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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1924

Page

3

First Aid Demonstrations Added to Chautauqua Health Program

Dr. C M Stewart announces a first aid demonstration by Campfire girls, in addition to the 48 listed in the program, led by Miss Mae Campbell and Miss Florence Cunningham. A health tent, pageant with fifty children, and a film will run during the Washington chautauqua, with consultations available on nutrition and child care. The program runs Aug 12 to Aug 19 with talks by Charles S Grant and other events scheduled around the regular attractions.

C. M. Stewart County Public Health Service Washington Chautauqua Charles S. Grant Iowa Stewart

Soldiers Exemption Filing Deadline Announced

County Auditor A L Griffith states that soldiers exemption applications must be filed by August 31 to show ownership and written statements to the board of supervisors before September 1. If already reported to the assessor, a second filing may not be needed unless the exemption was not allowed.

A. L. Griffith Board of Supervisors County Auditor

Nolan to Address Ad Club Convention in Washington

Hon W J Nolan of Minnesota will give the principal address at the Washington convention of the district Ad Clubs, to be held August 26 and 27. He previously headlined the Wellman Chautauqua program and is noted as an instructive entertaining speaker.

Wellman W. J.nolan Minnesota Washington Nolan

Health Week Events at Big Tent Program

Dr Charles Grant leads a state health board event with hygiene day Aug 16 dental inspections Aug 18 health watch Aug 19 a film The Tournament of Youth showcases school health work Aug 20 a baby conference Aug 21 Mother’s Day focusing on mother child relations and teacher child interactions with an afternoon lecture.

Charles Grant State Board For Health

Jurors Drawn for September Court Term in Washington Iowa

Fifty petit jurors are drawn for the September term to open September 2 with Judge Charles A. Dewey presiding. Grand jurors report September 3 and petit jurors September 8 at 1 30. The list includes readers from Washington Wellman Riverside Brighton and nearby towns with names such as Anderson Brown Casper Davis Flynn Fox Griffith Gowey Graber Humston Ingram Jones Marek McCall McElhinney McLaughlin Nelson Oswalt Portratt Ryan Steck Schmidt Smith Sweet Stoutner Sojka Yarrow.

J. J. Iasgow Cleck District Court Charles A. Dewey Washington Anderson George F Iowa Brown Walter Brumback Ola West Chester Casper Chas Davis Clyde EK Wellman Freel A. H. Wellman Fox Mary A Griffith Clem Brighton Gray Frank Gowey Fred Graber Peter Noble Humston J. H Ingram Riverside Jones Edna Wa Oswalt Andy Portratt Sam Lowa Ryan James A. Wellmen Steck Etna Schmidt A. D Lows Smith Ray Ainesworth Sweet O. M Stoutner Keota Sojka Yaro Yarrow Washing

Boy Bitten by Dog at Aviation Field

A ten year old boy, Junior Bolce, son of Dr and Mrs A Boice, was bitten on the calf by a dog belonging to the Gates flying circus party at a field east of town where the show performed yesterday. The dog was teased by several boys. the injury is not believed to involve rabies and the matter will be investigated.

Junior Bolce A. Boice Keoree A. Bruce Junior Juce Turiington Washington

Brother's Wisconsin Home Destroyed by Tornado

Mrs. Anna House, superintendent at the county hospital, received a telegram from her brother O H Resch of Bloomer Wisconsin stating that his home was swept away last night when a tornado struck Bloomer. No one in the home was hurt. Resch knew Percy Walter and William Berg who are reported as fatally hurt in dispatches.

Anna House O. H. Resch Bloomer Wisconsin House Percy Walter William Berg Associated Press Journal

Local Names List Reflects Washington Area Residents

A collection of readable names appears with multiple households and towns such as Crawfordsville Washington Richmond and Brighton. Individuals include Anna Schroeder Marion Smith Martha Wellman Maude Welte and J B Younkin among others.

Ton Schroeder Anna Wellman Marion Smith Washington Summer C C Crawfordsville Turnispeech Wellman Wallingford Martha Washing Maude Richmond Wells Wada White J. Martin Jennie Waterhouse Ira Brighton Wanerus

Washington High 1917 Class Plans August Reunion

Announcement for Washington high school class of 1917 reunion on Thursday August 14 at the chautauqua grounds. About 30 of 47 members expected to attend with 20 living in the county. Special guest Miss Jeannette Lemley. planning committee Mrs Willa Gibsonreshwaters Miss Marjorie Cunningham and Rev Fred Blick.

Washington High School Chautauqua Chautauqua Park Jeannette Lemley Willa Gibsonreshwaters Marjorie Cunningham Fred Blick Germany

Local Schools to Open September 1 in Washington

Superintendent W C Harding announces Washington schools reopen on Monday September 1 with a teachers meeting August 30 at 2 30 pm. Freshman class about 125 students expected and enrollment may exceed 500 in high school. Repairs completed on buildings and faculty to attend state educational convention in Des Moines in November.

W. C. Harding Washington Harding Washington High School Des Moines

Riverside backs taxi mail service proposal

Businessmen led by Postmaster Harry McCall push taxicabs between Riverside, the county seat, and Iowa City to carry mail. They argue it would speed delivery to nearby towns and reduce time to reach the county seat. The Riverside post office patrons favor the idea as a practical improvement.

Riverside Washington Harry McCall Iowa City Evening Journal Chicago

Another Rain Storm Delays Threshing Across Region

A violent rain storm, the second this week, dropped .90 of an inch locally, bringing weekly totals above two inches. Mild wind and little lightning limited crop damage, though threshing halted and grain shocks may suffer. Other parts of the state reported damaging storms last night and this morning.

Open Bids on Coal for School District

At a school board meeting yesterday evening bids were opened to supply coal for Washington schools for the next year. W. W. Wilson and John Shields & Son both offered $6 per ton Fulton county coal, and the board plans to split the contract between the two firms.

Washington W. W. Wilson John Shields & Son Fulton County Coal

County Prisoners at Work on the Highways

Washington county tries inmate labor on road work under Ed Bovee. Four inmates started, now three remain. participation is voluntary with option to stay jailed. Plan may expand if feasible to reduce jail costs and cover guard salaries.

Washington County Washington Ed Bovee Bovee

Ladies Aid Society Meeting at West Chester Church

The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church in West Chester will meet on Wednesday August 13. Serving committee comprises Mrs Fred Bauer Mrs Fred Foriash Mrs Herman Shultz and Mrs Carl Vorhees. All ladies of the community are invited. Regular meetings of local groups follow with details provided by their officers.

Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church West Chester Fred Bauer Fred Foriash Herman Shultz Carl Vorhees

Rain Interferes With the Flying Circus

Showers disrupted gates flying circus performances scheduled yesterday and today at the field east of town. Aviators performed several daredevil stunts in front of a large crowd and carried many passengers despite the rain.

Gates “Flying Circus Feild

Feeling His Way Mr Self Madee

A clipped note from the Weekly Telegraph records a child’s line about wealth as the gap between income and expenditure. The fragment includes a self-referential joke about Self-note, Junior and a remark on debt.

Junior Weekly Telegraph

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