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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1922

Page

7

Wellman News Briefs Include Lodge Plans And Local Arrivals

Wellman reports Mrs. Pooler of Burlington will help organize a Pythian Sisters lodge by May 12 with over 40 charter members among more than 200 K of P. Emmet White of Lone Tree visits, farming activity picks up, and Dr. Miller escapes serious injury in a collision with a freight train. Mayo Hospital patient Mrs. Meallicks operated on for cancer. family hopes for permanent cure. Local socials note birthday dinner for Frederick Great and students leaving for Iowa City. Dr. Horner plans to move to Colorado Springs. Legion outlines July Fourth plans. church tabernacle in full use with sermons by Dr. Hanley.

Wellman Wellman Wellman Miller Frank Meallicks Lawton Karr Russel Wilbur Darnell Condor Miller Max McCrab Jenette Hunter Ellen O’flaherty Iowa City W. P. Gardner California Susan Gardner J. N. Carr Henry Foster Cedar Rapids Wayne Foster Burrel Foster St. Joseph Hospital E. C. Hambright Muscatine Mississippi Henry Wishard James Sanders K. P Jenette Boals Henry Squires Davenport Minneapolis St. Paul

Social News From Valley Valley Teems With Visits

Local residents shared Sunday visits at multiple homes including Wallace, Miller, King, Conrad, Pfeifer, Deal, and Frank households. Community members mention illness of Owen Black and general spring bloom with fruit, plus numerous callers at Keota and Wayland.

Ted Givens Alois Beller J. B. Deal Cecile Bales Guy Black Owen Black Maude Wallace Chas. Miller Andy Sheetz Richhard Chas. Churchill H. V. Frank Earl Bitting Francis Feltz Keota Eva Augustine Hazel Engel Charles Breitenbach Eva Ballard Wayland

Last Day School Plans Amid Rolling Green Weather Tales

Rolling Green notes Albert Hahn illness and a near accident day with several farm mishaps as locals anticipate a picnic near the acheo house. A wedding unites Lawrence Conrad and Pauline Aller at St Mary’s, while updates report deaths, illnesses, and a Brighton commercial club formation.

Mary Axtheim Lawrence Conrad Rolling Green Keota Pauline Aller Sigourney St. Mary's Catholic Church Father Hauser Conrad

Misses Merwin Humphreys and Vetters shop at Washington

The Misses Mary Merwin Elsie Humphreys and Leila Vetters were Washington shoppers Saturday. Presbyterian congregation members enjoyed a social at Dr. McGuire home Friday. Edward Bolling and son Leroy from Mediapolis visited Mrs. Robert Edwards. Roy Hinson couple visited relatives at Richland. Arthur couple, wintered here, left for Washington and Davenport after a late week.

Brighton Mary Merwin Elsie Humphreys Leila Vetters Washington Dr. McGuire Edward Bolling Leroy Mediapolis Robert Edwards Roy Hinson Richland Arthur Davenport

Dangerous Curve Ahead brings truthful home life to Fox Theatre

Goldwyn's Rupert Hughes screen story Dangerous Curve Ahead opens at the Fox Theatre for two days. The photoplay depicts early married life with humor and human insight, featuring Helen Chadwick Richard Dix Maurice Flynn Kate Lester Edythe Chapman and James Nill under director E Mason Hopper.

Goldwyn Rupert Hughes Fox Theatre Harley Joneses Rupert Hugh Hughes E. Mason Hopper Helene Chadwick Richard Dix Maurice B. Flynn Lefty’ Flynn Yale Athletics Kate Lester Edythe Chapman James Nill

The Modern Mother and Lydia E. Pinkham Ad

A vintage advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a relief for the modern mother juggling nurse cook teacher and moral instructor duties. It claims the product eases burdens and prevents perpetual fatigue.

Easi Lydia EK Pinkham Advt

Business ties shape grudging civility in rival circles

Jud Tunkins notes that even when business friendships falter, obligatory dealings keep some courtesy alive. He observes that owed transactions force a minimal civility, preventing outright hostility between rivals.

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