Fairfield residents return from weekend visits
Mr and Mrs Robert Boyd came home to Fairfield after an over Sunday visit with relatives in town. Geraldine Greiner accompanied them home for a visit. Florence Bishop a Parsons college student returned to Fairfield to resume work this summer. Mrs Anna Crandle traveled to Brighton after a Washington visit with her son Mel Crandle. Mrs John Gray returned to Creston after visiting Miss Henrietta Whittacre and attending the St Joseph Academy commencement in Ottumwa Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Boyd
Fairfield
Mrs. Boyd
Geraldine Greiner
Florence Bishop
Parsons College
Anna Crandle
Brighton
Mark Crandle
Washington
Mel Crandle
John Gray
Creston
Iowa
Henrietta Whittacre
St. Joseph Academy
Ottumwa
Local notices and travel updates from Keota area
Nearby residents make short trips to Keokuk Fairfield Monmouth and Kalama. Foot Comfort Expert visits June 8 at Mar Zel Shoppe. Mary Bennett plans to visit sisters in Kalama and Colorado then Kansas, returning to Keota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bennett
Kalama
Washington
Colorado
Rose McKenzie
Kansas
Mrs. Bennett
Keota
Local notices and sales highlight June promotions and visits
Advertisements announce a June sale on permanent waving by Milady's Beautie Shoppe with a $1 savings, Masury Paint benefits for painters and property owners, and a Foot Comfort event by Dr Scholl at J A Harwood & Son. It also lists social visits including Mrs R L McGugin in Keokuk, family gatherings in Keswick and Sigourney, and trips to G A R encampment and Philadelphia swine convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milady
Beautie
Local residents and visitors seen around Washington area
Names of residents from Winfield Burlington Crawfordsville Cedar Rapids Kalona and Keota visit Washington for summer plans and work as well as relocations. Education and job moves include Isabelle Lemmon teaching in Burlington and Frances Wilson joining Kalamazoo Parchment Paper Mills. Social and club activity notes include W R C convention plans and Garden club flower show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Wilson
Parchment Vaper Mills
Kalamazoo
Michigan
United States
Local residents visit Washington for flower show and gatherings
Mrs HOE Seele of Chicago arrives for a weekend visit with Mrs Laura Longwell. Joan Matthews returns from Monmouth college for the summer with his father. Gerald Gray visits Des Moines and Paul Gray. Miss Maude Hott from Chicago joins Miss Brindley for Washington travel. Rev W B McCrory and Mrs McCrory attend the Washington flower show with other visitors from Ainsworth Fairfield and Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoe. Seele
Chicago
Laura Longwell
Joan Matthews
Monmouth College
Gerald Gray
Des Moines
Paul Gray
Maude Hott
W. R. Cubbine
Alma Brindley
Miss Brindley
Miss Hott
Washington
W. B. McCrory
Ainsworth
R. B. Loudin
Mae Cunningham
Charles Leggett
Fairfield
Crawfordsville News Roundup Ad Weekly Social Notes
Crawfordsville Iowa residents share travel plans with Harold Ross family heading to Colorado for weeks, Jeannette Wooley returns from Iowa City to teach primary work, Rev M B Hayes family visit from Oskaloosa. Local Methodist class enjoyed an evening with a Mt Pleasant duo, Irwin Blankenhorn hosting, games and lunch. Frank Gault home hosted girls clothing club forming a new president Marjorie Hanna and vice-president Florence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Iowa
Harold Ross
Russell
Gregg
Indiana
Colorado
Jeannette Wooley
Iowa City
Hayes
Oskaloosa
M. BE. Hayes
Methodist Church
Irwin Blankenhorn
Mt. Pleasant
H. Lee Huston
Frank Knutson
Frank Gault
Marjorie Hanna
Florence
Ready Maids club forms with events and visitors
Nolmes as secretary treasurer Genevieve Hinton publicity chair Margaret Gault program committee Eva Martin Ethel Martin and Marjorie Hanna voted to call the club the Ready Maids A year program includes clothing demonstrations music appreciation and health talks Refreshments served by the hostess Next meeting at Genevieve Hinton's home Visitors from Washington Burlington and Anwyl families attended Ice cream supper planned by the United Presbyterian Young People with a band feature on the church lawn tonight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will An Wyl
Lyle
John Anwyl
Hazel
R. C. McCleary
Washington
R.E. Davis
Nellie
Burlington
Young People's Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
Local Farm Notes and Community Happenings
Gray Gray Ed Harvey and Tuckey report on hail insurance for farmers. Theo Oher purchased corn from Baxter to haul to trucks. Mrs S B Hoxworth remains ill. Will Longer bought some of Theo Oriez’s broad sons. Neighborhood children rehearse at Eureka Church for a children’s day program next Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Ed Harvey
Tuckey
Hail Insurance Company
Theo Oher
Baxter
S. B. Hoxworth
Theo Oriez
Eureka
Fashionette Corsets Promote 3 in 1 and Princess Corset
Orders accepted by Miss Eva Schmeltzer at 427 B Main Street. Phone 525 Black. Corsets include Corsellets rassieres and 3 in 1 designs promoted to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Corset
Corsellets Rassieres
B. Main St
Regular meeting at Mrs. Howard McGatlin’s home
The H and I Elu held their regular meeting with most members present at Mrs. Howard McGatlin’s. Ralph Hoxworth spent Sunday at Brighton. Lester Beenblossom and Frank Snyder are working south of here past the old Stout orchard. Harry Miller did work for Leo. We urge strong turnout for the primary and call for civic interest. Corn and oats crops have been good recently but require another shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elu
Howard McGatlin
Ralph Hoxworth
Brighton
Lester Beenblossom
Frank Snyder
Stout
Harry Miller
Leo
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Anouew Reno Pesst
FOX
Adolphe Menjou
Betty Pronson
Florence Vicor
Garamount
Eoening Post
Alice Duer Miller
Frances Agnew
Malcolm St. Clair
Mack Sennett
Yellow Taxi Cab Co
Charles Benz
Moore
White Yard
West Chester Savings Bank
Earl Little
Mar Zel
Helen
Velma Mitchel
Crawfordville
William Rucbson
J. A. Harwood & Son
Mary Maxwell
Keokuk
H. F. Steck
Harriet Phillips
Phillips Drug Store
Coleb
J. Palmer
Edith Miller
Alma Karel
Helen Wilson
Frank H. Gray OH
Walter Kyle
Monmouth
Ilinois
Ethel Speekman
Oregon State
R. L. McGugin
Floyd C. Parke
Roscoe Ackley
Harry Hale
Bernice
Keswick
G. RR. Hermanstarfer
Leslie Hale
Bertha Wyant
Sigourney
A. F. van Pelt
Wheatland, Iowa
M. G. Vacha
Philadelphia
Chas
Thomas
John Morrell Co
D. A. Boyer
New London
W. V. Norris
Golden
New York
E. E. Norris
Shelby
C. C. Cunningham
Hale
Ethel Dillon
Royal
R. G. Wessler
Hans
the Wardrobe Cleaners
Conkey
McCall Bros
Mre. J. BK. Konath
Lows
McElhinney Drug Co
Mutual
Luseb AK
Jim Smiley
Cora Smiley
Winfield
Napent
J. J. Crail
Isabelle Lemmon
C. 8. Lemmon
James Stewart
Crawfordeville
Robert Wade
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
George Navy
Iowa Avenue
Lemmon
George Myers
Lulu Sauer
Kalona
Misa Eather Gibson
Charles City
Will Gibson
England
Bessie Conger
H. G. Shinnebarger
Boyd Fordo
Frank Gobble
Daughters of the Union Veterans of the Civil War
Glenn A. Roe
Anita
Frank Carter
Mr. Roe
Mr. Carter
Pressey Frank and Sons
Junior
Donald
Waterloo
Wilbur Miller
Ella Kerr
Albany
Robert Mintier
Glen Mintier
Mrs. Cook
W. B. Wilde
Peoria
James A. Work
L. E. Mason and Son
Marvin of
Ames
Fimer Mason
John Ruplinger of
Harper
Hiram Johnson
Martha Swick
Geneseo
Mlinois
KE. S. Rowan of
George Dowell
Washington State
C. B. Brinton
Elsie Swift
William Fitzwilliam
A. Hoxstadtler
Leigh Wallace
Mrs. Falk
Mrs. Speirs
Cook
Topeka
M. Alexander
Jherome Wilcox
Keola
Palm Beach
Washington Cleaners
Owen McGovern
Eva Schmeltzer
Rayon
Hartman’s
Bee
Boe
Wells-Crail Sales Co
Klein Klothing KO
C. M. & F ClotHing Co
Karl Libe
N. D. Anderson
East Side Square
Washington, IA
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