Mrs McAvoy and Green Visit Relatives in Midwest
Mrs. George McAvoy of Cedar Rapids, visiting John Chance's home, traveled to West Chester to stay with Lee McAvoy. Mrs. A R Green and her baby left for Cologne South Dakota to visit her parents and will pass through Nebraska on the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McAvoy
Cedar Rapids
John Chance
West Chester
Lee McAvoy
A. R. Green
Baby
Cologne
South Dakota
Nebraska
M. V. Vest
Long Beach
California
George Stewart
Local happenings and shopping notes in Washington area
Mrs. Clarence Brinning visits Sigourney relatives for a week while Vera Brinning attends college May festival. Rothschild's offers dresses and comfort corsets with light shades and price ranges. The Shields orchestra plans two Bethel church concerts on May 26 with a varied program. Charles Brown returns from Galesburg, Mrs. Palmer travels to Monmouth for the May festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shields
Bethel Church
Local visits and notices from Keota area
Mrs. Roth Dayton from Keota visits relatives in town. Mrs. J. D. Dayton and Mr. Dayton travel from West Chester to shop. Mrs. W. A. Phillips visits Scranton to see her daughter. Mrs. J. P. Hennon comes to view her son Charles Hlennon. Howard McCall welcomes a baby girl. Kayser silk gloves on sale at Roth scehilds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Dayton
West Chester
J. P. Hennon
Charles Hlennon
Rugs Promotion Highlights Beautiful Stock Available
They promote new rugs as beautiful and urge customers to view the stock before choosing. The message invites rug buyers to inspect offerings prior to selection.
Man Sustains Wound In Tire Change Near Dr Edgingtons
George Young suffered a deep cut on his left hand while changing a tire after a blowout north of Dr Edgingtons on North Iown Avenue. Ten stitches were required to close the wound in a brief town report of injuries and local shopping notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Young
Dr. Edgington
North Iown, Avenue
Local notes and visits scattered through Monmouth area
Burrell Pringle visited Monmouth last evening to spend several days with relatives. Mrs Alvie Boileau of Ainsworth arrives this morning to stay with her daughter Mia. Miss Accie Clapper of Keota visits relatives. Mrs Jennie Tate Acheson of West Allis Wisconsin is in town visiting Jennie Acheson. Arthur Finney, a student at Monmouth College, is noted in the day’s brief. American Legion and World War Veterans are asked to assemble at the Baptist church Sunday May 25 at 9 00 p m for a veterans memorial service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Palmer
Monmouth, Ilinois
Vera
Burrell Pringle
Monmouth
Line
Alvie Boileau
Ainsworth
Mia
George Hindahl
American Legion
World War Veterans
Baptist Church
Jennie Tate Acheson
West Allis
Wisconsin
Jennie Acheson
J. M. Finney
Arthur
Dmnmouth College
State officials to study blind care methods and meet inspectors
The Iowa State Executive Council approved travel for Miss Ethel T. Holmes to visit St. Paul and Minneapolis to study Minnesota care of blind persons. It also authorized E. L. Redfern and B. O. Prownlee to attend a state food inspectors meeting in Kansas City Missouri and R. W. Crum to join the American Society for Testing Materials gathering in Atlantic City from June 21 to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ethel T. Holmes
State Commission For the Blind
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Connect
E. L. Redfern
B. O. Prownlee
Department of Agriculture
Kansas City
R. W. Crum
American Society For Testing Materials
Atlantic City
Weather and track notes from Des Moines and Sioux City
Weather service reports generally favorable farming conditions for the week ending May 18, with dryness limiting rapid growth. Winter wheat in the Ohio Valley is satisfactory to very good, with northern expansion toward Kansas and Kentucky and harvest readiness in Georgia and California. Meanwhile Morningside College will field nine to ten athletes in the Iowa Conference meet at Drake Stadium on May 21, entering sprints, jumps, throws, and the half mile relay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
United States
Department of Agriculture, Weather Service
Cc. D. Reed
Ohio Valley
Kansas
Kentucky
Georgia
California
North Dakota
Minnesota
West
Sioux City
Morningside College
Iowa
Drake Stadium
Mayer family leaves for Madrid after week with relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mayer and daughter Gwendolyn depart Wednesday for Madrid Iowa after a week at Ed and Lena Mayer’s home and with other relatives. Capitola Brindley returned from school in Winfield last night. Schools closed here Wednesday. Next year Capitola will work in Globe Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Mayer
Gwendolyn
Madrid
Lena Mayer
Capitola Brindley
Winfield
Capitola
Globe
Arigona
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Fox
Washington Steam Laundry
Roy Means, Prop
Rothschild’s
Charles Brown
Galesburg
D. F. Macon
Washington
Clarence Brinning
Sigourney
Webster
Sherm Sorrell
Chariton, Down
Shields Orchestra
del Skinner
Charles Schulty
Harry Dusenberry
Hans
the Wardrobe Cleaners
Swift
McCall Bros
Don Thiampeher
Hurlington
Prin D
Mattor
Corns
Gheorgh
McElhinney Drug Co
Roth Dayton
Keota
Marcel
Marguerite Reister
Judge Dewey
Rothsehild’s
W. A. Phillips
Scranton
Bert Eason
Howard McCall
Kayser
Roth
Scehild’s
Bas
Owen McGovern
Arnold
Barber Shop
Rothschild's
H.W. Fullerton
Crawfordsville
Will Embree
West Cheater
Aaron Wyse
Wayland
I. Rothschild
Harry Margolin
Jo Ellen
Yankton
H. Oransky
Merril
Cornelia Oransky
Bernice Schlessinger
Hampton
Nate Chapman
G. Kneisel
Lanty
Harriban
Iowa City
Leon
Voice
Helen Cole
Jeanette Rothschild
James Page
Mt. Pleasant
Edith Faris
William Dawson of
Fred Moore
Oskaloosa
M. A. Crandall
Mrs. Albert Weber
Riverside
R. Green
Edward Mullen
J. B Randle
Maccatine
Fred
Shelley Eberling
Letts
Anne Townsley
Bessie Allen
Morrison
Illinois
O. P. Bushart
Jim Bushart
B. F. Werner
Frances
Henry Helmick
Brighton
Rothechild’s
Accie Clapper of
AWA News Bribes
N. D. Anderson
TAXI
Don Applegate
Iowa Avenue
Pennsylvania
Don
Washington Oil Co
Washington, Iowa
Palm Beach
Washington Cleaners
Phore
Mortons
Thompson’s Sanitary Market
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