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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1929
Page
5
Melo soap saver softens hard water cleaning bath
Arven struggles with hard water leaving a dirty ring in the tub. Melo softens water producing a clean, ring free surface and boosts soap effectiveness. It promises savings on soap usage and is advertised for use wherever soft water is desired at grocers.
Walton and Fisher families in local move and wedding notes
Mr Earl Walton moves into the recently vacated H H Hanson house while social mentions report Mr and Mrs Fred Fisher and Miss Irene Fisher attending the Stapperhott Krebs wedding at Iowa City. Miss Velma Tobin Martha Lee and Miss Bertha Heitzman of Iowa City attend commencement exercises here, 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Walton
H. H. Hanson
Fred Fisher
Irene Fisher
Stapperhott-Krebs
Iowa City
Velma Tobin
Martha Lee
Bertha Heitzman
Towa City
Columbus Junction Notes and Local Obituaries
Columbus Junction June 1 report lists burial at Columbus City cemetery for Edward Morne and mentions relatives. Local marriages include Van Meter and Mrs ME Kindig from De, and A E O Neill’s brother funeral in Grand Rapids. Residents Allen Green and Chorrine Knauss are noted visiting and relatives in Marshalltown and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collumbus
Tiomes Cok
Union Temri
Tored
St. Joseph's
Issid
Ape Seer Garten
Pottick
Columbus City
Eaward Mor
Man Genera
Kelly
Cedar Tepid
J.B. Hanft
Indianapolis
Ice Cream Social Planned by L. Y. M. Club at Columbus City
John Dawson of Three Oaks reports Orr has returned from serving as coach and mathematics teacher in the Ish school. The L. Y. M. club of Columbus City township will host an ice cream social at Mrs. J. E. Gray’s home Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dawson
Three Oaks
Mienester Orr
L. Y. M. Club
Columbus City Township
JE. Gray
Lee Chan ders remains hospitalized amid recovery struggles
Glendale June 6 Lee Chan ders who has been in the hospital for two weeks remains unable to return home. He faces ongoing difficulty with a broken ex with splinters of bone removed. Washington township farm bureau met at Glendale school Tuesday evening under chairwoman Mrs. John Cherry. The program included community singing talks by John Stewart Mr Montgomery Mr Brows and Mrs Claud Rhodebeck township chairman of women's work. Several movie reels were shown and the 411 girls served ice cream cones and pop. It was decided to hold a debate on Direct Marketing at the next meeting in preparation for a summer debate with the Jackson township farm bureau. Walter Wagner plowed corn for Murrey Smylie this week. The Wanders, former residents now in Gulfport, Louisiana, hope to visit but would not return permanently. Mrs EM Jackson at the county hospital remains unable to come home though improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
Lee Chanders
Washington Township Farm Bureau
John Cherry
John Stewant
Montgomery
Brows
Claud Rhodebeck
Woman's Work
Jackson Township Farm Bureau
Spread Ashe
Walter Wagner
Gulfport
Louisiana
Mra
EM Jackson
Masonic Lodges Meet Regularly With Officers Listed
Lodges Washington Chapter No 08 O lar hold monthly meetings on the third Thursday. Pearl Kennedy W M Irene Bickford Secretary host visiting Damascus Shrine No 10. Edith Pulver W 1 Hazel Haven Worthy Scribe. Washington Lodge No 2 F ea holds regular first Friday meeting. Theron J Pease W M A W Yard secretary. Cyrus Chapter No 13 R A M regular meeting on second Friday. Carleton Haven H Ps Arthur Goodin secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pearl Kennedy
W. M
Irene Bickford
Damascus Shrine
Masonic Temple
Edith Pulver W
Hazel Haven
Washington Lodge No. 2
Fea
Theron J. Pease
A.W. Yard
Cyrus
R.A. M
Secord
Carleton Haven
H. Ps
Arthur Goodin
Community notes from Washington and surrounding towns
A collection of local items includes church events in June and a Coppock gathering, plus attendance at Brighton and Wayland events. Mentions Wayne Wagner representing Eureka Sunday school, Eva Wagner’s graduation, and road work by Bechbloasam and Benson. Poultry, dairy, and farm tasks appear alongside social visits, hatchery deadlines, and farm activity reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wayne Wagner
Eureka
Coppock
George Jones
Clark
Ainsworth Notes On Local Events And Visits
June reports from Ainsworth include Mrs Dave Evan hosting Farm Bureau, Mrs Clarence Work visiting ailing father, Miss Helen Harvey from Washington teaching music, and Dave Evans family at Clark Wood home. Also mentions Hiram Taker Ray mond in Washington, a new home at F C, and a Colin bus Junction Chevrolet dealer presence amid rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Farm Bureau
Dave Evan
Clarence Work
Helen Harvey
Washington
Weesday
Dave Evans
Clark Wood
Hiram Taker
Raymond
F.C
Colinbus Junction
Local Notes From Harmony Area Community News
Fragmented notices and social updates list names like Davidson Margaret Gault Violet Anwyl and Monmouth graduates. Mentions visits, school events, a music student completion, and general chatter about farming, weather, and neighbors in Harmony area.
Ainsworth visitors and local travel notes
Mrs EW Spessword North and two daughters from Ottawa Kansas called at the J A Marsh home enroute to Muscatine to visit relatives. Pale Frame and Miss Aliqy Stevens were called to Waterloo for Mrs Frame’s illness. Mrs Krenmyre and son Lewis returned from Ottumwa. Mrs Milburn Spessard visited with her mother Mrs Dear Bean in Haskins. James Fitzgerald teaching at Toledo returned home for summer vacation after a Minnesota fishing trip. Mrs Gee Lord Ruth He and Mrs E W Spessard attended an efficiency day program in Washington. Mrs Will Trotter visited Washington on business. Mrs Nate Thur ris and Arline Francis went away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Hal North
Ottawa
Kans
J. A Marsh
Muscatine
Pale Frame
Aliqy Stevens
Waterloo
Frame
Krenmyre
Lewis
Ottumwa
Milburn Spessard
Dear Bean
Haskins
James Fitzgerald
Toledo
Minnesota
Gee
Ruth He
E.W. Spessard
Washington
Will Trotter
Washington Pri
Nate Thurris
Arline
Francis
Local updates mix travel plans and community notices
Thursday morning they will join Mr Burris. Miss Wilma Mite will broadcast for WHO Des Moines Sunday afternoon at 8 o clock. She is the traveler of Mr and Mrs M L Miller formerly of Ainsworth now Des Moines. Also noted are visits to Town City hospital, new Essex car work progress on road project near town, and notices of Antique Tea June 1 at Techurch parlors plus missionary society meetings at United Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burris
Wilma Mite
WHO
Des Moines
Wilma
M. L. Miller
Ainsworth
Tresor
Pauline
Ruth Norrie
Nobert
Norville
Trezona
Town
Agnes ‘Ferguson
Washington
Marshall Edmonden
M Reh Lave
Techurch
Ladies Foreign Missionary Society
Kinshausiiter Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
Lad Hand Missionary Society
Ars
Children’s Day Observance At Church Next Sabbath
Ray Moore notes that Children’s Day will be observed at the church a week from Sabbath with Rev Beil of the United Presbyterians church preaching. Sabbath date is listed as June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Moore
Beil United Proth
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