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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
5
Raisins large package 2 for 2 Seeded and seedless Fancy tea qt jars 30c per jar. Strongheart peanut meats canned in jars 30c per jar. Pillsbury self rising pancake flour 4 lb 40c. Strongheart catsup bottle 40c and chili 40c per bottle. Strongheart sandwich spread 35c per jar. Relish for lettuce or sandwiches 35c per jar.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mineart hosted friends Monday evening at the Farrier home. The Indian Creek Women's club will meet Wednesday afternoon. Farmers' Union members and families plan a Thursday schoolhouse meeting with many new members expected. Several residents report grippe illness. school closed Friday with Miss Blanche Kurtz as teacher for Pleasant Plain.
The notice records the death of Henry Brinnine with sympathy from neighbors. It mentions attendees delayed by illness and lists several local residents and families connected to Oliver Dunbar, Jane Richardson, Carl Miller, Esther, Chas Harvey, Ralph Brinning, and Mrs Mil ler preparing to move to Alaska. Other small updates include hog shipments by Arthur Mayer and Chris Brinning and social visits around Rubio.
G. M. Kilbourn reports on Rev. L. D. Young organizing a new Dallas church after a split from City Temple. About 960 stayed with Young, 720 remained. presbytery later dissolved ties and a court battle ensued. 715 attended a Melba theater service, then 765 at church, with plans for a self supporting $2 million Westminster Abbey of Dallas.
The Bible class has run for 53 years and despite a 50 percent drop in choir and Sunday school, City Temple maintains services. Easter Sunday attendance reached 644 in Sunday school as Fullerton of St. Louis is named temporary pastor, with a permanent pastor planned later. Visitors are urged to return to the church.
A posted sign warns men that trespassing is prohibited unless they see a formal notice allowing access. The message stresses that without authorization, entry is not permitted.
In Barkers Chessington England Lady Barker of Barwell Court manages one of England’s largest stock farms. The estate raises Percheron horses and has white fantail pigeons from Abdul Hamid’s palace. Queen Alexandra and Sandringham benefitted from pigeons. Barwell also houses Percheron horses gifted to Sir Francis Barker by M Clemenceau of France.
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