Local Notes and Visits for Davenport Chicago Trips
Mrs. Joe Melinsky and daughter Helen visited her sister Miss Barbara Drish in Davenport for a short time. Mrs. Matt Redlinger and Mrs. John Braunhausen with daughter Bernice traveled to Chicago for the Eucharistic congress. Dorothy and Marian Bennett of Muscatine will stay with Mrs. Lloyd Lovelett for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Melinsky
Helen
Davenport
Mrs. Melinsky
Barbara Drish
Matt Redlinger
John Braunhausen
Bernice
Chicago
Dorothy
Marian Bennett
Muscatine
Lloyd Lovelett
Mrs Mauthe Visits Washington and East Coast
Mrs Kate Mauthe left Davenport for Washington D C on Saturday to visit her brother John in UVilea New York and travel the east. She has stayed with Fred Mauthe Ivan Rehmel and Frank Anderson in Washington. Oscar Anderson from Grieston Kansas arrived Saturday to spend weeks with his sister Mrs William McFarland. Mrs Ruth Thorn and daughter Elizabeth Mrs C A Boice and Myrtle Sevilla and Junior Boice visited Iowa City Saturday afternoon with William Boice currently working there this summer. Mrs Helen Bailey and children from Los Angeles came from Columbus Junction to visit Mr and Mrs B R Harvey for a short time and will return to Cedar Rapids early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Kate Mauthe
Davenport
Washington, D.C
John
Uvilea
New York
Washington
Fred Mauthe
Ivan Rehmel
Frank Anderson
Oscar Anderson
Grieston
Kansas
William McFarland
Ruth Thorn
Elizabeth
C. A .Boice
Myrtle
Sevilla
Junior Boice
Iowa City
William Boice
Helen Bailey
Herrick
Huch Mulley
Beatrice Ann
Los Angeles
California
Columbus Junction
Cedar Rapids
Will G. Stewart
East
DD. C
Stewart
A. T. Stewart
United States Chamber of Commerce
Gertrude Bowman
Washington, D. C
I. B. Innis
Dora
Winfield
Kathryn Johnson
Carroll, Ilinois
John Merrick
Notable Washington visitors and local news items
Local notes report visits from Lawrence B Daw son and family of Waterloo including a new duplex press installation at the Waterloo Courier. Harold Putnam returns from Florida. other readers and travelers include the Stewarts, Will Eldridge heading to Indianola, and several residents visiting relatives in Des Moines, Chicago, and Washington. Community notices cover bank ads and property rentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence B. Dawson
Waterloo
R. A. Dawson
Lawrence
Iowa
Wilbur
Floyd
Gladys Dawson
Local residents join visits and travels across Iowa and Illinois
Mrs J P Hennon visits West Chester relatives while A J Rankin travels to Moline for a few days with daughter Dan Guthrie. Numerous others—Mr Turner seeking summer rest with Turner brothers, Joe Falk in Davenport, Lucile Thornton and Mildred McCarty to Muscatine, Maxine Welliver returning home from Ainsworth, and families from Seymour Fairfield Hopkinton and Washington—spend weekends away or attend church events and eucharistic congresses in Chicago and Grinnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Rankin
Moline
Dan Guthrie
Special On Ice Cream At Hartmans
Hartmans offers brick ice cream in two color bricks per quart and bulk options in 1, 2, and 3 gallon lots. Lolly pops sherbet bricks and assorted ice cream available at the opera house or factory with prices starting at 1.20 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman’s
Social Roundup of Visits and Travel Between Towns
Local residents travel between West Chester Crawfordsville Sigourney Wellman and Carroll for family visits birthdays and weddings. Notable stops include Mrs. Hattie Delzell returning from Crawfordsville and James Daniels attending a wedding in Macomb Illinois on June 24. Martha Godfrey will be a bridesmaid in Chicago and later teach in New York City while visiting Galva Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Daniels
West Chester
Macomb
Ilinois
Daniel
Charles Gash
Daniels
Martha Godfrey
Chicago
Betty Etter
Sigourney
New York City
Columbia University
Martha
Galva
Illinois
Milt Godfrey
Washington Social Roundup Features Local Visits
A series of visits and travel from Washington and nearby towns includes Velma Gallagher visiting Davenport guests, Gailord Waymack returning to work in Corbin-Barrett shop, and several pairs traveling to meet relatives in Le Mars Fairfield and Denver. Many residents plan trips for education and family gatherings, with Mrs. Thompson to Iowa City for an operation and Edna Purvis heading to Burke for a two week vacation.
Wayland Man Wins Ford at Crail’s Sale
Simon Leichty Jr of Noble won the Ford touring car in Crail stock closing out sale. He led with over 39,000,000 votes while Mrs Walter Conner placed second with over 36,600,000 votes and won a $200 radio set. Goldie Mace finished third. Lead supporters included St James Church, the agent Teacher association, and the Epworth League. The contest ran for a month and proved highly successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Leichty, Jr
Noble
Crail
Walter Conner
Goldie Mace
St. James Church
agent-Teacher Association
Epworth League
Local readers note weekend visitors and shoppers
W. F. Delaney of Ainsworth visited town on Saturday for business. Merle Statler of West Chester drove to Washington today to shop. Robert McGugin spent the weekend in Waterloo visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Walters
Violet Hough
West Chester
Washington
Randolph Kelsey
Ainsworth
W. F. Delaney of
Merle Statler
Robert McGugin
Waterloo
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Henry Blossom
Victor Herbert
Robt
Z. Leonard
Asher
Small
Rogers
Oollec Vy
FOX
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Studebaker
White Yard
Karl Libe
Wells-Crail Sales Co
Phat Cash
McCall Bros
Loca4 News
Harold Putnam
A. K. Putnam
Florida
Will Eldridge
Indianola
Larl
D. F. Macon
Benny Sherwood
St. Louis
Missouri
Iowa University
Eunice Hammer
Stephens College
West Chester Savings Bank
Washington Loan & Trust Company
Donald Ross
Cedar Falls
Silas Ross
Glenn Fldridge
Des Moines
J. (. Martin
Fairfield
J. Cc. Martin
Fred Martin
Joe Pieper
Roy Hays
Lola Steele
Amos and
Helen Kelso
Robert Garwood
al Simpson
David McCartney Jr
Jseph McCartney
David McCartney
Max Marble
Henrietta
Bobby
Mrs
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J. P. Hennon
John Woods
Charles Hennon
H. B. Knicht
Ella Link
AM. Turner
Winona
A. L
C. M. Turner
Mr. Turner
Joe Falk
Lucile Thornton
Mildred McCarty
Maxine Welliver
Harold Young
Harry Whittaker
Marguerite
Studebaker Garage
Bee Wilson
Crawfordsville
Remo Ro
R. H. McKelvey
Hopkinton
Robb
Wyman
McKelvey
J. D. Sherman
Seymour
A. A. Beenblossom
J. W. Long
RR. J. Boyd
Whrle Gallagher
Roger Sherman
Monmouth
Wubert Walker
American Express
Grinnell
Express
Leslie McFarland
Cleo Shockey
Martha Marie
N. D. Anderson
Wendel McWilliams
Harry Durker
Pittsburch
H. R. Lund
Earl Crossett
Charles Crossett
W. R. Crossett
Rey
Keith
Mary Crossett
Mildred Pierce
E. A. Crossett
Philip Weldin
Mrs. All. Chilcote
Wapello
McElhinney Drug Co
Mutual
Boe
Bessie Busby
Hattie Delzell
Frances Riley
Henry
Theodore Bailey
Marsh W. Bailey
Ira Rathmel
Enid
Oklahoma
Mr. Rathmel
Roy Durian of
Wellman
W. P. Dupuis
Ruth
John Williams
Brooklyn
Boyd Stephens
E. L. Park of
Velma Gallagher
Gailord Waymack
Corbin-Barrett Shop
C. J. Smith
le Mars
H. A. Pauls
Smith
Washington Schools
Robert Shaw
St. Joseph
Barbara Shaw
Leck Wade
Charles Long
Gwendolyn
Sara Grimes
Catherine Hinshaw
Denver
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Miss Hinshaw
Robert Logan of
Rubio
Caughey Southwell
Tommy Anderson
Tom Anderson
Clarence Logan
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Edna Mercer
Mary Hunter
Miss Mercer
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The
Henry J. Yoder
Wayland
John McGugin
Robert
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J. W. Longer
Walter Meyers
Jerome
Maxine
Meyers
George Breitenbach
F. L. Breitenbach
Joe Quinn
Omaha
Nebraska
Martin Swift
Charles Waggoner
Theda
Castaderia
Calif
Dot Waggoner
E. J. Schmidt
Ira Shhenefelt
Hugh ,MacCleery
Rotary
M. M. Thompson
Edna Purvis
Burke
South Dakota
Court House
J. F. Frame
Palm Beach
Washington Cleaners
Owen McGovern
Mr. Davis
Hans
the Wardrobe Cleaners
John Shields & Sons
Hone
Hazel G. Siberts
E. Madison
Queen Quality
J. A. Harwood & Son
the Shoers