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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1924

Page

6

Mixed Society Events Highlight Crawfordsville Pages

Mrs. Herman A Berg will be the guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower at the Randall home on North Iowa Avenue. Miss Bratten's pianoforte class held a Friday recital for mothers at 623 West Washington Boulevard with eleven pupils, several duets, and a Jackie Coogan dress-up by Adrian Vanerus. The event featured a long program of pieces by Bratten, Kisor, Payne, Mallory, and others, followed by light refreshments. The West Chester Woman's Home Mission Society met at church parlors for a mite box program with a Fifteen Dollar and Fifty Cents collection. An April twenty four wedding tied Miss Talma Sipe and Chester Cherry at the Crawfordsville Methodist parsonage with a later home to be established in Crawfordsville.

Herman A. Berg Randall North Iowa Avenue Miss Bratten West Washington Boulevard Adrian Wanerous Watts Barbara Cuddy Ruth Paul Mildred Brown Eloise Kiser Helen Payne Mildred McCarty Alice Bratten Stanley Bratten Abbie Evans Eloise Mallory Hazel Kisor F. Hartmann -Abbié Hoane Des Dem Adrian Vanerus Jackie Coogan Mrs. Vanerus M. Allene Leo Friedman Holet Adam Gelbel Hazel Kiser Mari Paldi Berer Adam Geibel Eloise Kisor Herbert la Grand Blois Mallory KR. Streahog L. Streabog Jolly Blacksmith Eloise-Risormng Paul West Chester Woman's Howe Missionary Society of Mre Laubach Jackson Augustine Hoyer Nash Moughh Mra Stouffer Hough Duval Tavton Ust America Talma Sipe Fret Sipe Crawfordeville Chester Cherry Methodist Parson Cherryholmes Crawfordeville High School Cedar Parls Crawfordsville Polly Don Gamelow Dean

Unknown Soldier concept spreads across nations

Professor Santino, an inventor, is credited with conceiving the idea of memorializing the Unknown Soldier. The concept has been adopted by great nations worldwide, reflecting a universal tribute to unidentified war dead.

Santino

Not What He Earns. Errand Boy Speaks Of Wages

A customer questions a boy about weekly earnings. The boy replies he runs errands for the firm and earns about 96 i. per week, revealing modest wages in a historical setting.

Community notices from local clubs schedule meetings

Rose Mary club meets Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Spencer 6203. Woman's Missionary Society of Bethel Presbyterian church meets Wednesday afternoon at 3 at Mrs Maggie Foster 633 East Jefferson St. Mrs Alvin Strum hosts the Ladies Social Union Tuesday afternoon at the A R Strum home with officer elections expected.

Rose Mary Club Spencer Woman's Missionary Society of the Bethel Presbyterian Church Maggie Foster East Jefferson St Alvin Strum Ladies’ Social Union A R. Strum

Missionary Society Tureen Supper At Church

The Young Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church will hold a tureen supper at the church on Monday evening at 6:40. Attendees should bring sandwiches and dishes and remember dues. Location 6013.

Young Woman's Missionary Society of the Method

Fortnightly Music Dept Called Meeting April 28

The Fortnightly club Music Department schedules a called meeting for Monday April 28 at 7 45 p m at Mrs Harvey Youngs home. The agenda includes officer elections chorus practice and other important business.

Harvey Young

O EB 8 Called Meeting For Initiation

Notice announces a called meeting of the O EB 8 for initiation on Tuesday evening April 29 at o clock. The terse notice gives a single event and date without further details.

Community club notices list May meetings and home events

The itemized notices show the 76 Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs Durst home on May 1, Sunshine Community Club at Mrs Kloppenstein April 30, bulbs to exchange, a six year old in need of a summer home, a Pleasant Main missionary all day gathering May 1 at Mrs Jord Foster, T F E club postponed, and an Intermediate League play Old Home Week at the church Social Hall on Tuesday evening.

Ladies Aid Irie Durst Opal Bickford Nancy Romine Sunshine Community Club Joseph Kloppenstein Pleasant Main Missionary Society Mra Jord Foster Intermediate League of the Methodist Church

Local Club Meetings and Charity Events Scheduled This Week

Notices list several Hopeful society gatherings at Bethel Lutheran and St Paul churches including an all day quilting session on May 1 at the S J Paul church, a Havre Social club meeting with a flower exchange, a Delta Alpha class hake sale on May 3 at Washington Cleaners, a W S C club kid party with magazine ideas, Pythian Sisters staff practice on Tuesday, and an evening meeting led by Mrs Mallory.

Delta Alpha Methodist Church Washington Cleaners South Side Square Pythian Sisters Mallory

The Hoo doo Coon Play and Candy Social

A community event at Cedar Center school two miles west of Prairie Flower church and ten miles northwest of Washington. The play begins promptly at 8:00. Ladies urged to bring boxes. Organized by Lucile M. Shalla. 6313.

Cedar Center School Prairie Flower Church Washington West Chester Lucile M. Shalla

Community notices from Grant and nearby towns

Box supper and program at Grant school two miles west of town on Friday May 2 hosted by Dorothy Bruty teacher. Rural Woman's Club meets with Mrs Chas Rhodebeck Thursday May 1. Prairie Flower Mission Circle meets at the church Thursday afternoon May 1. Program at Pleasant Hill school six miles southeast of Washington Tuesday April 29. ladies bring boxes. Roxie Lauld erman teacher.

Grant Dorothy Bruty Rural Woman's Club Chas Rhodebeck Prairie Flower Mission Circle Pleasant Hill Washington Roxie Laulderman

Trapping Song Birds in England Sparks Street Sales

Wild song birds are trapped in England using birdlime and nets and sold in major city streets. The casualties among caged birds are reported as enormous.

England

Polly in 1923 Love Triangle in Stay-at-Home Tale

In a 1923 strip, Polly faces Don as her commitment to grandfather White collides with romance. After a six year wait, Don urges present faith and affection, while Polly argues for duty to her elder guardian and the chance of a future together.

Grandfather White Wally Don

Don's House Party Strains Polly and Don's Engagement

Polly notices Don's flirtatious behavior at a pre party gathering. He strings her along with promises of marriage and an apartment, while Polly worries his attentions to others threaten their engagement. Grandfather's age and a looming house party add tension as Polly wrestles with wear, money, and loyalty.

Don Polly Wally

Haircut Banter Captures Midline Moment

A humorous exchange unfolds as a patron requests the exact center part of his hair while the barber jokes about placing the lone remaining hair. The light exchange highlights barber shop banter and attention to symmetry.

London's Buildings Across Three Continents

A playful estimate imagines every London house and building laid end to end would span Europe, Asia, and America, illustrating the city’s vast housing stock.

London Europe Asia America

Belief in Three Souls Among South African Natives

The text notes a general belief among South African natives that humans possess three souls. One soul resides in the head, a second in the stomach, and a third in the big toe.

South Africa

Cirencester wall reattributed to pre Roman tribes

Recent archaeological finds at Cirencester suggest the city wall long attributed to Romans was actually built by earlier pre Roman tribes. The discovery challenges established timelines of local fortifications and reveals a deeper prehistoric urban phase surrounding Cirencester.

Cirencester England

Modern business schools train executives from within the firm

Metropolitan Life Insurance Company runs worker schools to prepare for promotion. Classes in millinery, dressmaking, actuarial courses, comptometer operation, stenography and more are free with credits toward advancement. About seven thousand New York offices employees participate in one or more subjects. many graduates now hold Metropolitan positions. The program also supports a Men’s Glee Club a Women’s Choral Society a military band and an athletic association with meeting spaces provided.

Seasion Metropolitan Life Insurance Company New York City Metropolitan

Provoked by Not Reading Big Stories Declares Public Opinion

The remark notes that people often feel provoked when they have not read major newspaper stories rather than pleased by the chance to discuss them. It reflects a public mindset toward consuming news content and sharing insights.

You Said it Separating Soul From Wealth The Dilemma

A reflective line notes the challenge of distinguishing a person who professes moral aims from one who places money first. The quote implies skepticism about genuine virtue amid financial motives.

We Demand a Standard We Do Not Concede

A historical note on moral reciprocity stating that we cannot demand from others a standard of honor while we withhold it from ourselves. The quote emphasizes consistency in ethical expectations and self-application of principles.

Quote on cruelty and motive by George Eliot

A compact saying notes cruelty needs no motive beyond opportunity, reflecting on how vice can flourish when chance arises. The line emphasizes that action can occur without justification beyond the chance to commit it.

George Eliot

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