Edna Bells Cedar Rapids Visit and Local Contests
Edna leaves for Cedar Rapids for a week to ten days to visit her brother D C Bell and will stop in Marion. Helen Littl daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Little is a Crail store contest entrant seeking votes. Mrs Goldie Mayo also contests at Crailgatore asking for votes. Mrs Martin Pickle and her Detroit daughter visit her mother Mrs Mary Irwin and brothers Earl Gladwin and Will Ainsworth. They thank Journal for a Special Edition. A food sale at Washington Cleaners is noted. Mrs Kenneth Carris and daughter Margaret Jane travel to Corydon to stay with Dr and Mrs Ben Walker. Mrs Roy Stafford of DeWitt Iowa arrives to visit Mrs John Stafford and Mrs George Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna
Cedar Rapids
D. C. Bell
Marion
Helen Littl
Lloyd Little
Martin Pickle
Detroit
Mary Irwin
Earl
Gladwin
Will
Ainsworth
Journal
Kenneth Carris
Margaret Jane
Corydon
Ben Walker
Local Notices From Ford and Crawfordsville Regions
Mrs Joe Henry of Ford Kansas visited Hutchinson to see relatives then return home. Mrs A Beenblossom traveled to Crawfordsville to care for Mary Evelyn Davis who is seriously ill. Lydia Davis of Crawfordsville shopped in Washington and returned home last evening. Grand master Clark of the Negro Masonic lodge arrived to meet Washington men. John R Davis of Crawfordsville was a Washington visitor yesterday. Marcel Shoppe telephone 125 offers evening appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Beenblossom
Crawfordsville
Mary Evelyn Davis
Lydia Davis
Crawfords Ville
Washington
Glark
Oskaloosa
Negro State Masonic Lodge
John R. Davis
Crawfordeville
Local notes on visits births travel and sales
Mrs J C Madison of Oskaloo sa arrived to visit at the home of Mr and Mrs John Munn to see her new grandson Theodore Ted Munn born yesterday morning Saturday Special 1 can of The Patch 20c 2 cans 35c Man golds Garage Carl Smith of Chisago accompanied his mother to Monroe City Missouri Where she will spend the summer at the home of her daughter Mrs R O Ballard They started this morning so Mrs Smith could attend the graduation exercises of her granddaughter Lillian Mrs Smith has been spending the winter with her daughter Mrs J P Wood Mrs Pearl Tresslar went to Sigourney last evening to visit relatives and then Thornburg Mr and Mrs J P Woods returned from a ten days visit with friends In Kentucky and Alabama On the way they stopped in Chicago and visited Mrs Wood's brother Carl Smith They were guests of Rev and Mrs M R Regan in Louisville Ky and of Mr and Mrs John Waymack in Florence Alabama Another shipment of new Victor records South Side Furniture Mrs John Rittenhouse went to Keota to visit her aunt Mrs James Nelson Saturday Special 1 can of Tire Patch 20c 2 cans 35c Man gold's Garage Alice Wolfe of Ainsworth returned home after visiting Washington schools yesterday Faye and Lois Holland returned from Wyman where they visited friends Don’t buy paint by price per gallon buy by the formula Masury paints advertised at Phillips Drug Store Good paint is cheapest both in the beginning and end Ask about Masury Paints at Phillips Drug Store Brown's Tire Shop Mrs Alice Wright of Fairfield went home after visiting her sister Mrs John Malin Harold Otto returned to his studies at Cornell College Mt Vernon Iowa to attend his grandmother's funeral
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Madison
Oskaloosa
John Munn
Theodore Munn
Ted
Carl Smith
Chisago
Sara Smith
Monroe City
Missouri
R. O. Ballard
Smith
Lillian
J. P. Wood
J. P. Woods
Kentucky
Alabama
Chicago
Wood
M. R. Regan
Louisville
John Waymack
Florence
Washington News Briefs and Personal Visits
Local residents visit Washington for shopping and social calls. Emma Boyd shops in Washington after arriving from Gladwin. Mrs. Seth Chandler visits Seton and Mediapolis. relatives mourn Dr. J T Glaze of Houston with funeral plans. Andrew T Brown suffers peritonitis at home. Edna Bishop undergoes appendicitis operation at county hospital. Velma Gallagher returns from work. The Patch special offers 1 can for 20 cents, 2 for 35.
Davenport Plans Short Vacation at Parental Home
Davenport will take a brief vacation staying at the home of her parents, arranging a quiet interlude away from her usual routine. The outing centers on rest and familial time, with no public engagements scheduled during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wr Fusees
Nels Acaien
Silver King
Alturas
Mack Sennett
Tom Mix
Tlorse
East Side
West Side
A. W. Bell
Milady
Clara Doan
Klein Klothing
Goldie Mayo
Crailgatore
Washington Cleaners
Roy Stafford
DeWitt
Iowa
John Stafford
George Young
Brussels
Weiss-Crail Sales Co
George
Hans
the Wardrobe Cleaners
Swift
McCall Bros
T. J. McIlhinney
C. M. Guthrie
Monmouth
McIlhinney Brug Co
Joe Henry
Ford
Kansas
Hutchinson
Thomas Wheelan
McCalls
Cord
Brown’'s
Arlington
West Chester
Mre. J. M. Kelley
Wellman
F. C. Schroeder
Phillips Drug Store
Robert Fizgh
Muscatine
Mr. Fish
Marcel
Helen Boone
Mangolds Garage
Pearl Tresslar
Sigourney
Thornburg
Victor Records
South Side Furniture Store
John Rittenhouse
Keota
James Nelson
Mangold’s
Alice Wolfe
Alice Wayne
Faye
Lois Holland
Wyman
Masury
Brown
Alice Wright
Fairfield
John Malin
Harold Otto
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Seth Chandler
Seton, Silinos
Mediapolis
Emma Boyd
J. T. Glaze
Houston
Texas
T. W. Hunter
Ef, Be, Neill
W. KE. Atchison
Glaze
I. B. Rabenold
Hilton of
Haskins
John Olds
Howard Richardson
Kathryn
Frances Stanton
Richardson
Frank Klein
Keota Ta
Wilda Augustine
Mildred Reaney
Floyd Blankenhorn
Donald
Leslie Pauls
Burlington
Herman Pauls
Leslie
J. Strieger
Harper
Sue Cunningham
Chicace
Elizabeth Bell
Andrew T. Brown
East Jefferson Street
Edna Bishop
Harry Bishop
Velma Gallagher
Owen McGovern
N. D. Anderson
Klein Klothing KO
C. M. & F. Clothing Co
Wisie Long
Skeet Crossett
Arnold
Sinclair
Opaline
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