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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1923

Page

6

Prohibition Will Stick Says Boyd

William R. Boyd of Cedar Rapids, serving as chair of the state education board's finance committee, urged strict enforcement of the eighteenth amendment. He dismissed wine and beer as a gold brick and warned that such a law would be struck down as unconstitutional, arguing enforcement is a national matter and that any compromise would fail.

Iowa City Congress William R. Boyd Cedar Rapids State Board of Education University of Iowa Boyd America New York Mr. Boyd

Social Gatherings Highlight Small Town Week

Mrs Frank Pruty Sr hosted relatives in honor of sister Mrs McGugin of Tulsa Oklahoma with a twelve o'clock chicken dinner and an afternoon of quilting dancing and music. In Sunset Park Clark and Enslin store girls organized a Tuesday picnic for Mr and Mrs Enslin and family with thirteen guests enjoying chicken potato salad ice cream and cake. Mrs Corbin Fields entertained the E O W club ladies Wednesday evening with Zeeta Bremer Thelma York and Maude Oswalt as guests and yellow and white refreshments. Next meet ing set for two weeks.

Frank Pruty McGugin Tulsa Oklahoma Clark and Enslin Sunset Park Corbin Fields E. O Club Zeeta Bremer Thelma York Maude Oswalt McCormick M. E. Johnson

Notice of Lost Policies 5010 to 6025 at Fidelity Phoenix

Notice states that Policies Nos. 5010 through 6025 of the Fidelity Phoenix Fire Insurance Company are lost and destroyed and void. Recipients who possess any such policy are urged to mail or deliver them to The J A Work Insurance Agency in Washington Iowa or to Fidelity Phoenix Fire Insurance Company P in Chicago Illinois 796.

Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance Company J. A. Work Insurance Agency Washington Iowa Chicago Illinois

Local couple Binds with Bramley and West Chester license

Carl B Johnson of Bramley California and Lois M Bauer of West Chester secured a marriage license this morning, formalizing their nuptials in a straightforward civil process.

Carl B. Johnson Bramley Calif Lois M. Bauer West Chester

A. M. E. Church Fannie Coppin Missionary Society Event

The Fannie Coppin Missionary Society of the A. M. E. Church held an evening program on Tuesday featuring opening song, remarks by Mrs. Myrtle Rhoades, a paper on Nora F. Taylor Building Episcopal Residences in West Africa by Pauline Boler, vocal and instrumental solos by Crump and Crayton, a Foreign Fields letter read by Mrs. L. A. P. Jones, duets by Miss Crump and Mr. Crump, and closing remarks by Rev. Jones. Refreshments were served and a neat sum was realized, with thanks extended to all helpers.

Fannie Coppin Miss Crump Mr. Crump Faith Alberta Mae Jones Dora Jane Rhoades Rev. Jones

No Skunk River Straightening Favored in Washington County

A four year petition to straighten Skunk River in the southwestern corner of Washington County has been rejected after a thorough survey by Engineer F. EB. Young of Iowa City. He recommends against the project, noting it would be costly for local farmers due to narrow valley terrain and smaller affected property. All preliminary costs, just over seven thousand dollars, were advanced by the county and will be repaid by petitioners who own property in the drainage area.

Washington County F. EB. Young Iowa City

Three Troopers Travel to Camp Dodge for Troop D Prep

Troopers Rudolph Knottnerus and Timothy Farrier and Cook Fred Shearer left for Camp Dodge this morning to prepare for Troop D. Local J. N. Grantt is due at the camp next Tuesday. A reader noted the ad in the Journal as a good way to introduce oneself.

Rudolph Knottnerus Timothy Farrier Fred Shearer Camp Dodge J. N. Grantt

Community Club and Church Notices

Regular Rebekah lodge meeting Friday at 8 pm. District convention set for Riverside on August 10. Ladies Missionary Society of First United Presbyterian 4203 Second Division gathers Friday 2 30. W R C meets Saturday 2 30 with initiation. Young Peoples Sunday School class party at Walter Stewart home East Washington Street Thursday August 2. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets Friday 2 30 at the church.

Rebekah Riverside Ladies Missionary Society First United Presbyterian Church Young Peoples The Christians Church Walter Stewart East Washington Street Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church

Loyal Sisterhood Bring a Friend Day at M E Church

The T S E club will meet with Mrs Barclay Friday evening. Next Sunday is Bring a Friend day for the Loyal Sisterhood class of the M E church, and every member is urged to be present and bring a friend.

T. S. E. Club Sisterhood M. E. Church

Methodist Choir Rehearsal Tonight at 7 30

The Methodist Church calls all choir members to a rehearsal this Thursday evening at 7 30 led by J. J. Miller. Members are urged to attend to prepare for upcoming services.

Methodist J. J. Miller

Ainsworth Chapter O EB S reg meeting notice

Ainsworth Chapter O EB S holds a regular meeting Friday August 3 at 8 PM. Members and attendees urged to attend.

Ainsworth O. EB. S

Marshall Warns Boys On Slingshots And Rifles

Marshal Harry Edwards 19 cautions the community to curb youth use of sling-shots and rifles after several windows were broken. He warns of stiff city fines and promises punishment for continued careless shooting in others yards.

Harry Edwards Edwards

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