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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1924

Page

5

Sandy Hook Notes From Aug Town Fair And Visitors

Grant Hampston and his father in law traveled to the state fair through muddy and rough roads. The day’s items include community visits, farm and garden notes, family events, and social gatherings in Sandy Hook and nearby towns.

Sandy Hook Grant Hampston Mr. Wikoff Henry Sines Grant Lem Guy Dan Dan Guy Gee Mr. Cook Springfield Ill R. L. Badger Journal Joe-John

Brighton Social Notes From West Chester and Nearby

Brighton Iowa residents share visits and travel updates from West Chester Cresco and Dewitt Arkansas to Davenport and Leavenworth Kansas. Local families reel off car trips, summer activities and relatives, with Rev W A Cook heading to Athens Ill after a Brighton Presbyterian tenure.

Wayne Wayne News Briefs from Oakland Mills and Surroundings

Wallace Carson and Paul Maxwell with guests Eather Shelton Ruth Ellery and Charlotte Carson spent Saturday at Oakland Mills. Threshing finished today with no regrets. Attendees from here went to Chau Tauqua in Washington Thursday to see The Calling of Dan Matthews. Silas Korf family from Washington helped with threshing at Cecil Korf’s. Clarence Moorhead Tony Johnson delivered hogs to Miller Bros Olds Monday. Everett Huston from near Crawfordville aided his grandfather C. R. Miller this week. Paul Mast home hosted Henry Mast Gladden Mast Homer Zingg families.

Wayne Wallace Carson Paul Maxwell Eather Shelton Walesman Ohio Ruth Ellery Shelby Ohio Charlotte Carson Washington Oakland Mills Chautauqua Dan Matthews Silas Korf Cecil Korf Clarence Moorhead Tony Johnson Miller Bros Olds Everett Huston Crawfordeville C. R. Miller Paul Mast Henry Mast Wayland Gladden Mast Homer Zingg

Local Residents Visit Homes Across Washington Area

Sam Van Lyer and the Millers spent a Sunday visiting the Glen Huston home. Jack Reed of Washington was a professional visitor at the Wallace Carson home Thursday morning. Clarence Moorhead and family shopped in Washington Monday afternoon. John Krauts and his son Elmer plan to leave Tuesday for Galesburg Illinois to visit relatives.

Chauncey Stone Bell Pekin Norma Orth Davenport R. W. Hirson Margaret Mildred Morgan Rubio Stone Home Anna Day Gilber Jeft Kirkeville Mo Brighton Marshalltown Gail Conrad Washington Hospital Francis Bell Sam van Lyer C. R Miller Glen Huston Jack Reed Washington Wallace Carson Clarence Moorhead John Krauts Elmer Galesburgh Illinois

Cotter Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Dorothy Davis spent part of the week visiting in Washington. Mrs. George Stapp was a Washington visitor last week and this. The Meridith family visited Joe McGraw’s home, with L. A. Meridith and family staying at the hospital for a period. Belulah prepared to register at the high school. Morse Dan’s and family shopped in Washington. Lyle Duncan and family left for Des Moines. Armory Peters left for Northern States. Florence Duncan and children visited Rob Duncan. Postmaster Roberts, returning from a vacation, resumed duties in Cotter.

Jane Harris Richland Rudolph Wallace Savage Dewitt Ark Bessie Day Kirksville H. Fravier Oklahoma Kansas Roy Jones W. A Cook Athens Ill E. U. Farrs Brighton Cook Presbyterian Church Edna Martin Davenport Leavenworth Ocean Irwin Cedar Falls Wikoff

Wellston Social Club Elects Officers in August Meeting

The Wellston Iowa club met August 26 with 13 members 21 children and several guests. Officers elected were President Leola Hotle Vice President Cora Engle Secretary Birdie Hotle Treasurer Effie Porter and Reporter Ross Whitacre. They adjourned to meet September 16 with Mrs Logan.

Wellston Iowa Howard Leacox Arthur Leacox Lila Leacox Walter Hotle Beatrice Ila May Hotle David Temple Leola Hotle Cora Engle Birdie Hotle Effie Porter Ross Whitacre Logan

Dayton Grove social notes and school opening plans

Aug 28 Dayton Grove residents share visiting guests and club activity. Mr and Mrs F C Gentry and son Orval of Houston Missouri visit Ferguson homes. Mrs Harry Beatty and children visit Embrees. So and Sew Club meets Ferguson as a host. School opens Monday with deliveries set by Leet and McClelland. Dorothy Disney visits Rife home near Wellman.

Dayton Grove F. C Gentry Orval Houston Missouri W. S G. W. Ferguson Harry Beatty Will Embrees So and Sew Club Orvis Ferguson Walter Leet Frank McClelland Dorothy Disney Orval Rife Wellman

Threshing Work Goes Smoothly Amid Pleasant Weather

Clay county notes report threshing proceeding well this week due to favorable weather. A. J. Morgan joined Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Myers in Des Moines where they attend the State Fair. Other attendees include A. W. Woodford H. A. Woodford and George Woodford.

R. H. Tracy Mary Maxine Hood Brier Rex. Brier Jimmie Winfield Des Moines Clay Clay A. J. Morgan G. W. Myers

Local Figures Attend Events and Visit Grinnell

Laird Woodford and family show hogs at a big fair while Mrs Hattie Meacham and her daughters Bessie and Mise visit Grinnell. Bessie Stebbins from Indianola returns to Grinnell with her party. Ira Warehouse and Warren Morgan attend the Ottumwa American Legion convention. P J Harken and Pauline Cedar Rapids visit relatives. Rey and Mrs W H Dillon moving from Washington to Ottumwa dine with A J Morgan. Mrs L Johnson ill but improving with Britta Anderson from Hedrick helping.

Laird Woodford Tillman Johnson Hattie Meacham Bessie Mise Bessie Stebbins Indianola Grinnell Ira Warehouse Warren Morgan American Legion Ottumwa P. J. Harken Pauline Cedar Rapids Rey W. H. Dillon Washington A. J. Morgan

Natives of American Samoa Seek Defined Status

Natives of American Samoa press Congress for a formal declaration of their political status. Reports say Secretary Hughes proposed extending U S sovereignty over Swain's Island, prompting questions about American Samoa's relationship to the United States and the role of the Pago Pago naval station.

American Samoa Pago Pago Hughes United States Swain Coolidge Senate Tutuila Congress Hava

Reindeer to Become Major Alaska Industry

Nome ready as extensive preparations aim to place Alaska reindeer on par with fox-raising mining fishing and sheep-raising. Car J. Lomen, president of a trading firm, says natives wealthy from reindeer needs are starving and need a market push to cultivate demand for reindeer meat domestically and abroad.

Nome Alaska Car J. Lomen Lomen United States

Quips and Quirks From A Dated Snapshot of Wit

A collage of puns and wry observations on money fame romance and daily life. The jokes touch on marriage work luck fashion travel and extended mischief with tongue in cheek lines about weather straw data and gadgets like vacuum cleaners and gyroscopes.

Bolivia's Capitals Split Between Legality and Seat of Government

Bolivia designates Sucre as the legal capital while La Paz serves as the seat of government. The government operates from La Paz due to greater accessibility and practical considerations.

Bolivia la Paz Sucre

Lenin’s testament on Bolshevik rivals leaks in Riga

The gossip lists Nikolai Lenin’s judgments on Trotsky Zinoviev Kamenev Stalin Bukharin Pjatakov, calling Trotsky gifted yet posey, Zinoviev dangerous, Kamenev wavering, Stalin a climber, Bukharin unsubtle, and Pjatakov talented but buried in admin work. The testament was reportedly opened before those named.

Riga Nikolai Lenin Socialistitacheski Vhestik Communist Party Russia Trotzky Pjatakov Lenin

International Petroleum Exposition to Open in Tulsa

In Tulsa Oklahoma on October 2 leading oil operators from Germany France Romania Mexico Venezuela Chile Uruguay and England will gather for the second annual International Petroleum Exposition. The grounds already resemble a miniature city with 16 exposition buildings and the event will feature both American and foreign machinery and tools. A queen will be chosen from state beauty winners and demonstrations will show oil from crude to finished products using a miniature refinery and working field drills.

Tulsa Okla Germany France Rumania Mexico Venezuela Chile Uruguay England Queen Petrolia

Firemen Farm and Forest Work Help Clear Town Debt

In Lindefelde Germany the volunteer fire department runs a municipal farm in summer and acts as woodcutters in the forest in winter. Income from these two activities has helped reduce the town debt despite few fires.

Lindefelde Germany

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