Local Notices and Real Estate Moves in Washington
Rothschild trades lease on Clara Barton street to Joe Narek for a house in Iowa City. Mareks plan to move to Washington at once. McKinstrys will store furniture and summer visit relatives. McKinstry to Cedar Falls. Cunningham rents house to Sam Miller. Schremps visit from Sigourney with Maurice. they plan to return. John McCall of Havre branches through town for business today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Rothschild
Clara Barton Street
Joe Narek
Iowa City
Chas. Cunningham
Cunningham
South
Iowa Avenue
Sam Miller
John McCall
Havre
Local social notes and upcoming events from town papers
Families visit relatives and travel to nearby towns including Ainsworth Davenport Muscatine and Ottumwa. Church choir plans The Gypsy Rover May 15 at H S auditorium. Local residents move attend Shrine sessions Grand Rapids Michigan and Ames extension course updates cite 1866 Press notes featuring Clara Barton P T Barnum Ralph Emerson.
Local residents host visits and travel notes span town and beyond
Mrs. Adam Gentinger travels to Clio Iowa to visit daughter Mrs Frank Meyers. Miss Maria Scott returns to Birmingham Alabama from Washington relatives. Anna Coulter improves after illness. Mrs George Marr and daughter shop in Crawfordsville after arriving from Ainsworth. Mrs Claudia Davis visits relatives in Wyman as her mother Mrs Evans improves. Various local notes cover visits, travel, illness, and upcoming Legion meeting with ads for services and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Gentinger
J. H. Genkinger
Clio
Iowa
Frank Meyers
Maria Scott
Washington
Birmingham
Lens
Claudia Davis
Samuel Evans
Wyman
Evans
Advertising Guide for Food Merchants
A compact bulletin informs merchants how to use advertisements as guides to food merchandise. It outlines practical tips for crafting ad copy, selecting products, and presenting pricing to attract customers.
Junior Senior banquet marks Crawfordsville seniors 1925 event
The Junior-Senior banquet was held at 6 30 in the home economics room of the school building for May 1 1925. The American Legion Auxiliary served and decorated in old rose and silver with a large circular crepe paper ceiling design. The menu featured fruit cocktail smothered chicken and Raspberry Sherbet with a radio themed toast program and a reception in the public library room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Connet
En Ear
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Farl Barnes
Margaret Gault
Marian Davidson
Denis Jones
Miss Craig
Hope Huston
Mr. Ross
Max Anwyl
Marian Pavideon
Etna James
Miss Reaney
New Glacier Unearthed on Olympic Peninsula
A mile wide ice field is reported in Washingtons Olympic peninsula as scientists note a new glacier discovery. The find adds to regional glaciology and may influence local climate studies in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic Peninsula
Washington
Pacific
NYC Death Toll From Diseases Stays Alarming
Last year organic heart disease killed nearly three times as many people in New York City as tuberculosis, more than twice as many as cancer, and over one and a half times as many as pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Unemployment and Inventions Spread Across Ages
The text notes U S unemployment averaging 10 to 12 percent with four to six million affected. It mentions ancient incubators for chickens, a Berlin doctor stating English as a growing lingua franca, and gloves worn by Egyptians and Hebrews. A Pennsylvania mine flood lets a mule glimpse sunshine after fifteen years, hesitating at exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pennsylvania
Language Diversity Among American Indian Tribes
The article notes that tribal groups in America speak languages and dialects so distinct that members of one group cannot understand another. Even within the same linguistic family, neighboring tribes may use radically different dialects, a phenomenon seen among Southwest Pueblos where villages only 100 miles apart have mutually unintelligible speech.
Ink blot removal method for delicate bedroom paper
A large ink blot was treated with absorbent cotton soaked in enticle yvemover a toilet article for fingernails. The substance absorbed the ink then talcum powder was patted into the wet paper until the damaged area filled and smoothed. A rubber roller finished the smoothing.
Evolved Dish Origin Tied to English Picnic Founder
A national pork and beans dispenser credits Daniel Day Good, an Englishman, with first serving the dish. He hosted a July picnic inviting friends to sample pork and beans on the first Friday of every July, according to the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Day Good
Death of J. H. Wittrig at his home near Noble
J. H. Wittrig, about 42, died after a two week illness of influenza and erysipelas at his Noble area home. He led the Richer church, leaves a wife, two sons and four daughters. Funeral and services noted, with community mourning and updates on local club activities and aid shipments to Southern Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
J. H. Wittrig
Noble
Paul
First Savings Bank
Emerson
W. (. Porter
United Presbyterian Church
Columbus City
Leo Mak
Waterloo
Pearl McNeill
Mak
Illinois
McCleary
Anwyl
Ainsworth Social Happenings Sweep Through Des Moines Visit
Mrs J A Marsh visited Des Moines this week as relatives gathered for a church reception welcoming departing families Mr and Mrs Leo Mak Dr and Mrs W L Alcorn new members Dr Buckley and family Mrs Canton and Mr Blankenhorn About 50 attended music speeches and a basement reception with frappe and wafers. Edward Wright entertained at M E church and Ladies Kensington club met at Minnie Jacksons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wright
Iowa Wesleyan College
M. E. Church
Ladies Kensington Club
Minnie Jackson
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Peter the Great
Warner Brog
Triangle Auto Supply
D. F. Macon
Gilbert Schremps
Maurice
Sigourney
Will Shuman
Schremps
Charles Walker
Donald
Charles
Mela Vacha
Ainsworth
Ed Sullivan
Trenton
Missouri
Margaret White
A. Hunter
Mary
Battle Creek
Michigan
Mary Barnett
Oskaloosa
Auditorinum
Leslie McFarland
Davenport
Will Dupuis
Ruth Lucille
Muscatine
T. R. Phillips
Ottumwa
Trunks
Tooman
Mabel Buckley
Mrs. J. D. Buckley
O. F. Haight
Singer
T. J. Berdo
East Main Street
East Washington St
Frank Beatty
W. EF. Glascock
Grand Rapids
Supreme Shrine
Damascus ‘Shrine No. 10
White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Clara Barton
P. T. Barnum
Raplh Emerson
Tooman’s
Anna Coulter
George Marr
Atterys
James Hawthorne
Margaret Hawthorne
Thompson's Sanitary Market
J. E. Elgar
Grace Lyon
Burlington
Fr. P. Randall
Dougherty Bros
A. R. Miller
Ted Gallup
C. A. Boice
Sevilla Boice
Barbara Miller
Attention Legionaires
Cyte
Ber
Frank Conger
Call
Polar Lee Co
Dave Donovan
Leon Wilmot
Wisconsin
WOC
Mr. Wilmot
Jake Houk
Council Bluffs
Sherm Welch
Hannah Jordan
Katherine Buxbaum
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Buxbaum
Tacoma
Carl Miller
Esther
Alaska
Anna Schwalbe
Boston Bags
Washington Improvement League
George
McElhinney Drug Co
Benteco Kash Store
Los Angeles
M. Markowitz
Red Star
aiPey
A. von Wilke
Berlin
Washington Cleaners
A. F E. Sands
Mr. Mak
Wm. Dea
I. K. Beal
Owen McGovern
North Seventh Ave
Loftiss Woodwork Shop
John Shields & Sons
Standard Aircraft Company
Blattners
Washington Street
W. W. Wilson
Ice Man
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