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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1925
Page
8
Jackson Township authorities warn all residents to confine dogs in rabies containment until further notice. The order, issued by the Jackson Township Trustees and Clerk C J Wolfe, applies to harboring dogs within township limits and specifies confinement rules.
W. S. S. Broadcasting worth noting will appear Saturday. Sanitary Dairy owners C. K. Snyder and E. F. Hayes add thirteen Guernsey cows to a 49 head herd and plan 160 acres corn 40 oats and 65 hay. Saturday specials include 20 oz bread for 10 cents. Local residents Floyd Murdock and families visit Washington. horse and mule sale advertised at C.B.Q. Yards Washington with H. H. Hoops contact.
Ten years ago today Miss Mary Vorter visited friends in Winfield on a chilly day. The piece promotes a local fountain offering soda drinks, Matted Milk, and ice cream as a real treat for customers to enjoy indoors during cold weather.
Mrs Cherry offers home cooked chicken dinners and a full meat line at Dank wardt's market while White Yard Co promotes paint and yard products. Mrs Frank Klein and children return to Keota after visiting friends. T W Enslin returns from St Louis on business. Richard McCleery back from Muskingum College for spring break. White Yard Co invites new building plans with full service.
City churches announce Bible school at 9 45 a m followed by the lord s supper at 11 a m A song service and short talks by church laymen then Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m A cordial welcome to all Committee
John Simmering and his uncle J D Kuhn left for Sterling Colorado after bringing Mrs John Simmering’s body here for burial. Simmering plans to sell Colorado property and move back to Washington with his two sons to live with his father and mother the Simmerings. A note references a Whiez Bang orchestra event on Tuesday April 14 in Washington.
A special sale of kitchen cabinets is announced to begin tomorrow and run through next week. Read the full notice on the journal’s another page for all particulars and terms of the offer.
The church offers 9:30 Sunday school 11 a.m. worship with the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society hosting the 8 p.m. service speaker Dr Ida Belle Lewis of Foochow China. Offering for WFM S and foreign missions. Evening programs include the Intermediate League 6:30 Harold Finch Palm Sunday, Epworth League 6:30, and a 7:30 pageant The Challenge of the Cross by seven girls and the choir. Participants listed.
Ruth Wilson Genevieve Harrison and Winifred Allen participate in a service directed by Jesse J. Miller with Mary Hunter at the organ. The program includes Organ Prelude Palm Branches Fame Solo Open the Gates of the Temple Offertory O The Lilting Spring Postlude Gloria from Mozart and pieces by W W Bowers featuring a Double Quartet and hymn The Highway of the King at Copenhaven.
The Pleasant Hill Christian church invites fathers and sons to a Friday evening banquet on April 10. A program of readings and speeches will accompany the meal with speakers possibly including Rev. Kern and Dr. Bowers. Fathers urged to bring a son or a neighbor’s son.
Mrs. D. W. Dayton and her daughters Margaret and Helen spent today with friends in Davenport.
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