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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1927
Page
8
Mrs. H. E. Muehler of Chicago visits her mother Mrs. Jake Moothart in town and her brother Lon Moot hart.
John Waymack and his son in law Paul Leach and daughter left this morning around ten to return to Muscle Shoals Alabama after a visit with relatives. Waymack disputes a column by Frank Macon saying little was said, insisting he had much to say. He bears a bishoplike appearance from years of work and residence in the climate.
A business visitor from Crawfordsville stopped in the city this morning. Billy Shields returned home after visiting friends in Crawfordsville the past few days. Mrs. Mary E. Bradley left for Atlantic Iowa after a several month stay with her niece Miss Helen Helmick. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Helmick and family arrived from Arena Maine for a short visit with relatives in the area.
A member and his family have traveled to Michigan for a short vacation and will visit his sister, Mrs Henry Ludwig.
Miss Jessie Sage arrives from Chicago for a short visit at her brother Frank Sage and relatives in Washington. Ben Crandall and Horace Hesseltine return to Brighton after visiting here. Mrs Alva Boisilleau of Ainsworth visits for shopping and to see her daughter. Willis Brooks returns home to Wayland after an overnight visit. Radio batteries and car batteries offered at 50 cents by Washington Motor Co. Ice cream sodas advertised with no extra charge.
A boy named Burke Gillespie received a deep head cut yesterday morning when a horseshoe thrown by another youth went too high. The incident occurred during a casual horseshoes activity, and he was noted to suffer significant pain at the time.
Thirteen years ago yesterday July 28 the European War began later called World War. The community notes relief it is over and hopes for no more wars. Arrowhead Hosiery now on display with new shades and prices 95 cents and 1.65 dollars. A EB ATCHISON Florsheims Arch Preservers Ladies Hosiery.
Chalmer Marshall of Wapello has accepted a position with Iowa Southern Utilities and has been working there this week. He plans to move his family in soon, but they have not chosen a residence yet.
In our shop we use only genuine Buick and Chevrolet parts. Use A. C. Spark plugs in your Ford for longer life. Dr. Gabriel Saubbers claims their plugs tolerate more oil and give a smoother ride. Get your flashlight repaired before vacation trips. We offer complete lights, batteries and bulbs.
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