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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1921
Page
8
The Victor April records include Home Again Blues Crazy Blues Fox Trots Dixieland Jazz Band Sally and Lady Billy Fox Trots My Mammy Underneath Hawaiian Skies Peerless Quartet She Gives Them All the Ha Ha Bill Murray Stop Look Listen American Quartet. Ten inch double faced records priced at 85c. Another Victrola XIV 225 found a home in Washington Monday. When will you be ready for yours.
Miss Elizabeth Menke spends the day in Keota visiting friends and taking in local sights. She travels from her hometown and plans additional visits this week.
Ruth Hazen visited Ainsworth to spend an evening with her grandmother there. The item mentions a taxi and baggage service and a device time saver product, but details are sparse and the piece centers on local travel service and a social visit.
Corrine Rothsehild returns to Beresford school after visit with parents. St James church ladies plan eatable sale Saturday April 3 in Motts building. Cora Teeter returns to Minneapolis to resume University of Minnesota studies after vacation. Helen Albaugh visits home to Ainsworth. Tickets for As You Like It on sale at Phillips drug store. Grace White returns to Des Moines after visit with Mrs. Stewart. Russell Conner seeks 1921 annual subscriptions. Stuart hotel serves meals at 35 cents. Mrs W E B Paul travels to Chicago for ill son in law Dr Matson. Mobiloil barrels at special prices. Viola Rademaker attends Mothers and Daughters banquet in Ainsworth. Lydia Bicher travels to Omaha as guest of Nelle Ryan. Sunderlin ditch demonstration at Jim Combs farm Friday 9:30. Mrs A M Gordon shopping in town. Coffer-Miller players to perform As You Like It at high school Friday evening. seats at Phillips. Subscriptions for 1921 high school annual taken by Ries sel Conner.
Little Stella Nalipa, a Chicago child, left the Finch home with Clyde Birney for Chicago. Mrs Lora Longwell visited relatives in Orkalopsy. Miss Cora Porter of Fairfield high is vacationing at the Teeters home and will travel to Centerville for a declamatory contest. Furniture for sale as owner leaves city. Mrs M S Warnock returns home to East Jefferson Street.
Cof fer-Miller players will perform in As You Like It at the high school auditorium Friday night with seats 50 cents. Tickets are on sale at the west side drug store.
Local portrait studio invites clients to view oil samples by Wallace Studis. Subscriptions for the high school annual can be left with Russel Conner who asks customers to mention the ad.
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