Local shoppers list names and hometowns in bustling scene
Among the shoppers today were Allen Conrad of Crawfordsville Will Pyle of Aldeworth and J J Rotenburger of Ainsworth. Mrs J H Seethout of Keota shopped here last evening. Harry Montgomery Jr is in Chicago visiting his sister Mrs W J Fritzpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Conrad
Crawfordsville
Will Pyle
Aldeworth
J. J. Rotenburger
Ainsworth
J. H. Seethout
Keota
Harry Montgomery, Jr
Chicago
W. J. Fritzpatrick
Local notes from Rockwell and surrounding towns
Miss Ida Mae Stevenson visits her sister Mrs O B Helwick in Rockwell for the weekend while attending Sitmanet school at the University of Town this summer. D I Macon in Washington Iowa handles auctions by phone. Dorothy Dowell returns to Frances Willard Hospital Chicago for nurse training after two weeks at home. Mrs J R Palmer returns from Stuart Iowa after three weeks with daughter Mrs F O Botterbaugh. Byron Snid and daughter Margaret Jean back from a ten day trip visiting relatives in St Louis and the Ozarks. Mrs R B Palmer and A E Palmer return from Rochester Minnesota. Ralph is progressing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida’ Mae Stevenson
Rockwell
Lows
O. BE
Helwick
Dorothy Dowell
Chicago
Frances Willard Hospital
J. R. Palmer
Stuart
Iowa
F. O. Botterbaugh
Audrey Palmer
Byron Snid
Margaret Jean
St. Lowvis
Ozarks
R. B. Palmer
A. E Palmer
Rochester Mini
Ralph Iretting
SPECIAL 3 cell focusing flashlights at Sitters Auto Parts
95c Friday and Saturday sale. Mr and Mrs D J Ross visited son Durand in Davenport yesterday. Vr and Mrs Frank Stewart, Mr Rut Ringheim, and Mr G K Hartman traveled to The Maines for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Ross
Durand
Davenport
Frank Stewart
Rut Ringheim
G Kk Hartman
Th Maines
Mornir
Ralph Bunce Named Grand Tiler in Town Lodge Milestone
Ralph Bunce of Washington has been appointed grand tuler of the Town Grand Lodge A. F. and A. M. The note also advises farmers on increasing milk supply and suggests spraying cows with Dr Hess Chaser to avoid tainting milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bunce
Washington
Grand Tuler
Town Grand Lodge
A. F
A. M
Local notes on visits and upcoming teacher examinations
Edith and Esther Elgar returned from Marcatine after a brief business trip. County teachers examinations are set for June 24 25 and 26 at the courthouse. Dr Murray McCreedy, newly opened in Bighton IA, praises Brighton care and community support. Mrs Edith Faris vacationing in Chicago, with time in Minneapolis. Betlah McKarne to depart Washington County Hospital this afternoon. Edith Brookfart visiting from Iowa City for the weekend. Lee and Mrs Tease of Crawfordsville visiting and shopping. Donald Oldt of Wyman and family returning from Washington County Hospital after a short stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith
Esther Elgar
Marcatine
Court House
Murray McCreedy
Bighton
Iowa
Brighton
McCreedy
Washington County
Edith Faris
Harold Faris
Chicago
Minneapolis
Lee Tease
Crawfordsville
Lease
Marion
Pleasant Inn
Donald Oldt
H. B. Oldt
Wyman
Washington County Hospital
Social notes from Wayland area and beyond
Mrs W E Jones and Mrs W C Hedges were in Wayland yesterday and Billy Boshart accompanied them. Tomorrow more family visits to Wayland with Ruth and Billy joining Mr and Mrs Jones and Mr and Mrs Hedges. In Seattle the Conrads visit Mrs Conrad’s parents the W J Allens. Thursday evening Mrs Sam Conrad and Mrs Clara Wenger visit with Mrs Ellen Wilcox of Norman and Mrs W J Allen. Harold Johnson and William Shields were in Fairfield. Oma Mason returns to Burlington after visiting June Arnold. Cahill of Montgomery Ward plans a week off to Decatur Hil and then Chicago for anniversary. Bealer family attend Mother’s Day picnic in North Liberty. Seallon returns tonight from vacation at Waucoma. Martha Shockey home after tonsil surgery. Mrs Floyd Murdock to leave hospital soon. John Timmerman back from illness in Jacksonville Ill. Rev R K Atchison of Rimersburg Pa will preach at Associate Presbyterian church tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Jones
W. C. Hedges
Wayland
Billy Boshart
Jones
Montgomery Ward
Decatur, Hil
K. C. Cahill
Mr. Cahill
Chicago
W. A. Bealer
Donald
Floyd Murdock
Washington
Washington County Hospital
John Timmerman
Jacksonville
Ill
W. F. Timmerman
R. K. Atchison
Rimersburg
Associate Presbyterian Church
Local Social Notes From Galesburg and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Lyman Thompson and mother in law Mrs J Q Thompson of California returned yesterday from Knox College Galesburg and on to Chicago. Will Wilson reported improving at Rochester Mayo Hospital after an operation. Don Benz and Victor Westphial to enter Central Iowa wolf tournament at Oskaloosa starting Monday. The show window at Homer Stephen jewelry store rebuilt. Ed Yates family visited Mrs Lola Wiura and relatives in town. Frances Louise to visit Henrietta Hall and Vera Stateman for the weekend. Other locals headed for Luck Lake Wisconsin for a brief vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Thompson
J. Q. Thompson
California
Knox College
Galesboro
Chicago
Bob Godfrey
Milwaukee
Wis
Will Wilson
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Hospital
Wilson
Robert Patterson
Don Benz
Victor Westphial
Oskaloosa
Homer Stephen
Ed Yates
Auburn
Neéb
Yates
Lola Wiura
R. L. McGuvern
Hickory
Catharine Null
Iowa City
Frances Louise
Henrietta Hall
Vera Stateman
T. L. Brookhart
Julius Enalin
Ralph Scott
Lawrence Wilson
A. J. Pakdinge
L. A. Jones
Carl Jungbinth
Luck Lake
Weather Outlook for Upper Mississippi and Plains
Weather forecast notes cooler temps across the Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys with northern and central plains under similar conditions. Temperatures mostly above average in southern areas and across northern portions. Showers likely scattered and brief in nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississip
Missouri Valleye
Emrent Plains
Birthday Dinner Honors Miss Nell Samson
Nell Samson observed at home with a birthday dinner hosted by Ralph Livingston. Five sisters attended along with Mrs. Lloyd Latta of Jackson Michigan Mrs. Ralph Livingston Mrs. Schuyler Livingston and Mrs. D C Kilgore. Latta and Martha Isabel also present. Kilgore baked the birthday cake. The birthday date was Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Samson
Ralph Livingston
Miss Samson
Lloyd Latta
Jackson, Mich
Schuyler Livingston
LD. C. Kigore
Latta
Martha Isabel
D. C. Kilgore
Kilgore
Plan Speakers at Scout Camp Tecumseh Washington County
A meeting of Camp Tecumseh planners outlines daily speaker talks for Scouts. The two week camp on the Iowa River begins June 29 with Fred Downing stating many non-scouts sought admission but were rejected. A. Hunter will supervise cooking activities bringing seven years of camp kitchen experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Tecumseh
Washington County
Fred Downing
Ao. A. Hunter
Hoover Seeks War Debt Moratorium Plan
President Hoover weighs a one or two year moratorium on war debt payments to secure broad congressional support. He envisions proportional curtailment of reparations receipts and discusses Germany relief as part of the effort in ongoing conversations with callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Hoover
United States
Mr. Hoover
Germany
Deputy Sheriff Fatally Shot in Wisconsin
Walter Morgan aged 45 died in Elkhorn hospital after being shot by Lake Geneva officer Herbert Giebler 28 at a drunken party dispute. Al Exner 29, Lake Geneva traffic officer, died instantly from wounds received during the incident. Two witnesses from next door were detained by District Attorney Arthur Thorson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Geneva
Wis
U.P
Walter Morgan
Elkhorn
al ¢. Exner
Morgan
Herbert Giebler
Julfet
Exner
Exner'a
Arthur Thorson
Charles Farber
William Horgan
Newton visitors share weekend with relatives in Iowa towns
Mr and Mrs Glen Briiain arrived from Newton to spend the weekend with his sister Mrs L C Crawford and other relatives in Columbus Junction and Ainsworth. Mr and Mrs John Little of Washington welcomed a baby girl born at eight o clock last night at the Washington county hospital weighing seven pounds twelve and a half ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Briiain
Newton
L. C. Crawford
Columbus Junction
Ainsworth
John Little
Washington
Washington County Hospital
Residents Discuss Favorite Music Types and Opinions
A feature gathers quotes from local residents on preferred music styles. Elizabeth Goodlander favors popular piece orchestrations, William Masson praises a lively march on bass, John Westphal rejects jazz for light opera and classics, and K O Grimes cherishes a lively march as inspiring. A lost small black dog with reward contact 283 is noted.
Dallas church forgives pastor who confessed suicide
Rev. B P Brown supply pastor of the North Dallas Baptist church was recorded as forgiving Homer L Marler after Brown admitted writing threatening letters to himself and planning the hanging in a church setting. He said he aimed to die in church but lacked the nerve and blamed no one but himself amid mental distress since a January Midland hotel holdup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
B. P Brown
North Dallas Baptist Church
Homer L Marler
Brown
Rev. Brown
Wing
Midland
Violence in Coal Mine Strike Escalates with Bombs
Pittsburgh June 20 Two bombings endanger 130 miners and incendiary firing marks the third week of a Western Pennsylvania bituminous field strike involving over 10 000 men. A bomb near a bunk house at Rickervile shattered windows and hurled sleeping workers from their beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Penrnsylvania
Rickerville
Piano Teacher Mrs Anderson Promotes Synthetic Method
Mrs A Anderson a piano teacher offers a synthetic method and holds an accredited certificate from the American Institute of Applied Music. She is a member of the Synthetic Guild in New York City with a residence studio at 406 East Washington Street and phone 72 Black 1093.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Anderson
American Institute of Applied Music
Synthetic Guild
New York City
East Washington St
Local visits note from Sioux City and Chicago
Mrs L R Tripp and her son Dek return to Sioux City after two weeks with George Maxwell and Lloyd V Goodwin leaves for Chicago to work with H S Sutton Plastering Company for the season. Mrs Lou Carlin and grandson Billy Green travel from Chicago to visit Ed Gray.
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Tamea
Wen
Leslie Howard
Conchita Montenegro
Ning
Eastman Verichrome
Kodak
P. S
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Medanibe Drugelat
Edith Brookfart
the Bones Funeral Home
East Main St
Mace Motor
Gary Cooper
Zane Grey
Barthelmess
SNEWS
Miss Nel Samson
Wisconsin
South Side Square
Vhone
Elizabeth Goodlander
Tucker and Bktchers
William Masson
John Westphal
Westphal
the Lemmon Jewelry
Louis Baird
Tor
Cox Motor Co
Lou Carlin
Grandpn
Billy Green
Mrs Carlin
Ed Gray
Phil Rushing
Iowa Motor Service
Armory
Chas
Palmer
John Shields & Sons
Bostwick
Winstop Duzzti
Washington Oil Co
Washington, Iowa
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