Williamsburg Couple Obtain Marriage License
Local news notes M Wade Seaton and Aletta Shirley Butler both of Williamsburg secured a marriage license here. Miss Velda Hoxworth visited Havre this morning to see the Arthur Conrad home. Mrs. R Chrissinger and Mrs W Hagie of Crawfordsville spent the day visiting the A L Griffith home. Mrs Roy Bauer and son Bobby of West Chester returned after visiting J C Bauer’s home and some shopping. Miss Isabelle Carick of Crawfordsville spent yesterday shopping in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Wade Seaton
Aletta Shirley Butler
Williamsburg
Velda Hoxworth
Havre
Arthur Conrad
R. Chrissinger
W. H. Hagie
Crawfordsville
A. L. Griffith
Roy Bauer
Bobby
West Chester
J. C. Bauer
Isabelle Carick
Crawfordsaville
Olive Monroe
Sara Lewis
Charles Hammon
Loretta Sonday of
Harper
Joe Pfeifer
CC. H. Davis
Sam Warren
Herman Schultz
Washington
Washington Daily Social News Roundup
Mrs. Lee Craig returns home from West Chester after a day here. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed visiting hospitals, relatives, or attending events in Washington and nearby towns. Some note travel to Iowa locations for business, shopping, or family occasions. A birth is reported for Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Grant of near Ainsworth, naming Marion Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Malin
Alberta
Canada
John T. Malin
H. P. Grant
Ainsworth
Marion Lewis
Suffering Caused by Miners Strike Across Regions
Reports from New York and Pennsylvania detail severe coal shortages and hardship amid the anthracite strike. Bellevue Hospital and other institutions face heat shortages, while relief stations in Shamokin and surrounding towns struggle to feed and shelter families. Leaders John L. Lewis and Major W W English trade blame as the stalemate continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presas
New York
Coolidge
Sol Bloom
Congress
New York City
Bloom
Bellevue Hospital
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
House Committee On
Shamokin Chamber of Commerce
John L. Lewis
Union Mine Workers
W. W. English
Anthracite Operators’ Negotiation Committee
Cows on Highway Thwart Drivers Amid Horns
A farmer notes cows lingering on a paved highway perplexing motorists. The animals persist at the center of the road, seemingly enjoying the horns and prompting drivers to slow and step aside.
Orange Has Changed The Orange Through Cultivation
A historical note explains that the orange originally resembled a small pear and the size of a cherry. Over 1,200 years of cultivation the fruit evolved into its current larger shape and form.
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FOX
Irene Rich
Tom Moore
Warner Bros
FOX News
the Red Rider
Pioner
Curling Empire
Jack Hoxie
Francis Ford
Marin Sais
Duke R. Lee
Natale Warfield
Mary McAllister
Universal
Bran
Kentucky
Studebaker
Breese
Krouth
Child
Mane
Aa Cit
John Kiting
Paton, Crane & Pike
McElhinney Drug Co
Lee Craig
Will Osweiler
Doris
Keota
Mary Axther of
Brown
Frank Moran
Dauughter
Virginia
Wapéllo
Bernadine
Ford
Fred Forinash
Henrietta Wilson
Wynan
D. F. Macon
Iowa
Will Edgar
Jews City
William Holland
Wyman
Idaho
City
Marion Olds
Billy
J. R. Lease
J. W. Enslin
St. Louis
Charlie Starr
Richland
Roy Allen
Nora Willey
Rutledge
Missouri
M. J. Gentzler
N. J. Benson
Marjorie
Rock Island
M. F. Runnion
Alex Miller
Cedar Rapids
The
Mutual Insurance Company
Montrose Hotel
Ed Mayhew
Mere A O W. Brown
Creston
Lester Reinheimer
Maquoketa
Irwin Atkins
West Liberty
Mt. Pleasant
Madeline
Homer Stephens
Muscatine
P. BE
Miller
William Fitzwilliam
Wiliam Plummer
Frank Gobble
Fairfield
R. F E. Hartman
Harold Gobble
Batavia
John Sonday of
O. E. Rittenhouse
Lamberton
Minnesota
Mary B. Cook
Fred Rohrer
Keith Sweet
Dessa M. Powers
Davenport
G. O. Bowling
Jane Godfrey
Baja Boller
Galva
Illinois
Martha Godfrey
Alice Meek
Peoria
Ilinois
W. B. Wilde
Washington D. C
Europe
Stella Page
George Gardner
Amber C. Jarvis
Des Moines
Ottumwa
S. S. Buser
Conesville
Mary A. Rose
Riverside
Ross
VOR Taxi Service
Price
Mount Carnel
Centralia
Ashland
Shennandoah
Girgardville
Mahanoy City
Scranton
Wilkesbarre
W. H. Stephens
Washington Cleaners
Piper Taxi Line
D.M. & F. Clothing Company
Good Clothes Store
Washington, Iowa
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