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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1922

Page

6

Society Notes Highlight Easter Events and Community Giving

Miss Rosa Brower hosted a noon dinner with Easter themed decor and dishes including chicken while Mrs. B E Wright led entertainment. Rosemary club met with nine members and one guest for conversations music and an Easter luncheon. Washington Improvement League held a quarterly meeting in the courthouse rest room with talks on the Fourth of July pageant and fund drives. A lecture course report noted all opera seats sold and a total of 2231.60 spent, with 115 donated toward Woodlawn Cemetery shelter. J B Craft discussed Woodlawn cemetery upkeep and city funding.

Rosemary Club Re. Frank Pearson Northeast of Town Washington Improvement League Court House G. W. Hay A. R. Oates American Legion League Fred Reid Reid Crail

City Seeks Cemetery Care and Park Cleanup Plan

The city will maintain the cemetery under a gift provision and the Ad Club’s request for a joint clean up effort with the League received attention. Mrs. H. M. Bicher chairs the committee to coordinate the campaign and oversee the tool house funding of £218 reported in bank.

Central Park Ad Club League H. M. Bicher

Fish stocking boosts inland Iowa waters says official

Des Moines April 17 State Fish and Game Warden W E Albert reports increased fish in inland waters due to years of stocking lakes ponds and streams. Border rivers like the Mississippi and Missouri show declines from seine and net pressure.

Des Moines State Fish and Game Department Fish and Game W. E. Albert Mississippi Missouri Albert Towa

Local Club Announcements Set for April Meetings

Community notices list multiple club gatherings including the Wellston Social Club at Mrs Ferne avis home, Pythian Circle with Mrs J Wilson, Hoosier Club with Arthur Wylie, Just Us Club with Mrs Will Sickles, Knights of Pythias joint meeting, G A L R club, T S B E club at Cloid Willits home, Social Hour Club at Will Matucha home, Nevajo Club hosted by J A McCall and R T McCall Jr, plus American Legion, Bethlehem Commandery and Temple order events.

Wellston Social Club Ferne Avis T.S. BE. Club Cloid Willits Will Matucha Nevajo J. A. McCall R. T. McCall, Jr

Remember the meals at Deans for 40 cents with dessert

Local note highlights Dean's diner offering meals at 40 cents including dessert. Historical reference emphasizes affordability and a complete meal.

Dean's

Easter and community notices brighten Washington events

Local residents travel for Easter visits and pleasure with names like Eva Ballard and Edith White showing frequent weekend trips. School entertainment by Centennial pupils and a 25 cent merchants lunch at Dean's highlight a busy week in Washington with many relatives visiting and returning home.

Centennial School

Catalpa groves for fence posts demonstrated in Iowa counties

Des Moines county hosts a catalpa grove demonstration led by J. T. Bode of Iowa State College. The thinning plan aims to produce post material and sprouts for successive crops, with proper management boosting yields. Farmers are urged to seek county farm bureau or Extension Service help.

Burlington Des Moines County Farm Bureau J. T. Bode Agricultural Extension Service Iowa State College McKlerkin Des Moines County Bode Des Moines Iowa Cain Farm Bureau Extension Service

Community Club Meetings and Socials Schedule

Local groups announce meetings this week including Queen Esthers regular gathering Monday at 7 00 pm at 801 N Ave B Sew ing for school girl support. Fortnightly club current events Tuesday at Mrs Wilson home Asia or Africa focus. Women’s club Thursday with Mrs Lewis Duke cheese lesson and dues due. Catholic Daughters guest night Tuesday 8 00 pm at K C hall. Alma Hearne Holland auvil lary church supper Tuesday 6 30 pm. West Chester United Presbyterian Ladies Auxiliary social Thursday afternoon in church parlors.

Queen Esthers Versa Chadwick N. Ave. B Waleut Women's Club Lewis Duke Clarence Gresseup West Chester

Fun on the Podunk Limited delight for West Chester youth

The West Chester Methodist Sunday School Intermediate classes presented Fun on the Podunk Limited on Friday night. The play drew praise as the boys and girls performed well, including costumes by boys dressed as ladies, with homemade candy sales bringing in about 40 dollars for church projects and class treasuries.

Podunk Limited West Chester West Chester Methodist Sunday School

Infection and Contagion Differences in Historical Text

The passage defines infection as disease spread through air water or distant means and contrasts contagion as direct or indirect contact. It notes contagion as disease communication from one person to another via contact with the diseased body.

There's a Reason Ethel Takes Violin Lessons

A brief item notes Ethel begins violin study while Pearsons Weekly quips about her abilities and appearance, including remarks on elbows, in a light society snippet.

Ethel Pearsons Weekly

Emerson at College and a Youth’s Struggle for Knowledge

A reflective passage recalls Emerson’s college life with meals lacking nourishment for the appetite and wandering to varied postures. It notes a journal entry on a youth drawn to mathematics, yet deterred by its difficulty, seeking solace in Chaucer Montaigne Putarek and Plato as he pursues self-directed study and a belief that expression outweighs formal training. James Elliott Cabot.

Emerson Chaucer Montaigne Putarek Plato Hitn James Elliott Cabot

Squirrels and the Hidden Hoards of Winter Food

The text discusses how squirrels store surplus food such as hazelnuts beech nuts and acorns to prepare for winter. It notes the habit varies across hoards and emphasizes the animal's instinct to gather to feed its young and endure cold periods.

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Rosa Brower BE. Wright Pastor Mliew Oxford J. A. Harwood & Son Pythian Circle J. Wilson Hoosier Club MPR Arthur Wylie Just Us Club Will Sickles Knights of Pythias and Pyttilan Sisters J.C. Purvis Pythian Sisters Bethlehem Commandery No. 45 K. T Kerr Eva Ballard Wayland E. W. Fletcher Seatine William Kiefer Ionas City Allie Shaffer Cecile Hotle Wellston Centennial Edith White Bert White Davenport George Oakes Wapello Gloom Willits T. D. Cuddy Hedrick O. Mr. Cuddy Harry Swift Mise Mae Swift Ottumwa James McBride Washington Iowa City Mrs Leigh Wallace Virginia Ben Wallace Clare Skinner Pressy Frank Waterloo Wilber Miller H. F. Woodruff Mattie A. T. Brown Rickey St. Paul Minn J. O. Jones Ann Richards Cotter Humphrey Richards Fred Minick Walter Conner Mrs. Conner Rubio Luther Gormley Crawfordsville Rose Bohr Harper L. G. Shaver E. E. Stutsman Winfield Smouse LeClaire The Presbyterian Church Sarah McCleery Clarion, Town Hugh McCleery Charlotte Richard Liebbe Muscatine Carthage, Il Marie Clifford Sigourney Alex Miller N. L. Babcock Barbara Miller Wash Neff Jerge Williams Free Rosa Derby of Etta Minnie Conner South Clark Bartlett Washington, Penn Bartlett Merchants Mildred Gladys Warren Havre Will Chilcote Christian Church Gladys Warren Catalpa Catholic Daughters of America K. C. Hall Alma Hearne Holland Auvillary Methodist Church Ruth Wolfe Clara Byrlis Miss Whiteside W. C. Harding Gossard Sora Universal Car FORD Washington Motor Co. G. BK. Mace Dailey’s Taxi Local and Country Service City Feed Yard Exide Delco H. D. Smith Marion N. Marion Ave
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