Baby Boy Charles Roger Born at County Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Toppan Johnson of the Wellman neighborhood welcomed a baby boy named Charles Roger at the county hospital. The infant weighed 7% pounds at birth. Mrs. Johnson was formerly Tressa Phillips.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1925
Page
8
Mr. and Mrs. Toppan Johnson of the Wellman neighborhood welcomed a baby boy named Charles Roger at the county hospital. The infant weighed 7% pounds at birth. Mrs. Johnson was formerly Tressa Phillips.
A crowded Washington column lists residents and visitors from Keota, Sigourney, Crawfordsville, and Ottumwa. Activities include shopping trips, medical and family visits, camp programs, and farm work as communities prepare for harvest and market days.
Mrs. Howard Crozier is a morning business passenger for Winfield. Julia Jackson is a morning passenger for Keithsburg. Tr. James Heileman of Wayland is in Washington on business today. Vera McCreedy of Haskins spent Saturday in town.
A reflective piece urges daily life inventory, focusing on early years of life and study. It asks individuals to report fresh ideas and new propositions of truth discovered, framing self-scrutiny as a daily practice for growth.
Dubuque authorities authorize the Street Cap Company to run buses in underserved city sections. Service will charge a ten cent fare and operate where the ear a area is not yet extended.
Dora Ford aged 14 went missing after an evening out and her mother reports concern that she may have been lured away. Jacob Ford, her father, says Dora fears being abducted from home.
Toledo July 16 seed market reports Clover seed bids and cash values for October and December with prices 16.60 15.15 14.554. Timothy seed cash quotes 3.70 and 4.00 for September and beyond.
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