Local visitors and shoppers noted in town
Mrs L Rawhouser of New London arrived from Columbus Junction for a visit with her brothers Harry and James Shrader and sister Mrs W D Hesseltine. Mrs H J Davis of Crawfordsville shopped in town yesterday.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1928
Page
8
Mrs L Rawhouser of New London arrived from Columbus Junction for a visit with her brothers Harry and James Shrader and sister Mrs W D Hesseltine. Mrs H J Davis of Crawfordsville shopped in town yesterday.
John Wilson arrives from Camp Cody New Mexico where he has been engaged in army YMCA work and reports back this morning.
A local shop offers a selection of compact gifts aimed at a girl graduation. Buyers can browse the assortment and choose a suitable present, expected to please the graduate.
Leonard or Papa Stenberg weighed 7.12 pounds and is said to resemble his mother. Mrs. F. Schachner and Mrs. W. J. Grinstead, and a West Chester daughter, shopped here yesterday. Mrs. J. O. Vincent and son traveled to Ridgeway Missouri to visit at J. F. Redinger’s home. Mrs. Fred Kolkman and her son returned to Burlington after visiting Mrs. W. E. Wasson. Enna Jettick Health Shoes.
Des Moines reports 74 degrees at 9 am as the heat wave eases. The previous day saw state highs at 92 in Sioux City and 91 in Marshalltown. Forecasters predict cooler conditions tonight and tomorrow with Des Moines highs near 81 or 82.
Knoxville Iowa May 10 A fire started in a photographic studio damaged three firms and destroyed about 20 000 photographic plates many of which are historical records of Marion county totaling an estimated 11000 dollars in losses.
Pupils of Wellman School performed a concert as part of Music Week. The program featured Pietro Gou's Hymn of Glory and showcased Miss Carolyn Hamilton’s pupils in a recital at United Presbyterian church. The article urges support for organ and pupil recitals to inspire the community and youth in music education.
Des Moines report says Dallas Gammon of Des Moines and Kansas City areas was found guilty on eight counts of using the mails to defraud. He allegedly took $29 000 in cattle orders he never filled and faces arraignment for sentence.
The jury found Gammon not guilty on one of fourteen indictments while disagreeing on five counts. The crimes involved mail at Des Moines and Kansas City with his last "sales" run through the Kansas City Kansas post office. Each charge carries up to five years imprisonment or a $2000 fine.
Radio listings show WJZ at 8 CST with Lenox string quartet led by Marie Tiffany and Frank Sheridan. WEAF at 6 CST features Cities Service Orchestra. WJQZ at 6:30 CST offers a children's program. WJZ at 5 CST presents Stardom of Broadway. WEAF at 8 CST features Palmokive hour.
Lemmon's Pharmacy advertises Sterns Pale Dry Type Gin ger Ale and Egg Orangeades. Mrs. Frank S Barnes returns from Des Moines after IOwa Lutheran hospital operation. A Crawford Township caucus will meet May 12 at 8 PM. Frank E Gault is Committeeman. Gilbert Goff visits from Rock Island, recovering from illness.
The notice lists a PH club bake sale for homemade pies cakes beans and cottage cheese at the Washington cleaners on Saturday. It also promotes a U P Thrift sale with summer dresses hats and shoes at the old A P store room at 9 o clock, plus a shoe repair department opened in Larsons Shoe Store and various residents traveling to events and auctions in nearby towns.
Local ad notices include battery sale at ten dollars and a promotion for Quaker State motor oil from Brown's Tire Shop. Messages report Mrs George Askea visiting Davenport, Mrs Ben Meerdink and Ruth returning to Muscatine from a wedding, Marguerite Herring winning a diamond ring at a tent show, J A Burnell visiting J R Cunningham, and Mrs George B French returning from Cedar Rapids to visit her son Dr Paul French.
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