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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1925

Page

8

Local visitors and travels noted in small town lines

Mr and Mrs Gilbert Goff went to Ainsworth this morning to visit relatives. Miss Alla Wyse of the Ward store spent Sunday at her Noble home. John MacGurin arrives from Iowa City to visit his grandfather R L MacGugin.

Gilbert Goff Ainsworth Alla Wyse Ward Noble John MacGurin Iowa City R. L. MacGugin A. &. Myera Bartlesville Oklahoma Mere. Janes McCutcheon North Marion Avenue Richland Norman = Evans Chicago Thomas Evans Ore Larkin Frank Kurtz Des Moines William Beers Clifford A. Noble Myatic Town Washington Mildred Pierce Titus Oscar Lane Marion Schultz West Chester Gladys Coakley the Mises Minnie Etta Conner Iowa Avenue Coppock Highway John Shadla Riverside Peters Urban Alice Spillane Oxford Hugh Han

Marriage Announcement for Dorothy Miller and Ben Wallace

Announcement of the approaching marriage of Miss Dorothy Miller and Ben P Wallace was made at a luncheon hosted by Mrs M I Miller. The guests included the Ready Maids.

Dorothy Miller Ben P. Wallace

Rug sale and visits highlighted in Bartlesville notes

Local notices describe visits from Bartlesville residents to relatives in Richland and Des Moines. Advertisements promote Crail's rug sale with prices on Axminister and Wilton carpets, along with a Kelly-Springfield Pont Card deal at The Triangle.

Crail's Kelly Springfield

Community Notices From Washington Today

Local items report Miss Genevieve Matucha visiting relatives in Tipton and West Chester, several residents traveling to Davenport Pella Richland and Ottumwa, and household goods sale scheduled for June 24 at Mason's Storage. The Iowa Wesleyan Epworth League Institute is under way at Mt Pleasant with tents for sleeping and a strong program. Paul MacEachron named head football coach at Oberlin College after Grinnell College tenure. An eastward visit plan includes Mrs Lewis Klein and Mrs J H McCreedy taking trips to Michigan and New York. Rev C C Hillis to Mt Pleasant for a wedding service.

W. W. Bowers Epworth League Institute Mt. Pleasant Iowa Wesleyan Paul MacEachron Grinnell College Oberlin College Oberlin Ohio MacEachron Washington China Grinnell-in-China America Lewis Klein J. H. McCreedy Miss Maude East Klein Ypsilanti Michigan Mrs. McCreedy Rochester New York CC. KE. Hillis West Chester Hillis

Local notes mix farming tips and social visits

A chaotic world forecast by a Warvard professor sits alongside local notices about carrot and parsnip growers and meat advertisements from Oriez and Speer. The column reports residents visiting, moving, or visiting relatives in Washington and nearby towns, with multiple small society updates and business course enrollments.

Warvard Oriez & Speer

State Board Funds Wildcat Den Park in Muscatine County

The State Board of Conservation approved 6 500 for a state park at Wildcat Den in Muscatine county. L W H Pammel notes the white pine in Wildcat Den marks the first southwestern occurrence west of the Mississippi River. The board says it has created thirty seven state parks and oversees park posters plus more than sixty lakes.

MES State Board of Conservation Wildcat den Muscatine County L. W H. Pammel Mississippi River Jamimel

Cautions on Brash Polish Use and Cleaning Techniques

The guidance warns that abrasive particles should not scratch brass polish and must not be used on nickel trims. It also advises cleaning cars with a sponge or chamois using straight strokes rather than circular motions.

Local Visitors And Family News From Stringtown

Mrs. F K Cummings visited the Ethan Brooks home. Peter Graber Sr and Chris Roth visited the J W Widmer home. J J Rich and C A Rich shipped cattle to Chicago. Harlan Widmer broke his arm again after a swing fall. Various Wittmers and relatives visited homes, with trips to Mt Pleasant and connections to George Herzog and the Nickelaug family.

Stringtown F. K. Cummings Wayland Ethan Brooks Peter Graber, Sr Chris Roth J. W. Widmer J. J. Rich C. A. Rich Chicago Harlan Widmer Joe Widmer Dr. Allen Wasland Harlan J. J. Wittiig J. G. Wittiig Bara Wittmer A. BK. Rinner Dy. J. Rich'a

Riverside visits and weekend guests in Cedar Rapids area

Riverside residents hosted visitors from Oxford Oakdale and Dubuque while others toured Davenport Muscatine and Iowa City. The Riverside baseball team lost 8 to 7 to Oxford as families shared news of travel and nursing training commitments.

Clement Schnoebelen Cedar Rapids John Mottet F. P. Schnoebelen Mary Baschnagel Oakdale Adele Baschnagel Mary Manuel Erminude Dubuque Charles Hawthorn New Meadows Idaho Joseph Linsley Steve Fouchek Jacobsmeier Davenport

Norris urges Wisconsin to stay progressive after LaFollette death

Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska tells national progressives to stay united in Wisconsin after the funeral of Senator Robert M. LaFollette. He warns against factionalism as a successor election nears, noting Mrs. LaFollette's potential candidacy but without any public statement.

Madison Wis Wisconsin George W. Norris Nebraska Robert M. LaFollette Norris

Unusual low flying funnel cloud observed in Shenandoah

Shenandoah Iowa June 22 reports describe a large funnel shaped cloud that roared and whipped from side to side, passing over without causing damage. Weather observers note such tornado antics are rare and the cloud remained low without striking buildings or tree tops.

Shenandoah

Mahaska County Cuts Farm Land Valuations By Ten Percent

In Mahaska County the County Board of Assessors reduced farm land values by ten percent, the first official reduction in the state. State Auditor J C McCloune received the information from Des Moines. Farm bureaus and allied groups had urged the cut.

DES Moinikes Mahaska County County Board of Assessors J. C. McCloune Farm Bureaus

St Louis Livestock Markets Report June 23

In East St. Louis cattle and sheep receipts noted, hogs at 25 to 35 cents higher with top hogs 13.85. Cattle demand steady with best steers around 11.25 to 13.00, weighty lots strong. Sheep market steady with top lambs 15.50 and fat ewes 4.00 to 5.50. Mr and Mrs George Marran, daughter of Ainsworth, were chopping in Washington today.

East ST. Louis George Marr An Ainsworth Washington

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