Journal Pays 5 Cents for Clean June 7 and 25 Copies
The Journal offers payment of five cents for each clean copy of the issue dated June 7 and June 25. This notice invites readers to exchange acceptable copies for compensation.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1928
Page
6
The Journal offers payment of five cents for each clean copy of the issue dated June 7 and June 25. This notice invites readers to exchange acceptable copies for compensation.
Undergraduate students at American colleges are invited to dramatize the Graham Paige Section spirit for a chance at 1000 dollars. Twelve awards of 160 dollars each will be given. Entries close September 1. Judges include Akins and Norman Bel Geddes with a third judge to be named.
Highland Center reports a quiet week with rain delaying plowing yet leaving corn oats and potatoes in good condition. Shoppers including Mr and Mrs Mart McMahon visited Washington. Fred Chihak spent Thursday evening at Wilbur Chalupa's. The Winglers near Wes Ramsey with Will Ram sey working on roads. Visitors include Mrs Margaret Green with son Henry Green and daughter in Riverside.
Mrs John Luers died at her home in Dutch Creek township on Wednesday night June 27 after several weeks illness. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at Valley with burial at Oak Ridge. Heavy rains kept farmers out of fields and other local notes followed.
Local residents travel for visits and gatherings in towns including Fairfield Keota Washington and Columbus Junction. Names include Ruth Morrison Velda Hoxworth P C Hansen E T Hansen Mable Crooks Kate Shalla Jessie Stewart Rose Reid Ed Blom and Henry Luthley with varied day trips and short stays noted.
Rev and Mrs Hilterbridle of Grundy Center visited Salem church on Saturday while the prior week’s wind caused damage nearby. Shattered hog sheds and chicken houses at Jesse Meek and Joe McCreedy’s, plus fallen trees and limbs. Lorene Lasek remains hospitalized after tonsil surgery. Edith Lukavsky visits Mrs Mary Weber. Annie Krotz and family plus neighbors spent Saturday evening at Mart MeTM Mahon's.
Crawfordsville notes a June wedding in Minneapolis Minnesota as Miss Lois Davidson marries Dorman D Jackson at Giver Presbyterian church. The bride, a former local teacher, and the groom, a Minneapolis businessman and World War veteran, plan to live in Minneapolis. Rain disrupted a local road game as the Crawfordsville Boosters traveled to Columbus Junction.
Mrs. Marvin Williamson and children visit Davenport family for weekend. Water shutoff Monday on Mast Second Street east of North Iowa Avenue from 6 to 8 and 5 p.m. Wilhelmina Myers returns to Illinois after visit with Edith Carris. Frederick Reid visits West Chester with Dale Robertson. The Gorilla advertised. Refrs for sale from Towa Southern Utilities. Hubert Beal in Washington after Iowa City summer work. Bud Lease’s Sheland incident on Main Street. Theodore Bailey in Burlington for the day. Mrs. Carl Walton visits Washington. Various residents visit relatives and friends around town.
We invite families to celebrate tomorrow with a long road trip and enjoy full service from our two stations. When in town for the festivities next week, consider these stations as your headquarters for all car needs.
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