Local Socials and Travel Notes Across Washington
Mr. and Mrs. F. Stone Butler of San Francisco visit at Mr. and Mrs. Guy Runnels, en route home after touring the United States since February. Harriet Dougherty from Pasadena visits for six weeks with her parents, the Cloyce Doughertys. Mrs. Clifford Thorne and daughter Elizabeth return from a Colorado Yellowstone trip. H. R. Crayton and P. A. McLemore return from Waterlooo Iowa after Grand Lodge of colored Masons. Crayton to St. Paul after death in the Crump family. Irene Mason and Blanche Wood of Macomb Illinois return home after a week with the Coakleys and others in Washington. A. E. Putnam travels to Moline Illinois for a day of business. Mrs. A. A. Jeffrey and Grace Walker of Ainsworth come to Washington for shopping.
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F. Stone Butler
San Francisco
Guy Runnels
United States
Harriet Dougherty
Pasadena
California
Mrs
Cloyce Dougherty
Clifford Thorne
Elizabeth
Colorado
Yellowstone Park
Local residents visit Washington in transit to other towns
The Misses Lena and Martha Haffner of Sigourney travel through Washington en route to Corydon to visit sister Mrs. A W Kadel. Mrs Francis Keefe of Clinton returns home after a Washington visit with sister Mrs Bob Keyser. Lucile Schmoeller returns from Muscatine after visiting friend Minuet Mannhardt and parents Mr and Fred Mannhardt. Dorothy Hiatt of Oskaloosa visits sister Mrs Victor Mastin for a week. Ida Mae Darting of Wilton Junction arrives to visit Mr and Mrs L R Dalton. Mrs J E Evans and NYC children visit Washington from Chicago to see W A Whiting home and relatives. Manton Hebner returns from a two week vacation visiting Dr Jack Foley and Glen Laffer at Fort Dodge and Okoboni.
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Lena
Martha Haffner
Sigourney
Washington
Corydon
A. W. Kadel
Francis Keefe of
Clinton
Bob Keyser
Lucile Schmoeller
Muscatine
Minuet Mannhardt
Mr. and
Fred Mannhardt
Ida Mae Darting
Wilton Junction
J. E. Evans
New York City
Chicago
W. A. Whiting
H. E. Turner
Manton Hebner
Jack Foley
Glen Laffer
Fort Dodge
Okoboni
Sunday Services and Prayer Meeting Schedule
Country churches announce Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. union service at 8:00 p.m. in the Methodist church. Sermon by Rev. Lefever. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8:00 p.m.
New Haven Baptist Morning Service Message
The New Haven Baptist Church holds morning worship at 9 45 a m with the sermon topic Two Natures delivered by the pastor.
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New Haven
Morning Service at 11 00 Special Music
Morning service set for 11 o clock with special music noted. Union service planned for the evening hours.
Miss Bertha Hay Visits Relatives at Wyman
A brief local notice reports Miss Bertha Hay spending the day at Wyman visiting relatives. The item mentions a product called Hess Fly Chaser to deter flies from cattle, with a price of 12.30. It also notes expected thunderstorms this afternoon or tonight and cooler weather Sunday.
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Bertha Hay
Wyman
Washington visitors and shoppers in action this week
Mary Westphal plans to return home this evening after visiting Davenport with relatives. Anna Jones of Cotter shopped in Washington yesterday. Leland Horton of Brigh ton was a shopper in Washington. Charles Waite of Omaha and his sister Harwood visit Will Harwood’s home for the weekend. J M Leary of Keota came to shop in Washington. Wayne Simmer man and family from Chicago visit his parents in Washington. W C Richardson from Keola shopped in Washington for part of the day. D C Rhiner and son from Valley Junction visited over the weekend at Mrs. Guy Runnels’s home. Cecile Landerman returns to Ft Madison for work after two weeks vacation nearby Crawfordsville. George Benson visits Des Moines to see sister F H Bradford and brother John Nicholson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DC. Rhiner
Gon. Chas
Valley Junction
Guy Runnels
Cecile Landerman
Ft. Madison
Imogene
Crawfordsville
George Benson
Des Moines
F. H. Bradford
John Nicholson
Ainsworth
Frank Wilgore
Monmouth
Ill
Alvah Boileau
Washington
Hindahl
White
Pittsburgh
United Presbyterian
U. P. Presbyterian Missionary Meeting
Wanda Spessard
Batavia
Iowa
Quincy
Krenmyre
Tiffen
LaVaughn Miller
T. J. Easter
Davenport
Charlotte Peterson
Toledo
J. J . Fitzgerald
Burlington
U. P. Ladies Air
Clayton Pearson
Helen Snelson Brucher
John H. Pearson
Ruth Johnson
Agency
South Carolina
L. M. Robertson
Floyd Edmondson
Myra Jane
Legion Hall
Spessard
Ruth Noris
Don Rabenold
Earl Walker
Betty Lou
Santa Anna
California
J. B. Pressley
Clarence Walker
Pressley
Emma Walker
W. J. Keiper
W. R. Porter
Chicago
Porter
Fred Orris
E. R. Rhodes
Champaign
Frank Chihak
Evelyn
Beatree Rhodes
Local Notices and Personnel Moves
Dr Telford a chiropractor listed with Bailey Building and phone 803. Mrs George Scott arrives from Batavia to visit her mother Mrs H C Dittmer in Washington for the weekend. Burrell Keck leaves Fond du Lac paper to become city editor at Commercial News in Danville Illinois, moving soon and already reporting success.
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Burrell Keck
Fond du Lac
Wis
Danville
111
Carl M. Keck
Car Registrations Fall Off This Week
Only 14 new cars were registered in the county this week the lowest number for several months. Listings include Boshart Noble Ford Forder Hart Brighton Studebaker Hochsteiler Kalona Chevrolet sedan Liebig Kalona Chevrolet coach Steele Kalona Chevrolet sedan McFarlane City Pontiac sedan Frey Noble Whippet sedan McDowell City Studebaker sedan Foster Washington Studebaker sedan Hayes Washington Whippet sedan Mrs Jerry Smmering Virginia Wallace Washington Emde Wellman Whippet coach Grady Kalona De Soto sedan.
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EK. Boshart
Noble
Ford Forder
D. E. Hart Brighton
Studebaker
Dave i Hochsteiler
Chevrolet
Dale Liebig
Floyd Steele
R. S. McFarlane
City
Pontiac
Otto H. Frey
Hora Bros
Riverside
Ina McDowell
John F. Foster
Washington
L. E. Hayes
Jerry Simmering
Virginia Wallace
Otto Emde
Wellman
Henry P. Grady
Kalona
Sand Dredge Theft From Skunk River Near Des Moines
Albert and Ernest Sitel were arrested for dismantling and moving a sand dredge on the Skunk River. The dredge, valued at 38000 dollars and owned by an Omaha construction company, was stripped of parts. Albert Sitel admitted selling four truck loads of material to Des Moines junk men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Albert
Ernest Kitel
Skunk
Sheriff Park Findley
Omaha Construction
Albert Sitel
Bes Moines Junk Men
League President Censures Wilson for On-Field Fight
Hack Wilson of Chicago was cleared of a Cincinnati team assault charges but censured for initiating a fight. He received a three day suspension and a $100 fine for an earlier affray with Kolp, and was warned to control himself in public places. Chief executive John A. Heydler issued the ruling.
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New York
U.P
Hack Wilson
Chicago
Cincinnati
Peter Donohue
Reds
John A. Heydler
League
Wilson
Kolp
Ainsworth Notes Reach From July Festivities To Visits
Mrs E W Spessard reports from Ainsworth with news of visits to Monmouth Iowa and Batavia plus Quincy Illinois. Rev Krenmyre's picnic with Tiffen friends, local meetings, and church activities are described alongside hospital stays, home visits, and a new baby Myra Jane born June 28.
Columbus Junction Council Buys New Fire Truck
The Columbus Junction town council purchases a new fire truck with a force pump capable of throwing water eighty feet and a fifty gallon tank. Hose can connect to cisterns, wells, tanks or hydrants, aiding Columbus City Fredonia and rural districts. Lester Orr wed Carolyn Dayton at Waukon. Orr is a Columbus High School and Monmouth College graduate who taught at Waukon last year and will teach this year. Rudolph Votroubek will attend the Citizens Military Training Camp at Ft Snelling from August 1 to 30. Miss Vera Duncan visits family before returning to Las Cruces New Mexico. Mrs Ollie Shearer visits friends in Chicago this week.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus City
Fredonia
Lester Orr
Carolyn Dayton
Waukon
Orr
Columbus High School
Monmouth College
Rudolph Votroubek
Citizens
Ft. Snelling
Minn
Vera Duncan
Las Cruces
N. M
Ollie Shearer
Chicago
Predicted Heat Relief Comes to Iowa Weather
Des Moines reports U S weather observer Charles D Reed predicted relief from the heat wave across Iowa with cooler weather expected tonight and continued cool conditions in the far east on Sunday. Estherville posted 96 degrees and Decorah 65 as the day’s extremes.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Charles D. Reed
United States
Reed
Estherville
Decorah
Five Best Features on the Radio Schedule
Sunday rundown lists WJZ noon CST Roxy symphony concert WOR Newark 6 30 CST Lewisohn stadium concert WEAF 7 15 CST Alois Harrilla barytone WABC 7 CST Theatre of the Air WJZ 8 15 GST Nation al Light opera company Monday offers WJZ 5 30 CST Roxy gang WOR 6 30 CST Navy band 7 30 CST Family party 8 50 CST Hunting headlines 9 CST Gilbert and Sullivan Princess Ida on WEAF
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United Press
WJZ
Roxy Symphony
WOR
Newark
Lewisohn Stadium
WEAF
Alois Harrilla Barytone
WABC
Theatre of the Air
National Light Opera Company
Roxy
Brighton Birthday Party Involves Local Girls
June Capper celebrates her fourth birthday with Sunday school friends in Brighton. Attendees include Barbra Lee Jamison Mildred Helmick Audrey Helmick Doris Jean Robison Ellen Faye Parks and families. The event features cake and ice cream before guests depart for summer plans and trips.
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Brighton
Little June Capper
Brighton Pastry Shop
Glen Cooper
Martha
Waterloo
H. C. Cooper
H. E. Buffum
le Roy
H. W. Helmick
Iowa City
Noel Carter
Carter
Abingdon
Ray Nordyke
Chicago
Jim Shafter
Dixon, Ill
Cedar Rapids
Henry Lechner
Buddy
Walter Heyde
Virginia
Jake Courtney
Stockport
Gladys Karlen
Des Moines
FE. C. Capper
Dorothy
Glen Hagans
Joan Lee
Ad McCarty
Ray Conrad
Edna Crile
Winona
Colorado
Mary Wikoff
Pearl
Carrie Wikoff
Pleasant Plain
Methodist Ladies Aid
Clara Brier
Katheryn Frazey
D. F. Berry
T. B. Davison
Katheryn
Karel Snyder
Ottumwa
Effie Keegan
Irene
H. F. Buffman
Wilma Buffman
LeRoy
Helmick Phillips
Claude Fenton
Marjorie
Sybil
Blaisdell, N. D
George MecCtintic
Horse Sense Lacking Says Filover by Jud Tunkins
Washington Star quotes Jud Tunkins criticizing the filover, comparing it to a baby carriage with gas and steering by its occupant, arguing it demonstrates dangerous folly.
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Jud Tunkins
Washington Star
If One Must Slip Slipping From Moral Moorings
A brief aphorism from American Magazine contrasts slipping from moral moorings as more serious than slipping from thrift standards, underscoring ethics over frugality in public discourse.
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Thrift Standard
KAUFMAN FAMILY SOCIAL NOTES FROM DOUGLAS AREA
Mrs Andy Kaufman Douglas Jake Richenberger and family spent the fourth at Chriss Kaufman Emil Stalder and family spent Sunday afternoon at Andy Kaufman Mrs Jake Kaufman and Bessie Schoepter spent Sunday afternoon at Louie Kaufman Fred Stalder and family spent Sunday evening at Andy Kaufman Jake Richenberger and family Albert Beese and family spent Sunday afternoon at Mrs Louber Roy Manning and family spent Sunday afternoon at Albert Mannings Mrs Pete Louber helped her sister Afrs Andy Kaufman can peca Tuesday Jessie Schoepfer spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Mrs Andy Kaufman Mr and Mrs Albert Glanzman spent Sunday evening at Jake Kaufman
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Douglas
Jake Richenberger
Chriss Kauffmans
Emil Stalder
Andy Kauf
Jake Kaufman
Bessie Schoepter
Louie Kaufmans
Fred Stalder
Andy Kaufmans
Albert Beese
Mrs. 8S
Louber
Roy Manning
Albert Mannings
Pete Louber
Andy Kaufman
Jessie Schoepfer
Albert Glanzman
Jake Kaufmans
Chancer Society Founded in London in 1887
For Lovers of Chaucer the Chancer society formed in London in 1887 under F. J. Furnivall to promote Chancerian research and broaden public access to the poet’s works.
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The
Chancer Society
London
F. J. Furnivall
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Blanche Wood
Macomb
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Ainsworth Consolidated School
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Wayne Simmerman and Sons
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H. C. Dittmer
Tressa Risinger
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Irene Rich
the Bat
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George Marr
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