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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1911

Page

6

Last Day of Our Chautauqua Delights Attendees

The final day drew splendid attendance and satisfied the crowd with entertaining features. Plans for next year include continuing the Chautauqua meetings with many tickets already sold.

Chautauqua 1912 Prospects and Past Year Highlights

Yesterday's perfect weather capped a banner Chautauqua season with strong attendance and high satisfaction. Over 0 tickets sold for 1912 events, 95 tents engaged, children's programs led by Miss Noyes and Miss Florence Patterson, Maypole dance a highlight, and Harold Schmoeller drew the crowd in a baseball exhibition finale.

Miss Noyes Florence Patterson Rilling Washington Harold Schmoeller Griffith

Dr. Monroe Markley Delivers Optimistic Lecture

Dr. Monroe Markley proved a winning card with a predicted strong reception on Friday afternoon. His message stressed world improvement, told with humor and stories, and closed with light praise for his entertaining address.

Monroe. Markley Monroe Markley

Exhibition of Children and Youth Work Displayed Yesterday

An exhibition showcasing the work of children and young people was held yesterday. Visitors observed creative projects and performances by local students highlighting their talents and community involvement.

Bible Hour draws large crowd for early morning lecture

A surprisingly large audience of over three hundred attended yesterday’s Bible hour held fifteen minutes early. The event, led by Doctor Wishart and Professor Wilcox, featured the lecture The Relation of the Individual to Service, using David’s division of spoil as a guiding illustration.

Doctor Wishart Professor Wilcox David

The Call to Be Where God Wants Us to Be

A wartime era message urges Christians to serve on the firing line or at home with equal resolve. It champions prayer and energetic church outreach, critiques church coldness, and cites Lincoln as an example of opportunity, leadership, and moral strength shaping national success.

Sonbee Neeings Tench Joan of Arc Lincoln Europe North South Abraham Lincoln

Abraham Lincoln Highlighted in History Hour

The history hour on Abraham Lincoln as the maker of a new Union drew the largest crowd yet under Professor Wilcox. Attendees debated Lincoln's inexplicable character and lasting impact in the crisis of American history.

Abraham Lincoln Wilcox Lincoln

Greek laborers photograph funeral at grave in Marshalltown

Forty Greek laborers at the funeral of Nicholas Jurgos in Marshalltown yesterday were photographed at the grave as the body was lowered. Jurgos was killed when an emery wheel burst and grave details note his Christian burial for his widow in Greece.

Marshalltown Iowa Nicholas Jurgos Greece Jurgos

Vander Veer leaves 10000 to Iowa Episcopal church and 12500 to local institutions

In Davenport Iowa the will of A W Vander Veer who died recently directs 10000 to the Episcopal church of Iowa for use under Bishop Theodore N Morrison. Three local institutions share 12500. His Tri City Construction stock goes to his three business associates.

Davenport Iowa A. W. Vander Veer Episcopal Church of Iowa Theodore N. Morrison Tri-City Construction Company

Patent grants issued to Iowa inventors this week

Washington patent attorneys Davis and Davis report Iowa citizens received several patents this week. Names include J. M. Culbertson of Dubuque for band saw irregularity corrections, M. J. Frambach and A. R. Carrington of Hartley for a three protector, A. A. Gross of Des Moines for a reversible spring, C. B. Ingraham of Laurel for a concrete block watering-tank, J. J. McCullough of Davenport for an illuminated spirit level, H. Rand and M. M. Graf of Cresco for a cloth-folder ironing device, Hk. Ryan of Clinton for a lubricator, W. H. and J. H. Sells of Oskaloosa for a metal tool-box, and F. Vsetecka of Waucoma for an automobile horn.

Washington D. CC Davis & Davis J. M. Culbertson Dubuque M. J. Frambach A. R. Carrington Hartley A. A. Gross Des Moines C. B. Ingraham Laurel J. J. McCullough Davenport H. ©. Rand M. M. Graf Cresco Hk. Ryan Clinton W. H J. H. Sells Oskaloosa F. Vsetecka Waucoma

Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Internal Cure

Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised as internal medicine that cures catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. The nostrum is described as nonquack, prescribed by a leading physician, with testimonials offered free and sold by Druggists for 75 cents. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Props Toledo

Garnishment Notice in Washington County Iowa Suit 7214

Notice to defendant L K Vacha of garnishment in cause 7214 in Washington County Iowa District Court. Garnishee Katherine Vacha executrix of Anton Vacha's estate attached. appear by Sept 5 1911 to defend or default judgment for property or debts in her hands. Sheriff R H McCarty and attorney A Dewey.

L. K. Vacha Ll. K. Vacha Katherine Vacha Anton Vacha District Court of Washington County Iowa City of Washington R. H. McCarty Towa Ctias A. Dewey

Borrowed Smiles at a Yorkshire Inn

A pianist who cannot read music can play by ear but fails to match a singer's tune. In a local test of keys he tries white notes, then black notes, and mixed keys, yet cannot find the right pitch. Frustrated, he confesses the singer is “singing between t cracks.”

Sitha

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