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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1920

Page

7

News from Grace Hill and area amid flood reports

Correspondents from Grace Hill report families visiting relatives and builders starting a new residence in Wellston. Residents in Wellston and surrounding towns discuss floods after levee breaches with water submerging homes and land up to roofs and porches. Funeral services for Lafe Corpman are held at the Corpman residence with Rev. Drebert officiating.

Grace Hill Jas. Schlatter Wayland Tom Carrus Lester Beenblossom Geo. Lemley J. B. Lemley Wes Engel Muscatine Wy Ed Libe W. J. Taylor Washington Paul Harvey Ed Libe Warren Norton Ainsworth Ernest Porter Richland Frank Vudy Frank Norton Elam Johnson Wellston Chas. Hoover Wellston Bank Homer Porter Geo. Hotle Verdi Ralph Remmel Nevada Mo Oliver Dunbar Roy Libe Lafe Corpman Chas. Corpman Drebert

Crawfordsville Visitors From Local Area

Mrs J F Buxbaum and W K Wooley visited Washington yesterday. Rev and Mrs W B Covert have returned home from a trip to Victor Iowa.

Crawfordsville J. F. Buxbaum W. K. Wooley Washington Covert Victor Iowa

Local notes from Titus area include visits and health updates

Titus residents report a Wednesday visit by Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Crosby and grandson Verne Anderton to the Glen Anderson home. Miss Clara Hays recovers well after appendicitis surgery in Oskaloosa. Rodney Davis returns from Davenport after weeks at Hickey Bros. cigar store. Glen Beenblossom helps Lester plant oats. O E S instruction attended at the Masonic Hall. Mrs. George Hays and Glen travel to see Clara in hospital. Joe Schlatter and family of Wayland spent Sunday with J. E. neighbors.

O. E. S. School of Instruction Masonic Hall George Hays Glen Oskaloosa Clara Joe Schlatter Wayland J. E

Grand Lodge Session of L O O F Held in Winfield

A special session of the Grand Lodge L O O F met at the M E church in Winfield with public attendance. Grand Master F F Rodgers was ill and absent. Grand Secretary Smith and Grand Marshall Alber of Des Moines spoke. Visitors from Mt Pleasant Mt Union New London Wayland attended. activities included talks, music, a school of instruction, and degree work.

Winfield Winfield Grand Lodge M E F. F. Rodgers Smith Grand Marshall Alber Des Moines Winfield Rebekah Lodge C. O. Fy Mt. Pleasant Mt. Union New London Wayland

Prohibition Enforcement Cost Seen At 5 Million Year

Wayne B Wheeler of the Anti Saloon League argues in a Senate letter that national prohibition enforcement should not exceed 5 million dollars annually This contrasts with a prior Senate estimate of 50 million dollars a year and is noted by Senator Warren who said the figure would cost more than that.

Washington Wayne B. Wheeler Anti-Saloon League Senate Warten Appropriations Committee Warren Albert Shaw William H. Taft William J. Bryan Herbert Hoover Ouiji Board Charles E. Hughes Will Crocker Josephus Care

Gridiron Club Hosts Political Social With Candidates

Washington April 16. The Gridiron club marked its 35th year with a dinner that doubled as a nonpartisan political convention attended by 1339 candidates and leading officials. Notable guests included Colby Meredith Houston Payne Daniels Pershing the Japanese ambassador and party leaders. The night featured Ouija board antics parodies of Hoover and Bryan and a satirical peace treaty pudding exploding amid chefs. A newly elected club member caused a stir by briefly entering before being revealed as a real member.

Washington Gridiron Club Colby Meredith Houston Payne Daniels Palmer Gillett Pershing Lansing Lane Homer S. Cummings Democratic National Committee Will H. Hays Republican National Committee Watson Indiana Prince Casimir Lubowski Col George Harvey Morrow

The Battleship Maryland Supedreadnought Description

The Maryland, fourth electrified battleship, is 624 feet long and weighs 32 000 tons. It carries about 1 006 600 gallons of oil and mounts 16 inch guns. Four electric motors, twelve feet in diameter and 62 tons, produce 7 000 horsepower for the propellers.

Maryland

British Expedition Reported Against Garrack Nuer in Nile Valley

PittsburghApril 16 British expeditions are operating against warlike Garrack Nuer near Abyssinia with mission stations at Nasser 760 miles up the Sadat branch of the Nile The United Presbyterian church notes the plan to pacify the tribes and expand a hospital and social service station at Nasser as part of a church led crusade to Christianize Sudan with funds and reinforcements from the New World Movement.

Pittsburgh Upper Nile United Presbyterian Church Sadat Nasser Nile Khartum Abyssinia Ern Hospital New World Movement Sudan America

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