Local Busy Social Notes and Travel Plans
Mr and Mrs Ray Cox and son Dean and Mrs Joe Horn left for a tour of the east. Mrs Horn visits her daughter Mrs Charlie Godwin at Akron Ohio. Ed wards Conlee Rohrer and Jane Wallace Fulton secured a marriage license. Miss Ruth Morrison and Miss Margery Smith plan a trip to the Worlds Fair with Miss Helen Jones and Miss Mary Briley staying at Beacon City. Rev R K Atchison and Mrs Atchison and Mrs Ellen Finney visit relatives and attend the general synod in Washington. Don Hampsher and family visit from Gary Indiana. Miss Margaret Graves postpones plans to June 27 for Galveston Texas nursing study at John Sealy hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Cox
Dean
Joe Horn
East
John Conlee Rohrer
Jane Wallace Fulton
Ruth Morrison
Margery Smith
Helen Jones
Mary Briley
Beacon City
R. K. Atchison
Ellen Finney
Associate Presbyterian General Synod
Washington
Atchison
Rimersburg
Finney
Ohio
Don Hampsher
Gary
Ind
Hampsher
Margaret Graves
Gaveston
Texas
John Sealy Hospital
Alumni and community notices from Ottumwa area
Miss Hannah Luithly visits Ottumwa for Ottumwa Heights College alumni event. Mr and Mrs Owen Cnossen Jr and son Jesse return to Auburn Nebraska after two weeks with Lola Winga and relatives. Auctioneer L F Macon in Washington Iowa. Miss Maude Randall of Sigourney visits. Edwin Griffith recovers well after appendicitis. Ray Schiebel to compete in pole vault at Chicago World's Fair. twelve feet six inches this year. Jack's Joy Boys dance at Mick Havel's barn on Wednesday June 14. Rainbow Girls delegates depart for Iowa Grand Assembly in Davenport led by Mrs Lawrence Crull. 15 Washington Rainbow Girls attending. Martha Reister grand representative from Texas. Frank McFarland notes son Robert with Farm Bureau 8oo-piece band at Century of Progress in Chicago. staying at Morrison Hotel with four others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Luithly
Ottumwa
Ottumwa Heights College
Owen Cnossen
Jesse
Auburn
Nebr
Lola Winga
Cnossen
William Perdock
L. R. Macon
Washington
Iowa
Maude Randall
Sigourney
Edwin Griffith
Sfor
Ray Schiebel
Jack
Joy Boys
Mick Havel
Miles N. E. Washington
Lawrence Crull
Rainbow Girls
Davenport
Washington Rainbow Girls
Melba McAvoy
Mrs Crull
Darlene van Meter
Dewitt
Virginia Lemley
Helen Smylie
Martha Reister
Texas
Frank McFarlane
Robert
Farm Bureau
Chicago
Morrison Hotel
Owen
Tucker
Gibson
Arrasmith
Independent jlub to meet Edna Palmer Thursday afternoon
The Independent jlub schedules a Thursday afternoon meeting with Edna Palmer. No further details on location or agenda provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Jlub
Edna Palmer
Rural School Pupils Receive Certificates From Health Unit
A list of pupils across townships and schools including Pleasant Mound Shiloh and Washington Township who were awarded certificates by the Health Unit. Names such as Mildred Davison Ruth McGraw Harold Stephens and Patricia Swift appear among the recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Havre
Jack Swift
Samuel Wittmer
Ruth McGraw
Harold Stephens
Patricia Swift
Mildred Hughes
Taylor
Eloise Springer
Mautine Trotman
Young America
Dorothy Humston
Lois Humston
Raymond Humston
Richard Pringle
Weather continues cool with warming trend ahead
The forecast notes cool conditions today with a warming trend as the day progresses. Last night’s low was 46 degrees, 14 degrees cooler than the previous night, recalling last spring’s cooler spell.
Children Are Coming To Rock Island This Summer
Ten Chicago children arriving at Rock Island station at 4 28 tomorrow afternoon will be met by caregivers. Howell Neighborhood House notified Mrs W E Graf of the arrival time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rock Island Station
Howell
W. E. Graf
Graves Receives Degree From Ames
Walter Graves Jr. was awarded a bachelor of science with a forestry specialty at Iowa State College Ames yesterday. He also received a commission as second lieutenant in the officers Reserve corps and planned to depart to Santa Fe New Mexico for a position in the U S forestry service. His parents Walter Graves Sr. and Mrs Graves of Washington attended the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Graves, Jr
Iowa State College
Ames
Santa Fe
N. M
U. S Forestry Service
Officers’ Reserve Corps
Walter Graves, Sr
Washington
Dome of Marine Hospital Completes Major Aluminum Weld
The New Orleans Marine hospital dome recently finished welding over 2,000 aluminum joints. Described as one of the largest aluminum welding jobs attempted, it marks a notable construction achievement in the facility.
Wednesday Night Concert by Washington Concert Band
The Washington Concert Band conducts a program on Wednesday June 14 at 8 p.m. in Central Park directed by Neil Humble March. The set includes The Gallant Seventh Overture If I Were King Kansas City Blues and excerpts from The Red Mill plus popular numbers and Scotch melodies with a King Dodo novelty and Three Musketeers selections. Audrid Mackie King performs on xylophone during Reminiscences of Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Centralpark
Neil Humble
Kansas City Blues
Red Mill
Rey Humble
Dodo
Iowa Farm Bureau Band Arrives for Century of Progress
The Southern Iowa Farm Bureau band arrives in Chicago by a special Burlington train with 1000 delegation members to perform at the World’s Fair. They tour national Farm Bureau headquarters, sign the Century of Progress Visitors book, and set up at Morrison Hotel for two concerts and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Suw Blac
Southern Iowa Farm Bureau Band
Union Station
Morrison Hotel
Burlington
Southeastern Iowa Farm Bureau
Edward A. O'Neal
M. S Winder
American Farm Bureau Federation
Edwin Manning
Ottumwa
Panning
Iowa
Court of States
Farm Bureau
East Washington Street
American Farm Bueau Federation
Sconce Seated as Agriculture Director for Fair
Sconce named director of agriculture for the fair. The band will depart Wednesday night at 11 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sconce
Ames Man Found Dead in Car. Victim of Murder
The gunshot killed Fred M. Hollingsworth, 38, storeroom assistant in Iowa State College chemical department, found slumped in his car on the Lincoln highway near Ames. A VFW leader, he was en route home from a meeting in Nevada when shot. He leaves a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Fred M. Hollingsworth
Iowa State College Chemical Department
Lincoln Highway
Here
Hollingsworth
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Story County Post
Nevada
Iowa farm band crowds one hotel in Chicago
A 99 member southern Iowa farm bureau band arrived in Chicago to a sell-out at a large loop hotel. The group, with families from 15 Iowa counties, occupied 12 floors and 190 cots were set up in a ballroom. They were accompanied by physicians, nurses, an attorney, and Ottumwa police members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Southern Iowa Farm Bureau
Loop
Iowa
Ottumwa Polic Force
Mrs Paul Shellabarger kin visit after twelve years apart
Mrs Paul Shellabarger hosted a Sunday gathering at her home with her sister and relatives from Waterloo Waterloo and Law rence Kansas Chicago Illinois and Des Moines carrier boys from Des Moines Register honored in a state parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Shellabarger
Edward Meisner
Chicago
Ill
Elmer Higginbottom
Lawrence
Kans
Carl Peek
R. S. Walker
Waterloo
Pauline Shellabarger
Karl Stutsman
Washington
Des Moines Register
Des Moines
Frances Pew Engaged to Rep John Speidel Announcement
Announcement states Miss Frances Pew of Ames is engaged to Rep. John Speidel of Washington. Miss Pew works as an extension worker for Iowa State College in Ames and recently visited here for that work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Pew
Ames
John Speidel
Washington
World War Debt Settlement Dominates World Conference
The world economic conference focused on currency stabilization and resolving war debts to the United States. Italy’s Gilda Jung urged debt settlement, while Japan aligned with Roosevelt’s deflation policy. Secretary Cordell Hull will address the conference tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.P
United States
MacDonald
Gilda Jung
Japan
Cordell Hull
Local visitor from Toledo arrives for a family stay
Mrs A H Graves of Toledo Ohio arrived yesterday afternoon for a few weeks visit with her parents Mr and Mrs C V Brown. Mr and Mrs Oriel Sankey are parents of a baby boy born about three o clock yesterday afternoon at the Washington county hospital. The baby weighs five pounds and fifteen ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Graves
Toledo
Ohio
C. V. Brown
Oriel Sankey
Washington County Hospital
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Romy Eoheaven
Carole Lombard
Jack Oakie
David Manners
Adrienne Ames
WED, & Thurs
Meno-Galdwyn Mayer
Walter Huston
Karen Morley
Franchot Tone
Arthur Byron
Dickie Moore
Phillips & Hebner’s
West Side Druggists
Ocal News
Vernon Witting
Des Motines
Harness Makers
Kirkwood Hotel
St. Regis
S.W. Corner Square
Campbell
Ainsworth
W. B. Edwards
Richmond
Fisher
Concertina
WSUI
Rothschild's
E. M. Bridges & Co
J. A. Harwood & Son
Dougherty Bros
Widmer & Busby Scott Furniture Co
Graham
A. E. Atchison
Moore's Bootery
McLellan Stores Co
Klein Klothing Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
John Westphal
J.C. Penney Co
Dodder Wallpaper & Paint Store
Francis Cannott
John Canott
Mildred Canott
Arlys
Hazel Glider
Opal
Marcia Louise Henn
Margaret Henn
Dorris Mae Hoefort
Della Lotsander
Pleasant Mound
Thelma Amlong
Claude Denison
Smith Creek
Delmar Bull
Helen Durian
Burrell Junior Voster
Wassonville
Vernon Emde
Marion Township
Franklin
Mildred Davison
Lewis Beenblossom
Richard Beenblossom
Shiloh
Jean Sigafoose
Myra van Nostrand
Oregon
Haskins
Jean Rey
Pleasant View
Keldon Bauer
Maynard Bauer
Richard Huber
James Pence
Graves
Money Savers
Ward & Co
Aud
Rid
Scot
Godfrey
Altora Mackie
Chares E. Hearst
Daisy Williams
Ellsworth Richardson
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Mayo Williams
Glenn Haven
Wapello County Farm Bureau
Williams
Harvey
Iowa Farm
Washington Cleaners
South Side Square
Wisie Long
Prop
Crone’s
East Side Square
Castoria
Pease & Ross
Washington,towa
Tae
John Shields & Sons
Lemmon’s Jewelry Store
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