Washington Country Club Ladies Luncheon Bridge
The ladies of the Wahington country club will hold a one o clock luncheon bridge on Wednesday November 6 at the club.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1929
Page
7
The ladies of the Wahington country club will hold a one o clock luncheon bridge on Wednesday November 6 at the club.
Mrs. Catherine Kramer of Dubuque Iowa testifies Konjola cured her five years of indigestion and related symptoms after two weeks with restored appetite and improved digestion She notes the medicine is sold in Washington Ia by Geo L McDaniel and by druggists throughout the region
Mr and Mrs A R Stum visited relatives in Illinois and the Stum trip is noted. Marion Smith and children spent Sunday at the Becker home. Merle Statler bought a two row corn picker from George Stewart and it was delivered Saturday. The Tuesday chicken fry was postponed due to bad weather. Walter Shees helped finish sailing the new house. A list of six weeks on time students includes Gail Wells and others. Mrs Della Neale leaves for Daytona Beach to spend winter. Grace Statler missed Tuesday school due to illness. Ace Robertson Anna Springer and children spent Sunday afternoon at the Charles McKinstry home.
Mr and Mrs Stanley Heck and family shopped in Iowa City Saturday. The Lorack and Lincoln families welcomed visitors while Circle Inn hosted a masquerade dance. Corn husking is underway but rain and cold are dampening efforts as forecasts predict more rain and cooler conditions.
The item notes snow likely and civic cheer with Iowa slogans Iowa Fights. It recalls a win over Wisconsin last Saturday and mentions visits by the Beranek and Wieland families, plus Heck visiting Lorack and Havel households.
Richland News records three deaths among elder residents, including Sam Lewis nearly 81 and Sarah (Greeson) Tracy, with survivors listed. The Twenty fifth anniversary of the O. E. S. is celebrated with banquet and program, and local moves and plans are noted as winter approaches. The van hampers corn husking and residents plan visits and travel.
In Pilotsburg on October 28, sickness delays the Halloween party for Aid members and families. Several families report illness including Carson Wilson and Will Patterson children, Mrs Ralph Hamilton, and D D Byers. Ethel Shulty travels to Iowa City to attend Bert Veach in hospital. Local farm work details and social updates accompany the notice, with November Aid meeting upcoming.
A vintage health feature notes a shift away from oral dosing toward topical Vicks VapoRub for colds. Readers learn the product works as a skin poultice and releases medicated vapors inhaled to air passages. Slogan history tracks jar usage rising from 17 to over 26 million yearly.
A local Omaha resident credits Sargon Soft Mass Pills with ending three years of constant pain from rheumatism and constipation. She reports better sleep, improved digestion, and renewed energy after using the medicine, accompanied by drugstore agents Sherman Bros. and a note about a farm bureau weaving lesson.
Mt Pleasant visitors include Mr and Mrs Ly man Johnson with daughters Marie and Velma. Will Rickard and daughter Mary Marie visited Burlington. Sandburg family and Harold Tolander group called Sunday. Ed Miller family visited Gus Anderson home Pauline Wittmer with Ruth Miller. Crawford Prospect program and box supper drew many locals Tuesday. Vance Colman returned home after weeks in the northern states. Corn shucking delayed by rain. Mrs Lewis Mast of Illinois visiting sister Edgar Payne. Fortnightly lunch at Green Mill cafe Tuesday at 1 00 p.m. fifty cents per plate. reserve with J D Sexton by Saturday night. 212t3
An old style health ad touts Tanlac as a remedy to restore vigor and vitality. It claims many people regained strength and energy, urging readers to visit a druggist for a bottle with a money back guarantee if not helped.
In this World Temperance Sunday lesson the 12 18 17 focus on paying tribute and obeying civil government. It contrasts Jesus answer about Caesar's tax with Rom 13 1 7 and 1 Pet 2 13 17 urging obedience, honor, and responsible citizenship under earthly rulers.
Fragmentary quote from Oliver Wendell Holmes on patience in work. A child is urged to take seed and pattern slowly until a rose emerges. The text presents a parable about crafting and personal effort.
A trained soul secures victory and proves steadfast, praising the work of God even in apparent defeat. Rey Floyd Wo Tompkins reports a message of faith and perseverance.
The West Chester Methodist women announce their annual chicken pie supper and bazaar in the church basement on Tuesday evening November 5 with service starting at 5 PM. Tickets are on sale at Phillips and Hebner Drug Store and all are warmly invited.
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