West Highland People Share Weekend Visits
Mrs. Bur dette Mercer of Savannah Illinois visits her parents Mr and Mrs Endicot for two weeks. Earnest Salladay family spend Sunday at Frank Salladay's. Victoria Canoll visits Eula Mae Coon. Earl Steele and William stay with W M Murphy family. James Batterson visits W M Murphy. Lucille Coon weekend with Ira Coon, attends Washington High. Luckey estate sale in Columbus Junction draws locals. Iran Coon family spends Saturday in Cedar.
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West Highland
Earnest Salladay
Frank Salladay
Victoria Canoll
Eula Mae Coon
Earl Steele
William
W. M. Murphy
Milt Sojka
Washington
Will Busby
Murphy
Everette Coon
Lew’s
Iran Coon
Cedar
Community Socials and Local Meetings Quietly Protest Roads
Blanche Soukup shared Sunday dinner at the Murphy home while Rev E E Helfribke preached at Salem. Highland's Jolliest club met Friday with seven tables of Rook. next Friday Dorothy Endicott will host. Hard Scrabble had no school Monday due to an election. Matt Wehr elected director.
Keota and Crawfordsville Social Notes Nab Quiet Weekend
Mrs. J. M. Pulver reports a Sunday dinner at Nick Redlinger home in Keota. Des Moines trip Friday sent Marjorie Robertson and Glenn Robertson to join Belle and David Banks, with Mary Miller visiting the John Robertson home. James Lemley stayed over Sunday at Joe Schlat ter’s Crawfordsville residence, while Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Guy visited John Robertson. Royal Robertson family also called in the afternoon. Curtis Sayders spent Saturday with John Wehrs. The Birthday Club helped Mrs. John Robertson celebrate her birthday Saturday night.
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Curtis Sayders
John Wehrs
Birthday Club
John Robertson
J. C. Bowen Vis
The Love Trap continues as Mary faces Buck Landers
Mary Kennedy ends her engagement to Buck Landers and falls for his ward Steve Moore. Landers pressures a swift marriage and warns of harm to Steve. Carlotta Guido attempts interference, then leaves in anger. Mary discovers Carlotta's handbag hides a pistol and resolves to rely on herself.
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Mary Kennedy
Buck Landers
Steve Moore
Landers
Mary
Eirasalas Steve
Ary
Carlotta
Bat
Steve
Oiation
Carlotta Guido
Feller
Goldstein
Buck
Rothstein
Mae Levy
Fireman Save My Child at State Theater
Writers Sn, Robert Lord, Ray Krlght and Arthur Caesar join Joe E Brown in Fireman Save My Child a First National feature now playing at the State theater. The comedy stars Evalyn Knapp Lilian Bond and a lineup of coast league and major league players supporting a large cast.
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Robert Lord
Ray Kright
Arthur Caesar
Hollywood
Joe E. Brown
First National Pictures
State Theater
Caesar
Evalyn Knapp
Lilian Bond
Guy Kibbee
Richard Carle
Andy Devine
George Meeker
Walter Walker
Burlington Route Low Rate Chicago Excursion Offered
The Burlington Route offers a coach excursion to Chicago with return to Washington by midnight March 28 for $5. Longer return options with two week limit available March 25 and 26 for $11.30, final return by midnight April 11, and half fare for children. Consult agents. An opportunity to visit Chicago areas such as the Art Institute Shedd Aquarium Field Museum Garfield Park Conservatory and theatres.
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Burlington
Chicago
Washington
Art Institute
Field Museum
Garfield Park Conservatory
Shedd Aquarium
Phanetarinum
Mason and Ladies Lodges Schedule of Regular Meetings
Lodges Washington Tudge No. 26 PF and A M hold regular meetings on the first Friday of each month with Glenn Mace as W M and A W Ward as Secretary. Damascus Shirife No 10 WoS of J holds regular meetings on the fourth Tuesday of each month at Mason ic Temple rooms with Grace E Twinam as W H P and Hazel Haven as W Scribe.
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Washington Tudge
A. M
Glenn Mace
W. M
A. W.' Ward
Damascus Shirife
Masonic Temple
Grace E. Twinam
Hazel Haven
W. Scribe
Railway Timetable Extract for CG RT P Eastbound Westbound
Comprehensive railway timetable segment listing eastbound and westbound trains with numbers, departure and arrival times, service days, and station agents. Includes local passenger and freight trains, California passenger notes, and remarks about stops and limits.
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CG. RT & P
Sunoe Ge Eae Ee
Os Adnan
Knoxville
Golden State
Shiloh Notes From the Fred Burger Correspondent
Mack and Harold Beenblossom did their summer butchering last Friday. Jean Sigafoose won second place in the Marion township spelling contest. The Schoonover family moved to the Wagner place and new pupils joined Shiloh school.
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Chiloh
Mack
Harold Beenblossom
Schoonover
Wagner
Faye
Grace
Norman
Ralph
Shiloh
George
Warren Fetes
John
Wayne Wagner
Claire Darbyshire
Jean Sigafoose
Marion Township
Summers School
Jean
Ruth Schantz
Fred Burger
Marsh Sale
Ainsworth
Clara Gamble
Ross van Nostrand
Myra
Warren Donaldson
Lloyd Walker
Vogt Transfer Highlights Brighton Visit and Local Elections
Brighton correspondent reports Guy Vogt moved to Davenport via Rock Island Telegraph Co. A school election yielded 165 votes with Hoskins and Hinson named directors and Weldin treasurer. Community events include visits, quilting, bridge, and neighborhood gatherings with multiple Wells and Widmer families mentioned.
STRINGTOWN Ice still stands in March despite warm spell
STRINGTOWN reports Helen Rich correspondent notes residents Paul Mast J Rich Wilbur Schantz Emerson Witting Ethan Brooks and Em ery Leichty put up their ice last week in an unusual March effort. Edd Widmer and family spent time nearby as conditions lingered.
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Stringtown
Paul Mast
J. Rich
Wilbur Schantz
Emerson Witting
Ethan Brooks
Emery Leichty
Edd Widmer
Brighton News Notes and Resident Moves
Brighton residents report visits and relocations including Chas Porter and Mrs Kerley from Charlottesville staying with Wesley Porter. Lena Barnes returns home after visiting Chris Brinnings. Lacey Sines works for Noah Farrier, Ad Henry moves to the Reitenbach place south of Wellston. Slirkys visit Hayesville, A J Wageoner returns after two weeks with daughter Leo Johnson in Parnell. Horace Parcell moves to Davenport.
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Brighton
Chas. Porter
HK. N. Kerley
Charlottesville
Virginia
Wesley Porter
Worth
Fence debates and contested posts draw Boston Herald remark
An old Boston Herald quips that modern politics resemble a barb wire fence. The author notes many sit on a fence of pickets amid controversial times without taking a firm side.
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Boston
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Claim Health Boost
An old advertisement urges readers to treat a sluggish liver with Carter's Little Liver Pills. It insists the liver must release two pounds of bile daily and promises relief from digestive troubles, foul breath, headaches, and general sluggishness by boosting bile flow with the product.
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Carter
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Crawfordsville
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