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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1929

Page

7

Notice in District Court of Towns Iowa 1829

The Sieg Ollumwa Company sues Wm. D. Kyle for 142.36 dollars claiming unpaid painting equipment and supplies. Kyle is alleged to have absconded and property in Washington County is attached. appearance due by November 5 1929 to avoid default and sale of attached property. Baldridge Bailey attorneys for plaintiff. Cayo & Bo Fe

District Court OF Towsa Washington County Sieg Ollumwa Wm. D. Invie District Court of Town Fendant Ithis District Court Washington Iowa Baldridge & Bailey Attorneys Cayo Bo Fe

Diamond Dyes Black Promises Rich Color and Easy Use

Diamond Dyes Black claims a true jet black with no greenish or bronzy tones and easy application. The white package dyes all fabrics while the blue package targets silk and wool for professional‑quality results. Your dealer stocks both packages.

Farmer credits four bottles of Sargon for relief

I was a farmer for sixty four years and after retirement I suffered constipation and biliousness from inactivity. Four bottles of Sargon and Sargon Soft Mass Pills restored my health. I no longer need laxatives and feel stronger with a good appetite. John M. Duncan, 2109 S 46th St., Omaha. Lerman Pros., Agents.

John M. Duncan 46Th St Omaha Lerman

Crawfordsville Visit Highlights Household Guests

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Transon and baby of Cedar Falls and Mrs. Frank Adams of Ames visited Crawfordsville and nearby churches last weekend. Charles Davis and Miss Olive Moore of Haskins stopped by to see friends yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hultquist of Sigourney spent the weekend in the area.

Crawfordsville Herman Transon Baby Cedar Falls Frank Adams Ames Iowa Charles Davis Olive Moore Haskins Paul Hultquist Sigourney

Vicks VapoRub Beats Dosing Trend Worldwide

A historical note on how colds are treated externally with Vicks VapoRub. The ad traces the shift from dosing to topical use, cites rising yearly jar usage from 17 to 21 to over 26 million in the United States, and highlights appeal to mothers and global adoption in over 60 countries.

Vicks VapoRub Vicks United States

McCoy and Rhea Families Spend Sabbath at Relatives

John McCoy of Davenport visited at the Bert Orris home and spent the Sabbath with his mother Mrs Mary McCoy. Mr and Mrs Lee Rhea and daughter Betty of New London also shared the Sabbath with Harley Rhea and family.

Bert Orris John McCoy Davenport Mary McCoy Lee Rhea Betty New London Harley Rhea

Obituary Mary F Kolosick Lifelong Iowa Resident Dies

Mary F Kolosick aged 74 and a lifelong Iowa resident died at 2 a m Monday October 7 1929 at the home of her granddaughter Mrs Daisy Brauner in Cedar Rapids after a week of illness She was born Mary Elizabeth Frances Albin February 2 1855 in Joliet Illinois and lived in North English most of her life She married John Kolesick in 1871 and five children died before her Two daughters survive Mrs Katie Perrin Wellman and Mrs Josephine Gladwin Cedar Rapids Twelve grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren survive Funeral services were held at 2 p m Wednesday at the Church of Christ North English conducted by Rev KP Miller with burial in North English Cemetery.

Mary F. Kolosick Iowa Mary Elizabeth Frances Albin North English Joseph Albin Joliet Ill John Kolesick Charles E. Kolosick Camp Dodge Des Moines Nettie May Kolesick George Frank Kuolesick Martha Kolesick M's Katie Perrin Wellman Josephine Gladwin Cedar Rapids Church of Christ KP. P. Miller Prethern Church North Hutlish

Announcements The Bleur de Tis Club Entertainment

The Bleur de Tis club will be entertained at the home of Mr George Reed on Wednesday Oct. 16.

Bleur de Tis Club George Reed Rurel Women's Club BE. L. Barthelow Reed Snow Ball Social Club Henry Berdo

Community notices and club meeting schedule listings

Various local group events and gatherings listed with dates times and hosts. Activities include pot luck dinners basket weaving lessons choir rehearsals bridge parties and social club meetings across area residents and churches.

Cray School Friday Night Program Initiated

Oct 18 event at Cray school features Howard Mailn and Robert Findley from KTNT as part of the program. Marie Snyder, teacher, announces the event and mentions refreshments will be served.

Cray Howard Mailn Robert Findley KTNT Marie Snyder

Incomparable Konjola Praised by Sioux City Woman

Mrs. Mary Russell of Sioux City describes years of indigestion and headaches from a weak stomach and kidneys. She credits Konjela with restoring digestion, energy, and sleep after several weeks, claiming she is now a changed person supported by local druggists and a Washington seller.

Mary Russell West Fifteenth Street Sioux City Iowa Loi Konjela Washington L. McDaniel

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Wm. D. Kyle Iit Middle West Yowa Druggists Association J.J. Ward M. A. Wilkinson Philleps & Heener O. L. Rogers Sherman Bros J. E. Lemmon GEO. TL Medantel Wellian Kalona Rwordsville Ellie Manners Mod Ern Funeral Home Clyde Dawson Gladys Dunlap C. Wilson Ladies Aid St. Paul's Evangelical Church Paul Zieglowsky Royal Neighhbors Methodist TX Club Wes Chas. Denison A. D. Rathmel The Christian Church Clark ST Jackson Blvd Ilantic Lasalle Board OF Trade Shell Motor Oil Shell Lady Freed IRS
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