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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1925

Page

8

Local visits and travel notes from Burlington and area

Miss Ethal Stacy visited Burlington last evening and plans to see friends today. Mrs. William Schroeder travels to Topeka on business. The Fairmont Creamery moves to Johnson's Grocery with cash paid for cream and eggs. Mrs. M. A. Hunter and children plus guests head to Oskaloosa for the day. Mrs. Owen Cnossen and Mrs. Iola Winja visit Keota to spend the day with relatives. Mr. Owen Cnossen and family feature woolen goods. Mrs. H. L. Mayhew to Burlington for a week with her sister Mrs. Sam Wilson.

Ethal Stacy Burington Fairmont Johnson's Grocery Owen Cnossen Iola Winja Keota H. L. Mayhew Burlington Sam Wilson

Local visitors and shoppers fill Washington area social pages

Mrs Josephine Kennedy of Oma ha Nebraska and Mrs Flora Kalk of Washington visit at the C J Wilson home. Irene Rodruck of Winfield visits sister Mrs Paul Gorhas. Various residents travel to Crawfordsville Fairfield Davenport and Elden for family, chores, or homecoming events. Apollo Chocolates promotion advertised and local tradespeop le noted with sales and services.

Josephine Kennedy Omaha Nebraska Flora Kalk Washington, D. C C. J. Wilson Kalk Kennedy General Stanton Irene Rodruck of Winfield Paul Gorhas

Shape of Sherwood Forest In Robin Hood Legend

Historical note describes Sherwood Forest as twenty five miles long and ten miles wide with pastures heaths and wooded groves. notes areas including barren tracts and dense groves in the Robin Hood region.

Sherwood Forest Robin Hood

Long Ago Oilroads Boost Agriculture in Iowa

Long article notes railroads lift farm output by giving access to best markets and high prices. Local items include Charley Meeves and Dave Burroughs seeking a Dakota livery, Dr. Scofield re elected health officer, beer license to George Wasner, health ordinance against epidemics, a hand car accident near a bridge, new buggy top by Heil and Burton, lectures by H. A. Burrell, Julius Conger lip surgery, a dubious whiskey scheme, a one service proposal, a successful Strawberry Festival, and local trade with Cunningham teas.

Honor Roll Seniors List From Local High School

The high school announces its Honor Roll seniors with one A and three Bs or equivalent as the admission criterion. Notable names include Carolyn McCleery Isabelle Davis Homer Brinning Harold Johnson Martha Stalla Josephine Bailey Ruth Hedges Eula Martin Kenneth Anderson William Sloat Helen Young Mary Roberts Florence Rohrer Stella Cox Dorothy Babb Clara Petratz Mary Willits Frances Thomas Edna Jones Catharine Hull Edith Carr Dorothy Kos Margaret Sexton Florence Brookhart Estelle Davidson Edwin Griffith Celesta Brinning Roy Finch Martha Crone Alice Wead Vera Keating Gertrude Hammer Harold Briley Lucy Bruty Maurice Meyer Elsie Wagner Maynard Kallonus Frances Boyd Baja Boller Jeanette Karel Edith Brookhart Mary McConaugry John West phat Bessie Wenger.

Carolyn McCleery Isabelle Davis Homer Brinning Harold Johnson Martha Stalla Josephine Bailey Ruth Hedges Eula Martin Kenneth Anderson William Sloat Helen Young Mary Roberts Cy Florence Rohrer Stella Cox Dorothy Babb Clara Petratz Mary Willits Frances Thomas Martha Kos Edna Jones Catharine Jane Hull Edith Carr Dorothy Kos Margaret Sexton Florence Brookhart Estelle Davidson Edwin Griffith Celesta Brinning Roy Finch Martha Crone Alice Wead Vera Keating Gertrude Hammer Harold Briley

Fragments From a Small-Town Iowa Page

Local notes recount Texas-bound crews led by George and William Hale near Hearm with nine teams and three hundred miles of waconing ahead. Other items mock baldness among youths, blue storefronts, visits, a broken collarbone, and a fire ladder misuse advisory from Fire Marshal Chas Hebner.

Texas George Wm. Hale Hearm Geo. Hale

Local Notes From Burlington Area And Nearby Visits

Ruth Hedgeg visited relatives in Mount Pleasant end of week. J. C. McKay absent from Burlington ticket office due to mother’s illness Verne Simpson of Winfield is relief operator for Burlington ticket agent Mrs Harry Ofelt has returned home from visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Whitaker. Henrietta Whitaker accompanied her for a visit. Candy Kitchen advertises high quality homemade candy made with pure cane sugar. Mrs John J Bailey went to Cedar Rapids to visit son John A for a few days. Mrs Tracy Phillips returned after visiting Mr and Mrs Glenn Garner in Oskaloosa.

J. C. McKay Burlington Verne Simpson Winfield Harry Ofelt Harry Whitaker Henrietta Whitaker Candy Kitchen John J. Bailey Cedar Rapida John A Tracy Phillips Glenn Garner Oskaloosa

Geese Breed in Pur North and Winter Across Mid-Atlantic

The biological survey notes geese breed in the Pur North region and migrate south to Maryland and as far as Vexar. Some winter in New Jersey when weather allows, though few are found in the northeastern states during winter months.

The Biological Survey Maryland Vexar New Jersey

Stand for Truth Says Channing Passages

Quote attributed to Channing on the need for a strong independent stance backed by numbers and a clear echo from the crowd. The remark urges fewer supporting voices to strengthen one’s own position.

Walt Channing

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