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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1927

Page

6

Local residents take brief visits around town

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Junkin of Vail Iowa return home after a few days at the homes of Mrs Priscilla Junkin and Mrs. Julia Cavender. Other locals including Mr. and Mrs. J W Yancey and Mrs. E V Simons hosted and visited briefly.

Ralph Junkin Vail Iowa Priscilla Junkin Julia Cavender Junkin Cavender J. W. Yancey Bloomfield E. V. Simons

Community Notes On Visits And Summer Plans

Wanted-Wovel Call 400. Mrs Addie McClaren visits Des Moines at Le Marguerite Knettle’s home. Mrs Rh F Krug of Los Angeles arrives to stay three weeks with aunt Mrs Kate Richardson. Mrs W E Harris of Fairfield visits aunt Mrs Rose Stmn eon at Mrs J T Risk’s home. Daryl D Dayton returns from Oberlin College to teach in summer at West Chester and WOasnington with KL A fink, also Oberlin student, teaching violin. Mr and Mrs H E B Stone of Centralia Missouri attend Oscar Brook funeral. Mrs John McConahey of Minneapolis visits friends. Mrs O I Myers returns from a week in Burlington.

Addie McClaren Des Moines le Marguerite Knettle Rh. F. Krug Los Angeles Calif Kate Richardson Krug Tiessie Waters Daryl D. Dayton Oberlin College Wil West Chester Woasnington A Fink Oberlin H. EB. Stone Centralia Missouri Oscar Brook

Carnival Closes Tonight at The Wolt Shows

The Carnival concludes this evening after a week of popular entertainments. Legion members thank the community for support and invite patrons to enjoy the closing events. The store promotes a new Gipsy Tie Pat tern cut out Oxford, a patent leather heel style priced at 7.50 with a 20 percent discount on light colored oxfords and pumps.

Legion

Funeral notice and local social notices from Washington

Notice announces Masons meeting Sunday at two for Oscar J L Hrock funeral at three. Items describe visits of McGinnis family, trips to Letts Town and Bloomfield, and attendance at Spanish American War veterans encampment. Also wedding license for Orville Robinson and Margaret King, altered band concert due to Legion carnival, and Mt. Pleasant booster visit to Washington for Fourth of July celebration.

Washington Lode Oscar JL. Hrock Keokuk Charles A. Dewey Smith W. Brooshart Milan Shields Melo Kos Harry Crone Washington Harvey Barnes Crawfordsville Claude McCoy Wvymen Dewey Mt. Pleasant Washington American Legion Post Legion Post

Automobile Men Set Forth Claims for Their Machines

Reports of rising automobile touring activity emerge as clubs note increased demand for information on travel. Camping facilities expand, boosting trips for migratory travelers and opening vacations to more families. The open road trend grows with cheaper travel and the idea of Seeing America First shaping millions of travelers.

America

Velie Car Breaks All Driving Records on Test Run

Velie automobiles from Moline Illinois achieved a sensational record on an 818 mile test from Ogden Utah to Los Angeles California. The stock Velie Sedan faced extreme heat and mountain elevation while covering 818 miles with no stops and no punctures. The car hit 150 miles in 124 minutes and motor temperature never rose above 190 F.

Velie Moline Ilinois Ogden Utah Los Angeles Calif

Two car families grow as Nash reports rising ownership

Nash Motors notes a surge in two car households with 2,700,000 families owning multiple autos nationwide. Figures from the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce show 10 percent of all families own more than one car and 18 percent of car owning families have two or more vehicles, underscoring a shifting market.

United States E. H. McCarty Nash Motors Company National Automobile Chamber of Commerce America

Ford Economy Test At Liberty Park Salt Lake City

About 142 Ford cars competed in a gasoline economy contest in Liberty Park Salt Lake City. The field averaged 35.66 miles per gallon with the winner in the closed car class at 524 mpg. The top woman driver reached 4.6 mpg. Prizes totaled 175 dollars in each class plus a tire and a loving cup for the top woman. Fuel was certified by Byron D. Nebeker before the test and tanks sealed after.

Sally Lake Utah Ford Liberty Park Salt Lake City Ford Motor Company Byron D. Nebeker

Body by Fisher Buick Bodies Define Beauty and Quality

An advertisement extols Fisher Bodies as the ultimate in coachwork, promising beauty comfort and lasting goodness. It claims Fisher leadership is proven, with costs justified by superior manufacture and custom craftsmanship.

Fish Fisher

Triangle Auto Supply Co Ad and Buick Fisher Body Feature

An advertisement notes Triangle Auto Supply Co hours for evenings and Sundays, then shifts to Buick and Fisher Body quality. It touts wood selection, solid construction, and body chassis coordination to ensure durability, fit, and vibration-free performance.

Triangle Auto Supply Co Fisher Buick

Paige Eight Sets Dual Speed Records At Atlantic City

The Paige eight with two high speeds sets two official A A A records at Atlantic City on a crowded track. A stock cabriolet driven by Zeke Meyer averaged 86.23 mph over 76 miles, with a 90 mph straightaway, while the last 1 1/2 miles finished at 59.9 mph. The car featured Warner Hi-Flex four speed transmission and remains stock under scrutiny by A A A officials.

Paige Atlantic City Speedway Zeke Meyer Atlantic City A. A A

Residents take trips and attend family events during local week

Mrs D C Mathers visited friends then moved to St Louis Mo on Wednesday. Mrs R C Ferguson and daughter Ariene Ferguson arrived from West Chester for a Sunset Park picnic. Mrs Martha Fields travels to Davenport to stay with her brother Joe Mc Cartney and family. Mrs J T Chadwick heads to Dansville Iowa for a family dinner honoring her mother Luccettia Chandler’s 91st birthday. Irene Chadwick and two daughters accompanied her. Great Western Speeder Two row and single row cultivators shown by George W Stewart. Miss Dale Ebner returns from Burlington Town after attending the Erickson and Sands wedding.

R. C. Ferguson Ariene Ferguson West Chester Sunset Park J. T. Chadwick Dansville Iowa Luccettia Chandler Irene Chadwick Howard Anderson Mildred Leah Chadwick

Notice urges immediate cut of sour-dock and noxious weeds

By order of trustees of Oregon township clerk Louise Kilgore calls for cutting sour-dock and other noxious weeds at once. The rest notes include various social and travel mentions such as 1143 John Witterman a business visitor to Brighton, Mrs W H Mohr weekend guest in Dewey home, Dorothea Thompson returning from Burlington, and Dr W W Bowers returning from Des Moines after teaching abroad.

Canada Oregon Township Louise Kilgore

Pleasant Hill Community Notes and Upcoming Program

Pleasant Hill local news reports Sunday visits to Henry A Ballard and Frank Scranton households. The Kings family and Caldwell siblings attended a Sunday school picnic. Jacob Putman died at the county hospital. carnival attendance in Washington noted. Plan for preaching June 26 and Children's Day program. relatives and neighbors referenced with multiple visits and farms.

Pleasant Hill Will Miller Henry A Ballard’s Pleasant Plain The Kings Sons and Daughters Silas Caldwell Helen Howard Caldwell Betty Frank Scranton Roy Kephart Cal Beenblossom Edd Lins Howard Beenblossoms Ed Chalupa Bugene Eli Jackson Jacob Putman Washington Margaret Caldwell Lee Hesseltine George Chalupa Howard Baker's Donald Darbyshire J. R. McGin

Taxi: Call a Yellow Cab in town

Miss Lena Stewart Esth er Lyons visited Miss Myrtle Macon last evening. Mrs A R Miller arrived from Chicago to visit brother John Babcock and other relatives. Ruth McGuire and Harriet left for Farmington Iowa after a brief stay with Mrs Gerald Teets. Mrs John Mundt and children traveled to Spicker Missouri for a short visit with relatives.

Lena Stewart Esther Lyons Myrtle Macon A. R.miller Chicago John Babcock Ruth McGuire Harriet Farmington, Iowa Gerald Teets John Mundt Spicker, Mo

Community Notes On Games Sermons And Picnics

Sunday activities include a Eureka all day meeting with children's recitals and sermons by Rev. Minear and Rev. Bowers. Local games featured Coppock Wayland beating farmers on Libe diamond, Verdi lads defeating Brighton. H. H. club plans a fourth of July picnic likely at a timber site. Reading, golf, and cheap recreation draw praise as wholesome amusements.

Coppock Wayland Boys Libe Diamond Wayland Farmer H. H Verdi Brighton

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