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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1927

Page

8

Ice Cream Stand and City Notes Add Local Flavor

The item highlights a candy kitchen on the north side and a mayoral note from John WV Applecate. It lists ward garbage collection days and references a Bohemian Dramatic club performance in Richmond on May 5. Also mentions local families and eighth grade exams.

North Side Notlor Garbage Man John WV. Applecate Bohemian Dramatic Club Richmond I. C. B. J. Hall Washington County Candy Kitchen

Local Residents Travel and Moving Notices

Winfield Smouse journeyed to Muscatine and Davenport for business this morning. Miss Buelah Harvey visited Davenport to spend the day with friends. Mrs. T. J. Harvey and Victor John Swisher prepared to leave for their new home in Pueblo Colorado. A sound bank promotes savings with safety.

Winfield Smouse Muscatine Davenport Buelah Harvey T. J. Harvey Victor John Swisher Pueblo Colorado

Step-Ins That Cling to the Slenderest Foot

Step-Ins That Cling to the Slenderest Foot offer a Black Wid front Gore pump No 309 in a two width combination. The caban heel is 14 8 covered with a metal buckle, French bound around, and improved WBC steel arch. Made of high grade kid leather, sizes and widths range from quadruple A to triple E with stock varies. price eight dollars fifty cents. Be at chison Arch-Preservers.

Her Reply to His Proposal

Helen Beaston a precise young manager in a large research organization reads Tom Brinstey’s marriage proposal during lunch. Though she plans to say no she writes a second letter agreeing to marry, then sends the reply to Brinstley in the State building.

Tom Brinstey Helen Beaston Helen Tom Hielen Aecross Tlelen

Settlement reached after grade school fire loss in Columbus Junction

A $6 950 settlement was reached with insurers for fire damage to the grade school building. Plans were discussed to remodel the structure. Several local residents and visitors are noted, including funerals and births, with ongoing community events and upcoming meetings.

Columbus Junction W. H. Gaskell Peter Weimer Burlington Oklahoma City

Local Happenings in Coppo ck May Week

Dale Hesser visits brother Glenn in Noble this week. Mrs. R H McCarty and Miss Helen McCarty of Washington return home after visiting G F Dold. Miss Carlotta Messer works at Chris Wenger home in Weav yland. Gleede Cold and wife visit Washington. FE B E Nichols returns after visiting with daughter in Washington. Mud hole north of D O Davison fixed allowing car crossings. School dismissed May 3 for picnic. Marshmallows and wieners roast. pictures taken. Mrs. Benson re elected for coming year. Andy Duttweiler and Mae visit Everette Weaver. Oats planted, fields wet. radishes and lettuce growing. Mr and Mrs Ronald Dold were

Coppock Dale Hesser Glenn Noble R. H. McCarty Helen McCarty Washington G. F. Dold Carlotta Messer Chris Wenger Weavyland Gleede Fe.be. Nichols

West Chester shoppers visit for eighth grade exams

Mrs J B Carris and her daughter from West Chester arrive with Mrs Carl Mayer and daughter Mary to spend the day shopping. Mrs Seymour Martin of Keota also comes for shopping and visiting friends. The note mentions homemade ice cream at the Candy Shop.

Jacob Lambert Glen Ben J. B. Carris West Chester Carl Mayer Mary Seymour Martin of Keota Verle Stanley Minneapolis Minn Lesroy Richardson

Skurk Is a Friend and Nature Magazine Says Skunks Eat Insects

Skurk is presented as a friend and Nature Magazine notes skunks eat grasshoppers crickets locusts and other insects. The piece advocates befriending skunks as wise.

Nature Magazine

Pleasant By-Product of Poor Golf Habits

The note cheekily suggests a golfer learns bitter lessons when drives hook into the weeds. It preserves a playful tone while implying the awkward consequences of bad shots and the humor found in golf mishaps.

Avild Howers

Safety in daily life and transportation risks

A column discusses hazards from clutter at stairs and bath tubs and criticizes manufacturers for lacking safety devices. It notes office rules against objects on window sills and calls for accountability in rail and vehicle safety. Local visitors Davison report from Washington.

History prompt multiple choice style geography and events

A list of states and a set of historical events is presented. Identify which lettered option correctly matches the described items across several periods from Hastings to the discovery of America and Jamestown to the Declaration of Independence and Waterloo with regional names included.

Hastings Constantinople America Jamestown Waterloo

Local notices and visits across towns report

Mrs. Harry Ward and Mrs. James Ward visited Des Moines with plans for their return. A carload of Champion Pig Meal and Molas com cattle feed will pass through Washington about the 14th. contact Vincent Marek before May 12. Various residents travel, visit relatives, or run errands in nearby towns and townsfolk share notices and small updates.

Harry Ward Des Moines James Ward Washington Vincent Marek

Stumbling Thirty Dance Attracts Miss Elizabeth McWilliams

Mor Kie sales rise weekly as locals discuss the eventful Stumbling Thirty dance attended by Columbus Junction figure Miss Elizabeth McWilliams. American Legion Auxiliary plans a bake sale on May 7 at Washington Cleaners. Nellie Link and Wilda Augustine return from Davenport. Mrs. R C Saurburne of St Louis visits Pratt family.

Elizabeth McWilliams Columbus Junction American Legion Auxiliary Washington Cleaners

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