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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1930

Page

7

Susan Coffey Auxiliary Announces Event

The Susan Coffey auxiliary of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society announces an upcoming gathering to discuss mission work and community outreach efforts. Members are invited to participate and share plans for the season.

Susan Coffey The Womens Foreign Missionary Society

Rexall Orderlie Promises Quick Constipation Relief

A Battle Creek physician touts Rexall Orderlie as immediate relief for constipation. The tablet is said to stimulate water flow into the bowel producing a gentle natural movement without increasing dose. Chew Rexall Orderlie at night and feel better next day. 24 for 25 at Rexall Drug Stores.

Battle Creek Rexall Orderlies Rexall Drug Sherman Bros

Community church and club notices for Washington county events

Local church groups and organizations announce meetings and events across Washington county. Activities include YWMS at U P church, troop 33 Boy Scouts postponed to June 12, Baptist choir rehearsal, Royal Neighbors convention in Ainsworth June 10, W F M S at 611 South 2nd Ave, Baptist picnic at Sunset Park, Presbyterian choir rehearsal, and OES initiation in Keota Tuesday night. details of times and locations provided.

Boy Scouts Washington County Royal Neighbors Ainsworth Ladies of the Baptist Church Sunset Park Bowman Shebeck

Theodore Neill Receives Master of Science Degree

Theodor R. Nagill son of Mr and Mrs Sam Neill of Washington earns a master of science degree from Iowa State College this month He previously earned a bachelor's degree from Iowa State Teachers College and completed a two year program at the same institution His interests include industrial work and teaching physics and mathematics He worked through college and affiliated with multiple organizations and honorary societies He has taught high school subjects and is seen as a capable rising figure in college circles

Ames Iowa Theodor R. Nagill Sam Neill Washington Iowa State College

Election eve at Shiloh as candidates await results

Shiloh notes an unofficial sense of anxiety as residents anticipate election outcomes. Fred Sweet is rumored to be nominated for sheriff. Eighth grade graduates are honored with Pauline Darbyshire and Marine tying for third. Pauline led the class of about 130. Myra Van Nostrand visited with Sowash grandma for the graduation. The 411 girls plan a rally day practice at Roy Kephart’s Tuesday. Caldwell and Schantz families joined a trip to Fairfield.

Shiloh Fred Sweet Pauline Maxine Darbyshire Marine Myra van

Community Notes Reflect Quiet Rural Weekend

Mrs John Shebeck reports social visits as the Mason family hosted dinner guests. Hart Parr tractor owner Ross Van Nostrand among the days activities. Local families welcomed graduates from Washington High School and prepared for entering high school in fall. Farmers hope for rain to end dry spell as corn replanting continues.

E. G. Mason Sun Ross van Nostrand Howard Sigatfoose Jean Lester Wagner Berda Darlene Schantz Jean Sigatoose James Marsh Mabel Donald Burger Davenport Cathryn Greend Caldwell Cedar Falls

Local Couple Involved In Family Dispute

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Guy pursue action against Mrs Guy's mother Ruth Riter. Ruth Riter plans to spend the summer locally. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grosscup also noted in the clipping context.

Sandy Hook Dan Guy Guy Ruth Riter Clarence Grosscup

Family visits and local farm life noted in Crawfordsville area

Sunday visits mark social ties as families like the Fultons Birneys Pence and Ramsey are seen at homes near Crawfordsville and Des Moines. Will Teets works for Pearl Phillips while Griggs and Fish burn ship cattle from Washington Tuesday as residents report routine rural activity.

John Jones Crawfordsville Clarence Fulton Kabhy Homle Junior Bobbie Birney Val Fubr Ross Pence Carl Jarrard’s Henry Ramsey Des Moines John Shebeck Willis Teets Pearl Phillips D. C

Card of Thanks for Mrs Will Black

The family of the late Mrs Will Black expresses appreciation for kindness during her illness and for flowers and sympathy shown.

Will Black

Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Quick Varicose Vein Relief

An advertiser claims Moone's Emerald Oil reduces varicose veins and heals sores quickly. The ad urges readers to buy from any dispensing pharmacist, use it nightly and morning, and notes a small bottle lasts long and many pharmacies sell it.

Moone

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