Local shopper visits Washington amid errands
Mrs. Lloyd Bauer of M er, Washington, arrives in Washington for shopping as local residents carry out daily tasks. The scene notes a brief, routine visit with minimal further details.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1929
Page
8
Mrs. Lloyd Bauer of M er, Washington, arrives in Washington for shopping as local residents carry out daily tasks. The scene notes a brief, routine visit with minimal further details.
Friedrichshafen Germany May 11 The Zeppelin management announced that the second scheduled flight for tomorrow morning has been postponed due to unspecified reasons causing delay for the airship Graf Zeppelin's planned journey.
Miss Helen Fulton spent the evening in Columbus Junction with Miss Collins. The brief item mentions weather conditions, including cooler temperatures, and references misc notes on batteries, colors, and various stray phrases from the period.
Parsons College Ladies Glee Club performs tonight at the Presbyterian church at 7 30 with a silver offering and no admission. Everyone invited. Also notes Anna Crandall of Brighton was in Washington yesterday en route to Cotter to visit her daughter.
Residents and relatives travel for visits and errands in Washington. Robert Templeman returns from Bethany Missouri after Mother's Day with his parents. Glee Dunlap travels from Kalona to Washington for business. Several others from Columbus Junction Rock Island and Havre visit or shop. Rev Willard Wylie and Mrs. Wylie arrive for the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Simpson and plan a June trip to Washington D C and Philadelphia events.
Delegates reported on the Rotary District Convention held last week in Cedar Rapids. Eminent speakers emphasized Rotary’s work with boys, noting improved juvenile outcomes in Pittsburgh. Ed Hammer and Capt Peet were named to attend the upcoming International Convention in Dallas.
Bowes, a school at West Chester, returned this morning after visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bow. Joe McGraw announces a lance event in Berdos pavilion rain or shine. Mrs. L. Brookhart left for Newton to attend the state event. Mrs. S. Al. Miller went to Ainsworth to spend the day on business.
Regular ice deliveries start with a note to call 176 when ready. The piece lists numerous local visits for Mother's Day including Mr and Mrs Ed Hoskins of Pleasant Plain, Mr and Mrs M F Teppert, Harvey Hoskins and family, Dr and Mrs A W Clow and daughters Dana Betty and Dorrs, and others visiting relatives in Washington Corydon Newton Rock Island and St Louis areas.
The mayor J. W. Applegate declares posting bills, cards, or advertisements on telephone or city property against the city ordinance and not tolerated. The note references J. W. Applegate, mayor, and mentions a Fairfield man visiting at R. 8, Cumberland, and a Crawford site with an aunt's involvement.
The piece notes a 322 year old settlement claim and claims about Goodrich Rubber Footwear. It references forefathers, early English exposure to footwear, and mentions Litentuff Goceich Hoots and snap fastener sandals in a shop display. It urges readers to stop by to see them.
In Des Moines on May 14, a murder trial opening concerns a patron of evidence in the case against Rappo of Chicago who confessed to killing Charles Pirro in Des Moines on December 27. The defendant reportedly bit off a finger during the struggle and plans to plead self defense.
Dr Harry M Gage president of Coe College Cedar Rapids has declined nomination for governor of Rotary District Eleven Clyde L Hulsizer Des Moines district governor announced Gage felt unable to fulfill the office and time demands due to his duties as Coe president Nomination and election will be determined at the district meeting during the national convention in Dallas May 27 to June 1 The Eleventh district covers all of Iowa except the two western tiers of counties
Fragmentary report notes Harry Dun visited a home at All worth after spending part of the evening in Washington shopping. The OCR text is incomplete, leaving key details and context unreadable.
Des Moines May 14 Up Brigadier Robert Penfield laws commander announced today that about 200 Salvation Army youths from Burlington Cedar Rapids Cho City Clinton Creston Davenport Dubuque Fort Dodge Keokuk Marshalltown Muscatine Newton Ottumwa and Waterloo will attend the annual council to be held May 25 and 26.
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