Mrs J W Bidwell Visits Father In Columbus Junction
Mrs J W Bidwell visited her father M H Bowman in Columbus Junction on Wednesday and Thursday and returned home last night. Fresh eggs retail 13c per dozen at Reister Bros. Judy Warren visits Brighton to see grandparents Rev and Mrs E S Hebner over the Fourth. New Plymouth and DeSoto cars on display at Brown's Garage. The Crittendons and Stewart family toured the Amanas. planning Los Angeles trip after Iowa stay. St James Ladies Food Sale Bat July 1. Washington Cleaners. Auctioneer Maron 406.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bidwell
Columbus Junction
M. H. Bowman
Judy Warren
Brighton
Rev
Mrs. E. S. Hebner
Ray Crittendon
Charles Webb
Fred L. Stewart
Amanas
Crittendon
Webb
William Stewart
Los Angeles
Calif
Iowa
Washington
Hospital Discharges Women and Children This Week
Dismissals reported from the hospital include Mrs. Richard McBDole and baby sen, Mrs. M A Harkness and daughter Lou Lu, Mrs. William Dunn and daughter, and Betty Lou Sthubert. Mrs. Nick Tinnes of Washington was also discharged in route yesterday. several others were sent home to Columbus Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard McBdole
Baby Sen
M. A Harkness
Lou Lu
William Dunn
Columbus Junction
Betty Lou Sthubert
Nick Tinnes
Washington
Baseball Tourney Finals Set With Four Semifinals
In southeastern Iowa semi pro action at Blattner field four teams vie Sunday in two forenoon and two afternoon games. Washington meets Conesville at nine o clock while Iowa City faces Cedar Rapids at eleven. The morning losers play for consolation at one and the winners meet for the title at three. A large crowd is expected as last Sunday's gate winners Ottumwa Pleasant Plain Nichols and Lone Tree were elim inated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Iowa
Blattner Field
Washington
Conesville
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Withers of
Gates
Ottumwa
Pleasant Plain
Nichols
Lone Tree
Softball Results at the Playground Lead Davenport Win
In morning play at the Playground Davenport Democrat defeated the Indians 4 to 1. Eastend Alleycats edged Journal carriers 6 to 6. Nicola to Burham to Dank wardt completed a double play ending an Indian rally. Birch ard Holden snagged a last inning line drive to halt a Journal rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport Democrat
Indians
Eastend Alleycats
Journal Carriers
Nicola
Burham
Dankwardt
Birchard Holden
Journal
Haskins Family News and Country Gatherings
Mrs Clara Godlove notes Harold Godlove returns to Sigourney after two weeks with his mother to finish house painting and repairs. A weekend country gathering near Haskins hosts relatives including Rodney and Harold Mathers, Cr C Mathers, Janice and Martha Johnson, Travis Brassfield, Skubal family, and Judy with fried chicken ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Godlove
Haskins
Harold Godlove
Sigourney
K. A. Mathers
Rodney Mathers
Harold
Hallsville
D. H. Peters
Anna Nicholson
Godlove
Christine Watts
M. T. Coon
Major League Standings and Results Summary
American League leaders New York and Cleveland hold strong records as Detroit reshapes standings. Washington beats New York 2 1, while Chicago and St Louis split, and Philadelphia blanks Boston in a rain affected slate. National League shows New York and St Louis atop, Chicago and Brooklyn near .500 as Philadelphia hosts Brooklyn with rain in the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Pet
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
WW. L. Pet. Gcincionat
T. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh i
Ogra Hice Mee
Cincinnati
Grant Shaved Beard to Suit Treasury Money Photo
Gen U S Grant liked his beard but shaved it off once as president to accommodate the treasury department. Officials wanted his picture on currency without the beard. He posed clean shaven, let it grow back, and the treasury department then chose not to use the image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Grant
Treasury Department
Department
Mrs Peters Family Returns Home After Gooseberry Outing
Mrs Peters George and Christine came home while Mrs Nicholson Mrs Godlove Mrs Thoma and Mrs Coon went to pick wild gooseberries in abundance. Later M T took Mrs Nicholson and Mrs Godlove home. Davida Fisher hosted her S 5 class at a country residence Tuesday afternoon for a circus party with animal cutouts. Eighteen children attended and enjoyed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters
George
Christine
Nicholson
Godlove
Army vs Navy at Country Club Golf July Fourth
Washington country club to host an 18 hole medal golf match July 4 between cadets and middies. Players may enlist in army or navy and choose Sunday or Tuesday play. blind prizes announced later. Notify T R Phillips or Bill Shannon by Saturday. Fourth of July fried chicken picnic dinner to be served Tuesday evening with bridge for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Country Club
Navy
T. R. Phillips
Bill Shannon
Country Club
Funeral notices and local visits around Washington area
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bower travel to Alsey Illinois for J. H. Bower death funeral while their son Harvey plans to depart. Relatives from Brighton head to Alsey. A steady stream of local residents announce visits, work plans, and attend events including hospital placements, school appointments, and family gatherings in Washington and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Bower
Alsey
Mr. Bower
J. H. Bower
W. WD. Johnson
Brighton
Harvey Bower
D of V Families Hold Annual Picnic and Program
The Daughters of Union Veterans plus families gathered last evening at Mrs. Perry Hayes's lawn for a picnic and program. Mrs. Dupuis led in place of the absent president with readings, songs, and a history talk on Company D from Washington County. special guests included two widows of Civil War veterans, and attendees recalled old time customs while singing America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
Perry Hayes
O. Henry
Pearl Whistler
Jack Crawford
Joe Reinier
Sir Echo
Joan
Janet Campbell
Peggy Dougall
Hugh McCleery
Company D
Dc. W. McLaughilin
E. M McConaughy
Dpd
W. McClure
Vernon Crull
Nellie Tripp
Ruth Dupuis
America
Jesse Harvey
William Kensler
My Hayes
FE. M. McConaughy
L. L. Lemley
Camp Fire girls meet at Central Park Monday
Announcement calls all Camp Fire girls to assemble at Central Park at 10 am on Monday. They are to wear gypsy costumes and bring ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
Social Calendar Highlights Local Society Events
U P Woman's Missionary Society evening division meets 7 30 p m Mrs R K L Livingston. Home Builders class picnic 6 30 p m Sunset Park bring two covered dishes and sandwiches. Class of 1934 reunion dinner dance 6 30 p m Country Club Helen Kos tickets by Thursday. W R C meeting 2 20 p m GAR Hall. Tuesday Kolah club picnic supper 6 45 p m Sunset Park bring two dishes to pass table service and sandwiches. Annual Country Club picnic 6 30 p m Clubhouse fried chicken dish to pass sandwiches drink provided. Bridge at 2 50 p m and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.P. Woman's Missionary Society
RK. L. Livingston
Presbyterian Church
Sunset Park
Country Club
Helen Kos
W.R.C
GAR
Kolah Club
D A R Plans Centennial Events At Log Cabin
A postponed D A R meeting at Mrs J F Kurtz home set plans for a three day centennial. The log cabin will be open July 4 with hostesses and a talk by C F McKenzie on old glass and coverlids. Mrs Kurtz re elected regent and committees were announced. Fruit punch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. F. Kurtz
C. F McKenzie
Moulton
Kurtz
Out-of-town shoppers visit Washington area town
Mrs. Robert Reaney of Ainsworth and Mrs. James Brower of Kalona were among yesterday visitors. Others included Mrs. Harold Clege of Ainsworth Mr. and Mrs. John Kreger of Keota and several Washington locals. Ainsworth breakfast guests were Miss Althea White and others. Mary Tobin and family shopped in Washington with Mary improving after hospital finger infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec Gillis
Keota
Clayton Eckelman
Kinross
Washington
Robert Reaney
Ainsworth
James Brower
Kalona
Harold Clege
John Kreger
Mabel Monson
Keele
J. K. Dunn
Wyman
Althea White
May Jay
Jack Reid
Nellie Hodder
Edith Richards
Wiley Anderson
Joe Tobin
Mary
Joe ‘Tobin
George Fleary A Philadelphia Native and Reformist Author
George Fleary born in Philadelphia in 1839 left school at fourteen for work. He moved to California in 1857 becoming a printer and editor and studied poverty tied to land ownership. His land value tax idea features in Progress and Poverty. He returned to New York in 1880 to write and lecture on politics and economics. He ran twice for mayor, his second campaign in ill health aiding his death in 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleary George
Philadelphia
Henry George
California
New York
Bessie Black Weds William Deutsch in E Pleasant Plain
Miss Bessie Black daughter of Nellie Black and William Deutsch son of Isadore Deutsch married in a 6:45 am ceremony at St Josephs rectory East Pleasant Plain. Rev Seidel officiated with immediate family present. The couple will live in the Buck property. she is a Brighton High School graduate and employed by the Brighton Canning company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Bessie Black
Nellie Black
William Deutsch
Isadore Deutsch
Pleasant Plain
St. Joseph's
East Pleasant Plain
KE. FP. Seidel
Victor
Father Deutsch
Deutsch
Buck
Brighton High School
Brighton Canbing Company
Potluck Dinner At Country Club Aids Bridge Winners
About thirty five attended the potluck dinner at the country club last evening. Four tables of bridge followed the meal with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sullivan winning the high score prizes for men and women. Jo Ellen Margolin of Yankton South Dakota was an out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Ed Sullivan
Jo Ellen Margolin
Yankton
S.D
Local residents mark birthdays across town today
Howard A Woodford Brighton turns eighty one, Shirley Jean Bowden is eleven, Ray Palmer and Rhoda Smith celebrate birthdays. Mrs C C Dayton and Mrs Clarence Moorhead also honored. Charles Sebalty and A B Fleming noted among celebrants with others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Jean Bowden
Babylonia Deity Ea Enki also known as Ae
Babylonian Ea Enki the Sumerian origin god also called Ae, widely venerated as a creator and wisdom figure in Mesopotamian mythologies. The deity appears in myths detailing water, carpentry, and orderly world creation within the Akkadian and Sumerian pantheons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babylonia
Enki
Mrs. J. M. Kelly Hosts C D A Circle Meeting
Mrs. J M Kelly entertained the C D A sewing circle at her home with sixteen members attending. Bridge and Chinese checkers provided fun and prizes went to Kate Shalla in bridge and to Mrs. Joh Bailey Mrs. Joe Weir and Mrs. Jim Boyd in Chinese checkers. Visitors included Mrs John Bailey Kathryn from Mason City and guests Mrs Theresa Eagle of New Orleans Fla and Mrs A R Ledger. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for Wednesday July 12 at the K C hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Kelly
C.D.A
Bridge
Kate Shalla
Joh Bailey
Joe Weir
Jim Boyd
John Bailey
Kathryn
Mason City
Theresa Eagle
New Orleans
Fla
A. RK. Ledger
Kelly
K. C. Hall
Philathea Sunday School Class Picnic Supper
The Philathea Sunday school class held a picnic at Sunset Park last evening with 25 attendees. A potluck supper featured homemade ice cream and cake from the committee. out of town guests included Mrs. Merte Green and daughter Elaine of Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
Sunset Park
Merte Green
Elaine
Dubuque
Ferne Birney
Dorothy Crossett
Ethel Burham
Thelma Kohrer
Gwen Martin
Williams Formula touted for relief of stomach bloating and gas
Wisconsin woman praises Williams Formula as fast relief for sour stomach gas constipation and irritated kidneys. The liquid tonic claims to improve digestion cleanse kidney tubes and strengthen blood with a mild laxative effect, available at Phillipe & Hebner Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Phillipe & Hebner Drug Store
Williams Formula Helps Sheboygan Woman Says Relief
Mrs Katherine Knotz of Sheboygan Wisconsin recounts a 25 year struggle with sluggish stomach and bloating. She reports improved digestion and sleep after using Williams Formula noting better tolerance of foods and gentle laxative effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Knotz
Sheboygan
Wis
Williams
Williames
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Ed's Trading Post
Wolf Floral CO
South Side Square
Reister Bros
Plymouth
DeSoto
Brown
St. James
Bat
Washington Cleaners
Maron
Grant
the Credit Exchange OF
Washington County
Brown's Super Service
Carson Plumbing & Heat
Cities Service Station
Coakley
Coast To Coast
A. Keith
Droz
Eelipse Lumber Co
Heapony Ol Co
Elder, Shannon & Co
Eveready
Iowa Southern Utilities
Johnson's Grocery
Jones Funeral Home
Klein Klothing Ko. Co. & Lemmon
J. M. Lloyd Gee
L. McDaniel Mace Motor Co
Martin’s Modern Cleaners
T. M. Mast
Montgomery Ward & Co
National Bank of Washington
Nicola and Harmon North Side Cafe
Don Paul Diamond
Tion J. L. Pease Motor Service
Peters Hardware Co
Be, Phillips Coal & Grain Pioneer Drug Store
Reister Bros. Produce
Rukgaber Hardware
Scott Furniture Shell
Sherman's Funeral Home
Simpson Finance Company
Sitter Auto Parts
Sorrell Auto Parts
Stephens Jewelry Store
Lee Suepper
Fred Stewart Hardware
Washington Lumber & Fuel
Washington Oil Company
Washington State Bank
Willits Motor Co, Wilson Coal Company
Carlton C. Wilson Wehrle Motor Co
Man Bidwell & Son
Wellman Durst
Wellman
C.J. Karel Lbr. Co
Riv
Erside
Kalona Savings Bank
Teets Bros
Hesselachwerdt
Eclipse Lumber Co
Miller's
West Chester
ARMY
Eclipse Lumber Company
Margaret Alice Stewart
General Hospital
Ohio
W. G. Stewart
Leaners
Frieda Cornelius
Bellevue
Monticello
Leo Grose
Betty
Sijourney
Gross
Harry Harlan
Veronica Adrian
New York City
John Braunshausen
Adrian
James C. Griffin
Des Moines
Harlan Killian
Clarence Adrian
Towa City
Merle Green
Teddy
Green
Mrs Green
Arthur Krause
Sam Erwin
Wayland
Clearke Hart
H. J. Brennemann
J. L. McGraw
Ruth
Nadine Gretter
Ruth McGraw
St. Luke's Hospital
C. V. Skull
D.of V
D.A.R
Elizabeth Davis
Crawfordsville
Leonard Warford
Elmer Purdy
Howard Kilmer
Panora
Carroll Warford
E. Pleasant Plain
Howard A. Woodford
Clarence Moorhead
C. C. Dayton
Ray Palmer
Rhoda Smith
East Second Street
Charles Sebalty
South
Iowa Avenue
A. B. Fleming of
Richland
War
THE
Chocolate Shop
Henry Ford
Henry Ford I
Yale University
Hugh Spencer
Kalamazoo
Mick
Leo Gross
Spencer
Southern Utilities
Wisconsin
Mrs
Kathedrine Knatz
Frankfurter Sails
Justice Frankfurter
England
Oxford University
Felix Frankfurter
United States Supreme Court
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