Glazed Glass and Egg Plans For Next Winter
Egg prices prompt packing advice with a note on using a water glass for storage. Weather outlook: rain tonight and Friday.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1930
Page
8
Egg prices prompt packing advice with a note on using a water glass for storage. Weather outlook: rain tonight and Friday.
Harold Elwell of Waterloo and Miss Barbara Brown of Cedar Falls visit his mother Mrs Carrie Elwell then head to Fairfield to see relatives before returning to Washington for Memorial Day weekend. Several local residents plan trips or travel for holidays, with a stream of visits and farewells noted.
Wayland brief recalls Ruth Annabelle Johnson’s fourth birthday near Swedesburg and lists attending relatives. It mentions county federation picnic at New London, hospital plans for Frank Brotzer, dinners with Boller family, Burlington and Albany trips, and births at Davenport and Wayland. Funeral of Mrs. Donna Johnson noted, Mennonite church events described, and several Wayland residents visited, with notes on Eicher family, Magdefran marriage, and local school positions.
Crawfordsville shopper Griff Davis visited Ward Store on the corner this morning as new chiffon dresses in flowered or plain styles and Munsing rayon boomers arrive. Three styles priced at $1 and the store advertises similar items in window promotions.
Mrs W W Matthess reports Mr and Mrs Harry Rittenhouse with their daughter Phillis drove to Iowa City to visit an uncle in the university hospital. Nathanial Young pesan work for Clyde Fishburn. Mrs McClure stayed with her mother Mrs Patterson who has knee trouble. Mr and Mrs Birkly Ward visited Warren Matthess. Winch Byestone sold hogs and delivered to Washington. Charles Mills and wife spent Sunday with Henry Matthess.
Claire Keang spent Saturday night at Howard Wittrig's. Clara Wittrig visited Vernon Wittrig's in Washington. Neighborhood folks attended baccalaureate services at the Methodist church Sunday evening. Mable Telford and Beatrice Kephart are seniors. Earl Kephart delivered hogs to Charley Thomas Tuesday. John Dodd did the trucking. Carl Schmedes and Dale Darbyshire visited Muscatine Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Claude McCall. Mrs. McCall is at Baker's Institution for medical treatment.
The Library will be closed all day Decoration Day as families gather from Des Moines and Iowa City. Auctioneer P. F. Macon Washington advertises sales. Local stores including Crone's Market and several grocers will close at noon for Memorial Day. Betty Babcock and Mrs. A R Miller visit relatives, with church events noted. Local singers perform at the Ainsworth Baptist Church Sunday at 3 p.m.
Rickey s Hampsher s Arnold s and The Globe Barber Shops will stay open until 10 this evening and then close for Decoration Day. Dr J Bove left for Kansas City to visit his daughter villa Boice who underwent an acute appendicitis operation yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Bartholomew and family visited S Knapp home from Long Beach California amid community festivities. Miss Amy Christian Miss Lelia Anderson and Miss Harriet Barret plan a western state trip bus tour east to United States and Canada. Olga Miller heads to Detroit for a future visit with Leight Soule and plans to motor to New York for a pleasure trip. Chas. Brown Auctioneer Phone 282 black 242tf to this sale.
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