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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1919

Page

6

Women's Relief Corps pushes Washington county Soldiers Memorial plan

Mrs. M. Hollinger writes to Chairman J. B. Crail outlining a library style memorial combining a community building with daily civic use. She argues for a durable structure with an auditorium and rooms for G A R and American Legion and urges county funding supported by local taxpayers.

M. Hollinger Washington W. R. C J. B. Crail Women's Relief Corps City of Washington Woman's Relief Corps Grand Army of the Republic Europe American Legion

Story of Rip Van Winkle Told to Put Child to Sleep

A narrated bedtime moment where a brother tells his little girl a Rip Van Winkle story as another tries to soothe her to sleep. The scene mixes storytelling with a sleepy family attempt and a stuttering exchange.

Wes Rip van Winkle Chi

Funeral of Dr. Terry Delayed in Brighton

Dr Marcus C Terry a Brighton physician of forty years died suddenly from heart failure. Funeral services are postponed until his two sons can attend. He was born May 13 1845 in Washington county married Lottie Israel May 1868 survived by widow two sons Claude in Camp Lewis WA and Glenn in Minneapolis MN one brother Mac Terry Hot Springs AR and sister Mrs McConnaughy Wayland NY. He lived in Brighton most of life except four years in Coneville IA. He had been well until last Sunday heat blamed for illness.

Brighton Marcus C. Terry Terry Washington County Lottie M. Israel Claude Terry Medical Corps Camp Lewis Washington Glenn Terry Minneapolis

Dinner honors visitors from Weleetka Oklahoma

Mr and Mrs Frank Bishop entertained a group of friends at seven o'clock last Friday. The dinner honored Mrs Margaret Catlett and her two children David and Margaret Elizabeth of Weleetka Oklahoma. Guests sat at a long dining table and enjoyed fried chicken. After dinner hours were spent in visiting.

Frank Bishop Washington Margaret Catlett David Margaret Elizabeth Weleetka Oklahoma

Washington Social Season Delights Miss Shaw Guest

Miss Katheryn Shaw of Monson Mass visits Washington as a guest of Miss Virginia Wallace at Vassar connections. A tea Monday afternoon and a large girl gathering followed by a party of fifteen couples last evening featured social fare and a farewell for Miss Dorothy Donaldson and her brother Drew Donaldson who depart for Kansas City.

Katheryn Shaw Monson Mass Virginia Wallace Vassar College Washington Miss Wallace Dorothy Donaldson Drew Donaldson Kansas City

Fire Victim Murder Verdict In Angus Case

Boone August 7 The coroner s jury probing the death of Mrs Fred Moore forty five of Angus found her charred body in the ruins of her home after last Friday s fire and ruled she was murdered The verdict places no blame on any party

Boone, Ta Fred Moore Angus

Hugging a Girl Is Job in Itself Headline Findings

Newark August 5 report shows a driver who hugged a girl while steering caused a car crash. The Motor Commissioner warns against one handed driving and notes other sleepy driving incidents by county officials including Sheriff McCarty and Dr. G W Hay with Mrs Hay in the car.

Chicago Herald Newark N. J Ralph Holleman Bill, Holleman New Jersey Commissioner Dill Holleman Washington Ford R. H. McCarty G. W. Hay

Railroad Unions Unite for Wage Increase Drive

In a rare coordinated move 14 railroad unions representing 2 000 000 workers sent a joint appeal to Director General Hines for immediate wage raises. The communication marks the first known instance of all unions acting together.

Congress Postimaster Gener Washington Hines

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Mrs. M. Hollinger Crail Soldiers’ Memorial Iowa Cheirman Soldiers Memorial Burleson Post Office Department William H. Lamar Finance Committee Wire Control Board A. S. Burleson William HH. Lamar Washington Telephone Company Washington, Iowa DR. Terry D. Hi. Wallingford Chas. Faulkner Sue Wallingford Abigail Bishop Margaret Watson Margaret West Chester Oskaloosa Brumbach Lawn Society Palm Beach Hart Schaffper & Marx Panamas Med Hat Sissies Smith
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