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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1922

Page

5

Society Notes and Two Wedings at Washington

The White Shrine hosts a thimble bee at the Misses ridges home on South Marion. Miss Rena Simons of Fairfield and Everette Hornecker of Richland wed by Dr. W. Wahaowers at the Methodist parsonage on West Washington. They will live on a farm after her teaching term ends. A Nicholson family reunion near Hasking Thanksgiving Day featured duck and chicken dinner and many relatives from Washington, Columbus Junction, Kaskina. Mise facile Forgey hosted courthouse girls with games and a mock wedding. The W R C officers elected include Mrs. Lillian Gobble as president and Miss Hessie Conger as junior VP. A barrel of fruit for Marshalltown is due shipment. Mrs. N. M. Speidel hosted Thanksgiving dinner for eleven with roast goose and Japan card scenes. A wedding of Prudence Abrahamson and Harold Tolander at Olds was celebrated with pink white decorations and a three course dinner. Tolander, a Watson Washington native, is a bank employee and Coe alum.

Rena Simons Fairfield Everette Hornecker Richland W. Wahowers West Washington Street B. V. Simons Washington RE. V. Simons Congress Prescott Hornecker Dean Nicholson Hasking Clarence Nicholson Glenn Friend Stanley Bebb Cone Will Allbough Lee Francis Miles Latta Gladys Mildred Myrtle Goldie Mae Columbus Junction Arthur Nicholson Useafine Ralph Nicholson Arnold Lee Arnold Donald Kaskina Cally Mise Facile Forgey Columbuse Junction Corpa Court House Lillian Gobble Hilma Larson Hessie Conger Jennie Jugenheimer Nelle Kos Sadie McCarty Mary Maxwell Marshalltown Japan John Speidel Ruth Archer Mark T. J. Thompson Roger G. Jones Albert Montgomery Ruirfield Prudence Abrahamson Olds Harold Tolander Abrahamson Miss Margaret Arthur Lucille Odean Reverend Johnson Swedesburg Tolwander Olds High School Iowa City Althouh Washington National Bank Coe College State College Ames Tie Tolander Fast Washington Street The Journal

A Real Scoundrel A Real Scoundrel

An aging millionaire in a lavish mansion encounters reminders of his boyhood friend Bill Jones and a string of misdeeds. Christmas snow drives him to confront poverty, a widow, a wife turned away, a dog at a grave, and the cost of his greed as Remorse urges judgment.

Mote Bill Jones Tesida Fa Jenkins Tutler

Death toll rises for veteran soldier in Crawfordsville era

Samuel P. Gordon aged 86 and a Civil War veteran dies after years of health decline. He served in Co. F, 11th Iowa, married Fidelia McMillan, built homes in Story county, and attended Methodist services. Funeral in Crawfordsville Methodist Church Tuesday. Weitz & Sons sued in Des Moines for 4.5 million misused Camp Dodge funds.

Co. F Ilowa Fidelia McMillan Story County J. H. Huston Missouri Will Anwyl Elizabeth Alberson Sigourney, Ta Methodist Church

Million-Dollar Production Plans Stir Dark Plots

A hooded figure argues with a scoundrel as a tormented servant falls into a fireplace. The pair discuss forgiveness and threaten a widow while plotting a vast production, hinting at ruthless schemes and coercion. The dialogue centers on control, revenge, and a looming deadline.

Mary Tompkinson

Parties Lack Sand

An old saying from the Boston Transcript warns that engagements or ventures built on unstable ground will not endure, comparing them to a house on sand. The note emphasizes caution and enduring foundations.

Sands -Boston Transcript

Supreme Court Sets Jan 15 Hearing on Grain Futures Act

The case to test the constitutionality of the Grain Futures Act, brought by the Chicago Board of Trade and others, was advanced by the Supreme Court for argument on January 15. The White Shrine reports gratitude for patronage at its bazaar held Saturday at Barclay Grocery, with about seventy five dollars raised and some items remaining for sale at Bridgea millinery store.

Washington, D. C Dee Chicago Board of Trade Supreme Court Barclay Bridgeaq

Turkish Law Based on Koran and Sultan’s Absolute Will

The Turkish empire enforces laws rooted in the Koran with the sultan wielding absolute authority when his will aligns with the Mahommetan faith as defined in sacred texts of the Prophet.

It’s Himan to Enjoy It and a Friendly Pat

A reflective comment on human nature urges enjoying life while avoiding harsh judgments of others. It emphasizes that even thick skinned individuals appreciate kindness and a simple supportive gesture. The tone is cautious but hopeful about social courtesy.

S. Himan

Davy Jones Locker Phrase Explained in Sea Lore

The article notes the saying Davy Jones locker refers to a mythical sea demon presiding over ships sunk at sea. It describes the expression used when a vessel goes down and its fate is sealed in maritime folklore.

Davy Jones Locker

Xylography and the Spread of Printing in Europe

The ancient Chinese invented woodblock printing by carving the Chinese alphabet on blocks of wood. It reached Europe in the early 1400s and rapidly advanced to a high level of craftsmanship in the following centuries.

Europe

Local clubs schedule gatherings and meetings

Community groups list upcoming events including Navajo club, Ladies of the Baptist church bazaar on December 16, B. O. W. club social at Mrs. Goodman, and various meetings with dates and hostesses such as Mrs. Mana Quinn Mrs. Roy Bauer and Mrs. J. K. Bdevington. Several officers are to be elected and holiday activities outlined.

Community Notices and Meeting Announcements

Wednesday afternoon at home on North 4th Ave 4913 Us Study Department will meet with Mrs A Speer at 2 96 The topic Training of the child 491S West Chester focal will hold an oyster supper Tuesday December 5 in the Hall All members please be present 4813 Notice American Legion Election of officers Tuesday evening Dec 6 at 8 oclock in the seawecd lab room over Klein's store Lets go Bata will be served The Missionary society of the Christian church will meet with Mrs Hampton Thursday afternoon at 2 Oclock Mrs Frank Gobble leader 5015 Notice Pythian Sisters Regular meeting Tuesday evening in Castle hall Balloting and initiation on Knights in first degree Election of officers All Knights are requested

The Pleasant Plain Missionary Society G. W. Reed A. Speer West Chester Focal Atmorican Locion Seweclab Klein's Missionary Society of the Christian Church Hampton Frank Gobble Pythian Sisters Castle Hall

Ladies Aid Church Dinner and Mission Meeting Notice

The Ladies Aid of the MKE church announces a chicken dinner in the church dining room on Thursday December 7 at 6 o clock. If solitiers have time, members are asked to contribute. West Chester Mission Circle will meet December 6 for their December social. All ladies and friends are invited. Committee: Daniel thre and Mrs Mabel Watton.

M. KE Berinni West Chester Maptict Mission Cirere Daniel Thre Mabel Watton

Dome Requires Much Paint for Capitol Washington

The dome of the Capitol at Washington needs numerous gallons of faint and a heavy amount of paint to cover the structure.

Capitol Washington

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Misses Ridges South Marion Avenue Anton Weitz & Sons CO Samuel P. Gordon Camp Dodge TN Government Crawfordsville Samuel BP Gordon Grand Army of the Republic Grand Army of the Redeemed Heavenly Home Mr. Gordon Cadiz Ohio David and Sybilla Gordon T. M. Holmes Assoc Press Washington, d Evita Eenkkina Department of Justice Des Moines Iowa United States Weitz & Bons Company Les Moines Daugherty Ralph Pringle Weitz & Sons Company Weitz Tooman Leather Shop Willie Gough Guick Pledistae la Navajo Club S. H. Brindley Ladies of the Baptist Church Rebekah Club John Goodman B. O. W. Club Harry Ferguson Bank of Kniclt Kolah Club Mana Quinn O. C's Roy Bauer Thur G. A. TH J. C. Purvin P. C J. K. Bdevington Toeeday A. Behmoeller T. C. Davis Harmony Club Mere. Lauder Kennedy Walnut Women's Club Oral Guy Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Society Rurel Women's Club Prairie Flower Missionary Society Merritt Booth South of Town Embroidery Club Nettie Con North 4Th Ave White Yard Slim Enone HI Ward& Co HL Ward& Co Department For “Hone Made
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