Payne reunion at Sun set Park draws 57 guests
Sunday August 28 the first Payne reunion gathered at Sun set Park with 57 attendees. Grand ma Barr of Wayland aged 85 was the eldest. Geneva Rose Payne age 4 months was the youngest. A noon cafeteria dinner, photos, slides and a slide ride entertained. plans set for an annual reunion.
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Payne
Sunset Park
Grandma Barr
Wayland
Geneva Rose Payne
Washington
Miles Payne
Nina Payne
Asa Payne
Donald
Edgar Payne
Evelyn
Robert
Glennie
Bernard
Homer Payne
C. A. Barr
George Barr
Merle Green
John Payne
Pearl Meeker
Winfield
Town
Ralph Canby
Lucile
Union
Roy Payne
Mildred
Dorothy
Mary
Erma
Geraldine
Rosalie
Clarence Payne
Yarmouth
Iowa
W. M. Payne
Denver
Colorado
Harry Payne
Helen
Mary Alice
Oakley Payne
Kermit Payne
Earl Payne
Billy
Earl D
Alice
Betty
Wilma Barr
Homer Godwin
Leslie Payne
Virginia
Genesa Rosa
Church organizational notices and upcoming events
Church groups announce gatherings and postponements. Parties and picnics planned by Baptist and M E churches, auxiliary meetings at West Chester, and civic club notices from Havre. Members urged to attend and note date changes and hostesses names.
New Oil Station Planned on East Washington Street
Floyd Ellis announces construction of a modern oil station on East Washington street on a vacant lot west of the East End Grocery. He will contract with Sinclair and maintain his existing station at West Madison, creating two locations with a 66 by 90 foot site.
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Floyd Ellis
East Washington Street
East End
Dr. Tom Downing
Ellis
Sinclair Oil Company
South Seventh Avenue
West Madison Street
Club and society notices from the community newspaper
Numerous local society notices from September meetings: U and U Club with Mrs Geo Schneider Friday 2 pm. regular CD of AL at K C hall Friday 8 pm. IN club changes date for Thursday with Mrs Charles Maulkin. Rebekahs Friday evening. Rosemarys annual family picnic at Sunset with noon dinner. SS of the M E church Friday 2:30 pm. Edith Chil cote reviews The Master Personality. annual officers election. Presbyterian choir rehearsals Thursday 7:30 pm. W FB M S of Ainsworth M E church picnic Thursday noon, officers 2 pm. Poinsettia club with Mrs Sherman Crone Thursday afternoon. high school orchestra practice Thursday 2:30 pm. Ainsworth Chapter OK OS regular meeting Friday 8 pm. Ladies serial Presbyterian church with Mrs Fred Reid Friday 2:30 pm. American Legion meeting postponed about two weeks. 4-H Jacksonites at Miss Vivian Felendorf Friday 2 pm. Woman’s Missionary Society Second U P church Friday 2:30 pm. Baptist Ladies missionary program Thursday 2:30 pm.
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W. P.M. Ss
M. EB
Edith Chilcote
W. FB. M.S
Ainsworth
The
Presbyterian Church
Fred Reid
South Iowa Ave
Children invited to church Thursday practice rally day
AN children of the Christian church are asked to come to the church Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock to practise for the Rally Day program.
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The
Baptist Church
Regular meeting of the W R to be held Saturday at 2 40
The notice states a regular meeting of the W R is scheduled for Saturday afternoon at 2 40. No location or agenda details are provided in the readable text.
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W. R
Washington
Recital Set by Five Women at First U P Church
Misses Margaret Corbin Thora Warner Nora Warner Esther McCree dy and Priscilla Morrison present a song recital in the lecture room of the First U PrP church. Carolyn Hamilton accompanies. Thursday at 3 30 PM. Public invited.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Carolyn Hamilton
Edwards B
gJames
Nevin Margaret Corbin
Margaret Corbin
Thora Warner
Nora Warner
Esther McCreedy
Priscilla Morrison
U Prp
Sophomore Registration Continues at Washington High
Registration at Washington High School extends into the week for sophomores and other classes. By yesterday 103 juniors were enrolled, the largest class so far, with more students expected to register before the school opens next Monday.
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Washington High School
Dutch Creek Fair anticipated to draw large crowds
Weather permitting the fourth annual Dutch Creek fair is expected to attract the largest attendance in its history with crowds from Washington and nearby towns. Congressman W F Kopp will deliver the address in the Washington chautauqua tent. The program includes band concerts, a chicken dinner, a home talent show, sports exhibits, and a Zeke’s Zippy Serenaders dance at Brighton. Clayton Kremer of Wapello was fined $20 plus costs for assault on a Richmond area teenager.
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Dutch Creek
Washington
Valley Section
Brighton
Keota
W. F. Kopp
Mt. Pleasant
Washington Chautauqua
Clayton Kremer
Wapello
Richmond
Justice of the Peace
W. B. Barber
Jack Sehneider
Chautauqua Pledge Drive Aims For 1000 Supporters
A Washington community drive by more than twenty chautauqua boosters seeks to raise pledges for a 1928 event. Miss Anna Dawson reports early pledges of 18 and eight from two solicitors, with a goal to reach at least 1,000 pledges, following 735 tickets pledged in the 1927 Assembly.
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Washington
Anna Dawson
Odd Fellows Plan Wellman Picnic and Parade
The I O O F Lodge held a regular meeting at the local hall with many visitors from nearby towns. Members announced the annual Odd Fellows and Rebekah picnic in Wellman on Monday Sept. 5 with Judge H F Wagner as guest speaker at a basket dinner in the park. Ernest Simpson traveled to Monmouth, Illinois, on business.
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Reguar Lodge
Wellman
H. F. Wagher
Wellman’s Beautiful Park
Dr Bowers Attends 84th Iowa Conference Session
Dr W W Bowers pastor of the local Methodist church is in Burlington this week for the 84th Iowa conference meeting. Bishop Charles Wesley Burns presides. Memorial services were led by Dr T J Myers of Mt Pleasant. Speakers include Rollin Walker Edwards Brummitt Cox and Mecklenberg among others. Dr Bowers will preach next Sunday at the First Congregational church. Several Washington Methodists will attend sessions.
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W. W. Bowers
Burlington
Charles Wesley Burns
Los Angeles
T. J. Myers
Mt. Pleasant
Rollin H. Walker
Ohio Wesleyan University
John R. Edwards
Board of Foreign Missions
Kate Ogborn
China
William L. Stidger
Kansas City
C. L. Davis
Board of Pensions and Relief
Dan B. Brummitt
Evanston, Ill
Ezra L. Cox
Denver
George Mecklenberg
Washington, D. C
Dr. Bowers
Washington
First Congregational Church
Methodist Church of Washington
Naturally Not in Demand Monkey Ancestor Comment
Uncle Eben jokes that no monkey ever left property, implying a lack of demand for such ancestry. The remark appears in an observational line from the Washington Star.
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Uncle Eben
Washington Star
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Helen Mayhew
Gerald B. Alexander
Eagle Rock
Calif
Sam Bernardino
California
Burleigh d
Hall
Thorn Warner
Bird of Love Divine
Wood
Coombse
Cdc Cmeenn
Esther MecCreedy
Woodman
Casn Rogers
Lance Nora Warner
Fisher B
Evekuales Acadie Trotese
Thorn
Carolyn McCleery
J. A. Simpson
Simpson
John E. Simpson
Pittsburgh
Lucille Hotle
W. C. Hotle
Clarence Fulton
George Fulton
Prescott
Kansas
Archie Buwer
New Haven
W. R. Mount
E. C. Eicher
Mrs. Mount
Betty Mount
Eicher
John Wood
Westphal
East Side
Vanity Fair
Rothschild’s
E. M. Bridges & Co
South Side Square
M. E. Church
Susan Coffey
West Chester
Prairie Flower Mission Circle
Harry Rittenhouse
Roy Fink
Clayton Bear
D. C. Griggs
Orva Scott
John Miller
Women's Missionary Society of the
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Cloye Holmes
Havre
St. Paul
New
E. Washington
Near East End
Geo, Schneider
C.D. of AL
K. C. Hall
Charles Maulkiner
Rebekahs
Rosemarys
Presbyterian Choir
Ream
Poinsetta Club
Milburn MekKay
American Legion
Vivian Felendorf
Womans Missionary Society of
Second
U. P. Church
Russia
Europe
Lake
Ladoga
Zeke
Zippy Serenaders
Odd
Ernest Simpson
Monmouth
Tih
Eli Jackson
Westphal’s
You and
J, W, Enblin
Rollins Holeias
Rollins
Clark & Enslin
West Side Square
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