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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1929

Page

8

Social notes report several local visits and travels

Awstin Sutherland left Sigour Floiet for a few days with his theater friend Mrs. Taney Dolg. Clara Witting visited Craw ordgville to spend time with Clyde McCall. Mrs. W Le McConnont traveled from Ais word to visit her daughter M Floyd Hamil. Mrs. Jack Saten and Kaby Barbara Johenton were in Washington visiting with Mrs. Hattie Conner and other relatives. Estelle Davidson came from Monmouth to spend spring vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. St. David. Notice states Saturday March 30 is the last day to pay first half taxes without penalty. Marion George, County Treasurer. Hill Kurtz of Coppeck came to Washington for business. Mrs. Bardley Bell of Wellman shopped in Washington Monday.

Jack Saten Kaby Barbara Johenton Washington Hattie Conner Mexton Hazel Conner Estelle Davidson Monmouth St. David Ira Jonathan Simon G Noble Lester Duke Grinnell A. L. Grifeith George Dukes Brighton

Mrs 4. 1 Anderson Visits Omaha Daughter

Mrs 4. 1 Anderson traveled to Omaha to visit her daughter Mrs. C. W. Southwell and young Anderson. Hog price topped at 11.85 dollars. Weather described as mur fonight and orimnea day with settlement in extreme south. Por Hion slightly colder in 3.

Anderson Omaha C. W. Southwell Youn Anderson

Local People Move About for Visits and Travel

J B Craig spent the day on business in Brighton and Maynard Brown returned from Des Moines to visit the Hines home with Brown and children. Mildred Craig will stay longer. D F Macon from Wellman shopped in Wellington. Mrs Aide Kirkpatrick returned to Keota after visiting her son Dr Ray and Crais Kirkpatrick. The group attended a Presbyterian dedication.

Maynard Brown Des Moines Lee Hines Brown Mildred Craig Bronn Ot Wellman Elington Monay Aide Kirkpatrick Keota Dr. Ray Crais Kirkpatrick Pairtiota

Crawfordsville School Board Re-Elects Teachers for Another Year

Crawfordsville Ia March 27 Violet Twinam Margaret and William Davidson return from Monmouth HL. The school board re elected all teachers for another year. Mr Tracy accepts superintendent position. Several families attend glee club concert in Washington.

Crawfordsville Mareh Violet ‘Twinam Margaret William Davidson Monmouth Tracy H Will Twin Violet el Nit FL J. Maxell Mary Manners Margaret Davidean Irene de Long Leila Iris Geraldine Stratton H. F. Hoss Russell Isabelle Annet C. M. Maxwell Maxwell Verle Doris Washington

Washington visit highlights social notices in brief

Mrs Harris McGugin of Welleman visited Washington Monday spending the afternoon with relatives and shopping fairs. Pearl Mundt and daughter Alice went to East Moline for a day at the Mundt home. Several locals and visitors, including Rosa Weber from Newton, Mildred Bramer of Augustana hospital, and the Duke family, were noted in town as they visited relatives and attended events.

Harris McGugin of Welleman Washington Pearl Mundt Alice East Moline Merette Mundt Mildred Bramer Augustana Hospital Chicnge Gust

Riverside Community Social Notes And Gatherings

Last Wednesday Emily Lorack returned home after a several week stay at Raymond Lorack’s. Richard Murphy, Chas Lorack, and Henry Vonard assisted with sawing wood. Berlif Spencer, Arthur Lorack, Chas Havel, and Stanley Heck aided, with Donald Herring helping Henry Peymek. Mrs Melvin Havel and Darlene visited Thursday with Mr and Mrs Stanley Heck. Arthur Lorack and family hosted and Agnes Draker visited. Joe Work and family joined a large gathering Saturday evening with baskets. Cards were played. Clifford Flynn won the men’s prize, Victor Burieh the overall prize, Bert Cray the ladies’ consolation. Midnight luncheon featured sandwiches, pickles, potato salad, cake, coffee. Present: Alvah Bell family, Peter Geret family, Clair Flynn family, Norval Flynn and son Gordon, Chas Havel and family, Art Lorack and daughter Arlene, Jeart Craig family, Bert Cray family, Victor Pauth and family, Wesley Prehodate family and others.

Iverside Emily Lorack Raymond Lorak Richard Murphy Henry Vonard Rank Lear Fred Lear Henry Wieland Chas Lorack Berlif Spencer Arthur Lorack Havel Stanley Heck Donald Herring Henry Peymek Melvin Havel Darlene Arlene Agnes Draker Wesley Prehoda Joe Work Clair Plom Amon Clifford Flynn Victor Burieh Ann Bert Cray Norval Flynn Gordon Chas Havel Art Lorack Jeart Craig Itor Pauth Wesley Presiod Nate Ter Borothyy Sete Tavelana Dev

Community notices from Monmouth and Washington social visits

Local residents report a string of visits and travels including Richard Stewart of Monmouth college spending spring vacation with his parents, Mrs Harriet Meashvell visiting in Washington with the Browns, and F C Seote and Frank McKay family trips. Des Moines and Evanston guests, hospital stays, and electrical work ties surface among a mix of family and social updates.

Notice to pay first half taxes by March 30 without penalty

Saturday March 30 is the last day to pay the first half taxes without penalty. Mario S George, County Treasurer, Med 18 20 22 2. Mr and Mrs Griff Davis and son of Crawfordsville shopped in Washington Monday. Rinna Jellick Health Shoes and Mrs Morgan Hahn visited Wellman. Mrs Ken of Fairfield traveled to Washington with friends. Get your Raster suit. Harold Hays drove to Town City yesterday for a day of shopping.

Marion George, Co Treas. Med Mario. S. George, Co. Treas Med Griff Davis Crawfordsville Washington Morgan Hahn Wellman Ken Fairfield Bros. T Ruelah Roth Nothington

New Faster Week Specials In Store For Shoppers

A local store advertises a Faster Week with seven varieties of green vegetables and new items for the last of the week shoppers. It highlights Perry's Sheds and Sanitary Foods with a large assortment and delectable Richelieu Green Plums in syrup at a promotional price.

Perry

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