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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1923

Page

5

Society notes show club events and meetings across town

Josephine Bailey hosted a six o clock dinner for the L L C club, then a Fox theatre party. The Young Women’s Missionary society met at First United Presbyterian church for regular work and a program. A Sunday school class and their guests enjoyed dinner at six thirty. Mrs Ralph Livingston hosted the Priscilla club with twenty attendees. The afternoon included social time and word games. The Fortnightly and Art Department groups held meetings with lectures on art history and interior decoration. Officers were elected for the coming year and an executive board chosen.

Josephine Bailey L. L. C. Club the Fox Young Women’s Missionary Society of the First United Presbyterian Church Eva Livingston Ralph Livingston Priscilla Club Washington Nell Lampoon Ss. W. Livingteon Mabel Livingston F. L. Wilson Claire Dewey Pantheon F. B. Appleby George Dowell Appleby Pr. B. Appleby Henry Ficher Carl Roberts Mike Lewis W. A. Cook Milan Shields Women’s Missionary Society United Presbyterian Dharch Ainsworth W. G. Robertson Sach Ww. G. Robertson George Wallace W. L. McConnell Jas Clegs

Disabled Soldiers Taught How to Farm at State College

Fifty-five crippled World War veterans from Iowa State College are sent to 32 counties for a one year rural training under the Veterans Bureau plan. They will farm 2.5 to 160 acre plots, mainly poultry, with dairy, fruit, bees and small crops as side lines. Veterans’ education and supervision come from state agricultural experts as they reenter civilian work. Notables include Floyd F. Shew near Anamosa and Earl Howe near Muscatine, among others.

Associated Press Ames Iowa State College Veterans’ Bureau France Floyd 5. Shew Anamosa Earl M. Howe Nenada W. O. Matthews Muscatine A. A. Bell Murray

Ancient combs used in ritual and ornament

The ancients used combs to arrange hair with Greek and Roman boxwood pieces and Egyptian ivory examples. They were part of early church ritual and later served as ornaments.

Sanitarium Visit at Excelsior Springs Described

A traveler recounts a trip from Washington via Milwaukee to Excelsior Springs Missouri. He notes lakes cattle and wells along the route and describes a sanitarium visit with austere meals and multiple baths and electrical treatments for patients, with 25 at the facility and more arriving daily.

Excelsior Springs Harry Whittaker Alex Miller Washington Milwaukee Railway Willis Cupp Ottumwa J. H. Maxwell J. H Crooks Maxwell Canada Missouri Williams Mystic Kalona Methodist China U. S Arnolds Allens Sniders Milwaukee Salome Springs

District School musical at Crawfordsville Opera House

In Crawfordsville on April 25 the Ladies Aid of the Methodist church presented The District School. A crowded house heard Ezekiel Simpkins as a teacher and a parade of characters including Patience Puddifoot, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Brigham Young, Christopher Columbus, Jesse James, and many others. The school committee included Deacon Tidd and Mrs Quackenbush. The Methodist orchestra performed popular selections with positive reception.

Crawfordsville Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church Ezekiel Simpkins Harold Graham John Jacob Astor Lee Huston Patience Puddifoot Maryal Graham Ben Butler Guy Mitchell Ellen Jane Doolittle Eliza Hagie Betsy Ross Eva Spangler Tooty Frooty Myrtle Stiles Cornelius Vanderbilt Rev. Hayes Peru

Graduation plans announced for Ainsworth School

Ainsworth April entries outline graduation events. The Junior-Senior banquet is set for Friday May 18. Baccalaureate will be Sunday evening May 20 at M. E. Church with a sermon by Rev. D. M. Davis. The senior class play And Home Came Ted runs May 22 and 23. Commencement address will be delivered by Dr. T. C. Ensign of Iowa City on Thursday evening May 24.

Commercial Club Bentley Ainsworth M. E. Church D. M. Davis Ted T. C. Ensign Iowa City

Women of India Report Progress In Fight For Vote

In Colombo and South India the Saree reports progress in women’s suffrage. Dorothy Jinarajadasa notes 1918 pushes by Indian National Congress, Southborough Committee, and deputations to England. Women gain voting rights on par with men in south India and Bombay presidency, with municipal votes expanding in Bengal and Behar. A Buddhist woman soon to sit on a Burmese council.

Women of India Associates Press Colombo Ceylon Mar South India Dorothy Jinarajadasa Saree Jinarajadasa Indian National Congress Southborough Committee India Lord Southborough England Bombay House of Commons Legislative Council Ogether Bombay Presidency Travancore Mysore Bengal Behar Madras Burma

Bernice Shiller Attends Wellston School Picnic

Miss Bernice Shiller traveled to Wellston this morning to join a local school picnic held there today.

Bernice Shiller Wellston

Mileage book sale postponed to 1924

The Interstate Commerce Commission orders requiring railroads to begin selling inter mile books at a twenty percent reduction on regular passenger rates on May 15 were refused. Sale of the mileage books is postponed until January 1, 1924. The commission acted after a Boston injunction and an appeal for postponement by western carriers.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Interstate Commerce Commission Boston Western

The Plighted Word

A compact prose reflection on honor and promises. The author argues a pledged word binds more than physical bars, comparing stone walls and iron restraints unfavorably to a vow kept by a person of honor.

Drake University relay meet stars and hopefuls at Des Moines

The 14th annual Drake University relay meet at Des Moines on April 27 features Grinnell sprinter D Haas aiming for victory after a previous Drake win, Kansas high jumper Poor among top contenders, Red Irwin of Kansas Ajax ready to contend, Missouri hurdler Doug Waddell supported by coach Bob Simpson, Town sprinter Eric Wilson of Hawk eye, and crowding rail and auto routes noted for April 27 and 28.

Drake Doug’ Waddell Missouri Tigers Bob Simpson Eric Wilson Brespehan Hawkeye Wilson Illinois Drake Relay Des Moines

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