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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1931
Page
8
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Violet Rose and Goldie Carhaugh returned home Sunday night after three weeks in Chicano. Elgin watches priced at 27.50 is part of the sale. 17013 Miss Elizabeth Dumont of Quebec visits Mrs. C S Williams in town.
Local ad notes repossessed Davenport furniture for sale from Scott Furniture Co. Mr and Mrs Jah Ward return from caring for Warren Matthess at Wellman farm then travel through Iowa and Nebraska visiting Minden and Des Moines. Charlene investor accompanied them. Watermelon offer: 1000 Dixie Belles with guaranteed quality at fair prices. James Chapman 527 8S Ave B. 17012
The sixty fourth McCullough family reunion met at Weed park Muscatine with 70 members. F G McCullough delivered a family history from 1775 to present. Officers were reelected: Kennedy president Barnhart vice president McCullough secretary treasurer. Wehmeyer reunion at Columbus Junction drew 65 attendees with officers reelected. Nearby residents from Rock Island Oakville Wapello Conesville Muscatine and Columbus Junction attended.
More than 100 railroads in the southwest United States join a joint tariff for store door service on less than carload shipments effective October 1. The plan aims to reclaim about 75 percent of business lost to motor trucks, with numerous lines listed and major centers including St. Louis, New Orleans, Memphis, Fort Worth, and Kansas City. Iowa not yet included.
Fairman Dick of Roosevelt and Sons testified at the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing to counter claims railroads overstate needs for a 15 percent freight rate increase. He said savings banks have not dumped railroad securities due to New York law and blamed investor prudence rather than the law's mechanics.
Crawfordsville begins its new term with Supt. W. Tsmith as principal and a full corps of teachers led by Geraldine Stratton from West Branch Iowa. Others include Walter Rousher from Mt Pleasant and Grace Holmes from Oskaloosa.
Mr and Mrs J B R Clyde and children plan to move to Haviland Kansas where he will teach at the junior college this year. Various residents are listed with visits, relocations, and returns to work at multiple stores and towns including Palmyra Ravanna Elmira Evanston and Kanakakee with accompanying family details.
A list of Washington residents visiting for a Keithsburg Illinois family reunion includes George Wheelan and daughters Agnes Loretta Julia McKevitt and families of the Wheelan group, Miss Julia McKevitt, Bessie Speheger and Mrs. C. S. Hroxworth. They traveled from the west after a seven week vacation visiting relatives in Nebraska Wyoming and Missouri.
Indebted residents urged to settle with Mrs. C. O. Davis Admx at 215 S Ave C. Miss Virginia Law starts a two year business college course in Burlington. Miss Ogle Teets becomes cashier at North Side cafe. Westphat the Jeweler advertises Elgin watches on sale. Local residents G S Springman J Z Hinshaw and M R Hinshaw visit Keokuk Ft Madison. Baptist Ladies plan bake sale at Washington Cleaners on Saturday Sept 4. E A Conner Urban and Norbert Te Bockhorst visit Clinton. Oma Mason of Burlington visits. Miss June Arnold accompanies.
Mr and Mrs E A Goéske spent Sunday at Wellman attending the Lutheran mission festival. Victor and Walter Oetjen were in Wellman Sunday for the same event. Ward Chandler and Roy Caviness were in Packwood Sunday. Auctioneer U S Macon Washington Iowa. Phone omitted.
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