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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
7
Community gossip items from nearby towns recount visits and travels of residents. Families attend events in Washington, Burlington, Keota, and Columbus City while local clubs plan meetings and sports contests.
Vincent Poliren and family spent Sunday with Milford near Tallyrand. Ell’s Walton visited Lawrence Wstof near Valley. Albert Karlen moved from Everett’s place. Maria Carleton Jones and son visited Halbert Savage. G P Judson visited Lloyd Jones. E W Hummer moved to George Heil farm. Homer Brinton bought a new John Deere tractor. Levi Coil was summoned to Rubio for his mother’s illness. Wilbur Day and family spent Sunday at S M Brinton’s. Anne Stannard elected school dhor for three years. American Junior Red Cross mentioned.
Iowa reports describe O H Olsen case with a friend’s note revealing a trip. Centerville auditors probe Ora Strepy robbery of 1690 dollars. independence judge Crèmeens sentenced to 30 years for slaying Leo Hardin in state hospital. Des Moines pioneer John A Jones dies. Senate committee to handle Brookhart contest designated.
Dubuque College Academy defeated Cascade High 26 to 6 to win the right to represent the Dubuque archdiocese in the national Catholic prep tournament in Chicago. Indianola Walter McCoy of Avoca, Simpson College captain, tops Iowa Conference as individual high scorer for the second straight year.
James H. Allen promotes Allenrhu as a cure for rheumatism promising rapid relief and removal of uric acid deposits. He recounts personal recovery from years of disability and asserts a money back guarantee via Lemmon's Pharmacy if the remedy does not conquer the disease.
Grief over the death of a dog that had been a constant companion for years is linked to the death of George Dillinger, who was found dead in bed after a hemorrhage. The dog was poisoned on Tuesday afternoon.
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