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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1929
Page
8
Carolyn Temiter bem Singinz announces a 12 lesson course starting this week. The schedule shows one week of nine weeks for twelve weeks or two lessons weekly for six. A trial session is free. Call the studio for details.
Mervin Sheman, grandson of Me, sails for Los Angeles to spend summer with his father Ralph Shuman and relatives Mrs Boyd Bordo and son Charles who plan to journey to Pittsburg and the East by auto. Mrs Lotte Teambauer travels from Denver to Washington to visit brother John Bryson and Virginia Cunningham. John H. Cunningham and Mrs MoE Baxter’s family return from Washington. Harold Godwyn’s family visits W A M Gimpsey and son Arthur. Docetla Wheelin and Mate Depiey return to Des Moines after a Washington visit. Elite Beauty Parlor advertises The Wave of Natural Beauty.
A jumble of travel notes and social updates details Mr. and Mrs. Hei Katzit planning an automobile trip to Arizona and Oregon, with various relatives visiting Des Moines and Davenport. Local arrivals include Gailord Waymack, Dr. L W Eastwood, and Dale Holland visiting family.
Local store announces free soft sponge rubber Ty ball with every pair of children’s shoes or oxfords purchased. The promotion targets boys and girls and informs parents the offer applies regardless of price.
Several families from Minneapolis and nearby towns plan short visits in Mt Pleasant and Cedar Rapids as they spend summer months with relatives. Graduates from Iowa University and Washington University are noted, with plans to pursue internships and further study at Harvard and Cambridge.
Historical notes claim an ancient loud speaker in Vienna served Count Rudiger during defense efforts and was later used by Vienna’s fire brigade. The artifact reflects early public address tools and their civic roles in Austro-Hungarian history.
The article describes a new real estate bond federation formed to promote welfare, guarantee payments, supervise projects, enforce maintenance and insurance, and provide a financial system ensuring security and equity for its members, with standards for handling state loans and property valuation.
Minneapolis and Washington visitors including Earl Warner Mrs Hopengardner and Mrs John Godlove hosted at the Godlove home. The group traveled to Clinton to see Chas and Mrs Harry Tillotson. Relatives visited on Thursday as Ellis Swisher and family spent time in Washington. Davis Brothers unloaded a car of corn feed Thursday.
Mrs C W Brock came from Columbus Juretion to visit and work on her hen field then returned to town. Arlene Ferguson spent two days in Washington and returned to West Chester. Phianna Sutton returned to Newton after weekend in Washington. George Ward returns from Chicago with business. A Joseph Kelley visits home. will become Tama News Herald advertising manager. Marie Appellate arrives from Madison Wiena for about a month at Mayor Appellate’s home. Kay F Fray of Ollie spends time in Washington with Mr and Mrs Frank My piano tuner to visit next week.
Mrs C St Barr and Iveite Parr drove to Pt Madison for a morning, Lucile plans to enter a six month business college there. Bernice Gardner returned to West Chester after visiting the Floyd Secrets. Mr and Mrs Dowell Mete tages of Grinnell left with Mrs Thompson for Lizourne to mourn Audrey De Pauline Jolly. Jolly went to Ainsworth for the weekend. Mrs W M Pinn Williams returned from Omaha Nebraska after a ten day visit. Mrs Owen McKevitt and children James Joseph Josephine Savile of Moline plus Irene McKevitt of Peoria visited Washington with Mr and Mrs Leslie Payne.
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