Masson to Resume University Duties in Ann Arbor
Prof. Louis Masson left for Ann Arbor Michigan to resume his duties as social science instructor at the University of Michigan. He traveled via Columbus Junction due to mud with plans to drive on the road today. His wife Mrs Masson and daughter Helen will ride the train to join him this evening. Miss Ruth Endicott returned from Ainsworth and Miss Florence Rohrer from Ames both for summer visits. Clara Petratz, formerly at Iowa State College, came home for summer vacation. Harold Reynolds, now working in Mt Pleasant, visited town yesterday. Mrs Lester Orr left for Columbus Junction this morning to attend to business matters.
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Louis Masson
Ann Arbor
Michigan
University of Michigan
Columbus Junction
D. J. Masson
Masson
Helen
Clara Petratz
Iowa — Atate College
Ames
Harold Durst
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mra
Arthur Durst
Local Holiday Visits and Travel notes plus seed corn for sale
Harold Durst returns from Mt. Pleasant to spend summer with his parents north of town. A. F. Rankin and family visit from Hampton to see Mrs Rankin's parents the Brin ton household. Raymond Bambrick departs for Salt Lake City and western trips. Harold Elwell covers his Burlington depot duties. Edith Wenger heads home to Noble. For Sale seed corn from Warren's Seed Store urges planting by June 20.
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Warren’s
Local residents plan summer travels from Iowa towns
Mrs James Gallacher arrived Sunday morning from FB Paso Tex for an extended visit with the Frank McFarlane family. Mr and Mrs Hugh Crayne drove from Oskaloosa to spend the day at the McFarlane home. Harold Jones arrived yesterday from Ames and will spend the summer in Louisville at a military camp. Several friends are expected from Ames to visit the Jones home. Mises Reuvlah Custer, employed in Oskaloosa, visited her father Charlie Custer then left for Muscatine. Mr and Mrs Carl Hedges travel to Oberlin Ohio with their daughter Ruth for summer. Miss Marjorie Nelson returns to Vermont after visiting relatives. S K Coates brings a new 1927 potato. Red River sample shown as promising. Mr and Mrs Case Steele and son Donald plan summer in Woodland California visiting Ruth McMillan. Esther Hay leaves for Yellowstone park to work this summer. John McGugin of Wellman visited town yesterday.
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Mises Reuvlah Custer
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Charlie Custer
Muscatine
Carl Hedges
Oerlin
Ohio
Ruth Hedges
Ruth
S. K. Coates
Journal Office
New York Hails Lindbergh With Great Reception Today
Lindbergh began a triumphal visit in New York greeted by a large crowd as escort planes followed him about 1,000 feet above. Commander Byrd led a northern procession with 49 planes in support. Lindbergh noted Spirit of St. Louis valve trouble and may return to fix it, then prepared for a San Francisco to Hawaii flight after a pre dawn breakfast.
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Byrd
North Pole
Anacostia River
Lindbergh
St. Louis
New York
National Aeronautic Association
San Francisco-Hawaii
Mayflower Hotel
S. T
Bollingfield
Local Society Notices June Gatherings At Churches Clubs
Mrs Gardner and others host Lexington Ladies Aid on Thursday evening June 16. 10212 Pilotsburg Ladies Aid to hold strawberry and ice cream social at the church June 16. Rural Women’s Club meets with Mrs John Anderson June 16 for parliamentary law review. Pythian Circle to meet at Mrs J T Rehmel’s home June 16 at 2 50. Rosemary club meets with Mrs Maud Koehler June 16 on W Madison. Loyal Sisterhood Sunday School class to socialize June 14 at 2 30 with annual officers election and dues payment.
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Dr. Gardner
B. B. Oldfield
Amanda Schulty
Lexington Ladies Aid Society
Everette Smith
Ray Bickford
Elmer McArtor
Pilotsburg Ladies Aid Society
Rural Women's Club
John Anderson
Poz
Sisterhood
Sunkey Ischool
Methodist Church
Postcard Found After 44 Years In Mail
A Brockton Massachusetts man received a postcard sent to him March 21 28838 in what is described as a mail delay of 44 years. The note asks about former school friends and reflects on long-past correspondence while the ad copy touts men’s work shoes and the new styles offered by A B Atchison Plorahelius-Arch-Preservers Ladies Hosiery.
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Chas. Swift
Brockton
Mass
Swift
A. B. Atchison Ploraheluis
Meeting notices for Thursday luncheon and Friday lesson
Chapter 1 PL B O will meet Mrs. C J Roberts for a 12 o'clock picnic dinner Thursday and note a change of meeting. The Ladies of the Living Lake school district will meet Friday p m with Mrs P F Whisler for the last lesson in the farm bureau clothing course. Please bring coarse white floss and needles. Anyone interested in ile work is invited.
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B. O
C. J. Roberts
Living Lake
P. F. Whisler
Farm Bureau
Lindbergh predicts Hawaii Pacific flight next
Aviation optimism grows as Charles Lindbergh predicts a successful San Francisco to Hawaii flight soon while cautioning navigational precision. He warns that even a small drift could strand aviators in the Pacific.
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Washington
Charles Lindbergh
San Francisco
Hawaii
Pacific
National Aeronautic Assa
Lindbergh
New York
Atlantic
Europe
Burris Couple from Cotter Spotted in Town Shopping
Mr and Mrs C O Burris of Cotter were seen in town today while out shopping with likely errands. The brief sighting notes their visit as a local social item without further details.
Washington Real Estate Ad Notes Bargains and Property Activity
The ad highlights recent sales of two and four good Washington properties and urges readers to consider a low price home. A list of local residents travels to Excelsior Springs and Seattle for visits, with notes on a new hire at F. L. Broadgate and redecorating at the Washington Cleaners.
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Washington Residence
Washington
Dempsey & Breitenbach
North Side
Local Visitors and Summer Plans Hit Centerville and Ames
Miss Lou Arthur will spend the summer in Centerville, Iowa with sister Grace Brown. Miss Lois Brown leaves for Ames to attend summer school. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Arey of Chicago visit Dr. C. W. Stewart’s home for a few days. Fred’s Tin Shop advertises spouting roofing and furnace work at 212 Selena Ave. Mrs. Ross Peterson and Alfred of Chicago visit Chalmers and Doolittle families for a couple of weeks.
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Lou Arthur
Centerville, Ia
Will
Grace Brown
Lois Brown
Ames
Iowa
Mrs. R. L. Arey
Chicago
Dr. C. W. Stewart
Fred’s
Fred Franklin
Selena Ave
Ross Peterson
Alfred
D. A. Chalmers
C. H. Doolittle
Carolyn Mae
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Dia
Monds
Elton
Ruth Endicott
Ainsworth
Mrs
Fd Endicott
Florence Rohrer
Fred Rohrer
Harold Reynolds
Jericho
Lester Orr
A. FE. Rankin
Dorothy
Alice Mae
Hampton
Raymond Bambrick
Salt Lake City
Albina
Verne Simpson
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Burlington
Raymond
Harold Elwell
Edith Wenger
Noble
Edison
Homer Stephen
Milton Sills
the Fox
Milton Fille
Natalie Kingston
The
Standards Oil Company
M. FE. Church
McElhinney Drug Company
James Gallacher
Paso
Texas
Frank McFarlane
Hugh Crayne
Harold Jones
Louisville
Kentucky
Jones
AL Anderson
E. Washington Street
Marjorie Nelson
J. Roberts
Revegate
Vermont
Esther Hay
Yellowstone Park
John McGugin of
Wellman
Tom
J. T. Rehmel
Rosemary Chub
Maud Koehler
Madison Street
Prisco
Hawaid
Car Parina
Warren
Dorothea Thompson
Howard Mangold
Near West Chester
Fred Mangold
Martha Shala
Iowa City
University
A. A. Spies
Anabelle Campbell
St. Joseph, Mo
Ruth Freshwaters
George Breitenbach
J. A. Fresh- Waters
West Chester
Doris Martin
Keota
M. McDowell
Carolyn McCleery
Mabel Livingston
Monmouth
Howard Freshwaters of
Will Gibson
Geo. Breitenbach
Frank Christ
LaHarpe, IL
C. H. Kissinger
Russell C. Jennings
Guy Stansbury
South English
David McCreedy
Monmouth College
Harley McCreedy
Sterling White
Davenport
Crawfordsville
Gretchen Wadsworth
Helen Breese
Bernice Hebner
J. H. Warren
Deep River
Faye Brown
Colo
Isabelle Minick
Greenville
South Carolina
Miss Mary Minick
Graham
Bebe Daniels
Paris
Bebe
and Pathe News
R. L. McGupin
Excelsior Springs
Charles Hearne
Mary
Panama
Donald Peterson
Postville
F. L. ‘Broadgate
Coe College
Ceidar Rapids
Washington Cleaners Establishment
Cleaning Service
Washington Cleaners
South Side Square
Wisie Long
Prop
J. G. Henderson
Lune
Macon
Washington, Iowa
John Shields
Hans
the Wardrobe Cleaners
Iowa State College Memorial Union
Iowa State Memorial Union
Iowa State Agricultural College
Memorial Union
Bond Department
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