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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1919

Page

8

Red Crow workers' knives and scissors at Crail's store

Knives and scissors of Red Crow workers are stocked at Crail's store. Call to select your own. Contact number 4213004.

The Red Crow Crail

Pianoforte Teaching Plans In Davenport With Bailey

W Kenneth Bailey of Davenport announces readiness to teach elementary and advanced piano students. He emphasizes music theory and harmony, with monthly lectures by Mrs W Harding Audlette, Beethoven Conservatory graduate. Bailey returns to Davenport Wednesday evening and will be back next week. contact options are listed.

W. Kenneth Bailey Davenport Town Bailey W. Harding Audlette Beethoven Conservatory St. Louis

Masonic Praternity Called Meeting in Washington Lodge No 26

Washington Lodge No 26 A F and A M will hold a called meeting Tuesday evening August 8 at eight o clock for work in the Third Degree. Members urged to attend. W M L. D. Langworthy announces.

Washington Lodge A. F

Notion Ad Club Set to Hold Regular Meeting

The Ad Club will meet next Tuesday evening at the usual time and place. Important matters will be addressed and members should come prepared to pay their annual dues.

Local notices and ads highlight Chautauqua season and community visits

Community notes list chautauqua ticket sales at Washington banks August dates and travel plans. Local residents Mrs. N. Burham Mrs. Rogal Mrs. Behrens Mr. and Mrs. Darbyshire travel to Chicago for vacation. Bank safety deposit boxes announced and weekend visitors from Oklahoma Muscatine Sigourney Omaha and Columbus Junction are mentioned.

Alice Dempsey Omaha Neb George Dempsey Sioux City Tom Dempsey Miss Dempsey Richard Donaldson Kansas City Donaldson Drew Dorothy Jessie McCulley Frances Rickey Mary Patterson Winfield Nancy Brown Clearfield Artie McCulley Hazel Reed Mias Ina McCulley Columbus Junction

Fox and Dewey Shoes Ad Moves to Public Notice

Ad fragment references Fox and Dewey selling shoes and hints at a local notice around Chautauqua events from August 12 to 21. Details are sparse but indicate a commerce based listing paired with a scheduled Chautauqua period.

Chautauqua

Wardrobe Cleaners Change as Huggins Take Over

Otto Toulouse sells his Wardrobe Cleaners interests to Ora and Ray Huggins, who return from navy service to run the business with plans to keep operations steady. Toulouse and wife depart for Kansas City as Huggins Brothers assume full management and maintain the established customer relations in Washington.

Otto Toulouse Ora Ray Huggins Huggins Toulouse Huggins Brothers

Local residents travel and theater notes in Washington Journal

Miss Ida Cavender visits Osceola and Miss Katharine Vacha travels to Cedar Rapids to see her brother. Baggage transportation listed and city services advertised. Tickets for the chautauqua offered at $2 for adults. The Magnificent Ambersons opening chapter featured in the Journal. Various residents travel for visits, medical, and family matters. several unrelated trips and hospital work noted.

Katharine Vacha Cedar Rapids Dora Woodburn Crawfordsville Cook County Hospital

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