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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1930

Page

8

Mrs Stutsman Heads to Iowa City for Glee Club Event

Mrs FE F Stutsman motored to Iowa City with a load of boys for the glee club contest today. Mr and Mrs Morrow Reid are visiting at the Reid and Busby homes and will soon leave for Cedar Rapids where he will manage an A and P grocery.

FE. F. Stutsman Iowa City Morrow Reid Reid and Busby Cedar Rapids Charles Pauls Leo Hoover Homer Stephens J. H. Peets West Liberty Mary Gibson Reid Gibson Chicago W. A. Gibson

Reopening Snack Shack and local notices highlight May events

Local brief lists Tailors Schmodller Bros offering suit fittings at 6415 with pants sale. Candy Kitchen serves fresh pineapple ice and homemade ice cream. Snack Shack reopens May 3 at 602 N Marion. Ames extension worker Mrs May Larson outlines state fair exhibit with county women’s farm bureau members including Harold Montgomery and several township representatives. Auctioneer Chas Brown advertised at 282 black 242tf.

May Larson Ames County Women's Farm Bureau Committee Harold Montgomery Clye Homer Birney WF. Brown Jackson Township Frank Ditmer Oregon Township Delbert Maxwell Crawford Max Waterhouse Ira Shaver Clay Township

Track meet entrants from Ainsworth named Fitzgerald and Marsh

James Fitzgerald and Terry Marsh came from Ainsworth and attended the track meet. The piece notes local buzz about screens and product ads, mentioning Jewel Screen Enamel, Oh Boy root beer, malted milks, and a druggist weather forecast predicting fair tonight and Saturday with warmer Saturday. Hog futures top ten dollars and thirty cents.

James Fitzgerald Terry Marsh Ainsworth

Braden notes from District American Legion Auxiliary meeting

Mrs Delbert Maxwell traveled to Mt Pleasant for the first district convention of the American Legion auxiliary. Crawfordsville unit members joining her included Mrs Russel Sickafoos Mrs Roy Whiteman Mrs Guy Mitchell and Mrs Will Henss.

Braden Delbert Maxwell Mt. Pleasant American Legion Auxiliary Crawfordsville Russel Sickafoos Roy Whiteman Guy Mitchell Will Henss John McCall Alda Davis Cora McCoy Carey Long and Daughters of Elmer Mason Oscar Jugenheimer Washington Davenport F. M. Smith Donald Smith Vaughn Smith Claud McCoy

Local residents improved and hospital patients update

D B Thompson of 114 East Seventh Street, once seriously ill with pneumonia, is much better. George Mann, long in Iowa City hospital, remains in very serious condition. Mr and Mrs H C McClure moved this week from Knoxville to Des Moines where Mr McClure is employed by the Register and Tribune.

D. B. Thompson E 7Th Street George Mann Iowa City 8. C. McClure Knoxville McClure The Register and Tribune of Des Moines

Giving No Offense in Giems for the Toilet

A quip notes that offenses arise more from how truth is spoken than from truth itself. It warns that making truth disagreeable equates to treason against virtue, attributed to Sophia Warkerson in Giems for the Toilet.

Sophia Warkerson Giems

The Golden State and the California Name Origin

The name California likely derives from Lower California and possibly from a fictional island of gold and gems in the 1510 Spanish romance Las Sergas de Esplandian. The term was first applied to the region in early exploration narratives.

California Lower Las Sergas de Esplandian

Curfee Clothes and Tailor Ads Highlight Local Weekend Notices

Small town notices include Schmoeller Bros. Tailors advertising Curfee clothes and Curlee Spring suits. Visitors arrive from Neosho Missouri and Lincoln Nebraska to stay with local families. A bake sale at Washington Cleaners is planned for Saturday May 4.

Schmoeller Bros. Tailors Washington Cleaners

Primos Many Nicknames Highlight Boxers Reach

New York reports Primo Carnera, the heavyweight, is credited with a remarkable array of nicknames including Ponderous Primo Vast Venetian Vagabond Varicose Carnivorous Carnera and Satchelfeet the First. The Ambling Alp and Gargantuan Gondolier add to the list reflecting his public persona and prominence.

New York Primo Carnera Primo Satchelfeet Italy

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Greta Garbo Anna Christie Anderson H. Bull Sargents Schmodller Bros Candy Kitchen North Side Square N. Marion Jackson Chas. Brown Joe Daniels City Feed Yard Bulova Lemmon’s Jewelry Store Geo L. McDantel Rovertoce Columbia Pictures Aileen Pringle Ian Keith Sars Srown API Avan Buren Colummbia Loca Iy News Owen McGovern John Shields & Sons Deueer Peta Joe Miller Floyd Britain Neosho, Mo Logan Crawford South Marion Avenue Miller Brittan Macon Lowe Malcolm Black Lincoln, Nebraska Mrs Lester Orr Mabel Livingston Monmouth Illinois Virginia St. Clair South Side Square Wisie Long Canoe Maxwell Coffee Wafers New Stock Thompson East Side Square Fest’p Biklens Hans
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