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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1923

Page

6

Bayside Blossom Captures an Artist Heart

Ted Miller, a city artist commuting from Bayside, grows captivated by Mildred one of three Bayside Blossoms who ride the morning train. He funds theater seats for her, learns her charm, and they begin a romance despite the age gap, as Mildred vows to try loving him in return.

Ted Miller Bayside Bayside Blossoms Mildred Ethel Barrymore Soo Miller Canton Miller

Deepest Rand mine tests timbered support costs

The Village Deep on the Rand reaches 6,268 feet depth, facing extreme rock pressure and rising timbering costs. Hauling and hoisting grow steeply with depth, pushing overall operation costs toward prohibitive levels as experts suggest steel and greater use of metal supports.

Rand

Millions Wear Specs Through Modern Eyewear Revolution

The piece traces the evolution from crude leather frames to modern rimless and gold-mounted spectacles. It notes about 40 million Americans wear glasses, many for astigmatism and myopia, and highlights advances in eye testing and precision instruments in today’s eye offices.

United States

Society Dinner Hosts for Moving Mr. and Mrs. Jones

Mrs. Donald Bell and Mrs. L. F. Morrison hosted a 7 o'clock dinner in Washington for Mr. and Mrs. Omer Jones as they prepare to move to Muscatine. A three course meal was served and guests played bridge after.

Donald Bell L. F. Morrison Omer Jones Washington Muscatine Bell Morrison Dorothea Thompson Baja Boller Say, Hout Just Us Club John Nisle Florence Hout Clem Richardson T. S. Hewitt J. M. Wilson Milton Dicken Cliff Plumly Wilson South Marion Avenue Priscilla Morrison Julia Cavender Ralph Junkin tHeAttie Janet McClure Priscilla Plumly Dicken Louise Wilson Nellie Wilson Howard Wilson Ella Wilson Mary Roberts Beatrice Baird Mary Kerr Blair Law Esther Hay Jessie Kerr Merle Lytle West Main Street Lola Wells-Hughes New York City Roy Tripp Sioux City Iowa Hanna Richer-Stifel Pittsburgh Penn

Catalogue Reprint Revives His Memories

Rollin B. Organ recalls memories sparked by a Washington College catalogue printed May 19 1923. He mentions Civil War veterans and living relatives, notes social gatherings at Mrs Wilson’s home, and lists guests at bridge luncheons and dinners with several named attendees and locations. The reminiscence closes with social notices dated August 4 1923.

Rollin B. Organ of Chicago Marion T. Anderson Old Washington College Irvine A. Keck Nancy Hayes Marietta Conger Doig Chipman de Will C. Cooper Oregon N. P. Cooper de Witt Henry Cowles Granville G. Bennett Gen Norton P. Chipman Glee Club Josiah Dawson Emma H. Anderson George Anderson John H. Walker Cincinnati

Fire destroys 175000 bushels of wheat at plant

In Chicago Illinois on August 9 five buildings were destroyed at the Albert Sedwill and Co flour and malt manufacturers plant. About 175000 bushels of wheat and other grain burned with an estimated loss of 35000 dollars.

Chicago, II Aus Albert Sedwill and Co

Noted Lecturers on Washington Chautauqua Program

The Washington Chautauqua program features Senator I L Lenroot of Wisconsin and other leaders. Sidney Smith, Maud Ballington Booth, A L Flude, and Dr Howland Hanson are listed among lecturers with a Wednesday appearance. Season tickets at Washington banks cost $2 for adults and $1 for children.

Washington I. L. Lenroot Wisconsin Bly Sidney Smith Maud Ballington Booth A. L. Flude Dr. Howland Hanson Daily Bible

Tom Mix in 3 Jumps Ahead at Fox Theatre

Tom Mix stars in 3 Jumps Ahead with Tony the horse and Alma Bennett as the leading lady. A western tale of cattle rustlers and Texas Rangers features a cave entrance beneath a waterfall and a 20 foot by 90 foot canyon leap, hailed as a remarkable stunt. Fox Theatre hosts Friday and Saturday showings.

Tom Mix Miss Bennett Old West Texas Rangers Mix Fox Theatre

What He Called a Good Time

A compact quip exchanges between Toron and Telegram about what constitutes a good time. The dialogue suggests a social wifi of shared regret, hinting at irony and humor in post amusement recollections.

Toronto Telegram

Methodist Choir Rehearsal Tonight and Meeting Thursday

Announcement lists a Methodist choir rehearsal at 7 30 this evening and a Chautauqua board meeting at 8 oclock Thursday at the Commercial Club. It invites all ladies of the West Chester M E church societies including the mothers of Kings Heralds and Little Light Bearers for mite box opening day and a program Friday August 10 at 2 00.

Chautauqua Board Commercial Club Woman's Foreign Missionary Society M. E. Church West Chester Mothers of the Kings

Picnic at Sunset Park by 8 ER Club

A local notice states the 8 ER Club will hold a picnic at Sunset Park on Friday afternoon at 4:00. Attendees should bring their own sandwiches and a dish to share, plus twenty cents. Children are invited.

Sunset Park

Pythian Sisters Picnic Postponed Indefinitely

Notices announce a postponed Pythian Sisters of West Chester picnic. The Fannie J Coppin Woman Mite Missionary Society plans a regular meeting at the parsonage Friday afternoon with Rev W W addressing. members asked to bring promised articles. Donations to the W R C food sale should arrive by 8 am Saturday at Hartman Ice Cream Parlor.

Pythian Sisters of West Chester Fannie J. Coppin Mite Missioner’s Society Rev. W. W L. A. P. Jones Emma Black Hartman Ice Cream Parlor South Side Woman Mite Missionary Society Shorter Chapel A. M. BE Warren G. Harding W. W. Howen Enma Binek

Ladies Aid Society Meeting Moves to Friday 4 PM

Notice of the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church rescheduling an important business meeting to Friday afternoon at 4 oclock due to services in the park. Local church activity shifts from 2 30 to 4 00 to accommodate park services.

Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church

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McClure Mary Louise Harwood Edgar Wilson East Main Street Lawrence Wilson Albert Donovan Rogert Patterson C. J. Karel Mrs. L Hewett Second Street Neil Troutman M. C. DeLong Ella Sylvia Warren South Second Avenue Rollin The Washington Banks Louis Williams Clinton Howard Jon Hanley Grizzly Smith Lewis A. Comes Prussia Methodist Lexington L. A D. A Palm Beach
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