Sister Annie Finkbinder Dies in Toledo Ohio
Mrs. W M Custer of Washington learns her sister Annie Finkbinder of Toledo Ohio died yesterday at two oclock. The sister had visited here several times.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1934
Page
8
Mrs. W M Custer of Washington learns her sister Annie Finkbinder of Toledo Ohio died yesterday at two oclock. The sister had visited here several times.
Cyrus Chapter No 13 Royal Arch Masons invites all Masons to a Friday meeting at 7 30 May 11 where Companion I Rothschild will discuss Jewish Influence on Early Ancient Craft Masonry. He spent years researching early records in the Masonic library and will present findings. C M Robinson H P 732
Mrs. John Borsch and son Jackie of Chicago visit Mr. and Mrs. W S McKeown and family, sharing kinship links with Mrs. McKeown. Fred Kupka of Crawfordsville was in town on business yesterday. Dance Friday at 7 12. A F E Palmer has been ill since Tuesday evening but showed improvement today after a spell of sickness.
Next Sunday May 15th is Mother's Day with hundreds of thousands expected to honor their mothers. Washington stores feature gifts and flowers as top options and local firms run Mother's Day notices in the Journal. Ben Neff of Coppock and Loran Palmer near Keota are described shopping and reporting a severe storm that blew a breeder house apart.
Mrs. R. L. Coulter announces candidacy for Recorder of Washington County on the Republican ticket in the June primary election. The notice lists ages and dates May 7 10 13.
Mrs. Lee Hanna and her son Bruce of Crawfordsville shopped in town yesterday. H L Brinton of Brighton mentioned Mothers Day ecards at Westphal's. Dr Lee Edwards, Omaha chiropractor of national fame, stayed with Dr Charles C Brown and plans talks in Fairfield and Kansas City this week.
A linguistic note explains that peninsula derives from Latin paene meaning almost and insula meaning island indicating its geographic meaning.
Clifford M. Way, field examiner for the state emergency relief committee, arrived today to inspect records in the county welfare office.
Mrs Jennie Gardenier and her sister Mrs Keota spent yesterday in the area visiting friends and sharing time with Frank Pringle.
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