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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1930
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Ferl Young of Crawfordsville spent yesterday visiting at the home of Mr Young's aunt Mrs A T Brown at 709 East Jefferson Street.
Mrs A B Paul from Wellman visited Washington for shopping while Louise Ewing returned from Fair field after two days in Washington for Ralph Pratt home par en tal. Arthur Harris welcomed a eight pound boy born Sunday. Carl Klein of Davonport spent day at Klein Clothing Co store. Joe and Ever Davis of Wyman attended Samuel Evans funeral with other Wyman residents. John Bidwell moved from South Iowa ave to 719 East Main. A lecture by John Cowper Powys drew Washington attendees to University of Iowa City. Auction items advertised with local hardware and clothing promotions. Revival at Baptist church invites participation.
Lytle's features Richelieu Spices canned fruits and jams with uniform two ounce cans and easy serving. Arthur Mace, longtime grocer, handles telephone orders. Richelieu Maple Syrup tops cakes and waffles. Buckwheat cakes and New York buckwheat sold in 6 or 10 pound sacks. delivery service expands in cold weather. phone numbers 203 and 204.
Tom Jones of Crawfordsville arrived in Washington on business. Mrs Andy Augustine of West Chester also visited Washington for shopping. Those in debt to Geott Furniture Co. are asked to call at the temporary location on YY Square to settle bills. Cooperation is appreciated. See the fine pictures in Cathers Studio Display Case.
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