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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1933

Page

5

Neighboring Towns and Communities Notes

May 20 report from VEO records a family gathering at home for dinner with Mr and Mrs Jose Rice and several children including Raymond Rumer and Barbara Joe at Fairfield and Hazel and Chester Rice. Mrs Juula Martin, mother of Mrs Geo Chambers, visited Indianola since Saturday. The Loyal Twelve club met as usual on the last Monday night.

Veo Jose Rice Raymond Rumer Barbara Joe Fairfield Caral Et Wayne Ind Hazel Chester Juula Martin Geo. Chambers Indianola J. E. Davis Jacob Graber Joe Witting Allen Meyer EB. G. Rittler Leonard Martin Noah Leiehty Warren Allen S. EF. Wenger Crawfordsville Judd Witting Clara Wenger Avin Rich Amasa Don Royce Mahlon Miller Pekin Paul Brennenman Mt. Leasant John Beese Hose Walter Howard Oskaloosa Sam Bergh Fred Messenger Mustazine Messenger Neltlig Alen Will Jone Cotter H. H Hills Vleasant Omerhus Hart

When Your Daughter Comes to Womanhood

An old notice urges using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for teen girls health. Social notes describe local gatherings at Jere Elmore and Luther homes, visiting relatives in Fairfield and Pleasant Plain, and family members traveling from Ft. Wayne to visit in rural communities.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Memorial day services mark Bethel church gathering

East Jackson May 29 eighty four people attended Bethel Sunday services on May 28 with a Memorial day sermon. Activities upcoming include Women’s Missionary society meeting on Wednesday at two, a Community Social Friday June 2, and a June 11 Children’s Day program. The notes mention lawn care, school graduations, doll show plans, and various local visits and travels.

East Jackson Bethel Women's Missionary Society of Bethel Nellie Juzeler Floyd Lette Wolff’s Hatchery Washington Ernest Green Doyle Plecker l Ernest Gideon

Cactus Joe on Winners and Losses and Sympathy

A witty remark from Cactus Joe defines a "good loser" as someone who refuses to dwell on failures or seek unearned sympathy. The quote contrasts stoic resilience with wasteful self-pity. It reflects sportsmanship and frontier humor in a compact rural setting.

Cactus Joe

Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Promises Energy Boost

An old advertisement urges readers to wake up the liver with Carter's Little Liver Pills claiming to restore two pounds of bile daily, improve digestion, reduce gas and blemishes, and lift energy without harsh laxatives. It cautions against substitutes and notes the 25 cent price in 1931.

Carter C. M. Ce Firestone

Havre Tackle Talker Correspondent Report

May 31 note from Havre lists Mr and Mrs Harry McConnell and their son visiting Mrs Carr for her birthday with A B Carr and other children. Bob Tippit of Little York Illinois joined the gathering. Minnie Carr spent Sunday in Ottumwa practicing with the band as one of the 400.

Harry Clark Frank Clark Ottumwa Norman Clark And

Wayland Memorial Program Held At High School

The followup Memorial program took place in the Wayland high school auditorium Sunday afternoon May 28 with martial music, song and invocation. Rev Basinger paid tribute to civil war veteran Mr Shaffer as Wiayland community members joined in song led by the men’s octette.

Arthur Ricks Theorin Rick Vernon Tsehantz Doris Mowery Otttumwa John Veneer Edd Witting Ted Tschantz Hubert Weyer Frank Magdefrau Michigan J. A. Taylor Daughters Washington Taylor Jamith Wayland Shively West Wayland America Basinger Triebute Shaffer Ciwr Sodergren

Local Train Schedule Details From Washington Note

Train 261 leaves Washington at 9 46 a m on weekdays with freight service on Tuesday Thursday Saturday. Train 25 departs Washington Southwest Line Bay an No 91 Local Freight on schedule 10 25 a m Eastbound from Washlet. Train 92 Local Freight runs 11 59 4 m on Monday Wednesday Friday. Passenger trains daily per agent W C Bell.

Washington Southwest Line Southwest Lisree Pentences Wenw W. C. Bell

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