Local society notes of visits and travel across Iowa
Miss Ida Cauvender Hazel Liberte and Edna Speaker returned from an auto trip to Garden Grove. Mrs Helen Herrick and children from Los Angeles visited the Harveys and traveled to Columbus Junction. Mrs Ira Mitchel and three sons visited Crawfordsville. Mrs W W Towers and children went to Lincoln Nebraska to see Raymond and other relatives then to Boulder for vacation. Mrs Eugene Kunn of Charlton arrived for a visit with Sorrell McCleary Calhoun and Hamilton relations. Dr and Mrs Hamilton and Janet Hamilton traveled home after visiting C W McLaughlin and Nettie McLaughlin and Carolyn Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Cauvender
Hazel Liberte
Edna Speaker
Garden Grove
Helen Bailey Herrick
Hugh Mulloy
Beathes Ann
Los Angeles
California
B. R. Harvey
Columbus Junction
Ira Mitchel
Crawfordsville
W. EF. Long
W. W. Towers
Mildred
Luther
Lincoln
Nebraska
Raymond
Rev. Bower
Boulder
Colorado
Hugh McCleary
Paul Calhoun
Council Bluffs
Howard Hamilton
Omaha
Monmouth
Ilinois
United Presbyterian Church Missionary Convention
Mra Hamilton
Janet
Calhoun
Hamilton
C. W. McLaughlin
Mra
Nettie McLaughilin
Misa Carolyn Hamilton
What Shakespeare Said A Jest
A line from Love's Labour's Lost notes that a jest’s success depends on who hears it, not on who crafts it.
Budget Director Seeks At Least Two Percent Federal Cut
Budget Director Lord announces to department heads that a minimum two percent reduction in federal employees is needed next year with Coolidge's approval. Savings estimated at twenty million, achievable by not filling vacancies, while keeping current staff. He cites nine percent annual vacancy rate and calls for strict scrutiny of expenditures to make every dollar sweat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Word
Coolidee
Lord
Executive Civil Service
Coolidge
Travelers Protect Association trip ends with hospital halt
Fred West returns from Philadelphia where he attended the Travelers Protective Association convention. En route he visits Chicago for a Eucharistic congress. Mrs Thompson faces a mastoid operation at Mercy Hospital at eight this morning. Local notices include rental listings and Girl Scout camp plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred West
Philadelphia
Travelers Protective Association
Chicago
M. M. Thompson
Mia
Frank Casey
E. Ee. Stutaman
Jessie Rice
Town City
Thompson
Mercy Hospital
Local residents return from Brookville and Wisconsin trips
Mrs Owen Cnossen and Mrs Lola Winja came back from Brookville Illinois after a week with friends. Mr and Mrs J C Fields visited near the area. Mr and Mrs Carl Jungbluth returned from Crosse Wisconsin after ten days with relatives. Delbert Sayre William Salterburg Leo Bruty and Guy Truax left for Kansas to work harvests then Colorado for remaining summer and winter work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Cnossen
Lola Winja
Brookville
Iliois
Air
Carl Jungbluth
Vs Crosse
Wisconsin
Jungbluth
Peter Jungebluth
Gmevox
Delbert Sayre
William Salterburg
Leo Bruty
Guy Truax
Kansas
Colorado
Summer trip and plans for aluminum sales in Kansas
Eseo Obermann at Iowa City summer school visited Washington with friends. Eugene Breitenbach, Harvard student from Cambridge, Mass., returned home to visit his parents and left this morning for Kansas to sell aluminum as last summer. Yellow Taxi Cab Go. Phone No. 1. bt!
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Telville
Iowa City
Glover Ferrell
Ferrell
The
University
Eseo Obermann
Washington
Eugene Breitenbach
Harvard College
Cambridge
Massachusetts
BE. Ll. Breitenbach
Kansas
Last day to pay water rent noted with penalty
The notice lists Thursday as the final day to pay water rent without penalty. It also records social visits and travels of local residents including Mr and Mrs Joe Amarine, Jennie, Emma Ferrel, Mr and Mrs John Belville, and others visiting relatives in Washington and nearby towns. Local banker group C M Keck and L E Dunlap attend a state convention in Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Amarine
Jennie
Emma Ferrel
John Belville
Thompson Amarine
Glover Ferret Home
C. M. Keck
L. E. Dunlap
Washington
Sioux City
State Bankers Convention
Five Denied Paroles for Dry Law Violations in Des Moines Case
Five Iowa and Illinois men who pled guilty to aiding shipment of seventy barrels of alcohol to Des Moines from Kentucky distilleries were denied paroles from Fort Leavenworth penitentiary. The group includes Harold F. Schaller of Des Moines and W H Ballance Jr of Peoria, along with John McKiernan and Hyman Lipkin of Peoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Treen
Des Moines
Iowa
Kentucky
Peoria
Fort Leavenworth Penitentiary
Federal
Harold F. Schaller
A Moines
W. H. Ballance
Peoris
Moines
De Molay Convention Opens in Iowa City
Five hundred delegates from Iowa De Molay lodges gather in Iowa City for the third annual convention. The event runs through Wednesday and closes with a track and field meet in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Iowa City
de Molay
Iowa
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Owen McGovern
Kenneth Carris
Henry Herdo
Louis Anderson
Davenport
McElhinney Drug Co
West Chester Savings Bank
Eugene Kunn
Charlton
S. N. Sorrell
Brownshire Shop
Hans
the Wardrobe Cleaners
McCall Bros
Washington Loan & Trust Company
Loos
Anna Knotnerus
Patricia Keeley
Frances Darbyshire
Ottumwa
Wilma Walker
Mary Pauls
Marjorie Pratt
Mildred Hindahl
Hielen Jones
Helen Jungeruth
Iowa River
Donna
Betty Clow
Ames
Kolosick Remedy Co
Goldie Mayo
Goldie Mace
LL. B. Lupton
John Shields & Sons
Hazel G. Siberts
E. Madison
Harvard
Harvard University
Yellow Taxi Cab Co
J. C. Fields
D. A
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MAYO
Home Bakery
Palm Beach
Washington Cleaners
Meetine
Clyde Putnam
Rock Island
William Breese
O. P. Murphy
Cotter
Tom Delzel
Morning Sun
William Holland
Delzel
D. M. Bridges
J. H. Fritchman
Muscatine
Bridges
Tooman Leather Shop
Anderson
Port Aal Servich
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