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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1927

Page

4

Camp Fire Fire Maker Ceremony At Analtys Camp

Last night the Analtyi Camp Fire Group held its first big council fire at Mrs. Harry Reister’s home. Kim Gilbert led the ceremony with Mildred Bramer, Hilda Brown and Lucille Reister lighting the candles. New members Dorothy Cassel Nellie Wylie Myrtle Carbaugh joined, and talks on the meaning of Camp Fire were given. Lucille Ross received her fire makers bracelet, and a short business meeting followed.

Analtyi Harry Reister Lola K. Gilbert

Graduation Exercises At Opera House In 1881

In a packed opera house a graduation ceremony honors fourteen graduates including three boys. Salutatory by Ella Cummings and valedictory by Mary Wilde mark the event with essays and recitations by Nannie Brindley Loren Latta Lucinda Sutton Kate Hamilton Minnie Sproull Albert Ferris Ella Beggs Gace Stiles Dell McMillan and Leslie Eyestone. Separately a column notes local burglaries and a late night arrest scene involving a 14 year old and a 60 year old in an intoxicated couple, plus a Philadelphia magistrate’s unusual marriage certificate dated February 1882 for Margaret Roberty and John Jennard.

Opera House Ella Cummings Mary Wilde Nannie Brindley Harvest Times Loren Latta Lucinda Sutton Kate Hamilton Minnie Sproull Albert Ferris Ella Beggs Gace Stiles Della Hollingsworth Leslie Eyestone Dell McMillan Philadelphia Margaret Roberty John Jennard Richard White

Van Nostrand Letters From Kan SAS on Prohibition and Theft

Van Nostrand reports from McPherson noting low alcohol use amid Swedish and Bohemian locals and praising weather and crops. He mentions Sam Lewis’s grocery being entered via rear window Saturday night with $100 looted after 4 PM, implying insider knowledge and observed traffic.

Sam Lewis

Brighton Gazette Reports Military Tension and Resignations

The governor orders the Washington militia to be ready with 40 rounds to press a confrontation between rival R R powers. Honorary members announce resignations at Brighton as Sheriff O Loughlin and Deputy Bunker formed peacekeeping patrols at Coppock. A raid on B and W dumps damages embankment and spurs a large watch. A compact treaty ends a tense Sunday clash, while S J Gerry aids. looming drafts threaten the I N G and honorary members.

Brighton Washington O'Loughlin Bunker Coppock R. R. Powers CPT B. and W CC. B J. Gerry

Port night club Bible department meeting announced

The Port night club Bible department will meet Monday after- no special details given. The text notes spring decorations and anticipated church year, with references to Van Dyke Mrs Bryson Mrs Frank Sage and Mrs George Jarrard, plus Washington Lodge AFP and AM work in second degree Tuesday at 7 30 led by L B Lupton W M.

Washington Golf Jand Country Club Commercial Club Farr Cor Lin W. M Neeley W. G Stewart R. A. Means Max Marble Robert Patterson L. A. Jones Ed Davis North Second Avenue A. 8. Grant Mayme McConnaughey Elsie Bratton Joe Reiner C. W. McLaughlin S. K. Coats Shiloh General Grant F. Gobble H. B. Case W. Taylor Tina Shields Joseph Dawson J. M. Bratten Vera Palmer C. A. Speer Davis Washington Lodge A. FP A. M L. B. Lupton W. M

Local Clubs Schedule Meetings In May Period

The Pilotsburg Ladies Aid Society plans a May 6 meeting with Mrs Frank Stransky. Pythian Sisters hold a balloting session May 6. A. R. society meets May 8 with Mrs Geo Morrison. Portnightly invites members to join or change departments. Pleasant Plains Missionary Society to meet May 4 at 403 W Washington St.

Pilotsburg Ladies Aid S Society Frank Stransky Pleasant Plains Missionary Society Dr. Wickham Washington St

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