Refrigerators sold with weather strips for year round comfort
Local advertisement notes refrigerators equipped with weather stripping to save fuel and keep soot out in summer, with coal savings and added comfort in winter. Sold by H. M. Shellabarger in Webster City IA, contact via phone 445. Miss Mary Morgan departs for Webster IA after a year teaching in local grade schools. Also mentions Anna Scott visiting Davenport and nurse graduation events, D F Macon auctioneer in Washington IA, Mrs Donald Patton and son leaving for Denver, and Dr H F Masson traveling to Chicago for further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Shellabarger
Goo N. Octave
Piano tuner visit next week and local notices
A piano tuner will be at 180 W. HH. Stephens next week. Miss Everja Turner, living with the Stephenses, graduates tonight and plans to attend a Kentucky college next year. Misses Dale Ebner and Hazel Booth of Haskins were in town. Charles Brown, ill since a Boston trip, was reported seriously ill yesterday but improved today. Coleman Cooker window ad for gas from Geo. W. Stewart.
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W. HH. Stephens
Everja Turner
Boyd Stephens
Belview
Kentucky
Dale Ebner
Hazel Booth
Haskins
Charles Brown
Boston
Local residents engage in visits and graduations across towns
David Elder returns from Burlington on business. Ames visitors McCall Bros and John Quist pass through on their way to Oakland Mills for a boys camp. Marion Rathmel graduates in Enid as does Ida B Wise Smith in Oskaloosa. Coaches R L Larson and families travel to Fairfield. Mayhews, Snare family, and Evanses share news of births and vacations. Margaret Atchison leaves for Ainsworth after a brief stay with Helen Alcorn.
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John Quist
E. L. Cunningham
J. T. Bode
Ames
Oakland Mills
Local Grace Hesseltine Returns Home After Stay
Crawfordsville resident Miss Grace Hesseltine has returned home after several days visiting her sister Mrs Brown. Art Redding of the New Graham Theatre notes a film swap causing changes in tonight and tomorrow's program. The Sea Wolf was diverted to another theatre and The Nervous Wreck shown here instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hesseltine
Crawfordsville
Mrs. Brown
Art Redding
New
Graham Theatre
Washington Schools Close Today
Washington city closes its schools on June 3 marking the end of the term and leaving anxious students and parents awaiting report cards. Cadet Hosiery for ladies arrives with Pointex heel styles in silk and full fashioning priced at 1.95 per pair.
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City of
Washington
Eards
Local residents attend visits and funerals in region
Mrs S A Burnitte and daughter from Fairfield visited the Lefflers. Ada Wilson leaves for Olathe Kansas after teaching at the high school. Mabel Livingston returns to Monmouth Hill after a grandmother's death. Mr and Mrs Moore of Oskaloosa attend a sister in law’s funeral in town. Betty Jacobs visits Crawfordsville Iowa. The Schenefelts and Davises travel to Davenport for business. Mrs Roy Moore and son Robert return to Ainsworth with Robert having a minor operation yesterday.
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S. A. Burnitte
Fairfield
Frank Leffler
Ada Wilson
Olathe
Kansas
F.M. Moore
Oskaloosa
Mr. Moore
James Redd
Betty Jacobs
Crawfordsville
Iowa
J. W. Hamilton
Roy Moore
Robert
Ainsworth
World’s Greatest Novels list features enduring classics
The Kansas City Star surveys authoritative lists of top novels. Notable entries include Fielding’s Tom Jones, Richardson’s Clarissa Harlowe, Flaubert’s Madame Bovary, Hugo’s Les Misérables, Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter, Dickens’s David Copperfield, Thackeray’s Vanity Fair, Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina, Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment, Balzac’s Eugenie Grandet, Turgenev’s Fathers and Children, and Romain Rolland’s Jean Christophe.
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Fielding
Tom Jones
Richardson
Clarissa Harlowe
Flaubert
Hugo
Hawthorne
Dicken
David Copperfield
Thackeray
Vanity Fair
Tolstoy
Anna Karenina
Dostoevski
Crime and Punishment
Balzac
Eugenie Grandet
Turgenev
Fathers and Children
Romain Rolland
Jean Christophe
Kansas City Star
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Frisco
Sally
With
Sally O’neil
Lupino Lane
Naughty Boy
Tyler
FOX Theatre
Mary Morgan
Webster
Anna Scott
Davenport
Ted Eggers
St. Lukes Hospital
D. F. Macon
Donald Patton
Donald
Denver
Colorado
J. W. Patton
H. F. Masson
Chicago
Geo. W. Stewart
David Elder
Burlington
McCall Bros
Ed Mayhew
Marion H. Rathmel
Harry Rathmel
Ofnid
Oklahoma
Enid High School
J. A. Hawthorne
J. R. George
Ida B. Wise Smith
R. L. Larson
Anamosa
J. H. Peet
J. A. Dewees
Delphia Howard
W. J. Snare
Kalona
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa Wesleyan
Lois Snare
R. S. Evans
Kansas City
Shirley Mae
Margaret Atchison
Helen Alcorn
Hans
the Wardrobe Cleaners
Ted Weel
East Side
Charles Sloat
Gon
Yale, Oklahoma
Wilbur Miller
McElhinney Drug Company
Graham
Christie
Ford Sterling
Phyllis Haver
Hy Mayers
Mabel Livingston
Monmouth, Hill
Ralph Livingston
Eva Livingston
I. W. Schenefelt
Oscar Davis
A. E. Atchison
Florsheims
Arch-Preservers
Sodom and
Gomorrah
Ryce
Ance
Crull & McCoy
Washington, Lowa
John Shields
Klein Klothing Ko
Cleaning Service
Washington Cleaners
South Side Square
Wisie Long
Prop
Lou Davidson
A. Bennett
Fred Jones
Charles Baker
China
White
Berry
Optic Tall Sherbets
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