Sabbath School Class Dines Together at Livingston Home
Members of the Sabbath school class of the United Presbyterian church taught by Helen Livingston had dinner Monday evening at the Livingstons northeast of Washington. Eight attended with two guests Irene Fishburn and Ruth Mohr. A two course dinner was served by the hostess and her sister Mable Livingston.
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United Presbyterian Church
Helen Livingston
Livingston
Washington
Irene Fishburn
Ruth Mohr
Mable Livingston
St. James Church
Bessie Swift
Leon Benezier
Lohengrin
Mae Mangold
Bernice Swift
Hubert Walker
Adrian
Miss Mangold
Kappa Eta Kampa Fraternity
State Line Generating Company
Chicago
Vinci delivers pep and weight gain claims in ad
An advertisement promotes Vinci as a tonic to boost energy and appetite. It claims nervous, tired, and anemic people gain strength and sleep, with a first bottle often adding several pounds. A Mrs S Cortese endorses washing, ironing, and carrying coal without fatigue after using Vinci.
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Vinci
S. Cortese Vinci
Community notices outline fall events across Ainsworth area
Local church and school groups announce events including a B E F class party at Lyle Wilcox home on West Monroe street and a parent teacher reception at the school house. Other notices list W R C and Susan Coffey auxiliary meetings, U and E club gathering, St James bake sale, Delphian Society library session, and a bay fishing update from Kentville and New Halls Harbor noting large catches.
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M. E Church
Lyle Wilcox
West Monroe Street
The Care of Your Money Investment Guidance
The article explains how investors can benefit from a reliable investment banker. It highlights evaluating houses, safeguarding securities, collecting coupons, and the banker’s statistical bureau for monitoring investments. It also covers reinvestment, exchanges, and monthly savings plans.
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Statistical Bureau of the House
On The Radio Tonight Telecast Schedule Notes
Program lineup includes Mobil oil orchestra at 6 CST on WEAF and 7:30 CST Valmolive hour on WEAF followed by 8:36 CST Opera The Sorcerer. WJZ airs Slumber hour at 9:15 CST. In population terms a country ranks tenth in telephone usage.
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United Press
WABC
CBS
Voice of Columbia
WEAF
NBC
Cstmobil Oil Orchestra
WJZ
Resignation Resolutions Adopted for Miss Ella Reitan
The Washington county hospital board adopted resolutions regarding the resignation of Miss Ella A. Reitan as superintendent effective September 1, 1929. They praise her four years of service, note financial frugality, modern improvements, and accreditation progress. The board reluctantly accepts her resignation, wishes her success, and orders copies published in county papers.
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Washington County Hospital Board
Ella A. Reitan
Washington County Hospital
Winfield Smouse
Reitan
American College of Surgeons
County Poor Fund
Vance
Community Socials Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Marie G Crawford reports on a string of local visits and picnics. Families from Crawford and nearby towns, including Johnson, Schlatter, Martin, Kempf, Larson, and Abrahamson households, shared meals and outings at Mt Pleasant, Swedesburg park, and nearby homes during the past week.
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Will Richard
Jake Schlatter
Effie Wittmer
Elmer Heil
Idabel
Boyd
Mt. Pleasant
Milo Kempf
Harley Keiser
Wayland
Peter R. Graber
Hilbert Larson
Ferdinand
Margot
Des Moines
Lawrence Larson
Ardith
Elmer Hefl
Swedesburg Park
John Abrahamson
Myrtle
Leonard Murphy
Cleveland
Ohio
Iffie Wittmer
And Congress Is Adjourned
Tomahawk Wisconsin will host the national log rolling championship in August as top northwest champions compete for the title seeking national honors in the contest.
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Congress
Tomahawk, Wis
Northwest
Fainting Actress Becomes Mother After Stage Play
In Kokomo Indiana Mrs. Robert Hanscom leading lady of a local production fainted after the curtain fell on Smil in Through. Minutes later she gave birth to a seven pound baby girl in the theater foyer nearby.
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Kokomo
Ind
Robert Hanscom
Hearing set on grading and culverts for Washington-Wayland road
On September 8 1929 the Board of Supervisors adopted plans for grading 1.89 miles of the Washington Wayland County road with an estimated grading cost of 7190 dollars and a list of concrete culverts with varied costs. A hearing for objections to plats specifications and cost is fixed for September 18 1929 at 1 PM in the Board of Supervisors office at the Court House Washington Iowa.
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Board of Supervisors
Washington-Wayland County
No. Township
Washington
Washington Ag
Franklin
Court House
Iowa
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Ainsworth
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Joy
Reynolds
Island
Moline
Viola
Illinois
Wren Jones
Hollywood
Caldtérisla
Newton
Kan
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A. B. Schmoeller
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Wre
West Chester
M. EB
Tom Harvey
St. James
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Delphian Society
Kentville
Bay of Funds
Scott's Bay
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Max Parker
Pall Festival
Worcesters
Chilcott
Scott Furniture Company
Frigidaire
Iowa Southern Utilities Co