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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1927

Page

6

Local residents and visitors travel in and out of town

Mr and Mrs Sherman Gingerich return from Prairie Field Wisconsin with Mrs Deweese. Mrs Deweese and Marguerite stay two weeks visiting relatives in Fairfield. Mrs Will George Ila Jean of Clarinda Iowa visit Mrs Kerr. Mr and Mrs RL Manning Dorothy Jean come from Oskaloosa. Benteco managers Fred and Florence Rehrer on vacation. Eastwood party sails Montreal to England then Toronto Niagara Montreal to Chicago. Edna Ruth Bridges visit Muscatine for Fourth with Dr Bridges. Numerous locals host guests and travel to nearby towns for vacations and weddings.

Sherman Gingerich Prairfield-Law Wisconsin Leslie Deweese Will George Ila Jean Clarinda Iowa RL. Manning Dorothy Jean Oskaloosa W. B. Kerr Fred Rehrer Benteco Fred Galesburg Ill George Booth John Snethurst Kev F. W. Eastwood Montreal England Eastwood Chicago Booth Snethurst Toronto Niagara Wausau Ellsworth Dewey Weegbrn Edna Ruth Bridges W. J. Knupp Myra Jane Sioux Falls 3. D Muscatine M. Bridges

Rev Griffith visits Crawfordsville amid local social notes

In Crawfordsville today Rev. Griffith pastor of the Presbyterian church visits town after illness improvement. Dr and Mrs W J Masson and family travel to Fairfield. Masson girls head to Albia for a week with relatives Emer son and Davis. Colfax residents E C Rosenberger family spend weekend and Fourth here with W L Fleming. Georgia Rosenberger returns home after five weeks visit. Jewel Patton of Western Union suffers minor injuries from an auto incident at the square. Golf balls from the country club area recovered and turned to Fred Miller for owners at Bluebird cafe. Rev N R Miles, son of former physician, visited Crawfordsville. Miles is pastor at Sidney Iowa.

Griffith Presbyterian Church Crawfordsville W. J. Masson Fairfield Helen Catherine Masson Albia Iowa Emerson Davis E. C. Rosenberger Colfax W. L. Fleming Juanita Rosenberger Burlington Clarence Georgia Rosenberger Juanita Fred Martin Country Club Frank Miller Miler Mr. Martin Bluebird Cafe N. R. Miles City Miles Washington County Sidney

Pearl Culture Sets Standards for Pearl Quality

The text states that perfect shape size uniform color and speed define pearl value and notes historical pursuits to cultivate pearls. It highlights China and Japan as long leading centers in pearl culture according to Nature Magazine.

China Japan Nature Magazine

How to Repair a Warped Kitchen Table Top

A method from Popular Science Monthly advises drying the wood thoroughly and planing the surface to restore flatness. Then sand the area and glue a center linoleum piece to create a durable sanitary top.

Populer Science Monthly

Brother Williams Didn’t Wait for Trouble

A fragmented line from the Atlanta Constitution hints at a proverb about enduring hardship on a path to a promised end. The wording suggests a folkloric or editorial tone rather than a specific news event.

Atlanta Constitution

New ic Tax Is in Effect

The new additional legal tax began last Monday with a per gallon levy raising over two million dollars for road work in counties. Shoppers are urged to note no tax on shoes as discounts of 20 percent apply to light colored and trimmed sandals and summer footwear.

Petrified Lightning Fulgurite Formed by Discharged Sand Paths

Weather bureau identifies petrified lightning as fulgurite a glassy tube created when lightning fuses sand or rock along its discharge path. The central channel shows volatilization leaving a hollow core with continuous glassy walls and a rough outer surface.

The Weather Bureau

Music Lovers Gathering at the Metropolitan Opera House

A mid gallery standee crowd at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York gathers for performances. The diverse group includes a Russian piano teacher a German butcher an Italian laborer and a Cuban music student all bound by strict silence during the acts.

Metropolitan Opera House New York

Indians Use Sign Language Surpasses Tongues

A vintage note cites that sign language among Indians holds greater value than spoken dialects with 76 distinct languages. A Sioux acquaintance learned the sign system after a decade, despite the language containing 761 words, highlighting the universal reach of gestures.

Dakota Territory Adventure Magazine

New Club Secretary Guides New Member Home

The golf club secretary, in a tense morning, is approached by a new member asking where to hang his coat. The secretary quips that he can hang them on him, revealing he is the secretary.

Golf Club

Unsung Hero Volunteers as Baseball Game Umpire

A local volunteer steps in to officiate a youth baseball game, earning praise for dedication to the kids and community involvement. The act highlights community service and mentoring through sport.

Miss Nellie Manner Correspondent Highlights Crawfordsville News

Grant Edwards spent Sabbath in Iowa City with his wife in Mercy hospital after an operation. Dr W B Crooks of Washington visited J H Crooks. Mrs J L Buxbaum spent the day at H A Engel’s near Grace Hill. The Mitchells and family spent the Fourth in Cedar Rapids. Donald Smiths visiting relatives in Illinois. A picnic dinner at Mrs Marion Neal’s. J R Lease visited Cedar Rapids Sabbath. Ruth McElroy of Iowa City visited her parents J M Maxwell. David Johns returned from Iowa City Lime Springs and Des Moines. The W A Carson family from Davenport visited Wallace Carson and Mrs Paul Maxwell. Velma Twinam, Des Moines, spent weekend at home. William Edgar and sisters attended the Morning Sun celebration. Eva Fishburn of Chapman Nebraska arrived to visit sister Jennie Clemens.

Crawfordsville Grant Edwards Iowa City Mercy Hospital W. B. Crooks Washington J. H. Crooks J. L. Buxbaum H. A. Engel Grace Hill Guy Mitchell Cedar Rapids Donald Smith Ilinois Marion Neal J. R. Lease Ruth McElroy J. M. Maxwell David Johns Lime Springs Des Moines W. A. Carson Charlotte Davenport Wallace Carson Paul Maxwell Velma Twinam William Edgar Lelia Thelma William Davidson Mia Eva Fishburn Chapian Neb Jennie Clemens H. Nl. Karr L. E. Maplethorpe J. G. Wehrle Board of Supervisors Ford O. K Wm. Nusser Wellman Paving Gang KE. H. Mackey Wellman George Karr G. T. Karr Dail Rhoades George Joe Nick Frank Steele Marengo F. C. Schroeder Steele Margaret Jones Wellman Community Club

Wellman News Highlights Local Paving and Crowded July Fourth

Wellman residents report Cedar Rapids trips and local paving battles with Nusser crew securing gravel and sand. Theft of auto tires prompts a night watchman proposal while many residents visit Washington and Des Moines. A tractor crash injures George Karr and Mike Mackey joins Nusser crew. The Wellman Community Club plans Saturday and Wednesday music nights amid a busy Fourth of July week.

William Nusser Wellman R. I P. Ry. Co Cedar Rapids Mr. Nusser Pete Beechler Hostler West Union Bert Deens A. Wetrich Everette Emde Bradford Clara Topping Topping

Noxious weeds order issued by Marion township trustees

The trustees order cutting sour dock Canada thistle buckhorn velvet weed and other Noxious weeds by July 15. Otto F Frey township clerk notes the directive. Local notes record several residents traveling visiting and returning from Ames Davenport Beloit and Keokuk with several social and business updates throughout the community.

Marion Township Otto F. Frey Wed & Fri

Local Births and Travels Reported in Briefs

Mr and Mrs Alex Foultz of San Antonio Texas greet a daughter Ethel Elizabeth as relayed to her great grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Atkinson. The mother is a daughter of Mrs Jeanette DuMont. Mrs Ola Whalen returns home to Youngstown after weeks visiting relatives. Miss Glee Page, guest at the Owen McGovern home, departs for Keota. J W McGraw leaves for a brief business trip to Monmouth Tl.

Lynn Jones Highland Park Chicago Phoebe Joan Jones Martha Maxwell J. R. Maxwell Alex Foultz San Antonio Texas Ethel Elizabeth Charles Atkinson Jeanette DuMont Atkinson Ola Whalen Youngstown Sby

Florida trip brings updates and hometown notes

The community reports visitors from Florida including Fred Dutton and family who plan to move their doghouse business. Marvin Austin visits the parental home after selling the Nevada hotel and contemplates future work on the Wellman paving project. G M Struble and Mrs Struble visit J J Ward for dinner as the town discusses local plans and changes.

Fred Dutton Florida Lowather Iona Marvin Austin Dr. Austin Marvin Nevada G. M. Struble J. J. Ward

Local folks in and around Wayland depart on visits and returns

Mrs J C McKay returned from Mt Pleasant with her niece Miss Lorene Anderson. Lyle Duffey leaves for Denver to spend summer with parents after a Duluth school year. Mr and Mrs L C Schantz head to Chicago after visiting relatives near Wayland. Miss Corinne Oriex returns from Menlo after the death of her brother Phillip Oriez and visits Des Moines and Ottumwa. Mr and Mrs Harry Duncan travel to Ainsworth after Fourth of July with Emma Orris and other relatives.

J. C. McKay Mt. Pleasant Lorene Anderson Lyle Duffey Denver Colorado Duluth Minn Corinne Oriex Menlo Kansas Phillip Oriez Des Moines Prieve Mary Peters St. Joseph’s Academy Ottumwa Harry Duncan Ainsworth

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