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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1921

Page

7

News from Crawfordsville and environs این

Correspondents report a busy period in Crawfordville with visits from John Riley Columbus City and Dr. N J Lease Fort Madison. Residents plan trips to Carthage Cedar Rapids and Missouri Oklahoma while many attend the Henry County fair and a local picnic awaits Thursday weather permitting.

Crawfordsville John Riley Columbus City T. H. Riley H. B. Graham Carthage Ill Dallas City Dayton McNeill Illinois D. F. Muston Joe Burlington Mt. Pleasant C. A. Sprague Cedar Rapids

Local Socials and Visits From Keota Area

Keota community notes a string of visits and guests including Mrs FE Erdice and Miss Mae Hucaba in Ainsworth and Atlantic, Mrs E L Kirkpatrick and daughters in Wellman for Fry reunion, and extended family travels from Cedar Rapids to Keota. Keota KPs send representatives to Waterloo grand lodge. Post office clerk change prompts hiring a married man. A 10 inning Keota win 10 9 over Washington. Community notices request a home for a Chicago charity child and many local trips and gatherings.

Keota Keota FE. J. Erdice E. L. Edrice Mae Hucaba Ainsworth Miss Hucaba Atlantic E. L. Kirkpatrick Thelma and Charlott II Wellman D. D. Crone George Holmes Dick Embree Keota K P.'s Grand Lodge Waterloo J. G. Ranous Chicago Clifford Long Consumer's Service Station Corporation New York M. V. Long Frank Taylor Helscher Eva Page Schmitt Donald Page Schmitt Pomeroy Keota Washington Kate Glover Ota

Green Vale District Visitors and Trips Report

Green Vale residents Frances and Dot Meacham visited Bert Smith's on Thursday. Will Lake and family drove to the Dakotas last week. Harry White and family attended the Columbus Junction fair Friday. Mrs. Frank Smith and others from Wellington Kansas spent Thursday at Bert Smith's. Roy Stouffer and mother from West Chester visited. Jefferson county fair attendance noted. Mr. and Mrs. Art Gerkie and daughter Maxine of Burlington visited Bert Smith's.

Mart Stone Donald Cecil Woodford Wanda Smith Harry White Oskaloosa Clay Township Belle Waterhouse Missouri Oklahoma Henry County Bert Smith Will Deyannen Wellington Kansas Meacham Dot Meacham Will Lake Dakotas Columbus Junction Frank Smith James Combs Will Dyarman Roy Stouffer West Chester Smith Art Gerkie Maxine Burlington, Vis

Henry County residents attend fair and travel plans noted

Braden Braden reports a truck incident after delivering melons. Community members attend the Henry County Fair this week. Visitors include Mrs. Ramshire of New York City and the Wittriges from Wayland. Several families plan camping trips and visits to Ottumwa and Swedesburg.

Braden Braden B. D. Twinam Henry County Fair Ramshire New York City Marion Velma Wittrige Wayland Henry Wittrig James Long Lake Okoboji Robert Long Cary Long Olds Henry Witting Orlin Herman Twinam Clair Cone Clyde Maxwell Delbert Leland Merl Smith Ottumway R. H. Smith J. B. Orris Swedesburg

Miss Violet Twinam Recovering After Removal Operation

In Crawfordsville on August 18 Violet Twinam underwent surgery to remove tonsils. Claire Holmes sustained a bad injury when a dragging chain caught the wheel of a wagon injuring his right hand. J I Holmes, J T Clark and Mr Welch had been stump pulling nearby. Mrs Jepson of Des Moines arrived to visit her sister Mrs John Bullers. The Huston family reunion was held at Chris Miller home near Olds with many Hustons in attendance.

Margaret Hamilton James O'Loughlin Kate Dihel West Chester Leeton J. W. Stewart Des Moines Cecil Bower Frances Bowen Sigourney Will Pardon Searles Evard Owen Bower Fairfield Clarence Graham J. M. White Violet Twinam Claire Holmes J. I. Holmes J. T. Clark Mr. Welch Claire Jepson John Bullers Huston Chris Miller Olds J. H. Huston S. W. Huston T. H. Huston and Lee J. C. Huston Hope M. G. Huston

Local Briefs from Keova and Keota Area

Aug 18 reports show Mrs H A Engle and son Alvin returning from Cawker City Kansas. Funeral in Washington for Mrs Burroughs nephew Ralph Lemley. Residents visit homes and attend chautauqua. World around Keova and Keota includes sick child improvements and threshing helpers.

Keova Keota H. A. Engle Alvin Cawker City Kan Earl Burroughs Washington Burrough Ralph Lemley Heah Farrier Howard Hotle Homer Porter W. C

Grace Hill Auto Party Visits Amana and Nearby Towns

An Amana outing includes Mr. and Mrs. H A Engel and son Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schwalbe and daughter Anna Gertrude, Miss Katherine Buxbaum, Mrs. O A Strohm and family, Rev Zimmennan, Miss Alma Zimmerman, Mrs. Clara Engel, the Carl Miller family, Miss Susie Johnson and Frank Andersons group. Rice and Clarence Porter joined Saturday in Iowa City with Mrs. Porter joining to Kalona to visit her aunt. Visitors from Guadenhuetten, Ohio, came Tuesday to see Rev Zimmerman and Alma Zimmerman. The community mourns the death of Ralph Lemley, beloved during his boyhood years here.

Grace Hill Amana H. A. Engel Eugene Fred Schwalbe Anna Gertrude Katharine Buxbaum O. A. Strohm F. W. Strohm Alyce Strohm Margaret Nordyke Zimmerman Alma Zimmerman Clara Engel Carl Miller Esther Susie Johnson Frank Anderson Anna Marie Rice Clarence’ Porter Iowa City Porter Kalona Geo. Amlong Guadenhuetten Ohio Rev. Zimmerman Ralph Lemley

Sympathy Extends to Wife and Parents After Death

The sympathy of friends is extended to his wife and parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Taylor spend time at the Paul Harvey home. Ed Libe Paul Harvey and Mrs. Porter with their families attend Ralph Lemley’s funeral. They note widespread attendance at chautauqua and local social visits.

W. J. Taylor Paul Harvey Ed Libe Porter Rhea Clarence Ralph Lemley Chautauqua Wellston Charles Faulkner Misa Vera Harvey Ira Miksch Kansas City Ralph Chorpening James Chorpening Edgar Blick Samuel Warren Robt Warren Frank Norton Robt. Blck Howard Hotle Richard

Twenty-One Murders On One Block In Centerville

Centerville Ia August 19 the Iona murder block in the Italian district has seen twenty one deaths in fifteen years. Eight killings involve beautiful young Italian girls and eight suitors lie in the nearby graveyard. The block is avoided and locals fear vendetta and violence amid drunken brawls and jealous feuds.

Centerville Iona

Do Plants Have Brains

Iowa City Aug 19 Professor C H Farr of the University of Iowa botany department argues plants show rudiments of mental processes and may possess them. He demonstrated plant reactions to light contact chemicals temperature and shock and discussed plant sense organs motor organs and conductive tissue in a lecture on Psychology of Plants.

Iowa City C. H. Farr Department of Botany University of Iowa Altho Farr

Physician warns on powder puff irritation of septum

A Philadelphia physician cautions that seventy five percent of women suffer irritation of the septum from powder puff use. He notes the problem arises from liberal in public puffing and suggests preventive cotton insertion in private to protect the delicate nasal membranes.

Philadelphia Lincoln Journal

The Fatal Hour at Fox Theatre Next Monday

The Fatal Hour a Metro drama of intrigue and adventure opens at the Fox Theatre next Monday. Based on Cecil Raleighs The Marriages of Mayfair with an All star cast led by Thomas W Ross Wilfred Lytell Bert Lytell Frank Currier Gladys Coburn and Thea Tabot.

Metro Fox Theatre Cecil Raleigh England Switzerland Henley Regatta Thames Nigel Villiers London Nigel Thomas W. Ross Metro Star Bert Lytell Frank Currier Gladys Coburn Thea Tabot

Forty three tree varieties identified at Anamosa state park

Anamosa reports 43 tree kinds identified on the new state park as cleanup and beautification continue ahead of an autumn opening. The 200 acre site borders Dutch Creek and Wapsipinicon river, with more species expected to be named. Prison labor and expert supervision guide work to ready the park for spring visitors and automobile tourists.

Anamosa Towa Wapsipinicon Altho

Lesson on Paul's Second Missionary Journey Revisits Asia Minor

The text outlines the Antioch controversy over Gentile salvation without Mosaic law, the Jerusalem council deliberations led by Peter James and Paul, the decision to ease Jewish observance, and the start of the second missionary journey with Timothy joining Paul and Silas after the John Mark dispute.

Paul Asia Antioch Jerusalem Moses Barnabas Abraham Peter James Amos John Mark Mark Cyprus Silas Syria Cilcia Timothy

Hezekiah the Builder and His Water Works

The passage recalls Hezekiah’s construction efforts including a pool and conduit to bring water into Jerusalem, as recorded in the Chronicles of the Kings of Judah. It highlights his engineering feats within his reign.

Hezekiah Judah

Purity Reference From Titus S0 1

The quoted Bible verse appears as a legalistic moral preface citing Titus S0 1 about purity versus defilement. It presents a doctrinal division between the pure and the defiled and untrusting.

Prison Life Report: Weeks and Cross in Death Row

Fort Madison inmates Eugene Weeks and Orris Cross await hanging for the Fosdick slaying. They fatten in death row with no labor, sharing cells with William Olander and Ira Pavey. Cross is well behaved. Weeks writes poetry and is allowed outside exercise in a cage.

Fort Madison Eugene Weeks Orris Cross George Fosdick Des Moines Death Row William Olander Fort Dodge Ira Pavey Sioux City Olander T. P. Hallowell Cross Weeks Polk County

Joyful Family Reunion Promotes Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy

A family recounts relief from gas, indigestion, and liver trouble after using Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy. They credit the remedy for improving stomach and intestinal ailments and celebrate with a reunion after a course of treatment. Lemmon’s Pharmacy offers one dose money back guarantee.

Mayr Lemmon's

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