Threshing in Full Swing and Local Happenings
Clay Iowa notes show a strong small grain crop and relief from heat. Local social life includes Women's Community club events, visits, and farewells as residents move to Washington and other towns.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1922
Page
7
Clay Iowa notes show a strong small grain crop and relief from heat. Local social life includes Women's Community club events, visits, and farewells as residents move to Washington and other towns.
Kalona and surrounding residents share visits and moves including Mrs Etta Kessler and daughters at the Newt Kessler home, Mrs Nona Grady returning from Washington hospital, and Miss Gladys Page teaching near Keota next year. Community events include a Christian ladies supper, Becks auction, and a Clown band booster trip for the Farmers’ Picnic. Washington defeated Kalona in a close game by two points.
Havre reports social visits including Mr and Mrs Golla Miller at the Ben Miller home and Mr and Mrs Ash from Richland at George Hillhouse. Will McBride will shell corn for Jim Long Ray and Donald Smith. Baker children have whooping cough. Sam Witting shipped cattle and the union shipped hogs. Davison family visits from Superior Bronton Washington and a rattlesnake sighting intrigues the town.
Mrs Ida Irwin and daughter Mrs Will Atha returned from a visit with Ray Singleton near Richland. Gladys Hinson from Richland visits her brother Roy Hinson. C G Pickin family plan a two week trip visiting St Charles Atlantic Rock Island Abington and Maquon. St Vern Taylor of Ontario Oregon was a weekend guest. Oscar Mangold enjoyed a short outing at Clear Lake. E H Faris and daughter in Des Moines. Perd Brier of west of town hosted a visit. Marian Brinton of Kansas City visits grandparents Addison and Mrs Brinton, with her brothers Edward James and Billy.
Little Talks on Thrift notes that five cents should not be wasted as it represents the interest on a dollar for nearly a year. A wealthy financier’s rebuke to a secretary illustrates how even small waste compounds. thrift equals efficiency and long term value. A tale compares buying a toy for 200 dollars versus lifelong monthly income, urging careful use of every cent.
Threshers finish up this week and watermelons are plentiful as Ralph Ross and John Ricks sell fruit. Coppock defeated Pleasant Vilain 9 to 8 in a fast, tied late game at Coppock’s diamond. Next Sunday All Stars visit and a large crowd is expected.
Mrs H C Hull and granddaughter Margaret Robertson returned home after visiting the R S Dix home in Cedar Falls. Mr and Mrs John Paschal came home from Muscatine with their son Harry driving. Miss Ethyle Lease tore ligaments in her ankle Monday night and will use crutches for a period.
Little Miss Adria Lease had tonsils and adenoids removed at the county hospital in Washington yesterday. Miss Mary Manners received a telegram announcing the death of her aunt, Mrs. Evelyn Lathrop, in Garner Iowa. Mrs. Lathrop, born in Grandview Iowa seventy years ago, lived in Washington until her marriage. Dr. A M Cowden of Washington is the sole surviving family member.
Mrs Hannah Bristow a former Richland resident dies in Bedford Iowa and is buried beside her husband after a service at the M E church in Richland. Also bus Talley family Elvin at University hospital in Iowa City and a new baby girl Betty Ann born to Willard and wife. Colorado outings attract locals and a club forms at Miss Marie Johnson’s home.
Foster traveled past guards to a hotel where rangers found his confiscated suitcase said to contain I W W and Bolshevist literature. He was placed on an eastbound train and forbidden to stop in Colorado. General Hamrock described Poster as a dangerous man and warned of a secret Soviet Russia branch meeting planned locally.
William Z. Foster alleged president of the Soviet-Russia society was run out of Denver by state rangers under Adj. Gen. P. J. Hamrock. Foster reached the city disguised after a train from Salt Lake City as federal agents and detectives trailed him across the region.
A lesson text recounts Esther’s call to duty in the Haman plot. Mordecai’s defiance prompts Esther to fast, plead with the king, and risk her life to defend her people. Haman’s schemes unravel as Esther secures protection for the Jews and their right to defend themselves.
A biblical passage urges choosing whom to serve with a personal vow to serve the Lord. The quotation emphasizes loyalty to God and family in the context of Joshua 4.
A compact line from the verse reflects on courage and integrity, urging honesty toward self and others with a religious inflection. The phrasing echoes early modern religious rhetoric and moral exhortation.
A brief nonsensical line references elder toys called t Duighiess at Ateustivue, presenting a fragmentary artifact from a business section. The entry lacks clear context or identifiable entities beyond these odd terms.
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