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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1925

Page

8

Local residents return from ceremonies and visits

Mrs John McConnaughey returned home to Wyman after attending the White Shrine ceremonial and banquet. Miss Blanche Loftiss traveled to Douds and Eldon due to relatives illness. Mrs Lydia Mickle left for Elmore via Greenwood after visiting her parents the Greens. Mrs Green has been ill with the flu for two months but is now improving.

John, McConnaughey Wyman White Shrine Blanche Loftiss Douds and Eldon Lydia Mickle Elmore Greenwood Nebraska J. B. Green Leopold Kerber Delta Late Northrup The Heights

Local notices and shopping briefs from a mid century paper

Local notes report visitors and travels of Mrs. Leopold Kerber and Miss Sophie Napoli plus Mrs. Ella Wilson and Mrs. C W Long. Bank holiday closings for Decoration Day listed along with store ads and price claims for stockings and hamburger.

Peonies Iris Ella M. Wilson Green

Gypsy Rover Reservation at Phillips Dru Store

Notices of a sales event for Gypsy Rover at Phillips Dru store with weekend reservations on Saturday and Monday May 27 to 29. Local visits include Miss Gertrude Beatty with sister Mrs. Ralph Garber of Davenport traveling to Chicago this week. Various local names and shop updates are listed.

Phillips Dru Staurday Mon Gertrude Beatty Ralph Garber Davenport Chicago Mrs. Garber

Penmanship Prize Goes to Heights in Ward Schools

Miss Caryle Williams announces results of the annual ward schools penmanship competition. The Heights school earned the most pins in fourth and fifth grades, edging Wallace by a slim margin. Names of pin recipients follow for Heights Wallace and Centennial groups across fourth and fifth grades, plus junior high certificates.

Caryle Williams Washington Ward Heights Wallace School Lincoln Spaulding Tommie Wells Lewis Dusenberry John Applegate Helen Jones Gordon Haner Melba McAvoy Russell Haney Mary J. Lemmon Betty Cunningham Tomy Mecklhinney Frances Darbyshire Helen Masson Tomy Stewart Patricia Keeley Junior Boice Harlan Perry Donald Little Vernette Johnson Everett Putnam Grace Edwards Velma Finke Henrietta Hull Cherrie McElhinney Barbara Cuddy Dorothy Masson Alice McDaniel Edith Brookhart Priscilla Morrison Johanna Robb Dorothy Thompson Mable Kupka Victor Westphal John Westphal Catherine Coulter Eloise Mallory Mildred McCarty Edna Mae Hartman Walter Wels Irene Roe Ruby Hindahl Ireta Fetters Wilma Moore Mary J. Jurg

Gypsy Rover Repeats By Request At Local Event

May 27 29 crowds hear the Gypsy Rover upon request sparking interest among those who missed the first performance. The note mentions fashion fabrics sold with Lux soap flakes sale and a local pork product offering. A bouquet of peonies from J W Baker graces the Journal office desk. Mrs Eardley Bell visits Washington for Shrine events. Lorene Jones visits Ainsworth with aunt Mrs Harry Duncan and will attend Cedar Rapids wedding events at bride to be’s aunt Mrs G A Pierce.

Lorene Jones Ainsworth Harry Duncan Miss Jones Cedar Rapids G. A. Pierce

Dirt in East Window Shows Rug Cleaning Harvest

Readable lines note dirt from a rug cleaning job and a mention of hogs bringing $12.30 top price. Weather forecast warns of an overcast night and Thursday with warmer temperatures ahead.

Local residents hosted visitors and travelers return home

Charles Stafford of Wellman is in Washington for business. Mrs. J. D. Dayton of West Chester and Mr. and Mrs James Nelson of Keota are guests at the Rittenhouse home. W. H. Harrison and daughter Genevieve visited Iowa City. Jesse Winga is back from Ft. Morgan Colorado where he worked in a cafe. 40 cent home cooked dinner at Mrs. Cherry’s. Miriam McMasters returned from Sigourney where she spent the winter and will stay at home.

Franklin \aggoner Iowa City Triangle Auto Supply Company Franklin Triangle Lynn W. Baker Robert Martha Ruth Akron Ohio J. W. Baker West Jefferson Street Lynn Baker Goodyear Rubber Company J. D. Dayton West Chester James Nelson Keota John Rittenhouse Jesse Winga Ft. Morgan Colorado Miriam McMasters Sigourney

Going to College Through Steady Saving

A keen high school boy saves diligently by working before and after school and depositing weekly at the bank. He enjoys saving and plans to use it for college, encouraging others to set goals, open an account, and save consistently during summer. Use telephone or mail to stay busy.

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