Mrs A C Reynolds Visits Keota Shopper
Mrs A C Reynolds of Keota arrived this morning to shop at the local store, engaging with clerks and selecting several household items. The scene reflects a typical midweek shopping activity in the town.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1930
Page
6
Mrs A C Reynolds of Keota arrived this morning to shop at the local store, engaging with clerks and selecting several household items. The scene reflects a typical midweek shopping activity in the town.
Mrs Kieth Barnes of Brighton shopped this morning. Mrs J M Clegg of Ainsworth spent Tuesday here shopping. Mrs B A Jennings of Winfield motored here yesterday for a day of shopping. William Breese returned home after a week with his daughter Helen. Harry Young and his brother Ralph of Winfield called on friends. Harry teaches in Kansas City and is on vacation at home.
Rev A N Porter and Mrs Porter, Miss Mina McCeary, Mrs A B Orris, T H Barnes and family, Mr and Mrs A E Gault and Mrs Buxbaum from Crawfordsville attended the Presbyterian church program in Washington Monday night. Myrtle Orris, Margaret Gault and Earle Barnes from here participated and listeners praised their performance as the whole program was very good.
Mrs. Carl Combs sold their residence to A. De Bord of Ainsworth. She plans to leave for California where her husband has bought a home. Dr Hess Panamin is the new name for Pandacea, promoted for feeding chicks. Weather forecasts call for fair tonight and Thursday with cloudy conditions in the east and cold.
Wellman Cedar Rapids area notes report a DeMolay club banquet and dance at Mackey Hall with 130 diners and a gifts ceremony for Eardley Bell Jr. The gathering wraps six years of sponsorship and signals eight upcoming DeMolay degrees. Local visits include F C Schroeder and E C Hambright in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. Roads are mostly good with cold dry conditions expected to persist.
An irregular line drawn on the Pacific map near the 180 degree meridian marks where navigators change the date. The feature governs timekeeping across seas and has long guided maritime navigation.
The black cap worn by judges in older times marked a non ecclesiastical act as death sentence. It featured bishops covering the tonsure to indicate the judge acted not in church capacity.
A newlywed couple, Lt. John R. Gibbs and Mary Rose, move from hotels to a bare army post shack. Mary Rose's fear of a sad life dissolves as she decorates with paint and wallpaper, choosing to stay, declaring she is home with their baby and hopeful for a brighter future.
Popular Mechanics reports the German government runs traveling school trains to teach employees railway theory and practice. Passenger coaches act as classrooms with instructors aboard, moving to stops where employees receive instruction without taking much time away from work.
The Sophomore stars Sally O'Neil who expands from family entertainment to a leading role beside Eddie Quillan and Jeanette Loff. The all dialogue picture features her singing and dancing and debuts tonight at the Graham Theatre, adapting a College Humor serial.
Edward Everett Horton stars in an all talking Vitaphone comedy at the Fox Theatre Thursday through Saturday. He plays a safe novelist who must prove himself as a daredevil pilot in a war era aerial stunt comedy with thrilling airplane acrobatics and romance. The Aviator features Patsy Ruth Miller and Johnny Arthur among a supporting cast.
Crawfordsville Ia December 30 1930 Vera L Sands reports Christmas visits by local families the Harley Rhea at Will Wooley home Farrel Young at Frank Young home and Prank Sands at George Marr home north of town as New Year greetings begin with hopes for prosperity for some and goodwill for all.
Ainsworth and the Rex Long family visit the W'll Long home. Mrs. Tom Rickey returns from Oskaloosa after attending her Aunt’s funeral. Charles Zickefoose and family enjoy Christmas vacation with Harold from Wardell MO and Sammie from Cedar Falls. Rex Long battles an infected finger with Dr Lease care. F H Sands family visits Mrs F M Wood in Washington. Rex Lang family spends day in Washington as Talma’s grandmother Sherm Crone is ill. Frank Sands delivers hogs to Crawfordsville for Chicago market.
Richland and Rubio families spent Christmas at relatives' homes including Terry Gowey and the Gowey family in Brighton. Others such as W. P. Brier, Inez Gowey, Rodney Gowey, Marshall Coil, and the Pickerds from East Pleasant Plain joined holiday gatherings in Fairfield and nearby towns.
A Farm and Fire side item reports Dr. Sawtelle accused of curing Bill Atterson without medicine. Atterson refuses payment and says he wants something in return for his money.
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