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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1929

Page

8

Funeral attendance and travel in Kent area relief

Mrs. John Green and Mrs. Arthur Krause joined by Mar attended the funeral of Mr. and Mrs. J McKay. Milburn left by Interlocken train for a two month course at the Interlocken Conservatory in Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. McKay will stay a week and then return. Hearth shoes.

John Green Gud Arthur Krause Mar Kent J. €. McKay Milburn Michiga Mrs. McKay

Local Social Roundup and Funeral Notices

Mrs Lloyd Hill attended the funeral of Mrs Powell in Keota with Mr Hill and other relatives. Residents and visitors from St Joe Davenport and Chicago arrive for services and to console families. Notes speak of a junior college story and future summer work tied to Muscatine and Keota communities and Mrs Whittaker’s family visiting in Iowa.

Lloyd Hill Keota 111 Ther Uz Powell

James Edgington Returns Home After School Visit

James Edgington arrived home from Town City where he attended school. The town notes ease of polishing floors with an electric polishing machine for rent at a reasonable rate. A hog toy is listed at $11.30. Weather is generally fair tonight and Friday with cooler temperatures.

James Edgington Wao Town City

Social a 1oute Attend the ice of New Haven church

A fragmentary social column notes Mrs M A Chodyn of Weatherford Oklahoma visiting sister Mrs Sam Cupp Sharon departs for ey hers CC R Stearns of Aniston visits Washington for shopping Mrs Alfred Brown and son Robert Stephen of Oskaloosa visit Washington to see Mr and Mrs Hen Brown’s home Carl Hedges family trip to Iowa City to escort Ruth to Northwestern University this summer Mrs Roy Durian of Wellname shopping Mrs Roweer Junction in Kingdon on business Elza Heard returns from wintering in Detroit to Washington for summer Cloves with her at Pennell’s week end Carl Johnson Wayland calls on Washington Marie Landau Mt Pleasant visits Zelma Messer Bernice Krows accompanies her home Ruth Haney Topeka visits daughter Ennis Shaw Pennells birthday today

Elza Heard Cloyee Beard Detroit Autch Washington Sumer Cloves Peat

Dorothy Beatty Visits Cen terville Grandparents

Dorothy Beatty traveled to Centerville this morning to spend the rest of her summer vacation with her grandparents Mr and Mrs H B Houde.

Dorothy Beatty Centerville H. B. Houdeshetdt

Local Moves and Visits Across States in Late Week

Mr and Mrs George field visit and settle at 220 West Madison street in Washington. Mr and Mrs H C Lucky and children travel to Iowa for Disaster day and visit Mrs Lucky's mother Mrs BD P Grinstead. James Bailey return to Chicago after two week visit at Ki ent residence. Myrtie Maen travels to Colorado via Philipsburg to visit relatives, with plans to see Denver and Longmont. Everett Bailey family and five children depart Denver, Colorado after week with John Bailey parents. Mrs HoH Richardson visits Sigourney then heads to Chicago for summer school. Hortense Beistel of S x stopped in Washington en route to Chicago to attend Northwestern summer sessions. George Neil and wife stay with Kingston, plan to move permanently to St Louis. Neil works in St Louis YM C A.

Vines Whittaker Iowa George Davenport Myrtie Maen Colorado Irene Philipsburg My 1Vist Frank Randle Everett Bailey Is Psents John Bailey Denver George Neil 8Nis Kington St. Louis Nell YM. C. Ac St. Lani

Crawfordsville Visitors Travel Through Kansas City and Washington

Mrs Margaret Hull of Crawfordsville visiting Kansas City and Washington then stayed with her hunter Mrs W G Robertson at Columbus Junction. Mrs Emma Line and Bea Potter of Galesburg were in Washington yesterday and spent today visiting Emery Pittards home in Crawfordsville and will visit Morning Sun before returning home.

Margaret Hull Crawfordsville Kansas City Washington Colbus Junction W. G. Robertson Emma Line Bea Popeter Galesburg Emery Pittards

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