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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1930
Page
3
Diamond Dyes offer soft bright colors for dresses drapes lingerie with high quality anilines. They go on smoothly and evenly without etching or streaking and maintain depth after wear and washing. 15c packages available through all dealers.
Miss Wilma Seberg daughter of Mr and Mrs Omar Seberg near Swedesberg wed Mr Guy Eubank of Des Moines in a ceremony conducted by Rev J J Pritchard at the M E church parsonage Attendants were Ruth and Paul Widmer The couple hosted a family supper at the bride's home and a reception at the Roy Seberg home before departing for Des Moines where Eubank works as a taxi driver.
An advertisement extols Castoria as a mild safe remedy for restless children and colic diarrhea and restlessness. It claims gentle action, suitability for infants, and features a note about coated tongues indicating constipation relief and appetite issues.
I W Hazen travels to Ottumwa after sister Mrs. Alice Breen’s sudden death on Friday. Funeral attendance. Breen longtime local resident with many friends. Community notes include visits by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frame, carload calf purchase by Lee Hunt, Bernice Anderson teaching No. 3, and local activities.
Mr and Mrs W E Paul attended a gathering at the Warren Donaldson home Tuesday evening to meet Mrs Frank Porter of Montana visiting her sister Mrs Donaldson. Miss Caroline Sheets stayed with Grandma Smith over the weekend while her parents traveled to London Iowa. George Breuer and Roy White worked painting for Ross Sheets, making the place look neat.
Nick Tinnes and son Myron visited relatives in Marshalltown over the weekend. The Howard Mangold family and Walter Wolfe hosted Sunday evening guests. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stauffer welcomed a baby boy named Glenn August born September 9, with Miss Bessie Busby of Washington caring for the family.
Mr and Mrs Tom Randall spent weekend with son Clarence and family. Will Monroe hulled clover for Roy Wells and Howard Snyder. August Pokranta of Wellman visited Sam Stauffer's to meet their new grandson. Walter Wolfe Cleo Trier and Mrs D C Robertson visited Zeno Times Sunday afternoon. Nona Times attended a Sunday school convention at Lowden Iowa last week. Roy Wells filled his filo last week. Jake Seethout and family hosted and visited Sam Stauffer's Sunday. Bessie Busby called at Howard Mangold home Sunday afternoon. Charles Corpman and wife visited Jake Soethout Friday evening.
The 4H Jolly Joker meeting date has been moved from September 20 to September 27. Community members should note the new schedule change for the event.
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