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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1929
Page
8
Wildroot Wave Sc secures a steady hold along the hui icky OF coast, continuing to manage the regional tide. Local officials noted consistent surf conditions and stable shoreline impact as this season progresses.
Carolyn Hamilton, a singing teacher, announces a course of 112 lessons starting this week with options of one lesson per week for twelve weeks or two lessons per week for six weeks. Voices tested free of charge, contact at Residence Studio t jMain or by phone 6s 2. Mrs. Robert Turkington and Mrs. T. F. Barker visited Columbus Junction to see relatives. Fresh Bologna two pounds thirty five cents at Thompson's Sanitary Market. Mr. and Mrs. F. Witting Dwaylana arrived yesterday to do some work.
Ainsworth announces faculty for the coming year led by Superintendent Trezona and Principal J R Tresons. Alberta Swan and Helen Brown join science and language departments. Francis Carbon leads English and home economics. other teachers cover grades one through six. The staff emphasizes four year college graduates for high school and two year for grades, with prior teaching experience. Community support noted amid commendations and local announcements.
Ellen Morrison finished teaching at Grafton hall Fondulac Wisconsin and spent the weekend in Washington or with her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Morrison. She then traveled to Maryville Missouri to teach at Missouri State College. Several neighbors and relatives return from trips to attend events and visit relatives in Columbus Ohio Denver and Cincinnati while others plan visits in Cedar Rapids Joplin and Farrfield.
Veronda Adrian and Mary Lou Arns visit Mrs. John Brownhausen in Washington then travel to Keota for two days. Many locals attend events, visits, and celebrations, including Lorene’s clarinet at Brighton band and Mrs. Clyde Brown’s Chicago trip for two weeks. Wedding news recalls Emmett Clarke’s son’s Des Moines ceremony.
The Fortnightly club Garden department hosts its annual Flower Show this Thursday from 1 to 9 p.m. at United Presbyterian church. Prizes offer for the most beautiful blooms and exhibits must be received by 11 o'clock. The event draws large crowds as varied blooms are displayed. Also promoted are Arrowhead Hosiery with new shades and styles, featuring a low price grip and a guarantee of satisfaction or replacement.
Dr. Ben Walker returned home from Corydon and spent the night with his daughter Mrs. Kenneth Carris then went to Iowa City for a piano timer clinic this week. The Pratt couples and Clyde Pratt pair motored to Winfield to handle business and Autophone installation at the theatre there. Mrs. Claire Dewey came back from Decatur NL after visiting the Gagebys in Macon. Phone 251 Red 251100.
Mr and Mrs Vincent Becker and son Bobby Gene returned home to Keota after visiting Matt Redlinger and relatives at a Prairie Flower church ice cream social Thursday evening. Mary Cale Thompson, without Ainsworth relatives, went to Washington then Crawfordville. Her mother Mrs Bentley Thompson stayed here shopping and joined her. Park Liver 10 cents a pound Wednesday. Thompson's Sanitary Market. H Mitchell heard of niece Lois Cook's death in an automobile crash at Laws, Kansas, but too late for the funeral.
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