Local visitors depart after week with relatives
Mrs. Frisk and her son of Columbus Junction leave after visiting at Mrs. Agnes Anderson's home. Miss Beatrice Redlinger begins work as assistant to Miss Kearns at the Rothschild Beauty parlor. Miss Lillian Singmagier, from Milwaukee Normal Training, is visiting Miss Beatrice Redlinger and will return to Keota soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Redlinger
Miss Kearns
The
Rothschild Beauty Parlor
Lillian Singmagier
Milwaukee
Wisc
Beatrice Itedlinger
Kieota
E. O. Newell
Evelyn
KR. H. Malin
Columbus Junction
Washington
Ella Wilson
East 7Th Street
Memorial day observance called for Washington Fire Dept
Local notice urges all regular honorary and reserve Washington Fire Dept members to meet at city hall on Sunday June 8 at 1 pm to observe Memorial day. Car and flowers requested if possible. Several small town updates follow including visits, hospital stays, graduations and local business notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Fire Dept
City Hall
Local residents share travel and visits across Iowa towns
A string of short notes records Dorothy Dowell taking music lessons in Oskaloosa, Mrs. Fitzwilliams visiting Keota, Mrs. Williams traveling as a passenger to Oskaloosa, Elizabeth Wyant to Sigourney, and the Park couple returning from Kansas City. Also listed are carpools to Davenport, Westminister College student Arthur Swift home from Missouri, and various family visits, train changes, and storm experiences around Kalona, Mediapolis, Welman, Dundee, and Washington.
Details of Confession in Heinous Kidnapping and Murder
The confession describes plans to kidnap and kill the Franks boy. Leopold and Loeb allegedly burned clothes and moved the body into a culvert. They tracked a victim, tested visibility, and coordinated contact with Mrs Franks. charges include eleven murder counts and sixteen kidnapping counts with seventy witnesses. The case aims for an early trial with arraignment possible next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loeb
Illinois
Richard
Michigan City
Franks
Leopold
Grand Jary
Crowe
Reece Family Returns After Commencement Exercise
William Reece and Miss Mabel Magele Reece of Wyman return home from Cedar Falls with Catharine Reece after attending the commencement exercises. The report contrasts kidnapping for ransom with ordinary kidnapping under statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Belville
Cedar Falls
State Teachers College
Glover Ferrel
William Reece
Mabel
Magele Reece
Wyman
Catharine Reece
Child learns saving through watching bank deposits
A narrative describes a child’s habit forming around counting his savings. He brings his own deposits to the bank, showing keen interest in the account and in every transaction. The piece suggests letting kids bring personal banks to watch money being counted to foster habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guo Kiddies
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FOX
Aster Park Ly
Trom
Owen Davis
Adolphe Menjeu
Anna 0. Nilsson
Carmel Myers
Noema Shearer
Wiliait Louis Edward Burns
Equity Ball
Monta Bell
Harry Rape
GRAIL
Texas Rangers
Lone Star State
Zev
Paprika
Pathe Comedy
S. W. Livingston
Davenport
Verne Sigler
Thomp Brookhart
McElhinney Drug Co
Oxfords
Wilson's
Karry
Squarr
Washington Oil Co
J. M. Finney
Gueater
Monmouth
Jean Johnson
Leland Meyers
Epworth League
George Turner
Mildred Guinn
High School of
Sioux Falls
P. m
H. S. Auditorium
Grace Schilling
St. Joseph's Academy
Ottumwa
Emma Schilling
Lucy Casey
Paul Armstrong of
Ainsworth
Washington Motor Co
George Sands
Martha Wanzlett
John Auld
George Maxwell
Chicago
Ford
Dorothy Dowell
Oskaloosa
W. M. Fitzwilliams
Keota
L. BE. Wiliams
Elizabeth Wyant
Sigourney
Join Park
Kansas City
C. H. Morton
North English
Arthur Swift
Westminister College
Missouri
J. A. Smith
Winfield
John Chadwick
D. N. Haney
David Haney
Judge Letts
W. D. Meyer
Jamestown
S. N. Serrett
Robert
Lizzie Ayres
Welman
Dundee County
Neb
Mrs. Glover Ferrel
J. J. Todd
Kalona
Mediapolis
G. B. Kurn
Oscar Jugenheimer
Mrs. James Wilson
Keokuk
Mt. Pleasant
Mrs. Wilson
Neiswanger Bldg
South Lawa Ave
Kurtz
Royal Market
Ise
C. M. & F. Clothing Co
Owen McGovern
W. D. Loftiss
West 2Nd Street
John Shields & Sons
Lyon’s Bread
Lyon
Lyon Baking Company
Ile
Oli
Trans
Acti
Washington National
Washington County
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