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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1921

Page

8

Gardners Return From Iowa Conference and Local Visits

The Rev and Mrs W S Gardner return to Brighton after attending the district conference at Sweetland Iowa. Mrs Gardner visited J F Gardner while her husband was away. Several local residents, including Mrs William Quinn and Mrs A Beenblossom, traveled for visits to nearby towns. A Lemons Drug Store ad promotes Euro-Phosphate for health and weight gain.

W. S. Gardner Brighton Lemmon's Drug Store Advt

Local residents mingle in Washington and beyond

The item lists routine visits and travel by residents, noting Willa Waymack and Versa Chadwick heading to Iowa City and Amesia, Mrs. Bergquist returning from Chicago, and many neighbors shopping or attending events. It mentions Hagel Birney a college student in Amesia and several other residents traveling, visiting relatives, or conducting business in Washington and surrounding areas.

Willa Waymack Versa Chadwick Iowa City Amesia Hagel Birney

Local Notices and Classified Fragments From Town Bulletin

Mixed item fragment: Mannhardt Bros storage batteries ad, Davenport passenger Ed Sullivan, stine sale April 23 at 1. John Horn of Richmond visiting, shampoo and hair services ad at 473 flue. Mrs Chas Denison and Glenn Laffer family visit to Fort Dodge noted.

Marcel Chas Denison Glenn Laffer Florence Fort Dodge L. Patterson

Local notes include arrivals, visits and events

A string of small items lists Miss Lou Vogt in Chicago visit, Prof. A C Fuller visiting for summer extension schools at several towns with Magecatine directing, Frank Aldreh in town, Mrs Emma Bennett summoned to Crawfordsville, Mother's Best Hour sold, Mrs Bessie Quinn returning to Oakland Md, a Phoenix dance with new orchestra, Ora Jarrard and daughter visiting and taking Mrs Darnell home for a visit.

A. C. Fuller Fowd State College Towa Albia Harlan Muscatine Red Oak Sheldon Cedar Falls Bessie Quinn Oakland Ellen Wallace Ora Jarrard Wayland Community

Local shoppers and sales noted in Wayland area

Mre Ed Wolf of Wayland was in town yesterday transacting business. Bulk cocoa sold at 2 tbs for 5c and Johnson’s Good Cup Steel Cut coffee at 24c per tb. Johnson’s Grocery at the southeast corner of the square. Carl Jangbrath and T L Brookhart attended the Shrine meet at Clinton. Auto work, tires, and vulcanizing services offered by Service Vulcanizing Co Motor Inn Garage. $4 feed. Mrs B L Sanders and daughter Vera Keota were Washington shoppers. Closing out sale by Harry Hesseltine on Saturday April 23 at 1 PM, 7 miles SW of Washington.

Ed Wolf Wayland Johnson Johnson's Grocery Auto Service Vulcanizing Co Motor Inn Harry Hesseltine Washington

Hoover to Speak in Des Moines at National Education Association Meet

Secretary of commerce Herbert Hoover will headline the National Education Association convention in Des Moines July 4 to 8. Notables include Judge Ben Lindsey Dr Aureliq Reinhardt and Charles H Barker. Over 1 000 reservations have been made with 5 000 to 10 000 expected. It is the first time the NEA delegates body will operate in Iowa.

Secretary of Commerce National Education Association Des Moines Herbert Hoover Iowa Ben Lindsey Denver Aureliq Reinhardt Mills College Charles H. Barker International Association of Rotary Clubs P. E. McClenahan Charles F. Pyé State Teachers Association

Homemade Furniture Cleaner Method and Use

A simple cleaner uses one tablespoon turpentine and three tablespoons linseed or lemon oil in one quart boiling water. When cool enough to handle, wash all wood furniture except white enamel with soft cheesecloth and use a dry cloth to wipe. The mixture leaves no varnish, preventing sticky residue.

Local Fraternal and Auxiliary Meetings Scheduled

Bethlehem Commandery No 45 K T calls a conclave Friday April 22 and confers the Order of the Temple on Sir Knight G Kerr. Preparatory services at Second United Presbyterian Friday 7:30 and Saturday 2:30. 5612 Brighton Encampment No 58 Regular meeting Friday April 22 work in Patriarchal decree. Fortnightly meeting April 26 at Mrs W A Cook home with constitution changes and elections. American Legion Auxiliary meeting April 22 in Legion rooms for important business. Yeoman meeting Friday 8 PM at Woodman Hall 5612.

Bethlehem Commandery K. T Order of the Temple G. & Kerr BE. C Second United Presbyterian Church Brighton O. O Ralph Zeek W. A. Cook American Legion Auxiliary Legion Rooms

Dues Notices and Shrine Ceremonial Announced

The American Legion Auxiliary asks members to pay 1921 dues to Mrs. Ernest Louck at 314 W Second Street in April, with $1 admission and $1 annual dues. Dues rise beginning January 1 1922. Damascus Shrine No 40 White Shrine of Jerusalem sets a ceremonial Thursday April 28 with a 2:30 business meeting and 6:30 banquet at M F E church. tickets $1 per plate and RSVP by Monday morning to the worthy scribe.

American Legion Auxiliary Ernest Louck W. Second St Hervey Bell Law Office Wilson & Wilson Damascus Shrine Jerusalem M. FE Moose Hall

Fortnightly Club Reschedules Meeting to Thursday Night

The current events department of the Fortnightly club will meet Thursday evening April 28 with Mrs. F L Wilson instead of next Tuesday due to the club’s general meeting.

F. L. Wilson

Children's story hour at Chilcote Library tomorrow

The Chilcote Library hosts a children's story hour tomorrow from 1:00 to 2:00 p.m. All children are invited to attend.

Chilcote

New Auto Colors Shown by Brown Auto Body

New colors on cars from the last two weeks include Paige Sport Mod el in brown owned by Alex DeBord Studebaker light maroon owned by J M Wilson Buick roadster dust proof gray owned by Clem Escher Studebaker sedan owned by Charles Shockley Carriage Part Lake. Brown Auto Body and Top Works invites inspection two blocks east of Schulty Garage.

Paige Alex DeBord Studebaker J. M. Wilson Buick Clem Escher Charles Shockley

Records of Australian Shearing

The article notes Australian shearers average about 90 to 100 sheep daily, with top records reaching 327 sheep shorn in nine hours in Queensland. It references past eras with blade shears and higher fleece weights, contrasting those times with current yields and earnings for shearers and ranch hands.

Australia Queensland

Truth About Porcupine Quills Misunderstood

A brief note explains porcupine quills are loosely embedded and can detach if shaken violently, debunking tales that the animal can shoot quills as arrows. It emphasizes primitive claims about the creature’s supposed weaponry.

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