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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1921

Page

7

Riverside Social News Highlights Local Visits and Gatherings

A river town roundup shows Miss Rowe Dautremont returning from Moline Illinois while Perry Duncan of Muscatine visits his niece Mrs Albert Hahn. Numerous relatives travel between Davenport Cedar Rapids Iowa City and Washington for family visits picnics and weekend gatherings.

Riverside Riverside Rowe Dautremont Moline Ill Perry Duncan Muscatine Albert Hahn Oscar Schnoebelen Latonia Ohio St. Mary's Parish Church Lawn Eva Sleichter Iowa City Mra Albert Florang and Sons Charlies and Francis Davenport Fred Vogler Cedar Rapids Mehee Mian Esther Swift Charles Swift Bernard Beasty Kansas City Frank Safourek William Dautremont Mary J. Dautremont Molly Safourek Des Moines Joseph Safourek Pete MeIitree Richmond George Smith John Stotts Chicago C. Stotts Frank Schnoeberen Gregory Schnoebelen M. J. Wilkinson Nebraska Frank Critz Leo Briatelle Nettie Hahn

Gardner Visitors Highlight Weekend in Washington

LArington Lexington report that Mr and Mrs Wade Gardner were Washington visitors Saturday afternoon Bernice and Ethel Paul spent last afternoon with them and other locals during a brief social stop.

Duane McClure Crawfordsville Chas. Wahl Mort Emide Dave Richard Oscar Scheetz Baby Wayland Frank Wilson Marie Stewart Washington Hospital Albert Paul John McCrabb Frank Huber Washington Lizzie Oldfield Chicago Lyle Sam John Oldfield Sunset Park Warren Mathess Henry Mathess Larington Lexington Aug Wade Gardner Bernice Ethel Paul

Funeral notes and local visits in Ainsworth area

The funeral of W. H. Armstrong was held at his father in law John Strain’s home with Rev. Riddington presiding. Armstrong’s wife is in hospital due to ill health and a nervous breakdown with the four children cared for by the Strains. Floyd Wallace, a Private, was buried at the Ainsworth cemetery and drew a large attendance. Local residents and visitors, including Donald White, Martin Olds, and the Chibaks, are noted in attendance or travel. University of Idaho reports a dummy law for dental practice.

Ainsworinsworth W. H. Armstrong John Strain Riddington The Baptist Church Ainsworth Floyd Donald White Ceder Rapids W. C. White Martin Olds Washington Frank Chibak FE. Rhodes Alta Chihak Milton Iowa Wm. Chihak Agnes Ferguson Chicago A. J. Laird Des Moines HG Crawford Amos White George Marr Lucille White Cedar Rapids E. W. Spessard Grand Forks N. Dakota

Bishop Family Tour Through East on Wedding Trip

The E. B. Bishop family chronicles a long summer tour from Iowa through Indiana Ohio Maryland and New York to Washington and Gettysburg describing clean cities friendly hosts and scenic mountains. They report 2266 miles traveled August 3 from Lockport New York and note visits to Lincoln's home Arlington and the White House with a lively account of roadside farms museums and relatives en route.

Bishop Frankfort Ind Crull Gem Park Portamouth Dayton Ohio Hagerstown Cadillac Art Harrisonville Sam Croll Abigail Columbus West Virginia Wheeling Brownsville Mt. Martin Mt. Silence Frostburg Cumberland Mt. Sidling Dad Iowa Chandler Nebraska Washington Lockport N. Y Mechanicsburg Trindle Springs Frank Kovhan Mary Weaver Mt. Vernon Washington, D. C Arlington Robert Lee White House Capitol Senate Senator Reed Missouri Lincoln Congressional Library Gettysburg Hersey Park Pennsylvania Syracuse

Woman of the Police Station Told in Sermon

Rev. J. E. Grinnell delivered a dramatic sermon on The Woman of the Police Station during Sunday service, presenting a thrilling description of the story and its moral implications for the audience.

Clay Clay J. E. Grinnell

Town of Red Oak Secures New Park

Red Oak with the Chautauqua Association purchased an eight acre wooded tract to be developed as a municipal park. The city assumes $755 indebtedness and ten days of summer use for Chautauqua purposes each year under the agreement.

RED Oak Chautauqua Association

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