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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1924

Page

8

Arch Host Osfords Wilsons Utt A Hi

Mr and Mrs J A Work received three letters from James abroad written in Naples Genoa and Paris he will stay four days in Belgium then visit Holland Scotland and England Acrobate Detter shoes for children at Wilsons 62tt Harvey Meeks move plans noted and property remodeling details

J. A. Work James Naples Italy Genoa Paris Belgium Holland Scotland England

Local Notes Include Moves and Visits in Rollins Area

The Misses Bridges rent to Mr and Mrs Mort Bickford and move to East Washington Street on Sept first. Gladiola blooms offered 50c a dozen at Warren's Seed Store. Miss Ida Cavender and Mrs Sieberts with Hazel Sieberts and Edna Speaker return from Colorado. Arnold Anderson, ten, returns from Muscatine with earnings from a pickle farm. Frederick Wenzel visits sister Clarice Wenzel from Chicago.

Misses Bridges South Marion Avenue Mort Bickford L lI. Neiswanger East Washington Street Ida Cavender M. E. Sieberts Hazel Sieberts Edna Speaker Richmond Lil Colorado

Rollins Hole Moves and Local Notices Highlight Readers

The Journal lists residents moving on September first including Mr and Mrs Chris Ditmer moving into the A Stranahan home on East Washington Street. Rev and Mrs Hoy McElhinney travel from MIncio to visit Nebraska relatives, Miss Helen Wood contributes to Rock Island magazine with a piece on Washington.

Chris Ditmer A. Stranahan East Washington Street Hoy McEhinney Imincio Mrs. McElhinney M McElhinney Nebraska T. J. McElhinney Helen Wood Washington Rock Island Magazine The Rock Island Railroad Miss Wood Washington Improvement League

Travelers visit and departures around Washington town

Local residents and visitors travel between Crawfordsville Ottumwa Des Moines and other towns. Several individuals including Eleanor Mitchell Connie Lemmon C W McClurg and Mrs Stapp depart for visits or return home while others stop between trains in Ankara area. Major trips include to Kirkwood Ottumwa Des Moines and Boston for encampments and family visits.

Connie Lemmon Crawfordsville David Lenmon

World fliers to resume tomorrow over Greenland flight

The American round-the-world fliers and Lt Locatelli plan a 3 a m takeoff from Reykjavik for Frederiksdal near Cape Farewell, Greenland, after a weather delay and cruiser Richmond repairs. A crowd of up to a thousand is expected at Dutch Creek fair next Saturday with livestock, exhibits, and a Brookhart speech.

Reykjavik Iceland Locatelli Fredericsdal Cape Farewell Greenland Richmond Thomas P. Magruder Lowell H. Smith Frederiksdal Bat United States Here Wade U. S A. P Reykjjavik Fredericdal Leigh Wade Orkneys Barry Ogden Pictou N. S Valley Valley Church Walter C. Sheets Washington Keota

McCoy Denies Murder Charge In Los Angeles Court

Kid McCoy, former boxer, appeared in superior court and pleaded not guilty to the murder charge of Theresa W. Mors. The arraignment and plea were postponed to Monday. Also noted, Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Narerud of Sioux City left Freeport, Iowa, after visiting the Gather home since Sunday.

Los Angeles Calif Kid McCoy Theresa W. Mors

Local Young Women To Teach Elsewhere

Washington area women soon depart to teach in various towns for the coming school year. Names include Twilla McGinnis Ainsworth Iowa Katherine Hoskins Marion Iowa Helen Wood Stuartsville Missouri Alberta Wolfe near Fort Morgan Morgan Colorado Martha Godfrey Gaiya TH Ferne Freshwaters West Chester Esta Freshwaters Santa Cruz California Mra Joe Kyle Yarmouth Iowa Bessie Busby Yarmouth Iowa Eather Gibson Charles City Iowa Ruth Gibson Decorah Iowa Ruth Brown Skidmore Missouri Mr and Mrs Palmer Wilson Dalies Center Iowa Eunice Atchison Mt Pleasant Michigan Ruth Vincent Marguerite Wallace Iron Mountain Michigan Miss Dade Shearer DePauw University Green Castle Indiana Sylvia Warren Brooklyn New York Helen Mayhew Pasadena California Beulah Kerr Pasadena California Esther Brindley Globe Arizona.

Twilla McGinnis Ainsworth Katherine Hoskins Marion Helen Wood Stuartsville Missouri Alberta Wolfe Fort Morgan Morgan Colorado Martha Godfrey Gaiya Ferne Freshwaters West Chester Esta Freshwaters Santa Cruze California Joe Kyle Yarmouth Bessie Busby Eather Gibson Charles City Ruth Gibson Decorah Ruth Brown Skidmore Palmer Wilson Dalies Center Eunice Atchison Mt Pleasant Michigan Ruth Vincent Marguerite Wallace Iron Mountain Dade Shearer de Pauw University Green Castle Indiana Sylvia Warren Brooklyn New York Helen Mayhew Pasadena Beulah Kerr Esther Brindley Globe Arizona

Gland Transplantation A Myth In Dr Schaffer Book

The new book The Millennium and Medical Science by Dr David N Schaffer of Chicago argues gland transplantation is impractical and potentially dangerous while forecasting renewed focus on endocrinology and its role in disease. It notes balance of physical and mental education and covers glands immunity bacteriology and personality development. The work, sold at Nicola Harmon book store, reflects on Loeb and Leopold cases and Endocrinology.

David N. Schaffer Chicago Schaffer Washington Edith Dusenbery Franks Loeb Leopold Schaeffer Nicola &Harmon

The Fairy Tales of a Divorce Court in Town

Ella Prentiss visits John Clavering's home amid his pending divorce and a plea from his estranged wife Mary. Their children confront the idea of a mother returning and a new stepmother, while John weighs the children's happiness against his own honor and Ella's influence.

Ella Prentiss John Clavering Ella Clavering Mary John Daddy Miss Prentiss Nora Johnny

Slipped By Aggie Squib Highlight

A fragment notes a runner sliding into third base with the line I may be down but I am not out and the Aggie Squib voice adds a sports tone. The brief captures a moment of resilience during a game.

Aggie

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