Presbyterian thrift sale to be held in McNamara building
Evelyn McGuire travels from Washington to Des Moines then home. Local residents Mrs Homer Darbyshire and children returned to Ottumwa after brief Washington visit. Mrs Elmer Phiefer and Mr Lampoon hosted guests. the Kecks went to Fate Held for district federated club convention. Mrs A N Keister and Mrs Jo McFarland visited Eldon. Mrs Smith returned from Havre after visiting daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn McGuire
Coster
Washington
Des Moines
Carl Keck
A. N. Keister
Jo McFarland
Eldon Tiny
Land Home
George Mek
Dair Congress and Dakota Roads Highlight 1900s Dairy Fair
The piece recalls a Homestead Farm journey linking Cedar Rapids Waterloo Cleary Okoboji Sioux Falls Mitchell and Huron with a Dairy Congress fairground exhibit. It extols Dakota farming, sturdy roads, and modernized travel across Iowa and South Dakota, contrasting harsh winters with improved all-year routes and coastal California as a benchmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Cleary
Okobola
Sioux Falls
Mitel
Huron
Wate
Dairy Congress
Clear Lake
Okeboi
Dakota
Iowa
Washin
Samy Man
Washington County
Lyon County
Towa
Lowa
Washington
Great Coast
California
Jolly Fitty club dances at Armory in week events
Residents visit and travel notes Fill in brief local chatter about Mrs Hen Miller visiting Havre at the William Miller home and the Jolly Fifty club planning a dance at the Armory on Thursday October 18th. Attendees from Moline and Crawmatsville are noted along with shoppers in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs Hen Miller
Havre
William Miller
Jolly Fitty Club
Miscellaneous local notices and social items from Washington area
Fragmented OCR style notes list visits, travel, and small events across Washington region. Mentions include Mrs. Charles Smith visiting Kansas, St Ambrose student status, a chicken pie dinner at Nort Side cafe, appetites for local sales, and various residents visiting family or traveling to Davenport, Oskaloosa, Fairfield, or Seattle. Casual social and community updates provide snapshot of daily life and local commerce.
Presbyterian church meets Friday with missionary report
The Wenat's miss the Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs. G. W. Wallace at 623 East Main Street Friday afternoon. A missionary report from the synodical meeting will be given. The Philatheas plan a Sunday school Halloween masquerade Thursday evening at Marie Camps home with Gladys Clark and Tene McKay as assistant hostesses. A regular meeting is set for 7 30. The chicken supper at Pleasa nil church Wednesday night is postponed indefinitely due to weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss the Presbyterian Church
G. W. Wallace
East Main Street
Philathea Kiss
Me B
Marie Camps
Gladys Clark
Tene McKay
Pleasanil
Will Try Again For Endurance Record
Oakland Airport Oct 16 A P report says mechanics repairing a broken oil tank on Capt Roscoe Turner's plane and J Rand after an endurance flight attempt. They left at 130 pm yesterday and landed at Ted s at 5 pm to report a defective oil tank. They announced plans to resume the attempt today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland Airport
Raer
Rand
Local residents visit Washington and area events
Miss Luete Forgey returns to Washington to resume work with Senator Hrookhart staff. Mr and Mrs Embree visit family in Washington on business. Presbyterians plan Christ Safe Saturday event October 20 in McNamara building. Mrs Floyd Hamworth shopped in Washington. Various local residents from Wellman and nearby towns are mentioned visiting relatives and handling errands. Majestic radio promotion noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luete Forgey
Smith Hrookhart
Washington, D. C
Washington
WI Embree
West
Local Visitors and Weekend Outings Across Cedar Rapids Area
Nellie DeWitt visited Columbus Junction and called on Mrs Will Hemmings and Mr Noraire. Vic Crone and Mr and Mrs Nell Kessler traveled to Cedar Rapids for Sunday activities. Clyde returned from Chicago after several business days. Thomas of Columbus Junction came to Washington on business. Joe Wright and Maynard Brown families plus children Shirley Mac and Billy drove to Cedar Rapids for Sunday outings. Spessard hosts nearby events with Straus and date promotional note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hemmings
Noraire
Vic Crone
Nell Kessler
Ceda Rapids
Joe Wright
Maynard Brown
Shirley Mac
Billy
Cedar Rapids
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FOX
Clara Bow
Charles
Rogers Rechard Arlen
Gary Cooper
Salo
Arts Cafe
Ell and
Delbert Me
Will
St. of the Presbyterian Church
Saturn
McNamara |Uilding
Elmer
Saturda
Ernest Carlsen
Gto Parrfield
Swn
MS Smith
Mra, M. Maxwell
Ork
Pri Pre Ming
Ening Arial
Mrerman
Detter
Joe Lint
Dryersville
McDaniel
NEW Graham Theatre
Pathe Presents
Cecil B. Demille
Cmleken
North Sie Cafe
Basle
Moline
Mres
Bed. Harn
Willis Beatty
Ind
Lew Lehard Beatty
Ralph
J.C
Crawmatsville
Floyd Green
Keota
Kero
Charles Smith
Kansas
Presb N Church
McNamara Building
Omer
Bockhorst
Davenport
St. Ambrose College
Nort Side Cafe
Fatra
Carlson's
Jsale
George Pratt
Winfield
C. A. Pray
Herdo
Strams
Wayne Allen
Wayland
J.B. White
Wellman
Hopperrom
Washaturday
Alla White
Oskaloosa
Miss White
the Heights School
Apl
Speseard
Grimes
Jonathan
Ted Crone
Holy Springs
William Beal
Sherm Crone
Teresa Vastine
J.C. Swift
Depa Fitumbre
Corydon
Jon Young
Sam Archi
Seattle
Tripp
Fairfield
M Jacobske
June
A Diates
Mamie
Wapell
Chalmers
Hive
Hekah
Washington Cleaners
South Side Square
Wisselong
Enna Jectick Health Shoes
V. C. Anderson
Olds
Sturday
Dr. Spessard
Presbyteriat Church
McNamara
Floyd Hamaworth
Avis
Majestic
All-Ergetric Radio
Stephens
North Side
Osta
Jennie Hoxworth
M. Gouliday
Hilinois
Sun
C.F. Hoxworth
Hallie Ward
Jim
Burlingtor
Hattie Kracaw
Richland
and Mirs
J. A. Arnold
RD. Arnold and Son
Lly
Harry James
G. E. Mayon
W. C. Anderson
Asto
Frank Wilson
Delbert
B. Reed
Paul French
Margaret Embree
West Towester
Washingtton
Dodder Wallpaper and Paint Store
Nellie DeWitt
Columbus Junction
Berdo
Straus
Doe Clyde
Chicago
Spessard
Eth ‘Thomas
Columbie Junction
Haig
Walter Haight
Singer Shop
John Shields & Sons
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