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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1929

Page

3

News Notes from Wellman and Nearby Towns

Local notes report Mr and Mrs F C Schroeder visiting their daughter Helen in Town City. Several residents update on health, property sales, and travel. Des Moines trips, sleighing, and road conditions are described with community events, school basketball, and master farmers honored in Wellman.

Wellman Jan F.C. Schroeder Town City Helen N. B Daddy Eardley Bell Jr Lake Ayers Eardley Bell Kalona T. A. Michels Willard Bell Keota Hampright Minneapolis Ross Glantz Des Moines L. E. Mapleshrope L. E Andrews E. H. Macey Marengo Wellman Finan Corporation

Melo water softener ad promises soft hands and clean dishes

A vintage advertisement touts Melo as a remarkable cleaner that softens hard water. It claims hands stay gentle with Melo, soap optional, and scum disappears as suds form. It urges readers to buy Melo at their grocer.

Brighton News Highlights of Local Movements and Social Posts

Brighton correspondent reports multiple relocations and moves within the area. Families moving include Pohren to Victor TowA, Lena Barnes and Keith, and John Pencil near Veoara. Other notes mention brides, visits, and a school closure due to illness.

Wayne Wallace Carson Ice And Hay Work Notice

Wayne Mrs Wallace Carson correspondent reports last Wednesday Wallace Carson and Arch Huston had ice work. John Rich and John Boshart baled hay for Jesse S Peck and Cecil Kort. Clyde Maxwell family aided the Carsons. Clarence Moorheads visited, Lloyd Collmer’s and Crawfordsville events noted.

Crawfordsville J. A. Moorhead Lloyd Hauser R. W. Carson Clarence Moorhead Lloyd Vollmer

No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels Advertisement

An old medical style ad promotes a remedy for gas and bloating. It touts a product called Circular Flom and promises relief from digestive discomfort. Sherman Bros markets the item as available at wood drug stores with the yellow package.

Aassison Diane Sherman Bros

Perfectly Scandalous at Wilard Mountain Hotel

A fragment from a 1900s scene shows Marion Belmont and John Anderson Gray amid hotel gossip and elopement plans. The tale follows scandalous whispers, a late night outside doors, and a planned escape as two hotel guests reveal a romance and a concealed marriage within a rocking chair brigade mystery.

Wilard Mountain House Marion Delmont John Anderson Gray Miss Lapham Mountain Lake Marion Belmont Betty Slory Miss Seoble Jesse Pete Miss Belmont Mr. Otis Mr. Gray Ally Alan

Keota Marriage Announcements Include Adams Hamill Ceremonies

Marriage notices from Keota list Hubert Ker Hamill of Canyon Texas and Hallie Adams of Canyon, with other Keota weddings including Miss H B Smith and John Edgar Gretter and Miss Katherine Bermel and Arthur Merg. Local hospital updates note PF Hamill undergoing appendectomy and Mrs Elsie Hagist seeking treatment. Community events mention Braden ice harvest and residents traveling to Washington and Wisconsin.

Keota Hubert Ker Hamil Canyon Texas Hallie Adams J. A. Sharp A. W. Hamill Keiser Hamill F. Marsh Washington County Hospital Marsh Elsie Hagist Washington Hospital H. B. Smith Florence Smith John Edgar Gretter John A. Gretter St. Mary's Church R. J der Katherine Bermel Nick Bermel Arthur Merg Rarper St. Mary's B. J. Decker Wisconsin Minnesota Hom Mike Sieren Souhne

Funeral in Tracy Iowa for J M Mickle cousin of Smith family

Braden Maxwell and Mrs Nellie Rishards Mrs Edna Witting Mrs FM Smith of Washington attended the Tracy Iowa funeral of J M Mickle a cousin of the Smiths. He spent several days last fall in Washington and Henry counties soliciting for Des cter, staying with relatives, leaving a wife and two children.

A Braden 2D. F. Smith R. J. Smith C. M Maxwell Braden Nellie Rishards Edna Witting FM. Smith Washington Tracy Iowa J. M. Mickle Smith Henry Descter Aves

Brighton R. Welmick correspondence notes local deeds

Brighton Jan 22 Maurice Cowey sold his drag line to Charles Robertson of West, who will take possession soon. J. F. Frazey harvested his 1929 tee crop last week with 10 or 12 teams hauling. Dorothy Liming and Esther Woodford visited Lucille Mann. Mrs. O Neille of Mt Pleasant stays with Mrs. W. W. Jameson. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Rudolph and Mat Birt plan to Fairfield. W. C. Schafer, Raymond Zelinski, Lawrence Helzer, and Farl Hopkins left for Chicago for the national canners convention. Miss Golda Bartlett from Fairfield visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Bartlett. Betty Rawards celebrated her sixth birthday with neighbor girls and fruit salad.

Brighton Maurice Cowey Charles Robertson West of Town J. F. Frazey Dorothy Liming Esther Woodford Lucille Mann Parsons College O'Neille Mt. Pleasant W. W. Jameson B.S. Rudolp Mat Birt Fairfield W. C. Schafer Raymond Zelinski Lawrence Helzer Farl Hopkins Chicago Golda Bartlett R. C. Bartlet Betty Rawards Margaret Jean Rudolph June Capper Mildred Audrey Helmick

West Chester J D Dayton Correspondens

Local notes from West Chester record a correspondence involving George Davis and his wife Sally. The fragment references Dayton and Chartier with scattered initials and dates, lacking full context or clear event details.

West Chester J.D. Dayton West Chartier D. W. Ole George Davis Sally

Cherishing the Aged Tt Unbreakable new wood furniture claim

The Humorist argues that furniture made from new wood is unbreakable and suggests that future antique pieces should be crafted from this material, reflecting a humorous stance on durability and tradition.

Humorist

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