Local social notes from Washington area visitors
A string of visitors and travels through Washington includes Mrs W B Wilde and Mrs W T A White with Arnold of Peoria pausing for a weekend with Mrs A Anderson and at the M R Meex home. Mrs Shelley Eberling and Mrs B Share returned from Muscatine. Pather Hauser of Sigourney stopped in Washington. Mrs John Ruplinger and Irene of Harper shopped here. Hilda Putman attended Jacob Putman’s funeral and left for Davenport. Several families from Burlington and local residents planned a fishing and picnic outing south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ruplinger
Irene of
Harper
Washington
Hilda Putman
Davenport
Jacob Putman
Local residents return from visits and fairs
Mrs S J Lewis of Columbus Junction and Mrs Ross Sheldon of Berwick HL return home after visiting relatives in town. Dr W B Crooks comes home from Chicago dental clinic. Auctioneer Charles Brown improves after illness while Miro, Frank Marsh, Marvin Beery party visit carnival. Ames resident M A Houser works with county agent W Molison. John and Mrs Yancey visit Mrs Yancey’s sister KE YV Simons. they came from Wyman after a multi day stay with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Lewis
Columbus Junction
Ross Sheldon
Berwick, HL
Colummbus Junction
John Yancey
Bloomfield
Iowa
Yancey
KE. YV. Simons
Wyman
Princess Elizabeth Would Succeed If Prince Dies Without Heir
In the event the Prince of Wales dies without issue and the Duke and Duchess have no male child, Princess Elizabeth would become the next in line. The statement outlines succession rules for the royal realm and the possible outcome if no male heir exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Duke
Duchess of York
Prince of Wales
Depositors to be Paid in Full in Louisa Banks Reorganization Plans
In Columbus Junction on June 24 depositors of the defunct Louisa County National Bank and Louisa County Savings Bank closed June 10 will be paid in full per a joint stockholders meeting. Plans for reorganizing Louisa County National Bank with 50000 capital were discussed while local life events include Edith Swank Watson Houmes marriage June 18 and various regional visits. The shark industry expansion noted with uses for liver flesh hide and fins ends with mentions of local commerce and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Louisa County National Bank
Louisa County Savings Bank
Wonderful Ladies' Coats Left at Clark and Enslin
Only a few ladies coats remain at Clark and Enslin, offered as wonderful bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark and
Enslin
After Insurance Drives Into Office in Arkansas
Mrs. Ed Shinn drove her car into the front of the H. O. Coffee insurance office when brakes failed. She planned to pay for insurance and asked Mr. Coffee to bill her for damages, saying it would be covered by the policy. The agent urged her not to drive to the office but offered to discuss insurance needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russellville
Ark
Ed Shinn
H. O. Coffee Insurance Office
Crull and McCoy Insee Ange He Adou Weep ERHS
Fragmentary notice from Washington Iowa mentions Crull and McCoy and a local matter affecting residents. readable elements include names and a reference to a site or event in the community. further details are unclear due to the damaged OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crull & McCoy
Tailey
Washington, Lowa
Local visitors and travelers stop in town this week
Mrs. Harry Ward and daughters Doernthy and Charlotte of Iowa City West visit for business. Floyd Britain of Liighton was here on a business trip yesterday. Mrs. F. L. Hicks of Wellman and Mrs. BE Williams and daughter Margaret Williams of Crawfordsville shopped here yesterday. Fred Morrison is in Des Moines on business and visiting Senator Hogue. Mr. and Mrs. Hogue plan a weekend visit. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Shields depart for Hastings New York after visiting DD Sherman and relatives. Manton Hebner returns from a fishing trip to Lake Spicer Wisconsin. Mrs. Nick Snyder of Wellman shopped in town yesterday. Andy Frinning and son of Keota visited Rex McCarty on a poultry shipment trip to Philadelphia. Irene Reed, Dorothy Evans and Leland Anderson were in Wellman last evening. Dorothy and Leland return to Des Moines today after visiting Dorothy's sister Mia. Charles Longer and Mr. and Mrs. Fiord Beatty and son return to Madison Wisconsin after brief community visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Swank Watson Houmes
Lone Tree
Iowa
United Presbyterian Parsonage
Columbus City
J. T Aiken
Carol Hill
Iowa Wesleyan College
A. C. Baumgartner
Henderson
C. J. Bollenbach
W. RK. Mulhern
G. L. Evans
Mulhern
FE. Hf. Hanitt
Thomas Reddy
Detroit
H. L. McRoberts
Irene
Jocelyn
John Dawson
Three Oakes, Mich
Harry Ward
Doernthy
Charlotte
Iowa City
Fred Morrison
Des Moines
J. R. Shields
Hastings
New York
DD. D. Sherman
Irene Reed
Dorothy Mvans
Leland Anderson
Wellmen
Dorothy
Leland
Mia
Charles Longer
Lucky Will Devote Future to Aviation
Col. Chas. A. Lindberg announces plans to devote his future to aviation and develop commercial air service after returning from Europe. He has received nearly 150 offers from aviation companies but no definite plan yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. A. Lindberg
Europe
Lindberg
Weekend Specials and Local Visit Notes
The notice highlights Saturday specials in the South Window at Thompson's Sanitary Market and mentions $4.98 silk dresses at J. C. Penney Co. It also records several local visits and personal movements including Gerald Atwood returning to Effron Iowa, Mrs Will Dupuis and Ruth Davenport visits, and other residents traveling to Muscatine Davenport Long Beach and Letts Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson's Sanitary Market
Thompson’s Sanitary
Local visitors and carnival crowd circulate through town
Miss Edna Extrand of Davenport visited the home of her sister in law Mrs M Layers this morning. Elizabeth Long Florence Ireland and William ason of Fairfield were in town yesterday evening for the carnival and to visit friends. Mrs J C Bauer left this morning for Keota to spend a few days with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Bekerman
Keota
Mrs . T. Moore
Donald Bailey
Minnie Lehrer
Ella Link
Davenport
Dorothy Shellabarger
Blair Law
Letts
Iowa
Edna Extrand
M. Layers
Elizabeth Long
Florence Ireland
William \ason
Fairfield
J. C. Bauer
Burlington depot attracts Moorman mineral buyers
Numerous residents and visitors travel through Burlington depot as Moorman's mineral sales prompt calls for prompt purchases. Returns note Mrs Reeves and son Marion and Mrs Ferguson traveling from Havre after a social visit with Mrs Sage. Carl Shanterman goes home to Valley Junction after a brief stay with family. Also listed are services in general blacksmithing and auto repair and a note of a Josté Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Botee returning from Newton attending the G A R encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reeves
Marion
Dave Ferguson
Havre
S. Fk. Sage
Notice orders weeds cut by trustees in Oregon township
Louise Kilgore clerk reports that sour-dock or carted dock thistles and all noxious weeds must be cut at once by order of trustees of Oregon township. Mrs. C. E. Juber and children arrived from Des Moines for a short visit with relatives and friends. Also note on new stock of $4.98 Silk Dresses at J C Penney Co. and Mrs. H C Cooper visiting daughter in Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Oregon
Louise Kilgore
C. E. Juber
Des Moines
Local visits and carnival scene described in Crawfordsville
Junction spends days with aunt Eva Blake and cousin Betty Jacobs then travels to Crawfordsville to visit aunt B W Hamilton. Dr and Mrs FE Spessard and daughter Wanda Spessard of Ainsworth were in town last evening for the carnival and toured in their new Star car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction
Eva Blake
Betty Jacobs
Crawfordsville
B. W. Hamilton
Wanda Spessard
Ainsworth
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Lontpe
George O'Brien
Lot Trellegan
Fom
Action Road
PON News
Robby Vernon
W. B. Wilde
W. T. A. White and Son
Arnold
Peoria
C. G. Hunt
Montevideo
Minn
Grace B. Anderson
A. Anderson
M. R. Meex
Shelley Eberling
Muscatine
B. Share
Pather Hauser of
Sigourney
Jennings
Janet and
Petie Pratt
Maxine Ball
Burlington
Leonard
Stenberg
J. R. Atchison
Bruce Gobble
Rev
H. 8. Atchison
New Brighton
Pennsylvania
Anseo Films
Anseo Film
Geo L. McDaniel
S. H. Brindley
Albina
George Wilken
W. B. Crooks
Chicago
H. FP. Masson
C. O. Dayton and Son
Raymond
W. Allen
Wayland
Carl Hedges
Charles Brown
Miro
Frank Marsh
Marvin Beery
Kathryn of
M. A. Houser
Ames
W. Molison
Commercial Savings Bank
United States
Benito Mussolini
Chiang Kai-shek
The
League of Nations
Stanley Baldwin
Wilhelm Marx
Raymond Poincare
Primo de Rivera
Union of Socialist Soviet Republics
Georges Clemenceau
James Ramsay MacDonald
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Martha
Floyd Britain of
Liighton
F. L. Hicks
Wellman
BE. W. Williams
Margaret Williams
Manton Hebner
Lake Spicer
Wisconsin
Nick Snyder
Andy Frinning
Rex McCarty
Philadelphia
Florsheims
A. Ex
Atchison
Arch-Preservers
Ladies’ Hosiery
Coolidge
Mrs. Coolidge
Black Hills
Roo Roy
Prudence Prim
Graham
Scotty’’ George
Buck Jones
Pathe
Gerald Atwood
Effron
Dewey Hess
J. C. Penney Co
Will Dupuis
Ruth
Harry Shrader
Ira Bowman
Ruth Sherbeck
Lawrene E. Wilson
Long Beach
California
lKuia
Polytechnic High School
Washington County Hospital
Clark
Cleaning Service
Washington Cleaners
South Side Square
Wisie Long
Prop
Burlington Depot
Carl Shanterman
Valley Junction
Shunterman
Ralph Lytle
M. Albright
Haskins, Iowa
Josté
J. C. Botee
Newton
H. C. Cooper
Harold Messenger
Brighton
Ruth Anwyl
Columbus
FE. W. Spessard
John Shields
Dodo
Hans
Tumwa
Contes
W. H. Clark
Hoxie
Kansas
West
118Th Cavalry Band
WM. Bd. Storkepr
M. D
Ottumwa
Lowa
S. D. Leighton
Pendennis
Kan
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