Local residents share house move plans and society notes
Fannie Wilson says their West Second Street house near Hervey Bell is the Squire residence with two apartments, the Wilsons plan to live in the lower unit and have no move date. The column also notes Henrietta Marble Scott's wedding to Lt Lloyd Scott in New York, judge Dewey's retirement from golf, church work, and local social events from Washington to Des Moines with weddings, club meetings, and a D A R Flag Day program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Wilson
Fannie
John Squire
Max Marble
Henrietta Marble Scott
Lloyd Scott
New York City
Charleston
S. C
Fred Reid
East Washington Street
Wallace School Grounds
South Iowa Avenue
South Second Avenue
Reid
Jack Reid
Little Rock
Ark
Iowa City
Quotations on daily life from a Washington Democrat
A compile of varied musings on aging labor, youth, appearance, dental care, consumer habits, smoking, and lawyers. The author contrasts inhouse routines with work readiness, notes on baseball attire versus skill, and comments on cigarette holders and legal representation.
Obituary notices spanning several local deaths this week
Multiple obituaries record the deaths of Mrs. John Acheson and Mrs. Jean Tate Acheson in Los Angeles after a heart illness. Other notices include a 58 year old Washington man, an 87 year old found dead at the Home hotel, Ed Adkins Sr. in Davenport, Emma Clara King, and Frank Bella a Riverside businessman, with short biographical details and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean (Tate) Acheson
John Acheson
Los Angeles
Howard Tate
Home Hotel
South Marion Ave
Passing Years A in & Washington Notes
Rain is badly needed after a heat wave with 101 degrees. Washington notes include Flower Shut-In day bouquets for 154 residents, a financial embarrassment at the County Health Unit, J M Kelly reelected Grand Knight, a repeal sign burned east of town, A G R encampment attendance by 94 year old J E Harvey, engagements and weddings in the area, Sunset Park plans for a wading pool and paving, Dr Irving Huston moving his office to Galva Illinois, and Frank Bandy relocating goods logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galva
Irving ER. Huston
Washington
Illinois
Frank Bandy
Circus Postponed Amid Readiness for Luther Bowers Show
Circus advance agent William Stewart announced the Luther Bowers Circus Co show was postponed despite all performers in town and animals ready. Other items note new taxi line by Earl Curtis and Owen Ross, a seven hundred patron gain from a new high line by Iowa Gas and Electric, a birth in Montgomery family, first home grown cabbage by Joe Melin sky, two YMCA playground openings, city council lighting plans, aeroplane flights by Eugene Dodet with two flights scheduled, and Field and Jones taking over Bell plant property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stewart
Luther Bowers Circus Co
Iowa Gas and Electric Co
Normal Institute Ends Week with Teacher Review at McKee School
A teachers institute for review of work in the common branches will be conducted at McKee School and continues until the following Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal Institute
McKeesehool
4-H Club
Lincoln School
Att'y
A. E. Baldrige
Cap’t Baldrige
Ed Kallaus and Family Featured in Reading Group
Ed Kallaus of 521 North Ave C leads a reading group with his daughter Mrs Ed Beranek of Richmond and her son Arthur Beranek from south of Riverside and his son Dennis Beranek aged one in April. He wed Julia Shalla sister of John Shalla who died years ago. A longtime Journal subscriber is highlighted in this profile of a notable local family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Arthur Beranek
Riverside
Dennis Beranek
Kallaus
Julia Shalla
John Shalla
Mary Brohm
Philadelphia
Penn
Mrs
Dennis Brohm
Hospital Births and Discharges Reported Through Week
The report lists numerous births and medical events across several towns. Notable items include a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Campbell at 2:00 PM and another son to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Brown at 2:52 AM Sunday. Multiple patients were discharged to homes, and surgeries such as appendectomies and minor operations occurred yesterday and today in communities including Brighton Keota Ainsworth and Pleasant Plain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William James Campbell
Clifford Campbell
West 8Rd Street
Robert Pacha
East Pleasant Plain
Wayne Grove
Brighton
Ward Essley
Washington
John McFarland
Ainsworth
Dora Brown
Flare Hagist
Keota
Lee Emry
Janes Wendell
Mary Catherine Redlinger
Arnold Brown
Maurice Altenhoven
Leslie Gene
Albert Adams
East
West 3Rd
Cloyd Cornick
Union
Ovie Watkinson
Riverside
Arnold Nicholson
Howard Stewart
Harlan Diers
Glen Dunkin
North Iowa
Woodrow Drouns
Wellman
George Reighard
Pleasant Plain
Granville Humble
Harry Miller
North Town
A. D. Brown
Lena Louise
Teddy Fritz
Lester Raymond
Donald Lee
South Sixth
Sam Statler
Jack
West Chester
Cliffordine Roundy
Columbus Junction
Shirley Bowden
West Main
Dickie Hayes
East Second
Richard Erbe
South Marion
Death of Dr Abijah R Van Sickle Reported in Hastings
Paul Co notes Dr Abijah R Van Sickle died suddenly at his Hastings Nebraska home. The message states the death was unexpected and neighbors describe the passing as abrupt. Local inquiries and arrangements are not yet detailed in the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Tucker
Abijah R. van Sickle
Hastings
Nebr
Reception at Church Welcomes New Pastor F. O. Ross
Members of First United Presbyterian Church held a general reception for new pastor Rev. F. O. Ross and family. In the receiving line were Col. W. B. Bell and Mrs. Etha Steck, L. D. Robinson and Mrs. W. J. Hamilton, plus Mr. and Mrs. Ross and Ross’s mother. Carolyn Hamilton sang a solo noted for voice range and culture. E. G. Pog resigns as C. B. & Q. agent to become general manager of Washington Telephone Co. Alice Fluke declines Centennial teaching post to pursue eastern college studies. Hallie Berdo returns from Boston School of Oratory tonight. Chapter 1 P. E. O. furnishes a ward for the new hospital in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
F. O. Ross
Col
W B. Bell
Etha Steck
L. D. Robinson
W. J. Hamilton
Ross
Carolyn Hamilton
Alice Fluke
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Tate) Acheson
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Mert King
Frank Bella
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