Local residents make brief trips and attend events
Ocean McKee travels from Brighton to Washington for shopping while George Maxwell family go to Crawfordsville for a niece's wedding. Local shoppers from Kalona and Washington report Tuesday travels. Charles McLaughlin graduates from Washington University Medical School this week. Roy Humston visits Washington from Iowa City for a night. Mrs. Z E Gipple shops in Winfield. others visit Cedar Rapids and Ames for ceremonies and back to school plans for their daughter Helen as an economics teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Maxwell
Crawfordsville
Doris Maxwell
Twenty Years Ago Today Miss Tita Patton Arrived
Twenty years ago today Miss Tita Patton arrived from Des Moines. The article notes her role in trimming the past season at Falls City Nebraska and mentions entertaining the evening meal. It highlights Armand toilet articles and store offerings, with weather indicating fair conditions tonight and Friday.
Local notices and visits populate Havre Washington area
Out of office for a week Dr Preston L Mrs William McBride returns home after visiting her daughter Mrs Cle edgar. Mrs Nell Trotman travels to Morning Suna to visit parents Mr and Mrs D McElinney. Mrs C J Shanafelt returns from Washington to Seymour. Plindts play at Berdos pavilion tonight. Aira Stanley Thompson travels from Neceayde to Washington visiting Mrs Jesse B Campbell. Kesville home visit by smeltzer. Delights of strawberries ice cream and Wade cake Saturday night in mon room East Site square. Marjorie Shatter returns to Eldon after visiting Kathryn Lohnerger. Spring chickens for sale Calif ter at 8 o'clock. R J Tanner of Crawfordsville visits Washington with Mr and Mrs A T Brown and Guy Mitchell and daughter from Crawfords. Robert Weld accompanied.
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Nell Trotman
Morning Suna
D. McElinney
Jesse B. Campbell
Kesville
Miss Smeltzer
Mon Room
East Site Square
Presbyterian
Ogee
Omy Blanche Sheldon Visits Washington Then Returns Home
Omy Blanche Sheldon returns to Chicago after visiting at Mrs Emma Black in Washington. Dr A W Clow leaves for Des Moines to help prepare for the national osteopathic convention. Dr Norwood of Mineral Wells will oversee the ambulant proctology department. Clow plans to return later in the week. Bake sale at MT church in Washington on Saturday. Juline Enstin Vernon Crum and Lawrence Wilson travel to La Plata Missouri for a fishing trip. Martha Jennings of Wellman visits Washington for a day with friends.
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Blanche Sheldon
Chicago
Washington
Emma Black
A. W. Clow
Des Moines
Clow
Ric Norwood
Mineral Wells
Texas
Norwood
Juline Enstin
Vernon Crum
Lawrence Wilson
la Plata, Mo
Social Life Rules for Washington Hostesses
Washington society imposes strict protocol for new arrivals under the administration. Ambassadors and ministers insist on precedence, making knowledge of officials’ ranks essential for dinners and official entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Court of Appeals
State Department
Lincoln
Soldier with a gunshot wound in Sau San Juan hospital case
A soldier in Barrio Twenty Four survives a self inflicted gunshot to the mouth from a .45 caliber revolver. Doctors removed poison from the brain area and he remains conscious though unable to speak. He is expected to recover enough to regain control of most functions with years possibly left before death if it occurs.
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Sau San Juan
Barrio Twenty-Four
Tarrio
Cambridge brands universal English panoptic tongue
Cambridge scholars propose a universal English with a 600 word core. The reduced vocabulary centers on twelve fundamental operators covering basic actions, promising rapid acquisition across nations. Ancient bones unearthed in Woderthein Germany reveal skeletons with large skulls and springlike jaw structures dating millennia back.
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Woderthein
Germany
Unclear fragment hints at Gander nurses and winter work
Fragmentary report references a Gander nurse and winter labor, mentions an owner Arthur Merril and events around death, adoption, and a new fire. text is garbled with incomplete phrases and unclear events.
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Gander
Death Creek
Che
Arthur Merril
Local items and notices from Washington area
Rake sale at the Mot. church in Wasi 4 rozee. Mrs. Dayton and Margaret are in Oskaloosa and Des Moines on business. A Edison nurse training entry noted. State Dept of Health urges careful health practices. Town City residents visited Washington with the show company. Wool Growers urged to join the Jefferson county pool. notify Washington County Farm Bureau by June 15. Clarence Miller, son of Mrs. A C. Miller now in Des Moines, graduated from Drake University with an ALB degree. Dr and Mrs P L Etter traveled to Des Moines for the national chemistry convention. Mrs Etter will visit her sister Mrs J H Hill.
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D. €. Dayton
Ter
Margaret
Oskaloosa
Des Moines
Jefferson
County Association
Washington County Farm Bureau
Clarence Miller
A C. Miller
Tank car work and local employment plans unfold
A report notes Swift's tankage car on track and local workers Alarry Ryce Harold Ahrens and Dale Kies Greentiel seeking paving jobs with family connections. Alfred Brown traveled from Oklahoma to Washington to visit relatives and conduct business. Mildred Hamilton from St Paul visited Washington and her aunt Mrs A J Droz. Dr Spessard maintains a Washington office with Thursday to Saturday availability.
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Alarry Ryce
Harold Ahrens
Dale
Kies Greentiel
Frank
Tate
Mr. Rice
Mildred Hamilton
St. Paul
Kee
Washington
A. J. Droz
Residents Share News From Washington Street
Mrs George and daughter Dale visited from Haskins and spent the day in Washington. Dale, teaching at Lewis Town, plans to return next year. Bailey James David of Chicago plans to move home this week. Mrs Terry Townsend of California arrived and will stay with Mr and Mrs. Townsen. Mrs Mary Bradley went to Columbus Junction to make her home after winter in Washington.
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George R
Dale
Haskins
Lewis, Town
James
Bailey James David
Chicago
John
Bailey
Terry FE. Townsend
Charenfornia
Mary B. Bradley
Columbus Junction
Frank J
Townsening
Washington
Helene Helmick
Family trip to Illinois for medical school reunion
Dr and Mrs W Kyle and children William Paul and Mil Wed left early for Aurora IL and Chicazo to attend a silver jubilee reunion at Northwestern University Medical School They plan to return Sunday or Monday Mrs C W Stewart visited Fairfield to spend two days with Mr and Mrs Vincent Keesey
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Kyle
William
Paul
Mil
Aurora
Chicazo
Northwestern University Medical School
C. W. Stewart
Fairfield
Vincent Keesey
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Havre
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Washinton
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Califter & O'Clock
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Guy Mitchell
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Robert Weld
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Martha Jennings
Wellman
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Pillsbury
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O Graham
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Wasi
Rozee
State Dept. of Health
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Aver
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Iler
Spen
PL. Etter
Will
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Nadettiok
Dr. Spessard
Henry Shields
Mt. Pleasant
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Tom Tyler
Red Gulch
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Billy Ament
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