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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1928

Page

6

Local society notes from Washington fall festival

Mrs C hedges visits Mt Pleasant for a few days with her sister Mrs Jes Hills. Lee Hanna family from Crawfordsville attends Washington fall festival. Mrs G B Berdock from West Chester spends day in Washington. Sterling Ritchey, Iowa Univ medical student, pledged to Phi Rho Sigma. Mrs Joe Falk and daughters Frances and Helen stay with Rothschilds in Washington. Everett Huber family from Wellman attends fall festival.

Carl Hedges Mt. Pleasant Jes. Hills Lee Hanna Crawfordsville Washington G. BE. Berdock West Chester Sterling Ritchey FR. M. Ritchey School of Medicine Iowa University Phi Rho Sigma

Keota and area residents visit Washington for fall festival

Keota visitor J. G. Stewart arrives in Washington for a business and pleasure trip. Cynthia Cain from Brighton attends the fall festival in Washington. Donald Bell with Marilyn and Omer Jones with De Lee travel from Mechanicsville and Muscatine to Washington for the festival. R. S. Miller from Winfield also visits for the events. Keota residents Howard K. Stewart Roy Stewart and A. A. Clendenning ride to Washington with Sam Witting from Crawfordsville to attend the fall festival.

J. G. Stewart of Keota Washington Donald Bell Marilyn Mechanicsville Omer Jones de Lee Muscatine O. F. Boller Howard K. Stewart Roy Stewart A. A. Clendenning

Ten Years Ago Today in Ottumwa Visit

Ten years ago Mr and Mrs Ed Grayson spent a day in Ottumwa visiting a popular fountain gathering place. The ad touts Conqueror House Paint sold for a decade with money back guarantee and urges customers to compare prices before painting. Hog market tops at eleven dollars. weather forecast calls for unsettled conditions with showers tonight and Saturday.

Local notices and visits listed from Washington area

Mrs Ed Belly returns from Oskaloosa and visits in Washington with the Sullivan home. Ss A Dickerson returns from Kansas City to attend a buying convention with J C Penney managers selecting spring stock. Mrs Henry Yoder of Wayland comes to Washington for fall festival. William Michardson of New York visits G W Wallace family. Dr W W Bowers reports a favorable operation outcome after mastoid abscess surgery in St Louis. Wanted two girls in sorting department at American Pearl Button Co. Mrs Bert Pierce returns from Minneapolis after three months with daughter Mrs David Solomon. Sept 20th is last day to pay the second tax installment without penalty. Marion S George, County Treasurer.

Ss. A. Dickerson Kansas City J C. Penney New York City William Michardson G. W. Wallace Washington Raymond Bowers St. Louis St. John’s Hospital St Louis W. W. Bowers

William Allen White Returns from Europe Attacks Tammany

Kansas editor William Allen White sails back from Europe vowing to reenter political battles within 24 hours. He confirms a 500 dollar fee for a speech to the Atlantic City electric light association and hints at renewed criticism of Tammany and Alfred E. Smith while promoting his new book Masks in a Pageant.

New York U.P William Allen White Kansas National Electric Light Association Atlantic City N. J White Alfred E. Smith Federal Trade Commission McMillin Company Tammany William Jennings Brayan Richard Jrocker Tamany Croker Bryan Q Sampson Bryan

Four Bombings Strike Chicago Overnight

Chicago reports four bombings in the last 12 hours raising this year total to 65. A south side store window blast caused $5,000 damage and woke Walter Robinson and his two children. Owner Matt Quail knows of no motive. Two under construction buildings were wrecked minutes earlier, likely tied to cement workers' union tensions. An ice cream factory and a small laundry were damaged late yesterday.

Chicago South Side Walter Robinson Matt Quail Cement Workers’ Union

Saturday's Five Best Radio Features in 1928 Listings

United Press summary of NBC and WEAF network programs including WJZ and WDAF stations. Entries note times such as 1:45 p m est and 6:30 est for Night Hawk Frolic and The Park Beach with Milwaukee Governor Smith address compilation of radio features for Saturday.

United Press WJZ NBC Guv. Smith Milwaukee Wis WEAF Lucky Strike Orchestra WDAF Kansas City the Park Beach WOR Newark

Mrs Crawford Kilgore Return From Washington Fall Festival

Mrs W K Crawford and Mrs E P Kilgore returned to Ainsworth after attending the Washington fall festival yesterday. Auctioneer DP Fr Macon of Washington Iowa listed phone 251 red. Mrs A G Ogg left for Trenton Missouri to visit her seriously ill grandson Billy Gene Bennett aged 20 months.

Macon Washington Iowa A. G. Ogg Trenton Missouri Billy Gene Bennett

Wellman Area News Highlights and Local Notices

Hiram S. Patterson of Seattle attends to the Thram Scofield estate at Colenso hotel while Mrs. Myrtle Aungst arrives from Denver to stay with her aunt Mrs. W. M. Conner. The American Rose Society recognizes a member's favorite non original poem. Sept 29 is the last day to pay the second tax installment without penalty as per County Treasurer Marion S. George.

Hiram S. Patterson Seattle Washington Colenso Hotel Thram Scofield Myrtle Aungst Mansfield Ohio Denver Colorado W. M. Conner The American Rose Society Marsh W. Bailey Bailey

Journal Wan 48 Pay A Trial Will Convince

A short notice notes a pay rate referenced as forty eight and forecasts that a forthcoming trial will prove the case. The item reads as a compact barometer of wages and legal testing, with emphasis on the anticipated judicial outcome.

Rickeys Learn of Airy Tragedy in Family Loss

Mr and Mrs S T Rickey and daughter learn the wife of Mr Rickey’s brother Mrs Joe Rickey was killed in a Sunday automobile crash. The family attended the funeral in Winfield on Tuesday afternoon. Brown’s Tire Shop advertises used balloon tires. Mr and Mrs R J Ryans and daughter Frances of Winfield were in Washington yesterday. Rosanna Greiner of Richland and Trene Keegan of Brighton visit during the festival at the Greiner home. Anna Dawson and Mrs Hugh McCleery with Carolyn Hamilton returned from Des Moines where they attended the state federation of women’s clubs.

N. Pp. Anderson Des Moines Bernice S. T. Rickey R. J. Ryans Frances Winfield Washington Rosanna Greiner Richland Trene Keegan Brighton John Greiner Anna Dawsom Wugh McCleery Carolyn Hamilton State Federation of Womn

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FOX Theatre Thomas Meighan Paramount Picture Mary Astor Lloyd Hughes Joe Falk Helen Fairfield Mrs. Rothschild Everett Huber Roy and Sara Marie Wellman Cynthia Cain R. S. Miller of Sam Witting Charles Grisham of BEN Franklin Chain Iwolls Crown Th. C Thompson’s Sanitary Market East Side Square Ed Grayson Ottumwa Merry GEO. L. McDaniel Druggist Ed Belly Oskaloosa Ed Sullivan American Pearl Button Co Henry Yoder Wayland G. F. Lance Olds Fred Jones Richard Gaines Bert Pierce Minneapolis David Solomon Marion S. George Johnson’s Grocery Europe Arts Cafe EW Grahar Theatre Schaffner - Lanshaw Abie Atwater Kent Brown’s Cod Enna Jettick Health Shoes County Treasaecer J. M. Norris G. R. Townsend Ainsworth W. A. Hawley Billy Robert Junction Columbus Joe Hill S. I. Perrin Wellman Real Estate Jacob Oldaker J. F. Durst John Erb Loyal Swartendruber Erb Iowa County Francis Yoder Yoder Phis Glenn Yoder Francis Strang W. E. Ihrig Lime Creek Township Tow City Wellman Baptist Church Brown Ihrig Iowa City Fred Schrodher Germany Fred Lowa Peope Marion St. George Kelly Sigourney Lucy Washington Cleaners South Side Square Wilie Long Jay Smith Howard Lucky Ss. T. Rickey Fitch Rickey’s Barber Shop Iowa Avenue Hans the Wardrobe Cleaners Westphal CO. F. Haight Walter Haight U. P. Church Singer Shop Washington Street John Shields & Sons
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