Marsh of brought to Washington corn hospital
Marsh was brought to the Washington corn hospital Friday evening for an appendicitis operation. He is getting along fine.
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Marsh
Washington Corn Hospital
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1929
Page
8
Schmoelter Heads to Kansas City for Business Week
John Schmoelter left last Ate for Kansas City where he will spend a week on business. Neil Trotman motored to Tews Saturday with Will Townsley and took him to the University hospital for an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schmoelter
Kansas City
Neil Trotman
Tews
Will Townsley
University Hos Sospital
Ten Years Ago Today Visit to Des Moines Camp Dod
Ten years ago today Mrs Tracy Phillips went to Des Moines to visit her husband at Camp Dod. The note mentions a wordplay about taste and offers to provide window glass frames at a small cost if brought in. Unsettled weather with possible snow tonight and Tuesday, warmer conditions expected.
Town City Person Visits Washington On Business
Leigh Wallace arrives in Washington with five companions to conduct business and visit friends. Auctioneer Klotz of Columban Junction assists Chas Brown with remaining sales, though details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh Wallace
Town City
Washington
Klotz
Columban Junction
Chas, Brown
Guatemala Revolt Suppressed as Rebels Flee West
Guatemala City reports President Lanaro has crushed the west coast uprising with heavy force. Government troops pursued scattered rebels through mountains as artillery and air bombardment forced submission. Retalhalen Mazatenango and Quezaltenango districts fallen to the revolutionists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatemala City
Guatemala
Lanaro
Bovament
Retalhalen
Mazate
Quezaltenango
Bambrick Takes Seymour Agency
Ed Bambrick leaves Rock Island station after twenty years as telegraph operator to become agent for the Rock Island at Seymour. He will move tomorrow and begin work Friday January 25, with the Bambrick family staying in Washington until June. Previously station agent at Pleasant Plain, he is a longstanding railway man of 29 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Bembrick
Rock Island
Bambrick
Rock Tour
Seymour
Washington
Pleasant Plain
Lost tools and local notices fill city page
The snippet lists items including a pair of lineman pliers lost between home and telephone office, a notice about Chas Clark's number 29112, and a Stark City Missouri death report for Wm Jenseney aged nearly ninety-seven, received by W H Shuman. The fragment mentions Graham Barber shop and a Rock Island depot night operator at J B Vaira of Numa arriving in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Vaira
Numa
Washington
Rock Island Depot
Chas
Clark
W. H. Shuman
Stark City
Missouri
Wmenseney
Piano Tuning and Social Notes From Washington
Local items report piano tuner Allis Newton remaining in town and Jennie Paul of West Washington receiving thanks for Christmas kindnesses. The section lists numerous residents visiting, shopping, or traveling to nearby towns, with names such as Margaret Moninger, J. Mangold, Johnny Mangold Jr, Des Moines trips, and friends in Wellman and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis Newton
Coin
Jennie Paul
Pegular
Washington
Paul
Peere Altoge
Ars
Superior Whippet coach arrives at Mangold's Garage
Ruth McGinnis visits Letts and spends Sunday with sister Mrs Merle Dodder. Mrs Elmer Rock returns to Keota after a few days with friends in Fairfield. Fila Ponchand of North England returns from Washington with cousin Mrs Art Williams. Stella Shockley returns to Mondville Missouri after visiting at son Carl Hardin’s home. Mrs R Miller travels from Crawfordsville from Gladen Mast home. Hats priced at 98e from Rothschilds entice shoppers. Claud Pierce and wife of Winfield head to Lone Roach Florida where they spend winter. Pierce is a B and Q train engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Rock
Keota
Fairfield
Fila Ponchand
North Englis
Washington
Art Williams
Stella Shockley
Claud Pierce
Winfield
Lone Roach Lifernia
Mr. Pierce
Feed the Birds And Local Happenings At Town
Mrs Newton Rollean has been seriously ill a week at her home 1421 East Third street but is reported better this morning. A new Superior Whippet coach arrives at Mangold's Garage. Will Black, ill for two weeks at Washington county hospital, is taken to Town City by Gladys Palmer and will stay with relatives for several weeks. Mrs William James visits Columbus Junction to spend the day with her son J S James. Saturday noon Fred Downing and wife welcome a daughter Martha Ann born at the county hospital weighing 12 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Alts
Jon
Will Cannon
Washington
Crawfordsville
Mildred Craig
Tnfte Enza
Lee Craig
Brighton
Lincoln School Wacher
Newton Rollean
East Third Street
Will Black
Washington Count Hospital
Town City
Willam James
Columbus Junction
J. S. James
Fred Downing
Martha Ann
Weekend Visits Across Town and Nearby Cities
A roundup of social notes shows Mrs Pearl Tressler visiting Thornburg with sister Mrs Tom Bunell while Mrs Alta Nels visits North English daughter. Hattie Kracaw and Virginia head to Keota for a Sunday visit. Glenn Ayers returns to Columbus Junction after Washington business. Neil Fish and son back to Wick from visiting Mr Fish's father. Vivian Resser travels from Cedar Rapids to Harper via Washington. Mrs George Gardner returns to Fairfield from her mother Mrs E G Page. David Letts, Parsons College student, spends weekend with parents in Fairfield. O K Clapper travels to Keokuk for a short business spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Tressler
Satuday
Thornburg, Town
Tom Bunell
Vivian Resser
Harper
Washington
Cedar Rapids
George Gardner Retu
Faifield
E. G. Page
David Letts
Parsons College
Pairfield
Floyd Letts
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Breezy
Bil Paines
Othe Uke Chaplin
Fairbanks
Hollywood
FOX
LOCAL
Wat
Hays
Boyz, McScunel’s
Clinton Saddlery
van Nostrand
Des Moines Saddlery
Wyeth
Sears
Witting
Kerth Side
Geo, L. McDantel
Seymour Agency
H.W. Russel
Lewis Goodlander
Drakesville
Good
Ig Bans Theatre
Annapolis
U. S
Cil- Graham
Margaret Moninger
Wapello
J. S. Mangold, Sr
Newport
Johnny Mangold, Jr
Des Moines
Challengernderson of
Wellman
John Mangold, Jr
St. Laws
Essex
Challenger
Itt Davis
Crawfordsvill
Harry Bennett
Klein Klothing Co
Airfield
A.C. Allen
Vivian
Wayland
Mr. Huston
Daught
J Len
Wyman
Nellis DeWitt
Haya
Teagier
Frances
Noel
Bates
Zou Mins
R. Hinehaw
HS. Kennard
HM. Richer
Joe Faly
Fairfleet
Auctionzer
Panl Klotz
Columbas Junction
Hi Friend
Axminster
Amless
Ceu
Axas
Regu
Wells
Crail
Washington Cleaners
South Side Square
Wisselong
Mangold’s
Ruth McGinnis
Letts
Merle Dodder
8. R. Miller
Havin
Gladen Mast
Rothschlds
Alta Nels
Hazel Burst
Glenn Ayers
Ars. RG. Fish and Son
Neil
Wick
Mascatiie
Thice
Neoats
Schmoeller Bros
Pr. B.worth
Ann Washington
Rothschild’s
O. K. Clapper
Keokuk
Ben Franklin
Westphal
John Shields
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