Local Notes on Roses and DAR Conference Attendees
Mrs. C. FE. Beaty sends a fragrant bouquet of red over blooming roses to the Journal office. Wr. and Mrs. Homer Mount and several others travel to Ottumwa for the district conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Earl Birney of Cedar Rapids visits Washington relatives. Drive in to Mace Body & Paint Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Mount
Paul Snakenberg
Frank Kurtz
J. O. Elder
Ottumwa
Snakenberg
Kurtz
Elder
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Earl Birney
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Fender
Mace Body & Paint Shop
Brighton Day Farm ad drive and social notes across towns
Community members from Brighton and surrounding towns traveled to Washington for promotional work on the Brighton Farmer's Day set for Saturday. Local birthdays and social visits surface, including Marvin Warnock sending a birthday cake for the coffee club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Warnock
Gail J. Dickinson
Brighton
Washington
Australian heat race sparks city rivalry and records
The dispute names Ivanhoe and Marble Bar as contenders for the hottest spot in Australia with Ivanhoe claiming 29 days above 100 and Marble Bar citing 106 days and an official 120.55 degree record. Bourke enters with 125 degrees from 1909. Official tallies are kept in Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Ivanhoe
Marble Bar
Bourke
Sydney
Regular meeting notice and railway stop details
Washington Lodge No 36 announces a regular meeting Friday every month. Ray Cox W M and A W Yard secretary. The Golden State Limited and Californian trains have daily regular stops at Washington and Knoxville Branch details provided, including stop times and passenger handling notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtonw Lodge Ao
A. M
Ray Cox
W. MI
W. Yard
Golden State Limited
Californian
Washington
Gilse
California
Pleasant Plain visitors and travelers in Washington
Callers include Rev and Mrs Findley of Pleasant Plain and Mr and Mrs H G Miller returning from a east coast trip including the world's fair in New York. Others arrive for a funeral and visits, with locals aiding shops while families travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Findley
Pleasant Plain
Washington
H. G. Miller
New York
D. C
Gettysburg
Canada
Lou Smith
Millers
Grinnell
Miss Gwendolyn Sywassink Weds Leonard Curtis in Muscatine
Miss Gwendolyn Jean Sywassink daughter of Mr and Mrs E J Sywassink Muscatine and Leonard Curtis son of Ernest Curtis Columbus Junction were married Saturday evening at Grace Lutheran Muscatine The Rev Reno Frobenius read the gingering service Attendants were Miss Letty Sywassink and Clarence Cuthamp Only immediate relatives attended The bride wore a black wool dress and veil
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Gwendolyn Jean Sywassink
E J. Sywassink
Muscatine
Leonard Curtis
Ernest Curtis
Grace Lutheran Church
Reno R. Frobenius
Letty Sywassink
Clarence Cuthamp
Wedding Party Fetes Couple with Rosebud Corsage Attendants
The tailored ensemble and corsage details frame a 1930s wedding. Attendants wore black brushed wool with Killarney roses as corsage. Guests dined at the Spanish Villa after the ceremony. The wedding trip is deferred to November. Mr Curtis is a Columbus Junction high school graduate. Mrs Curtis is Muscatine high school class of 1939. The couple will reside locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killarney
Spanish Villa
Curtis
Columbus Junction High School
Muscatine High School
Chile Buys More U S Yarn In Shift From Imports
Mr Curtis, a clerk in the post office, notes that Chile is purchasing more United States yarns. The article highlights rising U S yarn exports to Chile and suggests a growing trade link between the two regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Curtis
Chile
United States
Hospital Movements In Local Family Headlines
Mrs. Maurice Kelly and her son Lary Gene were discharged yesterday. Carl Humble underwent a tonsillectomy this morning. Clarice Meek was admitted for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Kelly
Lary Gene
Carl Humble
Clarice Meek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spurgeon
Gpurgeon's Thrift Store
Fairfield
Wolf Floral CO
South Side Square
Fresh Eggs
Reister Bros
Marion
George
W. M. Nichol
Hugh McCleery
Lorinda
United Presbyterian Church
Journal Office
Spurgeon's
Thrifl
Coats
Foxcraft
J. C. Sandell
Mary Liebus
Msgr
Carl Meinberg
St. Ambrose College
Davenport
Paul Horak
Oskaloosa
Larry Paul
Doris Decatur
Myrtle Pearce
Rex Frank
Mrs. Frank
Rubal
Mackenzie
M.E. Church
Oral Long
Hugh Morris
Ainsworth
O. F. Leppert
Rubio
Vanzel Vodicka
Kalona
John B. Martin
Wayland
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Lega
Inet
Lie Invest
Hefore
Rukgaber Hardware
la P
Knoxville
L. Goodlander
Anderson
Kansas City-Davenport
Southwest Limited
Neam
W. C. Bell
Burlington Trailways
Eresewene
Omaha
Chicago
Ceaetile
Chago
Candy Kitchen
North Side Square
Ecagewan O
AL Gantoni
Vincent Keesey
Ann
Drexel Hill
Nellie Wilson
Des Moines
Frances Stewart
Ralph Smith
Martin Maher
Mary
Waukon
Frank Macon
Dale Gallagher
Preston Wolfe
June Knotek
Jane Knupp
MacMurray College
Jacksonville, Ill
Phi Kappa Delta Social Sorority
J. N. Irwin
George Hotle
T. H Peters Hardware Store
Joli Shebeck
Mrs. Peters
St. Louis
George McClelland
Quincy, Lil
Ralph
Hollywood
Calif
Quincy
Louise White
Nebro
Miss Sywassink
Junction
Aces Yra Ve
Teen Col Lone
Cen
C. S. Lemmon
No. 1
Eveready Plumbing & Heating
Iowa Ave
B.G B
B.&b. Clothing Store
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!