Local Notes From Washington Ottumwa Visitors And Community Events
Local items report Ant Tyler becoming Graam store assistant manager in furnishings. Minneapolis visitors visit Elmer Berham. Mrs Rose Reid returns from White Shrine convention and is named Duty supreme worthy high priest for Iowa. past year she served Supreme Worthy Herald. YM banquet for boys and parents follows a week of youth activities. Union Barber Shops extend hours to 8 pm. Families from Iowa City, Keota, Waterloo visit Washington for Mother’s Day and family gatherings.
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Rose Reid
Kansas City
Supreme White Shrine
Towa
Supreme Worthy Herald
Local residents visit over Mother's Day weekend
Wilbur Matthess and Dorothy Setivdh of Des Moines were guests at the Guth home. Mr and Mrs Chand Tucker and children Eugene and Eleanor Jane. Mrs Frank Gobble and Miss Violet Tucker drove to Rapids yesterday. Harkind Mead's family spent Sunday with his sister in West Branch. Koy Humston and daughter Betty visited Town City. Marvin Warnock from Monmouth College came to Washington for Mother's Day. Ned Haney traveled from Macomb to visit his parents. Ed Peck and daughters Mary and Aleta of Bast Pleasant performed a visit to George Wheelan’s. Agnes Wheelan went to Carroll for the Catholic Daughters state convention. John H Gibson came from Chicago for Mother's Day visits at Mrs Frank Bell’s. Wil Anwyl of Crawfordsville shopped in Washington. Lewis Warren and family drove to Nichols to visit his relatives.
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Chand Tucker
Eugene
Eleanor Jane
Frank Gobble
Violet Tucker
Rapids
Ned Haney
Macomb
Oscar Haw
Ed Peck
Mary
Ateta
George Wheelam
John H Gibson
Chicago
Frank Bell
Arthur Woods
Ted Brown
Fairfield
Milwaukee
Washington
Frank Brown
Long Settler
F. M. Ritchey
Towa City
Sterling
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Bi Sautee
Havre
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Catherine Jane Hall
Eleanor Robinson
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P. Dow Fairfield
Washington R Day
Leland Morrison
Mike Flynn
Pansy Hill Club
Klopfenstein
Elwyn Gardner
Marten Westen
Jon Zieglowsky
St. Paul's
Ladies Aid
Howard Witting
Pleasant Hills Church
Nir Wand Mlitter
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Mrs Jank sage returns from Des Moines after a two week trip. An old fashion ad page promotes Jewel ROH Pant wall paper remnants and cheap room upgrades. Weather forecast calls for cloudy conditions tonight and Tuesday with showers.
George Sutton to graduate from West Liberty High School
Washington notes a graduation announcement for George Sutton who will graduate from West Liberty High School Thursday. Sutton is the only son of Rev and Mrs Frank W Sutton formerly of Washington, who served as pastor of the Christian church here. The item lists numerous local movements and visits, including friends and relatives traveling to and from Grinnell, Winfield, Keota, Rock Island, Des Moines, Sterling, and other nearby towns, with several families spending Mother's Day and hosting visitors.
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Washington
George Sutton
Wis
West Liberty
May George
Frank W. Sutton
Mr. Sutton
The
Christian Here
Summer Shoe Day Promotes New Deville Footwear Range
Official notice declares Wednesday as Summer Shoes day with Unix day promotion. Store showcases light colors and patent strap cutouts and novelty styles in various sizes and prices. Ke new Deville from Czeko-Slovakia highlighted as well made and attractively colored.
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Czeko-Slovakia
Enna Jettick Health Shoes and Local Visits Notice
Keota residents Mary Engle visited sister A D Sanders this morning. Everett Grittitis of Des Moines and Mrs Lester Duke with daughter from Grinnell spent Mother's Day at the home of AOL Griffith. Owen M. Allen visited Keota. Katona’s Allen heading to Des Moines. Griffin Clark left for Cedar to join Northwestern Bell. Birth announced for son to Mr and Mrs Frank Appley now of LeGremt Oregon Ferne Duncan and Frances Halpin visited W J Duncan. Rev John E Simpson family from Pittstown Pa returned from Marissa Illinois with Betty White heading to Pittsburgh.
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Wilson Coal Co
Everett Grittitis
Des Moines
Lester Duke
Grinnell
Washington
Aol. Griffith
Frank Appley
LeGrem
Tet
Oregon
Ferne Duncan
Frances Halpin
Cedarapids
W. J. Duncan
John E. Simpson
Pittstrzh
Marissa
Wierman Visits Des Moines For Riverview Park Work
Max Wierman traveled to Des Moines this morning to work with his uncle J. W. Wierman, who manages Riverview Park, in a local business arrangement.
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Max Wierman
Des Moines
J. W. Wierman
Riverview Park
Local residents visit and travel around town for Mother’s Day
Emmett Ross resumes barber work in Washington and plans a trip to Murcatine. Mrs. J. Moore, Mrs. Dalton, and Maude Outright visit Des Moines. Mrs. S. L. Rawhausen from New London visits Columbus Junction for the summer. Hazel McCarty travels from West Branch to celebrate Mother’s Day with the McCarty family. Ted Brown and family visit Milwaukee after a trip to Fairfield. F. M. Ritchey drives to Iowa City to see Sterling at the university. Don Beatty and Paul Bytle visit Washington and West Chester. Richard Elwell’s family spends Mother’s Day at home. Dr Are Owen returns from Yale to spend the summer locally and possibly join mission work. Mr. Sautee and family visit Havre for Mother’s Day with James Thompson’s relatives. Ina Brinton returns from Miami, and John Bre and family visit Ottumwa.
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Emmett Ross
Washington Fort
Arnold Bar
Mr. Roes
Pea Ballenger
J. Moore
S. L. Rawhausen
New London
Harry Strader
Columbus Junction
Are Owen
Yate University
Mew Haven
Conn
Mothers Day Visits Reported Around Washington
Local residents returned to Washington after spending Mothers Day with relatives in nearby towns and cities. Names include Richardson, Mrs Muared Watson, Wilbur Watson, Lillian Mathers, Walter Eastwood, Henry Hall, J F Clark, Helen Wood, Eleanor Robinson, Mrs Dow, Leland Morrison, Mrs C J Roberts, Mary Roberts, Mrs A R Miller, Mrs Ed Mewart, Mrs J G Coppock, Norman, and Mrs C D Chandler. News notes describe travel, family visits, and shopping in Washington and surrounding areas.
Havre Community Notes Highlight Brews and Families
Local page records Havre residents attending the class play in Ainsworth. Mentions hog shipment to Chicago via Havre shipping association and social visits by the Bishop, Gardner, Westen, Zieglowsky families, and others. Includes Mother’s Day prep at Pleasant Hills church and a minor arm injury to Donald Bishop with steady recovery.
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Havre
May
Harry Bishop
Ainsworth
Chicago
Havre Shipping Association
Forrestre
Iady
Waller
Atayew
Walter Gard
Sanaa Apinerea
Td Wratten
Jontidna Westen
Howard Wising
Peter Id
Deey Bortue
Zlowsky
Mrs Edna Smith Returns Home After Weekend Visit
Mrs Edna Smith returned this morning to her home at Sigourney after spending the weekend visiting at the Charles Tiebner home in Washington.
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Cotter Af
Washington
Edna Smith
Sigourneving
Charles Tiebner
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