Mrs John Custer Stricken With Flu Illness
Local brief reports Mrs John Custer is quite ill with influenza. No other details provided.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1932
Page
6
Local brief reports Mrs John Custer is quite ill with influenza. No other details provided.
Mrs Bert Dill hosts a Booster club breakfast at eight o clock with members in hard time costumes. Mrs Mae Smith wins potatoes for worst dress and Mrs Helen Anderson gets pancake flour for eating the most pancakes. Others tie for coffee, two guests attend, and Mrs Arthur Durst with daughter Hilda attend.
The Metho dist church welcomed 1483 new members last Sunday and said 8 were baptized. The note warns that infection risk is real and advises having iodine mercurochrome gauze and adhesive tape at home.
A recurring claim touts Nyal Hirsutone as a cure for dandruff with frequent testimonies. Weather update notes hog futures at 4.84 and unsettled conditions through tonight and Wednesday with continued cold.
Pete Graber of Crawfordsville shopped here yesterday. Attend Junior College Little Theater Folk Plays at H S Thursday. Reservations at McDaniels tomorrow. Fred Moore Jr was initiated last weekend into Delta Sigma Delta fraternity at the University of Iowa.
Martha Butler reports in Columbus Junction that Jay Felgar former manager of Benteco has bought the W R Mulhern estate grocery and moved to Columbus Junction with his family. Other notes include visits by W L Cline and sister Mary to Sigourney, lodge and club activities, school teaching visits, and postponed meetings due to bad roads.
Rumors and speculation spread about the Lindbergh case as telegrams urge Col. Lindbergh to remove Salvi and handle Chicago. J C Vincent reported a trio forced him for change, then used it to call Lindbergh.
Mary Wolfer reports students with perfect attendance Nettie Hipp Billie Royer and Mildred Royer. A spelling contest is planned for March 4 at Riverside or Walnut depending on roads with Mildred Royer Margaret Louise Nicholson and Elsie Stout as participants. A new valentine box was made and valentines exchanged. The township declamatory contest at Walnut saw Elsie Stout Donald Stout Laura Jean Stout and Margaret Louise Nicholson competing with Elsie Stout winning first in her division. New phonograph records include The Little Brown Church Oh Susanna and The Home Road. Donald Stout
Gladys McCreedy notes that Virginia McLaughlin Richard Harvey Harold Stephens and Ruth McGraw were never absent or tardy this six weeks. Robert McLaughlin won first in the primary division at the township spelling contest held at No 11 school on Friday February 19. Other entrants included Julia Harvey Harold Stephens and Ruth McGraw in the advanced division. Roberta Wheelan was absent the past week with the chickenpox.
The article highlights the Lindbergh baby abduction case as the most noted U.S. kidnapping mystery. It frames victims from diverse backgrounds as targets of a crime described in striking terms, comparing public memory to other cases and noting ongoing fascination with the crime.
Ruth McGraw reports the school achieved full marks in dental work with all students receiving proper care and fittings.
Martha Kos notes students with perfect attendance Alice Wulf Marlin Plecker and Karl Kolosick. Alice Wulf won advanced spelling contest honors and will represent the school at the March 14 county event. Gene Schwab moves away at month end.
Clarence Hotles moved to a farm near West Chester and W A Trues relocated south of Richland. Chas Scranton family visits south of Richland while Mrs Scranton recovers. Eva Wagner travels to Wellston amid snow drifts as Lloyd Luers aids. The item closes with a distant England note on shaping a yew tree into a peacock over 40 years.
The obituary notes 73 year old Frank Rimmer of Clinton Iowa died Sunday at Mercy Hospital Clinton He is listed as brother of Mrs J C Swift The regular Methodist choir rehearsal is scheduled for Wednesday evening at o clock
Local society notes and brief items list Mildred Brown at her home and standard community announcements. Mentions Mrs J H Humston’s funeral attendance by Oscar Kessel, oiling into school and local business visits, plus notices about dental and chiropractor services, school attendance, and gas and electric bill discounts from Iowa Southern Utilities Co.
Mrs KMva Miles of Cory don is visiting Mrs Tedford of Ainsworth this week. Judge W H Tedford, father of Mrs Miles, was chosen to give the opening address when Graham first opened to the public, a memory many in Washington share. Southern Utilities Go. 2012
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