Local notes from Town City area residents visit relatives
Vivian Zear from near Coppock spends a week at cousin J. Hinshaw’s home. Mrs. Charles Stearn and Mrs. Warren Parrow of Ainsworth shop in town. Mae McCullough returns to Town City after Christmas at her parents’. She serves as house mother at Zeta Tau Alpha at the University. Mabel Munson of Crawfordsville shopped here yesterday.
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Vivian Zear
Near Coppock
J. 2. Hinshaw
Charles Stearn
Warren Parrow
Ainsworth
Mae McCullough
Town City
J.T. Anderson
McCullough
Zeta Tau Alpha
University of Town
Mabel Munson
Crawfordsville
Local residents travel between Washington Wayland and Chicago
Mrs Mike Flynn of Wyman was in Washington today. Mrs Shively and family were in Wayland Sunday afternoon. Miss Wilma Boshart returned with them and was the rest of Miss Dorothy Shively until Monday afternoon. Mrs George Dowell and Dorothy left Sunday evening for Chicago. Miss Dorothy Dowell is entering nurse training in Francis Willard hospital. Mrs Clyde Maxwell and Mrs Delbert Maxwell of Crawfordsville shopped here today.
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Mike Flynn
Wyman
Washington
George Dowell
Dorothy
Chicago
Dorothy Dowell
Fran Fitlard
Ces
Clyde Maxwell
Delbert Maxwell
Crawfordsville
Ten Years Ago Today Mrs Brinton Planned Western Trip
Ten years ago today Mrs W F Brinton left for an extended western tour with stops in Colorado California and planned weeks in Honolulu The note mentions hot chocolate at a fountain reading evenings and a visit to the magazine section plus hog prices at 8 25 and partly cloudy Wednesday weather likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Brinton
Colorado
California
Honolulu
Speer Couple Attend Londens Sixty Third Anniversary
Mr and Mrs A Speer spent Sunday at Mr and Mrs William Londen in Pair Field for the Londens sixty third wedding anniversary. Mrs Dora Scott came from Cedar Rapids to attend Richard Taylor's funeral. George Bishop of Lexington visited Washington. Margarita Williams returned to her work in Iowa City.
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A. Speer
William Londen
Pairfield
Londens
Charles Houck
Cedar
Dora Scott
Richard Taylor
Margarita Williams
University of Lows Towal
Smoke Damage and Remodeling Ad Promises Low Prices
Read about nationwide drug store merchandise offered at sweeping prices. The ad invites readers to visit this week only, highlighting four days of special merchandising deals and urging customers to compare prices in person.
Mrs Turner Dies at Coppock Home
Annabelle Turner, aged 73 years, 10 months, died at her Coppock home after two strokes and a third. Funeral set Thursday at 2 pm at the Christian church. interment in Schrock cemetery. She was active in Cottonwood United Brethren and Christian work, survived by six children and many grandchildren and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coppock
Annabelle ‘Turner
Puneral Very Lees
Christian Church
Schrock Cemetery
W.T. Nesson
Cottonwood United Brethren Church
Turner
Annanette Panghorn
Henry
Wayland
Rudolph ‘Turner
John W
Frank * Manning
Orville
Ira
Cowpock
John Hyde
Brighton
Hattie Sprache
Burlington
Oppose Selling on City Streets by Washington Council
Washington council members discussed selling merchandise from trucks on downtown streets. Attorney C C Wilson urged that such sales should not be permitted under strict city ordinances. No formal action was taken. An entertainment license was granted to Ray Minick, operating a restaurant on East Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtonn Council
C. C. Wilson
Ray Minick
East Washington
Local residents visit Iowa city and Marshfield family updates
Helen Smylie and Vernette Johnson visit friends in Washington Iowa while Arch Cannon and family travel from Marshfield Oregon. Mrs Laura Longwell and daughter Louise return from Chicago visit. Catherine and Josephine Hull head to Iowa City for university studies. Wayne Knight returns to Iowa City with other students. Mr Deter Sebi suffers a stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Smylie
Vernette Johnson
Iowa
City
Arch Cannon
Charles
Mac
Jola
Marshfield
Oregon
Marie
Cannon
Far West
Laura Longwell
Louise
Chicago
J. le Siegte
Donnie
Lege
Drum Corps to Hold Annual Legion Meeting
The American Legion drum corps will hold its annual business meeting on Thursday evening January 8 at the Y M C A. A repper will be served at seven o clock, followed by the election of officers and other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Drum Corps
Y.M.C. AL
Davenport Pair In Worded Square Collision
Miss LaVerne Smith of Davenport collided with Leigh W. Soule at the northwest corner of the square this morning. Soule’s car was struck near the rear and his wheel broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVerne Smith
Davenport
Leigh W. Soule
Thae
Souler
Mori Shop Adds Crosley Raslios for Men Models
Local shop announces handling Crosley Raslios for men and new models at Mori Shop. Radio sales, service, and repair offered from 417 Black Street. Public notice invites interest in updated radio lines and parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mori Shop
Salar
Eail 417
KES
Gard neridges East Square Clothing Store January Sale
Gard ridges operated a clothing store on the east side of the square where the Chocolate Shop is now located. The January Sale offers Sox Special bargains in Footwear. Men’s Oxfords at 2.08, Children's Shoes and Slippers 95c to 1.05, Women’s Footwear 95c to 1.00, with various styles and sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner &Ridges
Sox
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