Marriage license issued to Washington couple Charles Oscar George and Beatrice Redlinger
Washington couple Charles Oscar George and Beatrice Clara Redlinger were issued a marriage license. Various local residents including Mr. and Mrs. David Wenger and children, Fred Klophenstein of Wayland, and others from Chillicothe Ohio, Wellman and Brighton were cited in town on business or visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Oscar George
Beatrice Clara Redlinger
Washington
David Wenger
Fred Klophenstein
Wayland
Local residents visit and travel listed in batavia trip notes
John Crone and Frank Air traveled to Batavia after weeks with relatives. Miss Bessie Wakefield returned to Seymore Iowa from a visit with Mrs. Ross Gault. Lyle Snyder went to Crawfordville on business. Walter Scranton and Walter Sprague resumed studies at Town Wesleyan College after a weekend with parents. Corinne Martin visited from Gokaloosa Iowa staying with Mrs. Hannah Welch. Oo B Meyers headed to Hannibal Missouri for two weeks of business. George Ward went to Chicago for a week of work. Mrs. Joe Dougall returned from Des Moines after a week with relatives. John Miller visiting town for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Morrow Reed of Marengo Iowa spent weekend with local families. Thelma York was ill and unable to work at the Wichein clothing store. Merle Benson returned to Iowa Wesleyan College Mount Pleasant after the weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jennings and daughter Janet with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stenberg traveled to Burlington for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Benson
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mount Pleasant
Ed Berson
Thrift Week Thrift Shoes Offer In 1920
Eighty eight five dollar Flor sheim shoes and oxfords priced at 8 85 during National Thrift Week. Arch Preserver wearers can select any ten dollar style for 8 85. Ben Prankbin quote ties savings to the liquor ban era as A E Atchison Florsheims Hosiery promotes the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ben Prankbin
A. E. Atchison
Florsheims Arch-Preserve
Local notices and social schedule for Ainsworth area
Miss Ella Reitan, Miss Francis Minick and Miss Leona Allen spent the day in Burlington. Sunday school notes from Christian Church mention AV music and Home Coming on January 29. Various town visitors listed, and local business notices include tire shop ads and an auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Reitan
Francis Minick
Leona Allen
Burlington
Christian Church
C. C
Notice to Bidders for Piling Contract in Washington County
Sealed bids due February 1 1928 at 3 30 PM by the Washington County Auditor for 70 pilings 25 ft 40 pilings 30 ft 16 pilings 35 ft in decay free or treated cedar or yellow pine with delivery by July 1 1928. Must meet Iowa State Highway Commission specs and accompany a 5 percent certified check. Bond of 75 percent of contract price required. payment cash on delivery. J T Matthews County Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Washington County
Iowa
Washington
Iowa State Highway Commission
Twin Tips Farm Dream Sparks Between Connie and McGuire
Connie Weldon and John McGuire, both bound for Orchard Farm in New Jersey, meet on a Hudson ferry and arrive at a shared taxi. They discuss pooling resources to buy Twin Tips Farm, hoping to raise poultry, butter, and jams for a city tearoom, and confess growing affection as they plan to return with a deposit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onnie
New Jersey
Hudson
Connie
John McGuire
Orchard Farm
McGuire
Raeh
Yeeks
McCure
Tye
Joan McGuire
Connie Weldon
Moriarty Mourns Sister Death in Arispie Iowa
J G Moriarty reports the death of his youngest sister Mrs O B Nichols in Arispie Iowa. Her sister Mrs T M O Connor and nephew W P Moriarty traveled by midnight train to attend the funeral held Sunday. Moriarty expresses regret at not being able to go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Moriarty
O. B. Nichols
Arispie
Iowa
T. M. O'Connor
W. P. Moriarty
Moriarty
Frank Carpenter Visits Local Community for Headquarters
Frank Carpenter of Washington state is visiting with friends and makes his headquarters at the Harry Ferguson home in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carpenter
Washington State
Harry Ferguson
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Freiburg
Origina
Passion Players
Frieburg
Baden
Passion Play
Lee Clark
Chillicothe, Wo
Clark & Enealin
W. A Patterson of
Wellman
Laura
Longwell
Cooper
Brighton
Oce Ipemy Organization
DR. Watson Poultry Seeveick
Reo
U.S
Southern Coasecore
John Shields
Ioaf
Grocers
LOCAT
John Crone
Frank Air
Batavia
Bessie Wakefield
Ross Gault
Seymore
Lyle Snyder
Crawfordville
Walter Scranton
Walter Sprague
Town Wesleyan College
Corinne Martin
Gokaloosa
Towa
Hlannah Welch
B. Meyers
Hannibal
George Ward
Chicago
Joe Dougall
Des Moines
John Miller
What
Heer
Morrow Reed
Marengo
H. 8. Busey
George Reed
Thelma York
Wichein
Russell Jennings
Janet
Leonard Stenberg Crove
Turlington
Stu
Amar
Co Jiesson
Hlans
Mrs
Leigh Wallace
GEO. L. McDaniel Druggist
Wheeler
Ainsworth
T. E Maxwell
Crawfordsville
Will Brown
South of
Ollie Blake
L. DB. Jeffrey
A. H. Roth
Whit Davis
Joe and
David
Crawforsville
Dorothy Morris
Keota
William Tellin
Ralph Fetters
Lawrence, Kansas
Lawrence
Schmoeller Bros
Arthur Teeter
Iowa’ City
Hugh Teeter
Hall & Redd
Black
Dr. Watts
Green
Dewey Conrad
Jake W. Hendrickson
Aggree
J. T. Matthew3s
New Graham Theatre
Tan
Comedy & News
Anderson’s Taxi
Stuart Hotel
D. F. Macon
Glen Downing
Virgil
Glen
Elsa Rauch
Harold Bain
Muscatine
Washington Cleaners
Wisie Long
George Honake
Lemar
Missouri
R. Warren
Kalona
Riverside
Klein Klothing KO
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