Susie Whietstine Iowa City Ralph Suavely Whietstine HH Wilson Wa City Cedar Rapids Dubuquet Pete Perkins Farmers Union Davenport T. D. Adams Des Moines Sis Jim Marrow Adams Harry Taylor Gardner and Hambright Lumber Company Colfax W. A. Seigler New York City W. W. Seigler Art Anderson Max McCrabb Russell Weingarden Roy Durian Wed Burlington Grant Miller McIntosh Kalena Grant Snyder Lon Adams Korer Beck Henry Durian Ladies Home Missionary Society Lewseadders Gross Kinross Perry Stephens Fred Klockenteger Ontrrio California

Trees and Air Safe From Poison Gas

A readable fragment explains trees release oxygen through leaf pores and absorb poisonous gases. It emphasizes trees create a healthier living and playing environment by filtering air and providing fresh oxygen. The tone is educational and simple.

End Me Me The Boss Is The Family Who Begins Sentences

The readable fragments show a talky line about family bias and rhetoric. No clear event or names emerge. context appears editorial or humorous, noting who starts sentences with a pronoun in a family setting.

Duluth Herald

Commonplace Event Man's inhumanity headline

The message notes the cruel conduct of people on the road as a driver honks and a crowd disperses. It underscores the impact of reckless behavior and advertises a cautious approach to life while hinting at a moral lesson from daily experience.

Walnut Covered Cedar Chests Flew In

Four additional walnut covered cedar chests arrived today expanding the store’s walnut chest assortment. A varied stock of regular cedar chests in multiple sizes is also available.

Birthday Surprise For Mrs Clara Topping At Wellman

Wellman February 16 The Royal Neighbors organized a birthday surprise for Mrs Clara Topping with baskets and a visit from her daughter Mrs Ike Bedford. Several residents and visitors are mentioned with health, travel, and community notices across Wellman and nearby towns.

Ten-Year Items Now In Three-Year Run With Readers Noted

A brief note reflects that items once planned for ten years have stretched to three years, with continued reader attention noted across the community. The report highlights ongoing interest from the readership and the persistence of the effort through funding and timelines.

Frozen body found in Grinnell man’s neighborhood

The frozen and lifeless body of Lawrence Chamberlain, 33, was found today in the center of a vacant lot near his home. The mother said he left the house last evening without coat or hat and relatives noted he had not been feeling well. No visible signs of violence were seen.

Associated Press Grinnell Lawrence Chamberlain Chamberlain

Reed confirmation bill withdrawn as senate meets today

The senate planned to take up the Reed confirmation bill as its sole special order today but its author withdrew the measure late yesterday. In the house, Representative Berry's compulsory washing facilities bill for mining quarters was scheduled for debate at 10 o'clock.

Berry House Reed Senate

Charles Olds of Ainsworth in Washington on business

Charles Olds of Ainsworth is in Washington today to attend to business matters. He is expected to return later this week.

Charles Olds Ainsworth Washington

Remark by fan on surprising savings

An unidentified fan praised a surprising dime saving, calling it a great surprise and noting the reaction of others.

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