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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1925

Page

6

Community Club Notes Include Missionary Meeting and Socials

The Young Women's Missionary Society of Second United Presbyterian reports a splendid Thursday meeting at Mrs Don Davis home with strong church turnout. Events include Poincetta Club luncheon at Mrs Bert Dill's on West Washington Street and Easter decor themes.

Young Women’s Missionary Society of The Second United Presbyterian Church Don Davis Marion Ave Thipch Aleci China Ora Hetterson Faith Palmer Mra. J. Baird Virginia Donald Davis Bert Dill Poinccottia Club West Washington Street Woman's Missionary Society of the Jane Clendenning South Avenue B Miss Besse Conger

Chapman the Notorious Bandit Is Sentenced to Death

The report links Chapman's death sentence to his prison studies and to influences from fellow prisoner George Dutch Anderson. It notes Anderson later became his partner in the $2,400,000 mail truck robbery in New York City, one of the era’s largest heists. Chapman's career began in 1907 at age 19 after Elmira reform school term for petty theft under an alias.

George Dutch Anderson Super-Croo New York City Chapman Elmira Reformatory George Chartres State Fair Board Executive Council Iowa Mississipi River Sheepshead Grand Army of the Republic G.A. R. Reunion Rockwell City Board of Control

Local Club Notices Announce Meetings and Visits

Various community notices announce Lad ies Aid Society hostesses for April 8 at M FE Church West Chester. Fortnightly Club music and literature department meetings set for April 6 and 7 with named hosts. Dr Ida Belle Lewis to speak at West Chester Methodist church Sunday at 7 30 and to discuss her China mission and Foo Chow College role. Independent Club meets Tuesday with Mrs Fred Palmer change of date. American Legion meeting Tuesday at 8 PM and interchurch committee library meeting Monday at 4 PM. Pythian Sisters regular meeting Tuesday with degree staff practice.

Edgar Stewart Troy Florinash West Chester Stewart Home Flor‘nash Stewart Beven Revekahs J. Re. Branchflower Fred Diller Will Wallace Sadie Dusenbery Wagner Geo. Staller Ladies Aid Society M. FE Ida Belle Lewis Bishop Lewis Methodist Church West Chester Methodist Church Lewis China Foo-Chow College Pythian Sisters Foochow Cling Washington Alice Klippel Morningside College

Home Economics Lecture Series Told for Ames Station

County project leader Mrs J N Phillips announces a joint home economics lecture series to air daily at 12 30 p m from Station WOI Ames next week The lineup features Miss Wilma Keyes Alma Reimenschneider Ida May Shilling Marie Stephens and Madge Hill with topics on dressing up spring parties junior banquet afternoon party our prettiest clothes for the spring party and play and the world plays with you.

J. N. Phillips Ames Wilma Keyes Alma Reimenschneider Ida May Shilling Marie Stephens Madge Hill

Advertisements Feature Noted Items Today

Reading shows various ad notices and listings across categories with prices locations and sellers referenced in readable portions of the page. The readable items hint at sales auctions and community notices without full details.

Worthy service prizes go to lowly GE employees

Forty three General Electric workers across the United States received awards of money and certificates from the Charles A Coffin Foundation for 1924 service. The group includes shop workers foremen engineers and commercial staff chosen from about 70 000 GE employees by a committee led by President Gerard Swope. Richard S Nassif of the Pittsburgh works earned the most noted honor after moving fan motor parts from a conveyor to an inspection table daily, a job he found by selecting himself from unemployment.

Schenectady General Electric Company United States Charles A. Coffin Foundation Gerard Swope Richard S. Nassif Pittsburgh Nassif

Christian Science Chapel Morning Service Notice

Morning service at the Christian Science Chapel is announced for 11 A M with the subject Unreality and the Golden Text from Matthew 7 19. Responsive reading references Matthew 6 1. The notice warmly invites all to attend.

Christian Science Chapel

Local Hosiery Ads and Community Notes

Local shoppers see fine ribbed and derby ribbed hose in black brown and champagne from 6 to 10 priced around 25 cents in ads for The 98e Store. Community mentions include visits by A Tilton and Lester Duke, hospital notes on Reed Moore and Cal Mayhew, Grinnell College student Ellen Morrison visiting home, and missionary society activities led by Mrs. Jane Clendenning with China focus. Marriage licenses issued to Fay Cherwinker and Gladys Dawson and to Lawrence Camp and Calla Garby.

Court House Fay Cherwinker Gladwin Gladys M. Dawson Washington Lawrence D. Camp Calla Garby Brighton

Legislature Passes Few Bills as Adjourn Near

The Iowa legislature completed a broad set of measures shaping agriculture, finance, cities, courts, and public welfare with many sections detailing tax, bond, and governance changes. Notable provisions include adjustments to quarantine powers, public deposits, credit unions, water works, school funding, open hunting, and the creation of a state commission for the blind.

Baik Senate House Trade Commission The Railroad Commission

Funeral services held for local residents at Jones and McElhinney parlors

Funeral services were conducted for Will Cunningham longtime courthouse janitor at Jones and McElhinney with burial at Elm Grove. The courthouse was closed during the service. Separate notices report the funerals of Mrs Simmering at two o'clock and Eusebius Brindley with interment at Elm Grove.

No Simmering Sterling, Cole Jones and McElhinney Chapel John D. Kern The Baptist Choir

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M. E. Dicken Iowa Avenue Knights of Pythias Castle Hall E. B. Hammer Monday Bridge Club East Main Street Harold Hayes Marie Dirs Wayne Simerman Chicago Harvey Young Jennie Acheson Fred Palmer American Legion P. L. Etter P. C Interchurch Committee A. Je Tilton First National Picture Lee Movies C. A. L’ratt Mr. Tilton Ry Pratt C. A. Pratt Lester Duke Homme Grinnel J. H. Warren Leo Hoover Marengo Reed Moore Cal Mayhew East Washington Street Ellen Morrison Grinnell College Mrs E. D. Morrison Harold Duke Fred Taylor Lewistown Montana Helen Stewart I. Rothschild Mrs. Campbell McCartney of Moline Murphy and McCartney Martha Thrasher Blanche Zdarsky Muscatine Department of Agriculture Apt Winnebago Worth Superintendent of Public Instruction Legivot Ve 168Th Towns Infantry State House Kirkwood National Military Memorial Vicksburg Hanks Child Welfare Bureau Polk County Ida, Sar Calhoun Crawford, Carroll and Green Calliug Parrs Highway Commission Insurance Commissioner Agricultural Department Samuel Kirkwood National Military Park Miss 168Th Iowa Infantry Capitol Colleges of Pharmacy American Conference of Pharmaceutical Faculties Prohibtion Auditor Board of Accountancy Iowa Soldiers’ Home Mlle Lucile France CS Rob Fifth Ave New Yorked
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