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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1924

Page

3

Football Practice Kicks Off As School Opens

Coach Albert McKinstry prepares the high school squad for a full practice cycle starting next week. Fifteen to twenty players have trained lately to build conditioning while a larger group of about fifty will train intensively once school resumes. College players Rice Daniels Dusenbery may help on the field and the first scheduled game is October 4 against Ottumwa with one or two practice games likely beforehand.

Albert McKinstry Rice Daniels Dusenbery Ottumwa

Postoffice to Close for Labor Day Observance

The post office will observe Labor Day as a legal holiday with no city or rural deliveries. Stamp window will be open until 11 a.m.

P E O Founders Room In Mourning At Iowa Wesleyan

Mrs Frane Roads Elliott of Chicago dies as one of the Original Seven founders of the I E O Sisterhood at Iowa Wesleyan College. Mt Pleasant chapter declares 30 days mourning and the Founders Room is draped. Memorial service planned in Founders Room on Friday Aug 29 led by Mrs Ina Bennett and assisted by society leaders.

Frane Roads Elliott Chicago Iowa Wesleyan College I. E. O. Sisterhood Mt. Pleasant Sisterhood Mr. Pleasant Elliott W. S. Rabb Aurora Illinois C. L. Stafford Muscatine Iowa P. BE. O United States Pleasant Society Ina Bennett W. F. Kopp May B. Snyder Florence McKibbin

A. J. Morgan Burned at State Fair

A. J. Morgan of Richland, former Washington county supervisor, was seriously burned lighting a gas stove on the campground at the town fair. His wife learned of the accident when he returned home the next day. The burns were on his hands and face and are not expected to be serious.

A. J. Mordan Richland A. J. Morgan Clay Township Morgan Washington County

Edna Wallace Hopper Tours Black Oxen Studio Visit

Edna Wallace Hopper 65 visits Frank Lloyd studio during filming of Black Oxen at First National Pictures. She praises rejuvenation plot and predicts future commonality of rejuvenation like make up, telling Corinne Giffith and Conway Tearle about the film.

Edna Wallace Hopper America Frank Lloyd Studio Fox Theatre Miss Hopper Corinne Giffith Conway Tearle Mary Ogden

Court House To Close For Labor Day Observance

County Auditor A L Griffith announces that courthouse offices will close next Monday in observance of Labor Day. Government services will pause except for essential operations and emergency responses.

A. L. Griffith Court House

Water works plant nearing operation in October

The new water plant, with machinery installed by Iowa Gas and Electric at cost, should be operational early October after two more weeks of installing pumps and piping. No plant power is on site yet as power comes from Iowa Gas and Electric. Finishing touches remain, with floor work and conduit placement pending.

St. Clair Lewis Iowa Gas and Electric Company

Missionary Eva Johnson to Speak at Baptist Church

Miss Eva Johnson a missionary from China will address the Baptist church Monday evening at 7 30. Everyone is invited. Mr and Mrs Earl Fulton arrive tomorrow for a month long visit before moving to California to establish their new home.

Eva Johnson China The Baptist Church Earl Fulton California Enid Johnson R. L. Howard Inc. D. Kern White Cross Hillis

Crawfordsville Notes and Local Family Gatherings

Aug 39 Crawfordsville I A look at local movements Hazel Anwyl returns from Burlington to Fremont to teach home economics two fam ily reunions A Ferguson gathering in east Crawfordsville with about 90 attendees includes Mrs Westervelt Nan Peters and several Ferguson relatives Plans for next year’s reunion led by R J Ferguson Nicholson household goods sold at a local residence Everette Rhea and Miss Grace Lease visit Columbus Junction with other local callers

Crawfordsville Hazel Anwyll Burlington Fremont Lee Huston Edwin Chrissinge Chicago Ray Anwyl Des Moines J. J. Anwyl Ferguson Mary Twinam R. C. Ferguson West Chester D. B. Twitham Rose Moorhead F. R. Westervelt Africa Nan Peters Amanda Kate Ferguson Ft. Madison Ray Renshaw Winfield Mary Johnson Mt. Pleggsant William Ferguson Memphis Everette Rhea Grace Lease Robert Rhea Columbus Junction Lisle Maxwell Clint Rhea Maxwell H. M. Gilkey

No Celebration of Labor Day Planned in Washington

Washington will observe Labor Day as a holiday only at post office banks court house and some businesses with no official observance. Local labor leaders cite unfavorable conditions and say some members will travel to other towns for any celebrations while schools will remain open Monday as planned.

Washington Labor Union Council Court House

Pupils of Miss White Appear on Program

A recital by the pupils of Miss J Opal White at her Crawfordsville home delighted mothers and guests on Thursday afternoon. Despite three months study, the young players showed marked advancement with precise performances and a varied program ending with a luncheon and party.

J. Opal White Crawfordsville Leybach Louise Barnes Amaryllis H. Ghya John McNeil Spaulding Beulah Rich Joyland Kern Ruth Barnes Sears Chaminade Opal White Mary Quite Reeth Barnes Drom Trumpeta Morrison Miss White Moszkowski Mazourka Herriet Levy

Local notes and price changes from Washington district

Rennife and Lois Rosa return from Kpota where they visited. Mrs I P Ferrie spent yesterday in Wellman visiting friends. Milk prices rise due to high feed costs. Washington Dairy posts new rates. Mr and Mrs Will Strain of Keota shop in Washington. Miss Cora Stewart returns home to Dallas after visiting Mrs Mary Grecian. Labor Day holiday banks closed. Washington Natl Bank Commercial Bank Loan and Trust Co. readied.

Cora Stewart Dallas Texas Mary Grecian Banks of Washington Washington Natl Bank Commercial Bank Loan & Trust Co

County Baptists to Meet Tuesday Convention Agenda Set

The fifty ninth annual Washington Baptist association meeting will be held September 2 to 4 at the Keota church. Rev. John D. Kern is moderator with Rev. George C. Conrad as vice moderator. The program includes evangelism, missionary play, devotionals, addresses, and business sessions led by church leaders from Washington County and nearby areas.

Washington Baptist Association Keota Washington County John D. Kern Washington Church George C. Conrad Stela I. Dodd Washington J. A Marsh Ainsworth T. C. Reeves Prairie Flower J. D. Kern Lakanancen Bocs FE. H. Reif Geo. C. Conract C. BE. Hillis R. L. Howard A. J. Unthank Chester Young Ladies Hugh F. Moore

Pretty wedding joins Miss Marguerite Welt and Mr. Harry Sowden

Miss Marguerite Welt daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred West wed Mr Harry B Sowden of Burlington Iowa in a morning ceremony performed by Rev Father Cone. The couple will reside at 715 Garfield Avenue Burlington after an October 15 wedding trip to Des Moines. The reception followed at the bride’s home with twenty guests.

Marguerite Welt Fred West Harry B. Sowden Burlington Iowe Frank H. Sowden Father Cone Mark West Jack Baker Madelin Wieman Beatrice Duker Georgette Bertha Belle Isle Columbia Roses Frank J. Norton West Washington Street Des Moines Garfield Avenue Iowa Father Hartison Bessie Helen Paul Lucille Weinrich Bertha Dempsey P. J. Crail

New Telephone Directory Delivered to Patrons

The Washington Telephone Co announces delivery of the new directory listing all subscribers as of August 21 1924. If not received, call for prompt resupply and refer to the directory when calling numbers to avoid outdated listings. Destroy directories dated before September 1924. Harold Boyd of Ainsworth is visiting Washington today.

Callus Telephone Company Washington Telephone CO Harold Boyd Ainsworth Washington

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Washington Steam Laundry P. E. O. Founders Room Dawes Charles G. Dawes Frank W. Stearns Coolidge Willian M. Butler Republican National Committee Coolidge-Dawes Hell and Marti Evanston Rennife Lois Rosa Kpota I. P. Ferrie Wellman Washington Dairy Pete Verdock Will Strain of Gray's Service Station Ainsworth, Ia County Baptists R. le Howard G. P. Mitchell D. D Des Moines University John W. Million Church School Victor N. Witter Cneabeieel C. W. Fletcher Ella McKee Summers la France Marshall Field H. J. Ward & Co Evening Journal Sizm Call Kiefer R. B. Brown Majestic Range H. J. McCreedy Cloyde Stewart Ab Hall Washington Golf and Country Club Muloneon J. A. Work Ins Cali Inquire Journal Iowa Avenue James McCutcheon D. B. Twinam Arnold N. FE Heck Ocraam Iriel Lessipelr Remington J. A. Work Insurance Agency P&m. Bank Bling
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