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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1919

Page

3

Overseas Soldiers Expected Tonight

Corporal Howard Freshwater, Bobe Kurtz, Clinton Scranton and Rob Shuster of Washington and Leslie Lewis of Wellman are due home tonight from Camp Dodge after serving in France. Freshwater, Kurtz and Lewis fought with Company K, 168th Infantry, in much of Rainbow division action. the others arrived in later replacement units. Frank Kurtz spoke with the group in Des Moines Monday, noting they are well and eager to be near home. More than 1,700 soldiers arrived at Camp Dodge on Sunday.

Howard Freshwater Bobe Kurtz Clinton Scranton Rob Shuster Washington Leslie Lewis Wellman Camp Dodge France Freshwater Kurtz Lewis 168Th Infantry Rainbow Division Frank Kurtz Des Moines

One of the First Rules Noxing Healthful Exercise

The Chicago News argues that noxious behavior is a healthful exercise and warns against hygienic care in choosing an opponent, reflecting a dismissive stance toward prudent safety.

The Chicago News

County meet entries surge as four schools ready track showdown

Four schools Washington Kalona Wellman and Crawfordsville enter forty six competitors for the sixth annual county high school track meet to be held Saturday. Keener of Crawfordsville leads field in several events as teams prepare in a tight, balanced competition.

Washington Kalona Weilman Crawfordville Crawfordsville Washingon Wellman Ka Jona Altho Atletics Keener Brown State University Ames Mets Huxford Y. M Cc. A L.grady Howard McGuigan Hunter Swift Carson Sprague

Foley’s Honey and Tar Endorsed for Coughs and Colds

A local notice touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as effective for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. Lemmon’s Pharmacy advertises the remedy as a preferred option for weakening illnesses in children and helping growth through better health.

Foley Lemmon

Methodist social recreates county fair amid church basement crowd

The B E C class of the Meth odist church held a lively basement social with a county fair theme. Committees led by Louis Fifer and Will Harwood organized attractions from a snake charmer to a hamburger stand, with wives assisting, two guessing contests, a picture show, and a festive midway procession for the large, enthusiastic group of young attendees.

Methodist Church Louis Fifer Will Harwood Owen Hayes Will Schulty Homer Stephen Craig Dodds Frank Williamson

Lyons Lion Show and Exotic Acts Thrill Local Crowd

Visitors toured a Lyon spelled lion show with acts including the Spud family Snake Charmer and Crazy House plus men and women only attractions. Refreshment stand ran hot and the cash register overflowed with nickels and dimes while the band and barker drew praise. An aeroplane ride capped the evening with several taking the flight without mishap.

Lyon Spud

Enthusiastic Queen Esther Circle Meeting at Peterson Home

The Queen Esther Circle of the M. E. church met at the home of Misses Ruby and Pearl Peterson Monday evening. Although attendance was small, members showed strong interest as Mildred Morton spoke on Indian, Mexican and Spanish work and shared motor trip experiences from the West last summer. Refreshments of homemade ice cream and cake were served at the close.

Queen Esther M. E. Church Ruby Pearl Peterson Altho Mildred Morton West

Child Music Study at Fortnightly Club Meeting

The Fort nightly music department met at Miss Carolyn Hamilton home with Miss Rhua Armstrong as leader. E J Harmeier opened with a paper on piano instruction for children and Barbara Miller and Helen Mauthe performed.

Carolyn Hamilton Rhua Armstrong E. J. Harmeier Barbara Miller Helen Mauthe Father McCreedy Jane Godfrey Jane Esther Dolly Jimmy Wells Carolyn McCleery Roll Earl Robin Rob

Early 20th Century Toy Parade Recital Noted

In Redbreast and other songs like Good Morning Merry Sunshine and See the Fishes in the Brook the recital featured old fashioned children's songs presented by Mrs. Plumly, following a prior group of pieces.

Redbreast

Postponed Box Supper at Gray School

Announcements list several April 25 events including a box supper at Gray School with pupil program and a teacher Cecile Belville. Invitations extended to all, with ladies asked to bring boxes and attendance details noted.

Gray School Cecile Belville

Woman's Home Missionary meeting at Mrs Mauthe's home

The Woman's Home Missionary society of the Methodist church will meet at 317 BE Madison St Friday April 25 at 2 30 p m Lenten offering will be taken. Reports from delegates to the Muscatine district convention will be presented. An invitation is extended to Zimri Rebecca lodge members at 7 00 p m to hear Grand Master J M Hazlet and attend the banquet.

Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church F. R. Mauthe BE. Madison St Muscatine Zimri Rebecca Lodge J. M. Hazlet

All Odd Perlows Meet at Hall Wednesday Evening

All Odd Perlows are requested to meet at the hall on Wednesday evening at eight o'clock. This notice urges attendees to arrive promptly and participate in the planned gathering.

Choir practice and social events announced for local churches

Full attendance is desired for the Presbyterian choir practice Thursday at 7 30. An annual election will be held. The Baptist Ladies League hosts a guest day social Friday at 2 50. Attendees are asked to bring needles and thimbles. each member may bring a guest.

Oscar Hughes Epworth League League Presbyterian Church Ladies League of the Baptist Church

Katramanos Visit Spotted en Route to Oskaloosa

Mr and Mrs George Katramanos spent the night at the John Siamoe home while traveling from their Mo'lne Ti residence to Oskaloosa, according to local news reports.

George Katramanos John Siamoe Mo'lne Ti Oskaloosa

To Whiten Wax With Repeated Water Soak and Light

The procedure calls for bleaching wax by soaking in water then spreading into thin layers and exposing to light until the color vanishes. Repeat until the wax remains pure and white.

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