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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1921

Page

3

County Track Meet Date Not Yet Fixed

The county track meet may occur April 23 or 30 depending on other local meets. This year’s event could be the largest yet with new schools planning to send teams from Kalona Wellman Riverside Keota Westhester Crawfordsville Ainsworth and possibly Brighton, under the Washington letter club.

Jdeaty Kalona Wellman Riverside Keota Westhester Crawfordsville Ainsworth Brighton Washington Letter Club

Coal Elevator at Baxter Yard Stuns City

A tall reinforced concrete coal elevator rises in H. A. Baxter’s East Third street coach yard. At over seventy feet, with eight compartments, it will store coal sand gravel and crushed rock. One operator will empty cars via a bucket system, costing Mr. Baxter twenty to thirty thousand dollars.

H. A. Baxter East Third Street Washington Baxter

Clara Wallace Named New County School Superintendent

By a 20 to 2 vote Miss Clara Wallace of Ainsworth was elected to be the next county superintendent of schools, succeeding Kathryn Montgomery. Wallace, principal of Ainsworth high, thanked the convention and pledged to do her best when she takes office in September. The gathering also re elected Rush Helwick and S. R. Wallace to six year terms on the county board of education and chose B. C. Foster for the unexpired Dayton seat. Will Twinam was elected to a six year term over A. C. Hasty.

Clara Wallace Ainsworth Kathryn Montgomery Mies Wallace Highland Township Ainsworth High School Iaw Shout Deerte Teting Ton Wescote Dallas Center Iowa Emde J. M. Godfrey Washington School Board Tmeeting A. L. Griffith Miss Wallace Wallace County Board of Education Rush Helwick Jackson R. Wallace Highland B. C. Foster C. C. Dayton W. G. Robertson Will Twinam Crawfordsville A. C. Hasty English River Township

Mrs John Hazen of Ainsworth Dead

Mrs John Hazen of Ainsworth died Monday evening April 4 after a long illness at age 87. She was Ellen White born October 8 1828 in Dearborn County Indiana. She moved to Washington Iowa in 1855 married John Hazen in 1867 and left eight children with twenty one grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 pm in the United Brothern church with Rev Co BE Riddington officiating.

Ainsworth John Hazen Ellen White Dearborn County Indiana Washington John 8 Hazen Alice Brun Ottumwa Mary Woodside Loren Ain

Y W C A Gathering Open to Public at High School

The Young Women’s Christian Association high school unit invites all friends to attend the officer installation tomorrow at 2 45 in the high school auditorium. Mothers of the Y W Girls are specially invited and the officers’ annual reports will be presented. Chandler Six is noted.

Young Women’s Christian Association Y. W

When creatures speak in impossible ways the ad men will stop

A satirical poem imagines absurd natural and social reversals to argue that true change will come only when people stop trading in hype and illusion. Until then the pretense of advertising remains.

Streets Set For Thorough Spring Flush

Street Commissioner Fred Werner and his crew begin a major cleaning to remove winter dirt from downtown pavements. The effort follows prior carting and sprinkling, with a plan to flush regularly through summer and keep streets clean in winter and spring.

Fred Werner M. D

White Shrine Meets in Chicago Instead of Louisville

Mrs. Fred Reid, Supreme officer of the White Shrine of Jerusalem, reports the Supreme Shrine meeting moved from Louisville to Chicago due to the Derby. Opening reception and ball set for May 9 at Medinah Temple with sessions at the Oriental Consistory. Nazareth Shrine Chicago plans May 6 ceremonial with Blanche F Wheeler and officers present. Damascus Shrine No 10 of Washington with over 200 members expects attendance.

Fred Reid Jerusalem Chicago Supreme Shrine Louisville Medinah Temple Reid Nazareth Shrine Blanche F. Wheeler Damascus Shrine Washington

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