Koch sale offers corn on the cob or shelled by weight
Betty Gass returned to Burlington after a visit with Mary Mickey. Mrs. F C Beal and her daughter Opal of Cedar Rapids left after a short stay with Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Lee. The note promotes a sale on Wednesday September 5 2012 for corn by weight both shelled and on the cob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koch
Betty Gass
Burlington
Mary Mickey
F.C. Beal
Opal
Cedar Rapids
M. D. Lee
Ten Years Ago Today Local Families Return From Des Moines
Ten years ago today Mr and Mrs Carl Libe Mr and Mrs Frank Libe and son Maurice and Misses Lela and Mary White and Miss Banks returned from Des Moines where they attended the state fair. Also notes on floor polishers, Nyal's Digestive Tablets and hog top price, with a weather forecast of mostly fair tonight and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Libe
Frank Libe
Maurice
Lela
Mary White
Banks
Des Moines
L. L. Kos
Martha and
Bohumil
Blanche Beranek
M. CC. DeLong
Irene
Neil Trotman
Roy Mallory
Local residents return from visits and travels across states
Miss Elizabeth McCracken returns to Genesee Illinois after a two day visit with Mr and Mrs John Warnock and relatives at Thornburg. Miss Sylvia Warren of Pontiac Michigan returns home after visiting her aunts and plans to teach in Iron Mountain Michigan. Shields family concludes a 2300 mile trip through Minnesota and Canada. Robert Shields visits Grinnell on the way back. Katherine Bostwick arrives from Chicago to visit her mother Mrs B F Bostwick Sr. Dorothy Ward leaves for Cedar Rapids to resume work at Killian department store after two weeks ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth McCracken
Genesee
Linois
John Warnock
Thornburg
Sylvia Warren
Pontiac
Sylvia
Ella Warren
Iron Mountain
Michigan
Milan
Tina
Edith
John
Billy Shields
Minnesota
Canada
Robert Shields
Grinnell
Des Moines
Katherine Bostwick
Chicago
B. F Bostwick
Dorothy Ward
Cedar Rapids
Killian Department Store
John McConahey
Mount Union
Washington
Brighton
Pekin
Agnes Wheelan
the Commercial Savings Bank
Keithsburg
Ill
Decela
Local residents visit, travel notes span several states
A parade of visitors and travel notes fills the Washington scene. Mr and Mrs George Maxwell and Mrs Jennie Ewing of Colorado Springs toured Cedar Rapids. Will Warnock of New Haven Conn visited Johns Warnock at his Washington home. Amy Christian returned from Decorah to teach science. Travel and teaching moves alternate with visits to relatives and shopping in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Maxwell
Jennie Ewing
Colorado Springs
Cedar Rapids
Ewing
Washington
Will Warnock
New Haven
Conn
John Warnock
Missouri
Oklahoma
Colorado
Marvin Wareck
Mt. Pleasant
Local residents visit families and scenes around Washington
Mr and Mrs Garrett F Kuil and Mr and Mrs M Triestram of Kalamazoo are in town visiting relatives while Kuilema, formerly employed at the Journal, travels with his wife Leila Wilson. Oscar Baker recovers from appendicitis at Washington county hospital. Harriet Barrett arrives as new commercial teacher. Aara Simmering is doing well after an appendectomy. Labor Day ball game Wyman vs Washington at 2:30. Mrs Nora Richner relocates to North Hollywood California. Hoover’s childhood home in West Branch draws nearly 13 000 visitors from across the U S and abroad with ongoing viewings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett F. Kuilema
M. Triestram
Kalamazoo
Mich
Kuilema
Journal
Leila Wilson
John S&s. Wilson
Washington
Hoover
West Branch
Iowa
Community notes and visits fill Washington week
Martha McGinnis of Union Grove visits sister Ruth McGinnis in town while PTA hosts a book exchange in the community room Friday through Monday. Local residents travel for business, shopping, and family visits, with several plans to leave for Des Moines and Iowa City and Gretchen McElhinney set to teach in Fairfield schools. Glenn Watson becomes the new clerk at Cunningham grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Watson
West Chester
Cunningham Grocery Store
Washington News Notes Local People Arrive and Return
The report lists numerous residents visiting Washington from nearby towns and returning home. It notes Guy Carleton resuming duties as assistant principal, visits by Myrl Chestnut, Marie Landau, and many others for work, travel, or family affairs, with several moving homes or starting new roles.
Last Sermon of Rev B F Moses at A M E Church
The A M E Church announces Sunday school at 9 45 a m and preaching at 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m. Pastor Rev B F Moses will deliver his last sermon before the annual conference as he presents a yearly report of the charge and thanks all who aided the work.
Obituary of Mrs. Joe Witting Wittmer at Noble
Alice Wittmer Wittmer was born December 6 1854 in Milhouse Alsace and died August 24 at 9 45 p m at her Noble home. She came to the United States at 13, lived near Noble and Wayland, married Joseph Witting in 1875, had eleven children, eight daughters and a son alive. Services were held at 2 00 p m at the home and 2 30 p m at Eicher Church with Rev H J Schragg and Rev Jassenger officiating. Burial followed in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Witting
Alice Wittmer
Milhouse
Alscase- Gonaine
Noble
John
Anna Wicher Wittmer
United States
Wayland
Kansas
Joseph Witting
John H
Margaret Splener
Susan Alston
Marvy Itwiller
Sarah Unsicker
Hopedale
Ill
Fannie Zehr
Katherine Augsburger
Sweeny
Texas
Emma Prieheim
Freiman
Eicher Church
H. J. Schragg
Jassenger
Bankers to Elect in Iowa for ABA Council Seats
Two Iowa bankers announce candidacies for the June 1929 vacancies on the executive council of the American Bankers Association. C. J. Weiser of Decorah heads the oldest Iowa bank and owns eleven others, while Herbert L. Horton of Des Moines National Bank is a vice president of both the Iowa and American Bankers associations. The vacancies will be filled at the ABA convention next June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
American Bankers Association
Iowa
C. J. Weiser
Winneshiek County State Bank of
Decorah
Herbert L. Horton
Des Moines National Bank
Weiser
Horton
Iowa Bankers Association
Journal Wan 478 Pay Trial Convinces
A trial regarding payment issues related to Journal Wan 478 concludes with a persuasive outcome. Key figures and organizations are cited, emphasizing the dispute's resolution.
Local Families Go Visiting and Traveling Across States
Mr and Mrs Earle Corbin and family went on a fishing trip yesterday. Mrs Wilber Miller William Sloat and Charles Miller returned from a visit in Waterloo at the homes of Pressey Frank and Earl Limerman in Minneapolis. D F Macon auctioneer Washington Iowa. Mrs Leigh Tedford and daughter Marjorie have joined her husband in Idaho Springs Colorado. The Koch sale corn is in good dry cribs. Totz Mr and Mrs C A Padfield of Wichita visited Franks Carter. Mrs Padfield and Mrs Carter are sisters. Mrs Milo Weaver and others visited Mrs Art Minick in Decatur Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Corbin
Wilber Miller
William Sloat
Charles Miller
Waterloo
Pressey Frank
Earl Limerman
Minneapolis
Leigh Tedford
Marjorie
Walter Kleese
Mr. Tedford
Idaho Springs
Colorado
Koch
Totz
C. A. Padfield
Wichita, Kansas
Frank Carter
Milo Weaver
C. Reister
Harriet
Lloyd Foster
Bobby
Decatur
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E Fox
Tom Mix
Tony
Cheyenne
Daryl Lincoln
Baily
Loyal News
Nyal
Geo. L. McDaniel
Guy Koch
Jack Potter
Dickie
Davenport
George Asken
George E. Pratt
Winfield and Son
Ralph
Amy Christian
Cora Bartlett
Pennsylvania
Emma Wright
Amy McConachey
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
August Glick
Alice Curtis
Crawfordsville
Charles Wessenger
Nona Dillinger
Munsventine
J. H. Weston
Pekin, UL
Ton Cherry
Phoenix
Arizona
Will Cherry
Cora Porter
Fairfield
Alice Freeman
Mary Welch of
Paxton
J. P. Wood
Mrs. Wood
Ruth Killian
Enna Jettick Health Shoes
Oscar Baker
Washington County
Harriet Barrett
Fayette
Miss Barrett
Aara E. Simmering
John H. Simmering
Labor Day
Wyman
Libe’s
Ford
Sitler’s
Margaret Moninger
Marshalltown
Dr. McCaw
Waren and
Kenneth
Colon
Nebraska
Paul Gorham
Nora Richner
California
North Hollywood
Frank Frazier
Mxcelsior Springs
Indees
Libe’s Park
Lemmon’s Jewelry Store
Fountain Pen
Lemmon’s Jewelry
Nigola
Harmon
Tw Graham Theatre
Ramon Navarro
Singapore
Joan Crawford
Ernest Torrence
Martha McGinnis
Union Grove, Wis
Ruth McGinnis
E. E. Gabriel of
Wellman
L. R. Malton
Frank
W. E. Mackey
Maurine
Omaha
Wiegman
Ollie Blake
Will Jones
Lloyd Humston
William Beal
Charles “Lilbert
L. M. Hoover
John Hoover
Mrs. Beal
John Henry
S Gretchen
Goldfield
T. J. McElhinney
Gretchen
William Boice
Iowa City
George McCleery
Hugh MecCleery
Guy Carleton
Humeston
Peter J. Hammon
Keota
Myrl Chestnut
St. Louis
James Beatty
John E. Pingel
Kevestone
Ray Moore
Ainsworth
Elon Boshart
Marie Landau
Fred Cc. Lovrien
Humboldt
Er. L. Bauer
G. F. Scoffen
Benny
Daryl
Ft. Madison
Cc. L. Bauer
Dora Minick
Charles Lemley
South
Fourth Avenue
West
Madilison Street
Meredith Chance
Riverside
Bill Allread
Oskaloosa
Julia McKevitt
Lincoln, Ill
Moline
Bloomington
J. A. Miller
Berkley
Mary Kk. Stiles
Roy Foss
Vera
Creston
Town
C. T. Bartlet
Washngton
Joe Wright
Dr. H. Cc. Hull
R. L. Pattison
Herman Wallace
Ray Rittenhouse
Citizens Military Training Camp
Dna
Richmond
Ilinois
Hazel Siberts
J. A. Porter
George McGinnis
Union Grove
Glenn Wilson
Centerville
Merle Green
West Main Street
Mr. Green Haé
Washington Qi
Iowa Avenue
Carl Hancher
Columbus Junction
Alex Plake
B. F. Moses
Washington Cleaners
South Side Square
Wilie Long
Bankers
D. F. Macon
Hila Morgan
al Grours
John Shields & Sons
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