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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1929
Page
8
Roy Durian neid of Wellman visited his mother Mrs. Frank Huber this morning. Mrs. P. J. Hoover of West Chester spent yesterday in Washing le, stopping by town for shopping.
Mrs Clark Hebert from Hollywood plans to attend the funeral of W. P. Met ami ley nd som husband Mr Bruce 1 Ip, who have been visiting relatives in Brighton and at home. Losin in Washington returned this week to her home.
Missary Numer and Miss Clara Eagle of the Commercial Savings Bank and Miss Heuke of the Washa Trust Co attended a function, illustrating active involvement of local banking staff in community affairs.
Fragmentary notice shows Mrs Ross Crawford's sale dated Feb 27 postponed. Ida Shearer visiting sister with Hoek Strawmorn for several weeks returns to Washington. I W Shenefelt and Oral Sweet head to South Bend Indiana for pills hinge. Pennsylvania visiting Mr and Mrs Boyd Bento. Sears reserved for February 28 event at Phillips Hebners tomorrow at 10.
Mrs J A Prey correspondent notes Mr and Mrs Jay Orr and family visited at home. Mr and Mrs Florian Lauder and children and Mr and Mrs Heil visited John Alvine’s home Sunday. Vance Colema and C C Syder were at Columbian Mabel Roth’s, aiding with work at Harry Resehley’s absence. Mary Marle visited Edd Richard man Johnson was a business ser at Wayland Wednesday. Ed Olson on day evening for her crite father.
Iowa legislators will return home for a week’s recess as three joint subcommittees study luxury taxes to boost state revenue by about 2 million dollars, aiming to reduce property levies. The tax research will guide a potential luxury tax bill after recess, while other committees plan junkets to inspect state needs and institutions.
J P Jones formerly of the dle ction is elected cashier of a newly organized bank at Sac City. Mr and Mrs George Masoniioides celebrate their 38th wedding anniversary with all children and grandchildren present at a Sunday dinner. Today' club met Wednesday with Miss Nettle Blair. Miss Hazel Hull of Morning Sun becomes stenographer at the K C Newel office. For results read Waa Ads.
Seats reserved for a second performance of Way Down East at Phillips and Ihners on February 28 starting at 10. R A Dawson spent the day at Cones fire business. Mary Reinert visited Columbus Syneti on Wednesday evening to hear the McWilliams orchestra. Mrs Alex Lytle arrived from Chicago to visit. Mrs Boyd Berdesler visited from Davenport. Simoring spent the day at R A Conner home. Kostner May from Burl svend spent the weekend with her mother Mrs G W Have you tear. Spessards tooth powder 25e. If you want with teeth try it.
Fragments show ee and Bina Porter moving into Mrs Nellie Clexy property. John Blacketer returned to What Cheer after visiting his daughter in law Mrs Panty noon. Mrs Frank Beay of Haskins entertained sisters Mrs Frank McFarlane of Washington and Mrs J Arnott of Chinook Wyoming. Mr and Mrs Ira Nordyke visited Brighton to attend Ida Simpson. Too late to classify for sale a year old jenny mule Crawfordsville coming three Karl Walker.
Mrs ROH Will visits Davenport friends while Douglas and Jean Will stay a few days with their grandmother Mrs Coulter ing f. Mrs Poe Smith spends day in Des Moines with her mother. Mrs Charles Werrick travels from Heaver City to Diagonal Iowa to visit a sister. Mr LF Valley Junction arrives, visits Guy Runnells' home. Mrs Romine from Keats shops locally. Mrs Roger Birdsell and daughter from Waterloo visit Dr and Mrs Wickham. Mrs Me Utterhace returns to Ainsworth. her mother Mrs Gensler is improving. Mable Munson from Crawfordsville shops out of town. Gem Photo Shop announces final day Feb 23. Ruth Mas and Clyde Dutham go to Des Moines for Lesson auxiliary convention. Mr and Mrs T G Hamston move to 28 East Main from 114 1 2 East Washington. Mr and Mrs J A Freshwaters relocate from Chester area. Joan Long travels to Havre to visit John Orvis home.
Mrs. Lucinda Ballard visits now Iowa for a seven night performance with sister, while Mr and Mrs A Warner travel to Trenton Missouri to visit CJ Warner home. Des Moines trips, Wel l ing to Princeton, and Charles Brower returning from Iowa City hospital are noted along with G am Photo shop offering week long portraits.
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