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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1920

Page

11

Announcements from Lexington area clubs and meetings

Mrs Evra Gardner Mrs Wade Gardner and Mrs Howard Stewart entertain the Lexington Aid society Tuesday Aug 17 at Mrs Eara Gardner home change of date noted. Farmers Union holds important meeting at So Prairie schoolhouse Monday evening Aug 16. Baptist choir rehearsal set for Friday 7 30 p m. Lexington Methodist church members Rev H F Gilbert will not preach next Sunday Aug 15 and preaching moved to Aug 22. South of Town Embroidery club meets with Mrs BK Herving Wednesday afternoon Aug 18. Use the Want Ads.

Evra Gardner Wade Gardner Howard Stewart Lexington Aid Society Eara Gardner Farmers’ Union Prairie Schoolhouse Lexington South of Town Embroidery Club BK. Herving

Karel of Riverside Buys Bowman Out

Charles J. Karel manager of the Farmers' Lumber Co yard at Riverside has bought Ira Bowman's interest in the Bowman and Wilson lumber yard. He will move to Washington around December first to take over his share as Bowman retires for health reasons. Lawrence Wilson has been in active charge two years. Riverside praises Karel as a civic leader and wishes him success in Washington.

Charles J. Karel Farmers’ Lumber Co Riverside Ira Bowman Bowman & Wilson Washington Bowman Lawrence Wilson Wilson Riverside Leader Charlie Karel

County Fair Week Planned in Washington County

Next week will be county fair week in Washington county with a call to progressives to support an assured fair. A full education and information campaign will run, with township chairmen and volunteers urged to subscribe and mobilize. The Riverside Leader reports strong interest from Riverside and Iowa township in rejoining Washington county fairs, with Alex Miller of Washington endorsing the project and outlining benefits to farmers and breeders.

Washington County Lime Creek Burrell Foster English River Joe Pieper Jowe Edw J. Lukavsky Harley Harden Cedar Milo Shalla Jackson George Reed Highland Floyd Letts Dutch Creek Roy Wells Franklin al Augustine Washington Frank Beatty Oregon R. L. Stephens Clay Homer Brinton Brighton Paully Brown Marion W. H. Sigafoose Crawford Clyde Huston Washington City J. A. Limerman Iowa Riverside Leader Riverside Alex Miller Alex Iowa Township Iowa City Johnson County

DeBord Specials Bee Farm Exchange Offer Near Washington

DeBord Specials offer 75 acre farm near Washington with improvements including fenced hog tight, deep well and mill, two barns, garage, cave, and cribs. Three quarters of the land is productive corn land with remainder pasture. Priced at $300 per acre with good terms. Also 196 acre farm with no buildings, portions in corn and pasture, 2% miles from station, priced at $125 per acre. May trade for city property and has several 80 acre tracts available for exchange.

Washington

Tents Arrive for Chautauqua Season Opener

Two shipments of tents are arriving tonight to set up for the Chautauqua assembly opening next Tuesday. Ground preparations are underway under Chairman Frank Stewart as the grounds committee readies the site for what is hoped to be the biggest season yet. About one hundred more season tickets have sold, with the main rush expected today and Monday. Tickets cost two dollars for adults and half price for children over ten, available at banks or at the gate. Officials hope for clear weather as the event approaches.

Chautauqua Assembly Washington Frank Stewart Chautauqua Pary

Community fair stock drive boosts funding ahead of Washington meeting

The speaker praised Ka lona and Wellman for inspiring stock subscriptions. About $2500 in shares have been subscribed locally with hopes for more before next Monday’s Washington meeting. If half the required $50,000 is raised, the town association name will be chosen and plans set to carry on the fair effort. A township advertisement supporting the fair appeared in The Leader.

Kalona Wellman Washington

Iowa fair drive urged cooperation for production

Local leaders urge county residents to join a broad fair movement and boost stock, farming, and labor efforts. A stockholders meeting in Washington is set for Monday the 16th at 8 p m to determine the association name if $50 000 has been subscribed. Edw J Lukavsky chairs the local committee. a note says the prior meeting was postponed a week. Mrs Lola Wynga and her son John left for Wentworth Minnesota to visit friends.

Iowa Washington J. Lukavsky Lola Wynga John Wentworth, Minn

Weather hopes and county fair plans ahead

Weather may improve next week as a writer plans vacation and a county fair performance by a band in Indianola. They will camp on the grounds and weather is of minor concern for rain. Egg market softens while poultry numbers stay high and trucking remains busy.

Indianola

Death notice for Rev. William Waddell Conner in Palo Alto

The Palo Alto Times reports the death of Rev. William Waddell Conner a retired Episcopal minister and former rector of St. Pauls Fort Benton Mont. He died suddenly at his Waverly Street home after aneurysm of the heart while awaiting his daughter’s return from Constantinople. Survived by wife three children and three Palo Alto sisters. Funeral at All Saints Church Saturday at 2. Flowers omitted per family request.

William Waddell Conner Episcopal Church St. Paul's Church Fort Benton Mont Waverly Street Conner Frederick J. Williams Constantinople Princeton University Dutch Reformed Church Belleville N. J Montana St. Luke's Belt Palo Alto W. S. Conner Henry W. Conner Geneva N. Y John B. Buchanan Patrick Buchanan Miss Conner All Saints’ Church

List of Teachers Announced for Washington Schools

Washington city schools today released the complete list of teachers for the year starting the first Monday next month. Principals include Della Patton, L D Henderson, Ethel McCreedy, Gertrude Kendall, Mabel Newby, Mae Allien, and H E Case. Faculty spans English, history, mathematics, Latin, science, home economics, physical training, chemistry, languages, agriculture, and shop, with staff in grade schools, junior high, kindergarten, primary, and intermediate divisions.

W. C. Harding Washington City Della Patton L. D. Henderson Ethel McCreedy Lincoln Gertrude Kendall Centennial Mabel Newby Heights Mae Allien Wallace High School H. J. Montgomery Kathryn Latta Eleanor Walker Helen Crabbe Ireta Pauls Kather Gibson Ruth Vincent Marie Dannerberger Margaret Godfrey Mildred Stewart Helen Wylie Olive Tomlinson Vera Hesner Beulah Kerr Louisa Young Maud McCreedy Gladys Hawthorne Alice Gibson Clarice Meek Ethel Eveland

Auctioneer D F Macon Listed in Washington Iowa

Washington Iowa auction notes list D F Macon as auctioneer with contact red 251 and phone 74 e0d 11 yr, indicating local service details for bids and listings.

D. F. Macon Washington Iowa

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