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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1928

Page

8

Local couple and others obtain marriage licenses today

West Chester residents Lloyd Bauer Edith Kleese and Lloyd Bingham of Brookin Massachusetts join Mary Lemmon of Washington in obtaining marriage licenses. The item notes Wessels nine niece orchestra at Rerde's barn with Floss Miller a Tri Cities favorite, and mentions John Theriorn Sherm Welch Ferreol motor trip to Iowa City Cedar Rapids Belle Plaine and Marengo visiting Bob Hibbs. Mrs J S McElhinney travels to Williamsburg for a brief business trip.

F. Lloyd Bauer Edith E. Kleese West Chester Lloyd Arthur Bingham Brookin Mass Mary Isabelle Lemmon Washington Wessel Rerde Floss Miller Tri-Cities Coon Sander Theriorn Sherm Welch Ferreol Iowa City Cedar Rapids Belle Plaine Marenug Bob Hibbs Grand Hancellor Knights of Phythias

Local town notes on teaching moves births and visits

Isabelle Davis goes to Luther to teach in the grades. Mr and Mrs Norman Bean announce a son Stanley Diane at the county hospital weighing 8% pounds. Several residents travel for study and visits to Beaver Falls Geneva College Muscatine and Washington with mentions of balloon ascension and a toncil operation.

Isabelle Davis Luther, Town Norman Bean Ainsworth Stanley Diane

Baby named Maxine McKee born to Mr and Mrs Young

Mr and Mrs Robert Young of Vinton announce the birth of a baby girl born August 2 in Washington. She is named Maxine McKee with Mrs Young to be known as Miss Constance McKee. The item also notes fall dances and local shopping activity in Washington and nearby towns.

Robert Young Vinton Aaby Air Washington Maxine McKee Young Constance McKee

Oma Strain of Crawfordsville shop

Mr and Mrs W S Wilcox went to Oskaloosa this morning to attend the fair Mrs Andy Augustine of West Chester was a shopper in Washington yesterday Viola Moore of Ainsworth was shopping in Washington yesterday and attending the teachers institute Jersey milk 10c qt delivered Phone R19 30 Cedar Lawn Dairy

Maynard Brows Joe Wright Oskaloosa Elmer Piper Hirocota Washington Oma Crawfordsville W. S. Wilcox Andy Augustine West Chester Viola Moore Ainsworth Teacher's Institute Jersey Cedar Lawn

Ferguson family reunion highlights in Crawfordsville

The Ferguson family reunion was held August 31 at the John Johnson home in Mt. Pleasant with about 50 attendees. A dinner and a program of music and readings were enjoyed. Next year’s reunion is planned at the R. C. Ferguson prune in West Chester, with officers including R. C. Ferguson as president and R. J. Ferguson as vice president. Additional attendees hailed from West Chester and nearby towns, and local residents listed include J. A. Moorhead, J. C. Mitchell, and several Herring and Twinam families. Domestic notes mention travels, school openings, and local hires.

Crawfordsville Ferguson John Johnson Mt. Pleasant Johnson R. C. Ferguson Prine West Chester R.C. Ferguson R. J. Ferguson Maude Herring Washington Wyman Ft. Madison J. A. Moorhead J. C. Mitchell Eleanor Mitchell Kratter Ang Son Dean Boyd Twinam Mary ‘Twinam Jessie Fletcher Clarence Moorehead Lewis Herring Sam Witting Farrell Young Jimmie Lawrence Cherryholmes Kansas

Fuller to Speak at Washington Teacher Institute

A. C. Fuller of Cedar Falls arrived in Washington from Fairfield last evening and will address the teacher's institute today.

A. C. Fuller Cedar Falls Washington Fairfield Teacher's Institute

Orchard theft notice and local updates from Washington

Notice warns of ten day period to settle theft of apples pears and grapes or face the Sheriff. Obituaries and travel notes include fr Haight near ninety in serious condition, Mrs Waldschmidt in Davenport, Velma Booth off to Moody Bible Institute, and several local visits and trips by residents. Auctioneer D F Macon and supplier ads close the listing with farm paints and animal feed offers.

Jesse Marr

Washington Weekend News Completes Local Visit List

Our patrons enjoy a lively show and reports praise for Richard Barthelmess in a standout role. Mrs. Henry Underwood and Olive return from a ten day visit in Chicago and Detroit. J W Dayton and family from Chicago visit Washington over Labor Day. Frank and Elmer Bergquist of Chicago join their parents for their father’s eightieth birthday. Mary Gale Letts of Ainsworth attends the teachers institute in Washington after working in Marshall Field's store in Chicago this summer.

Fi E. Ross Crawfordsville W. A. Tracy Keokuk Leila Carris Keota Silva Vassar Ft. Madison Alice Tonnesen Dike Lucile Carper Olds Lulu Berry Wellman Geraldine Stratton West Branch Nina Johnson West Chester Irene de Long Wash Henry Underwood Olive Chicago Detroit Frank and Elmer Bergquist Mary Gale Letts Ainsworth Washington Teachers Institute Marshall Field

Hardscrabble Youths Prep Play At New Haven Church

The Hardscrabble youths announce a production of The Hoodoo Coon at New Haven Church on Friday September 7. Admission is twenty five and fifteen cents. Miss Sylvia Warren leaves for Brooklyn to resume her drawing supervisor post, after a summer at Washington home. Mrs Glenn Wilson returns from a visit with Centerville friends. Mrs Leslie McFarland and children Harold Norene visit Davenport today. Mr Wilcox travels to Ainsworth for several days of work.

Sylvia Warren Brooklyn New York Miss Warren Washington New Haven Leslie McFarland Harold Norene Davenport

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