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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1926

Page

8

Local News Highlights From Community Meeting and Visits

A general meeting at U. W. is set for 7 45 tonight. Drs T J Pease and O F Bol ler attend a dental convention in Keokuk for a few days. Mary Pickford shown tonight and Thursday at the Pay to, with auctioneer Macun of Washington Iowa. Red 289 1 yreed. Mrs Fred Martin Mrs N V Longs and Mrs Hattie McDowell visited Keota last evening at the home of Mrs Mart McDowell. Helen Stitgen director of the legion play Betty Lou left for Cedar Rapids and then Washburn Illinois.

Mary Pickford Macun Washington Iowa Fred Martin N. V. Longs Hattie McDowell Keota Mart McDowell Helen Stitgen Legion Betty Lou Cedar Rabids Washburn

Local Notes and Social Ties Across Town

Mary Pickford will appear at the Wey tonight and Thursday. Morrow Reed works at the A and P in Iowa City this week. Mrs Dorothy Day and son Robert visit friends in Athia and Chariton this week. Mrs Chas Mullin of Ainsworth attended a Graham theatre play last evening. Don Hays of Wayland spent yesterday here with friends. Washington high principal Miss Della Patton has a letter from Stephens College president James M Wood noting Mary Roberts, a recent high school graduate, scored high on training tests and will enter advanced English at Stephens. the president credits Washington High School training for her success.

Chas. Mullin of Ainsworth Graham Theatre Della Patton Washington High School Jas. M. Wood Stephens College Columbia Mary Roberts Carl Roberts Stephens Hie Mary

Lost pocketbook and found tire chain notices

A late classified fragment lists a lost pocketbook containing money with a reward offered and a found pair new tire chain. Contacts include 425 red for the loss and 805 Wack and R. Co. Ferguson West Chester for the reward and pickup.

Call R. Co. Ferguson West Chester

Cadet Hosiery Praise From Washington Customer

A Washington lady praised the Cadet line for children after purchasing Cadet hose with the Polutex heel. She said it was the only brand that gave her perfect satisfaction, noting the Cadet ladies and children's hosiery as highly satisfactory.

Washington Baye

Free Percolator Offer At Gior W Stewart Hdw

Mrs Lee Lease of Crawfords Ville visits with her aunt Mrs Marion Work. Marsy Pickford advertises a registration event at Gior W Stewart Hdw promising a nickel plated percolator for the holder of the oldest Majestic Range in continued service. Registration closes Saturday Oct 23.

Lee Lease Crawfords- Ville Marion Work Gior W. Stewart Hdw Majestic

Flooded Beardstown Tracts Families to Upper Floor

Mrs Ray Boyer reports Beardstown under water as floods destroy property. Water filled the house to five or six inches, forcing family to seek refuge in an upstairs office. Levees broke, seven missing, boats used for transport, stores closed, heat scarce.

S. K. Coats Ray Boyer Beardstown Ray Ruth

Grand Pythians Officers Visit Washington and Fairfield

Grand chancellor Robert Hibbs of Marengo and vice chancellor Herman Ewart of Davenport led Knights of Pythias officers in Washington today with Ward Ferguson of Des Moines as grand keeper of records. They traveled with Chai Ford to Fairfield for a district convention and plan to attend the sixteenth district meeting in Sigourney. Washington members will join the event in Sigourney district proceedings.

Robert Hibbs Marengo Herman Ewart Davenport Ward Ferguson Des Moines Knights of Pythias Indge Washington Chai Ford Fairfield Order Tommerow Knights of Pythias Sigourney

Classified Sale Sparks Hidden Treasures

A note urges readers to check today’s classified section for bargains and possible items of interest in a local bere sale.

The Blue Parasol Returns a Heiress of Fortune

Jack Richardson, a determined inventor, pursues his patent against odds and wins Molly Gregg’s affection. Reading a Hullabaloo feature, he spots Molly at Manhattan Beach with a blue parasol and races a mob to claim the $5,000 reward, finally escaping with Molly and their windfall.

Molly Gregg Richardson Molly Gregg Molly Richardson Jack Richardson New York Jake Bowen Ile Bowen Miss Gregg Miss Grege Hullabaloo Miss Molly Jack Rendith Melly Cone Sle SeWa Manhattan Beach Mr. Richardson Jim Scientific American Mexico Tie Manhattan Bey Duck Richardson

Little Annie Boouty at the Fox and Local Visits

Social notes list visits and travels of residents from Keota Rocky Iowa City Ainsworth and other towns. Mentions persons Will Seigler Betty Gene Mahin Maude Morrow Eliza Perkins Grace Uesseltine Ruth Burt Margaret Condit Hilman Richardson and others with occasional trip details and event notices including American Legion election plans.

Grace Uesseltine Ruth Burt Margaret Condit Hilman Richardson Ainsworth

Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Travels

Mrs J A Bundy of Goldfield visited her mother Mrs Alig fowash while C E Norris of St Louis was at the Rock Island depot in J R Kruser’s absence. Mr and Mrs W H McCune and son William return from Denver. Mrs E M Huff heads to Grand Rapids Michigan for an indefinite stay with Mrs Elsie Wilbur. Mrs John Davis returned from Des Moines after visiting her daughter Martha Sands of Ainsworth spent time with sister Dorothy Sands. Mrs Cora Vance leaves for Farmington to visit Mrs May Tucker. Mrs F W Eastwood spends the day at Fairfield with son Walter who attends school there.

C. E. Norris St. Louis Rock Island Depot J. R. Kruser Chicago John Davis Des Moines

Ill Rock Island depot operator and St Louis worker in physiology

Jesse Campbell, a night operator at the Rock Island depot, is ill at home while Harold McTary of St Louis is working in his field. Little Annie Roonty with the World’s Sweetheart at the post went to Mrs Audrey Gault to Ainsworth this morning to visit her sister Mrs Alvie Sands.

Jesse Campbell Rock Island Depo Harold McTary St. Louis Hi Phica Annie Audrey Gault Ainsworth Alvie Sands

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Hikecred William Beaudine U. W T. J. Pease O. F. Boller Keokuk the Wey Morrow Reed Iowa City Dorothy Day Robert Athia Chariton Don Hays of Wayland Graham Bebe Daniels Bebe Comedy The Yukon Seena Owen Arnold Gray Arctic Circle EF. W. Detrick Harry Kreider W W. Eastwood Detrick Washington Lady A. EB. Atchison Eva Denny Collar State Librarians Pepliciev Ferlad Tharots Y. W Marsy Pickford Friend Waters By Eleanor Kendrickson W. G. Chapman Washington Cleaners South Side Service W. Long, Prop Annie Boouty the Fox Will Seigler P. H. Mahin Betty Gene Rocky Island Frank Miller Manitou, Colo Robert J. Boyd Clara Allen LaCrosse Wis Maude Morrow Wesley Brannen Eliza Perkins American Legion Martha Bickel Oxskaloosa W. F. Bichel Albert Kuhn Camenehe, Ta William Kuhn Chas. Mumper Geo. M. Griffith Annie Rooney Elmus Strickler C. C. Owen C. Ferguson Gray Ward Glasgow Floris Mrs D. W. Hastings Floyd Blankenhorn Floyd Letts Near George Stewart Roy Mallory May Timmins Tipton A. L. Griffith Crawfordville J. A. Bundy Goldfieldown Alig Fowash W. H. McCun William Denver E. M. Huff Grand Rapids, Mich Elsie Wilbur Martha Sands of Ainswort Dorothy Sands Wyoest Cheter Savings Bank Cora Vance Farmington May Tucker F. W. Eastwood Walter Ual N. D. Anyerson TAXI Vail John Shields & Sons Hans the Wardrobe Cleaners
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