Public remark sparks rumor about identity
A casual remark says Lo is a sheik and the girl retorts Lo is her father, implying a family connection. The exchange hints at social dynamics and potential status questions without further detail.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1926
Page
6
Mrs Spinning and son Fred Guilling visit Cotter friends
Mrs M F Spinning and her son Fred Guilling of South Bend Indiana returned home today after visiting Mr and Mrs C P Clark. Mrs H L Edwards of Cotter spent yesterday here with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Spinning and Son
Fred Guilling
South Bend
Ind
PF. Clark
H. L. Edwards of
Cotter
CC. C. Mitson
Crawfordsville
Mere ‘A. KB. Wheeler of
Ainsworth
Ray Cox
Local residents and visitors pass through town on various errands
Mr and Mrs W W Vinson return to Chicago after a brief stay at the Shellabargers home. Ruth White comes from Marion Iowa to visit and visit Mary Dawson. Keota and Thornburg residents call on friends. Hunt family moves to Oskaloosa for Wolfe Floral Co. Latta party from Seattle en route to Detroit Chicago New York City plans wintering in Florida. Dorothy Latta teaches in New York schools after studying in Italy. Mrs N Long and Florence Smith with daughter Wa shop here. Lou Huskins thanks the Past Noble Grand Circle for a fruit box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latta
Seattle
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
New York City
Florida
Dorothy
New York
Italy
Long Ago at the Deestrict School Charivales Shine
The Washington Press review recalls a 1887 school event at the Deestrict School with Capt Kellogg delivering humor and a large audience enjoying two hours of playful acts. Names like Baby Bunting Add White Ida Cunningham Grocer Smith and Mrs Graves appear among the cast and crowd. Gross receipts reported as 178.75 amid local notices and teacher association plans for Washington County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Kellogg
State University
Hinrich
White
Ida Cunningham
Baby
Smith
Bill Blair
McClain
J. A. Williams
Col Scofield
Deacon Hood
Paddy Suutterer
Eicher Sprachen
Local residents attend W R C convention and errands
Mrs Chas McKinstry and six others attended the W R C convention in Wapello. Various locals, including Mr Lin near Martineburg, discuss farm matters and calves born July 15. Visitors travel from Wellman and Davenport for visits and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, McKinstry
Sadie Hollinger
Della Neal
Laura Longwell
B. ¥. Simons
Wapello
W. R.C
Lins
Martineburg
Local residents note visits across Keota and Sigourney
Andrew Brown has returned to his Sigourney home after visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs A T Brown. Mrs Emma Glasgow traveled to Chariton to visit her son E M Downing. Mrs W A Gibson and Maxine Barden spent last evening at the Ho ward Freshwaters home in Keota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Brown
Sigourney
Mrs
A. T. Brown
Emma Glasgow
Chariton
Iowa
E. M. Downing
Steve Jones
Crawfordsville
Emma Bennett
Local Residents Visit Across Iowa and Illinois
Mrs Frank Haney and daughters Edith and Nida visit Des Moines and Newton areas then return via Milan Shields home. Miss Jennie Conner of Palo Alto visits Marger Dutt and Mrs Allison Armstrong in Crawfordsville. Edith Riley and Mildred Davidson travel between Havre Crawfordsville and Cedar Falls for teaching and weekend visits. Wilbur Motison plans weekend at Malcolm, Ames. Mrs Edna Witting visits with her son. Mrs Leo Parrington travels to St Louis. Harold Turner stops at Letts for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Haney
Edith
Nida
Des Moines
Jennie Conner
Palo Alto
California
Marger Or Dutt
Allison Armstrong
Chicago
Milan Shields
Wilbur C. Motison
Malcolm
Iowa
William Molison
Ames
Husked Any Corn Yet
A playful ad urging farmers to buy shoes for corn husking. It promotes various Florsheim brand footwear by A. FE. ATCHISON and highlights comfort wear and lasting service for huskers.
Funeral services and local social notes
A column notes the funeral of Charles Donningham attended by family members including Frank L. Wilson and updates on health and travel. Various local residents, including Minnie Eckerman and Elsie Glassburner, are mentioned with brief visits and weekend plans. References to services, birthday celebrations, and exchanges between neighbors appear throughout the items.
Local Ladies Visit Relatives and Travel Plans Mentioned
Mrs Will Horning traveled to Muscatine to visit her nephew Jessie Benz. Mrs Mary Rhea departed for Lincoln Nebraska to spend winter with sister Mrs FE Ardell. Mrs C F Grosseup of Brighton visited here yesterday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Horning
Muscatine
Jessie Benz
Mary Rhea
Lincoln
Nebraska
FE. E. Ardell
Also Mentioned on This Page
FOX Theatre
William
Hart
Rudolph Valentino
the Son of the Sheik
Wilma Banky
United A Artists Pic
the “Sheik
Rtpy
W. W. Vinson
H. M. Shellabarger
J. E. Coffey
West Chester
Ruth White
Marion
Mary Dawson
A. L. Myers of
Keota
C. B. Laing
Thornburg, la
Walter Hunt
Oskaloosa
Mr. Hunt
The
Wolfe Floral Co
N. Long
Mre
Florrence Smith and Daughter
Keola
Miss Lou Huskins
Tai
Hana
Washington Press
John Dillon
Mr. Partington
Mart Miller
Atlas
T. A. H. Wylie
J. Renwick George
Stanton, M
Della Wallace
Washington County
Academy Chapel
Glee Club
C. E. Babcock
Scofield
John L. Zeber
W. G. Wallace
Kuhn Bros
Nclent
Will Mount
Roth, Crail and Mount
Ashby, Guthrie and Mount
Biechelbergers
Bloomfield
Valentine Winter
Dayton
Ohio
Francis McKee
Burlington
Aledo
Sutton
Joe Sutton
sirMabel Crookstro
S. Shaffer
Carl Anderson
Wellman
Hubert Beal
Town City
William Beal
R. H. Malin
A. H. Exsley
Ft. Madison
S. P. Telford
John J. Bailey
Davenport
Will Duncan
W. W. Johnson
Loos Beach
Calif
Chas. Thomas
Kansas City
Joe Wright
Rachael Fabrick
Cedar Falls
Edna Witting
Havre
Will
Mildred Davidson
Frances Riley
Betty Jacobs
Helen Breese
Lemonte
Leo Parrington
St Louis
Harold ‘Turner
Letts
J. L. Brookhart
Chillicothe
Tory
Velvet Ost Dream
McElhinney Drug Co
L. McDaniel
A. FE. Atchison
Florsheims
Washington Cleaners
South Side Service
W. Long, Prop
West Chester Savings Bank
Frank L. Wilson
Charles (. Don-ningham
O. EL Brookhart
Roy Steele
Haskins
Minnie Eckerman of
Kinross
J. T. Moore
Elsie Glassburner
Fairfield
Ottumwy
Bert Eason
Scranton
Mgr
W. A. Phillips
C. W. Reynolds
Wyseton
Saskatchewan
Canada
EB. J. Stewart
LASKY
Wallace Beery Haymond Hatton
Ary
Brian
Garamoun
N. D. Anderson
TAXI
Vail
John Shields & Sons
Graham
Pathe News
Harold Lloyd
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