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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1930

Page

8

Local residents take short trips and shop in area towns

Local residents including Ann Kuottn us and Frieda White of Montgomery Ward travel to Chicago for the weekend. Geraldine Starr of Wellman shops locally. Mrs Winnie Palmers family heads to Wellman for the weekend, while Flora Dunbar and Grace Frazey shop in town. Dr Edward Wheelan to visit Riverside, and Dr F M Mahin of Ainsworth visits for business and shopping. Mrs Charles George returns home after an operation for appendicitis at the county hospital.

Ann Kuottn Frieda White Montgomery Ward Chicago

Robbery at Winterset Lumber Company

Two bandits robbed the F. L. Drennan Lumber Co in Winterset taking more than 200 dollars in cash checks and papers. They forced employee John H Heidbreder into a rear room and rifled the safe before fleeing east on highway 24 toward Des Moines.

Winterset U.P F. L. Drennan Lumber Company John H. Heidbreder Heidbreder Des Moines

First Electric Train Flies Into Cleveland Union Terminal

Sometime this month the first electric passenger train will speed over the rails into the new Cleveland Union Terminal as another milestone in the $80 million development is completed.

Cleveland Cleveland Union Terminal

Mt Vernon mayor ruling clarifies carry drink offense

Carry Davres was fined 10 dollars and costs for intoxication after police found a flask containing a good sized drink. Mayor W A Wamder ruled that carrying liquor in a bottle is not more serious than carrying it in the stomach, easing prior magistrate penalties of 100 dollars and costs.

MT. Vernon W. A. Wamder

Gray-haired bandit woman snatches nurse in busy store

Irene Yerry reports a nurse was grabbed by an elderly woman while buying a newspaper in a Poughkeepsie store. The suspect fled amid shoppers. Anna Marie Anderson, a student at Iowa, is visiting her father Frank Anderson’s home west of town for the weekend.

Poughkeepsie, N Irene Yerry Anna Marie Anderson Iowa Frank Anderson

Ice closes Lake Champlain in Willsboro area for third year

Residents around the southern end of Lake Champlain report the ice cover again closing the waters between Willsboro Point and Burlington on the same day for the third consecutive year. The unusual cold spell anchors ferries and alters local travel patterns.

Willsboro N.Y Lake Champlain Willsboro Point Burlington Int

New Nyal Goods Arrive as Store Invites Customers

A large shipment of Nyal goods arrived yesterday and customers awaited several items. The store invites shoppers to come in and view the new stock. Weather outlook shows mostly fair tonight and Sunday with much colder air arriving.

Local Residents Visit and Travel Notes

Marshalltown resident Wade Grone spent Thursday afternoon at the Crone home. Phil George traveled to Ottumwa for business. Del Chacey and Mrs. Chacey of Richland visit the Mohland home with family. J Z Hinshaw plans to return to work as A and P manager. Oren Atorey of Burlington heads home tomorrow. Mrs Aubrey plans to visit tomorrow. Victor Oetjen of Oskaloosa visits his brother and helps at the seed store. Mary McConaughey and Hazel Parton, students at Business College Des Moines, spend the weekend at Mary’s home. Mary Roberts, Iowa student, visits at Robertson home for the weekend.

Wade Grone Marshalltown Harry Crone Mr. del Chacey Richland William Mohland Mrs. Chacey Mrs. Mohland J. Zear Hinshaw A. and P. Grocery Oren Atorey Burlington Mary McConaughey Hazel Parton Mary Buwines College Des Moine

Doctor reports patient recovering after major operation

Dr. O F Boller says the patient is doing fairly well and resting after a serious operation Tuesday morning. he has been quite ill since the procedure.

O. F. Boller

Local notices from Pilotsburg small town events

Ellis Rickey helped Charles Mapel and John Long in the Hamilton timber. Charlie Mapel plans a closing out sale Monday. A timber line meeting elected officers with Scott as president and Albert Stransky and Homer Turnineseed among officers. Oldfield treasurer. Farms and moves announced for multiple residents.

Pilotsburg Ellis Rickey Chas. Mapel John Long Ralph Hamilton Charlie Mapel Scott Albert Stransky Homer Turninseed Carl Oldfield Av Shulty Mr. Banks Mouser Tiber Frank Stransky and Son Clayton Beust Wellman Clara Byers Washington Fred Byers Ralph Oldfields West Chester Harold Snyder Will Patterson Charley Shulty Titus Ernest Fsher Mrs. Timmons Manles Rey Shulty

Death of Mrs Della Parks noted in Tacoma

Word reached Ainsworth of the death of Mrs. Della Parks in Tacoma Washington on February 16. Born July 29 1871 she was the daughter of George and Katherine Sweet and married to I N Parks in 1900 at Butte Montana. Survived by husband a son Carl sister Ada Willey Omaha brother Wm Sweet Geedland Kansas. Burial at Tacoma.

West Tacoma Washington Milburn Speesard

Weekend Visitors and Illnesses In Crawfordsville

Misses Veda Twinam and Doris McNeil arrive from Chicago for a Crawfordsville weekend staying with the Twinam and McReil families. Harold Jones visits parental home in Crystal Lake. Local illnesses include Stanley Simpson with mumps and Mrs Cunningham, Leona Van Alastine, and baby with smallpox. Several teachers from Crawfordsville visit for shopping and errands.

M'ss Veda Twinam Doris McNeil Chicago W. W. Twinam Dayton Mcereil Crawfordsville Harold Jones Crystal Lake, Ilr W. £. Jones

Taft Health Update Denies Alarm Over Condition

Washington reports that former Chief Justice Taft was not in danger. Doctors Thomas A. Claytor and Francis R. Hagner said he had a good night and is somewhat better this morning. They dismissed yesterday’s alarm as unjustified.

Washington U.P Taft Thomas A. Claytor Francis R. Hagner

Women’s Relief Corps Officers Installed on Ainsworth Floor

The Woman's Relief corps met on Thursday January 14 with Mrs. Ekaunas as president. Officers installed included Mrs. Ray Townsend as senior vice president and Mrs. Lyn Vanhorn as secretary. Social hour was led by several members. Visitors included Mr. Frenk Supple of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Earl White welcomed a baby daughter Tuesday. all well.

Ainsworth Woman's Relief Corps Ekaunass Prevident Ray Townsend Lyn Vanhorn Effe Will W. I. Smylie Frank Woods S. T. Wheeler Wi.l. Alcorn

Local Visitors and Family News From Cairo and Washington

Mr and Mrs FE H Whitehead and Miss Ethel Stevenson of Cairo Nebraska visited Ray Whitehead at the Washington National Bank where he works. Mrs C EK Knight of Cairo also visited her sister Mrs J L Kennedy. Mr and Mrs Clark Hopping welcomed a 9 1 2 pound girl born yesterday at the county hospital. Virginia, five, praises her baby sister. Mrs Hopping was formerly Margaret Koehler. Hedge posts and corn for sale at a public auction Monday Feb 24 at 130. 600 hedge posts and corner posts 400 bushels of corn nine miles east of Washington on paved road No 2. Seth Carris improving after pneumonia illness at the county hospital. Sealed bids by Feb 28 for labor to decorate the Y M C A building. Specs from C W Davis at Wardrobe Cleaners 612. Mrs C J Wilson improving and bedfast. Mr and Mrs Phil Whelding of Hedrick guests at Leslie Gates home over weekend. Clayton Skinner of West Chester shopped here yesterday.

FE. H. Whitehead Ethel Stevenson Cairo Nebraska Ray Whitehead Washington National Bank Ray Clark Hopping Virginia Hopping Margaret Koehler Washington Phil Whelding Hedrick Leslie Gates Town

Local notes and ads from Riverside Iowa and surrounding area

The community columns note a boy soon to be adopted by Mr. and Mrs. J Cris Serup at 1008 East Washington, Donald Kieth. A Williows Home baby, three months old, is set to join the Serups after months of formal steps. Also listed are auctioneers D F Macon and Chas Brown, a Rose Cottage weaving service in Riverside, and local notices about mumps among Frances and Zella Bush while a Burriton production crew handles The Cuckoo Clock scoring.

J. Cris Serup East Washington Street

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