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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1926
Page
8
Notice from Dr KE BE Stutsman announcing plans to pursue post graduate work in Iowa City this week and will treat patients by appointment only. Morning or evening slots available.
Ames notes report Miss Ruby Kassel in Washington teaching sewing and patterns. John Wheelan’s family welcomes an 8% pound newborn. Various church officials travel to conventions, and many residents visit nearby towns for events and shopping. A broad mix of social updates and travel notices reflects daily life.
Phillips Drug Store promotes National Take a Picture Week as Kodak prices fall. Rev W W Bowers reports his wife’s gall bladder operation in Rochester went well. she will stay several days. Karl Corbin visits St Louis on business. Dave Wentworth travels from Brighton for business. Mrs A B Carr remains critically ill southeast of Washington. J P Wood returns from St Joseph after visiting his brother BE M Wood. Wanda Ford shops in Washington. Nellie Manners of Crawfordsville visits. Clyde Lamberts welcome a new baby girl Arlene Mae born Sunday.
The notice calls an American Legion meeting Tuesday 8 PM and urges full attendance. It also reports Mrs. Alma Paisley, mother of Mrs. R. L. Coulter, died in Cumberland Ohio after living with her son George and previously with her daughter in Washington. A reminder to remember mothers with a gift next Sunday. Rose-Gray Shop pp. 6712
London suffers a monster strike as the Thames boats halt and road traffic stalls. Unemployed crowds gather amid rumors of a wider stoppage while agencies fear government requisitions and tourists seeks new travel plans.
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