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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1919

Page

3

Washington visitors win world horseshoe title in Crawfordsville

Crawfordsville hosts a world horseshoe championship with 23 games played. Washington entrants led by John Briley and Bill Libe compete as locals dominate, Crawfordsville capturing the pennant with 17 wins to Washington's 6 despite a large spectator turnout.

Crawfordsville Washington Bill Libe Claude McCall W. M. Dusenbery Henry Miller Jim Latta Bill Ruebsam John Briley L. A Bunce Sheriff McCarty Billi Libe Rev Hayley Joe Moorhead Bill Ruedsam Briley Moorhead L. A. Bunce Horseshoe Park Horseshoe Club Enos Davis Dave Johns John Paschal Dave Griffith Bob McCall Marshal Keiper

Sister Dies in Buffalo

Mrs Magdalena Srnssheimer aged 81 sister of John Altermus of Wellman Iowa died in Buffalo late Thursday from apoplexy at her home. this news from Buffalo New York reports the death of a well known local resident.

Buffalo N. Y Magdalena Srnssheimer John Altermus Wellman Iowa

Season ticket offers savings for chautauqua attendees

An opinion piece argues that a season ticket for the chautauqua costs $2 for eight days plus extra sessions, equating to eight cents per program. It contrasts with higher single-session prices elsewhere and urges purchase before a directors meeting, promoting attendance for informed community engagement.

Columbus Junction Fairfield Oskaloosa

Committees Named for County Soldiers Homecoming in Washington

Various committees have been named to organize the county soldiers homecoming celebration in Washington on September 11. Under the county defense council, each precinct will support tasks from entertainment to decorations, concessions, athletics, music, and a soldiers supper.

Washington County Defense Council Jay McNamara R. BE. Shanonn J. R. Maxwell J. B. Crail E. B. Hammer George Pauls J. Jungbluth W. P. Littlefield H. F. Perry Phi Mercer R. S. Cook Robert Noonan I. Rothschild Tracy Phillips Owen Hayes R. E. Dougherty C. C. Wilson R. L. Livingston M. D. Work C. E. Plumley

Discharged Soldier Dies After Circle Hall Shooting

Joseph A. Reich a discharged 603d Engineers soldier died at Mercy hospital of a lung wound from a gunshot after an incident at Circle dance hall. Police say George Welsh and Earl Felton attempted entry. Welsh says the shooting was accidental and used the gun as a club. Reich’s home is Chicago and he left service in August 1918 after five months overseas.

Des Moines Joseph A. Reich Mercy Hospital George Welsh Earl Felton Camp Dodge Circle Dance Hall Chicago 603D Engineers

Widmer resigns from C M F Clothing Co in Wayland

P G Widmer resigns as clerk at Washington based C M F Clothing Co. He and Mrs Widmer plan a visit with friends and then go to Colorado to visit awhile. They expect to spend the winter in California. Lon Darnell sold Front street property to Ike Neff with possession March first. The Darnells may stay or leave Wayland while Neff awaits moving plans.

P. G. Widmer C. M. & F. Clothing Co Washington Wayland Mrs. Neff

Memorial ideas from Col Tinley on community halls

Col Matt Tinley of Council Bluffs urges building a general utility memorial hall in each community to honor local service members. He argues the hall should serve veterans of Civil War and later conflicts, with a granite shaft and bronze tablet to commemorate those who served, both in uniform and civilians. The plan emphasizes meeting space for veterans and a lasting memorial for the whole community.

L. F. Henderson Commercial Club Clear Lake Matt Tinley Council Bluffs 1/8th Infantry Henderson J. B. Crail Washington Crail Colonel Tinley Grand Army Odd Fellows Library Association Iso American Legion

Resolutions Adopted by Iowa Rural Carriers Meeting

The Iowa Rural Letter Carriers convention adopted wage and service resolutions after a long session that ran into 3:20 PM. They call for a $1,500 salary for standard 24 mile routes, mileage pay, pension provisions, civil service appeals, and a 24 mile cap on some routes, plus a federation of postal workers and dues reductions. A special note honors W. S. Hoon and cites thanks to Washington officials and local clubs.

Graham Washington Congress W. D. Brown National Rural Carriers Association Oskaloosa Albert Hellings George E. Sherman George Bartlow Elmer E. Aukeney Civil Service Court of Appeal Iowa Court of Appeal A. R. Miller City of Jay McNamara Federation of Labor W. H. James Iowa Rural Carriers Joint Commission W. 8. Hoon Iowa Rural Letter Carriers’ Association Ames Brother Hoon

Fragmentary Quote on Domestic Ma​in Resistance

A fragment notes that those who raise heads to attack home methods may as well strike at combat units, implying a hostile stance toward internal and military forces. The line suggests unrest and the targeting of authority, without full context or clear actors.

Resolution Urges Reinspection and Reinstatement of Brother Hoon

The department orders a reinspection of Brother Hoon's case and the group urges full, careful consideration. They commend his long faithful service and request reinstatement without prejudice. A copy goes to the fourth assistant postmaster general the Iowa congressional delegation Brother Hoon and the R. F. D. News.

Brother Hoon Iowa Congress R. F. D. News

Funeral for Dr. M. C. Terry Held Sunday in Brighton

The funeral of Dr. M. C. Terry a prominent Brighton physician who died suddenly Wednesday will be held Sunday at four o'clock at the late home. Rev. Mr. Anderson of the Christian church will conduct burial follows at Brighton Cemetery. Dr. Terry was a Mason and member of Cyrus chapter and Bethlehem commandery of Washington with many fraternity members attending.

M. C. Terry Brighton Anderson The Christian Church Terry Cyrus Chapter Bethlehem Commandery Washington

Kansas City Youth Is Picked Up Here

Two boys in a Ford sedan entered town needing a new tire and lacking money. Deputy Wallace found the pair suspicious. The driver, John Gicante, claimed the car belonged to his father at 2636 Indiana Ave Kansas City. The Cedar Rapids youth was released. The father telegraphed to hold the boy and car as Mr Gieante headed to Washington.

Wallace John Gicante Indiana Avenue Kansas City Cedar Rapids Gieante Washington

Daily Thought on Innocence and Candor in Power

A noted quotation reflects on innocence in genius and candor before power as noble traits, attributed to Madame de Stael. The remark emphasizes virtue amid authority and suggests value in honest, open thinking.

Madame de Stael

The Turn in the Road Cast Shine in Mutual Release

SEEN ON THE SCREEN there is no star featured in The Turn in the Road an Exhibitors Mutual release yet each of the half dozen in the cast shines Helen Jerome Eddy is a leading young actress Pauline Curley is another blonde screen beauty Ben Alexander returns in a key role Lloyd Hayes proves adaptable George Nichols delivers solid work Winter Hall takes an important part An all star ensemble performance in this release

Althe Helen Jerome Eddy Ben Alexander Bob Pauline Curley Metro Lloyd Hayes George Nichols Hamilton Perry Winter Hall

Uses for Broken Glass Across Industries

Broken glass finds multiple uses beyond disposal. Ground into fine powder it can serve as an abrasive or pigment for various crafts and industrial processes. Recycled glass is melted and remade into new glass products, reducing waste and conserving raw materials.

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