Mrs Libe Returns Home After Visit With Her Parents
Mrs Roy Libe and her young daughter Lucile returned this morning to their Titus home after visiting Lucile's grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Butsler.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1920
Page
8
Mrs Roy Libe and her young daughter Lucile returned this morning to their Titus home after visiting Lucile's grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Butsler.
Local news notes include bids and services from Reynolds Gibson and a taxi call line, plus a carriage license for Frank Dagle and Daisy Alice Davidson. Several residents travel for meetings, visits, or conventions, and a Mother Goose party invites children who joined last winter's story hour.
A jumble of notices and ads highlights lawn mowers from seven dollars up by Geo W Stewart. Miss Minnie Schroeder visits Washington. Mrs Ben Badenoch returns from Ames. Mr and Mrs Dick Willis honeymooned west. many locals travel for visits, business, and family events.</s>
A neighbor from Over land Garage asks what we will say today about Sellers or back door. The note highlights handy stools for washing windows, hanging curtains, or resting if climbing makes you dizzy.
The Miller family expresses sincere gratitude through the Journal for the kindness shown during illness and at the death of their son Charles William. Mr and Mrs George Miller
A new craze among German women is wrestling, gaining popularity and attracting interest from many participants and observers alike.
Muscatine May 18 A large motor truck hauling a tent for Cummins meeting from Winfield to West Liberty became mired in mud between Nichols and Conesville. District Chairman W S McKee dispatched teams to recover the canvas sheltering 3500 people. Rain on Sunday made roads heavy and may reduce local attendance though sun could allow some to drive in today.
A political notice announces that 79-to-1r-16 will seek the Republican nomination for a County Board of Supervisors seat in the June primaries in Dayton. The short filing note names the candidate and location, signaling a local party contest ahead of the primary.
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