Lemley to lead Washington high football team 1920 outlook bright
Lemley elected captain for 1920 after a banquet at Miss Ann Hondek's. The 1919 squad, with fourteen letter men back, aims to improve on five wins two ties two losses. Putnam, Gates, Duke, Neill, Carson and Swift star players. Coach Whitford praised for building fighting spirit. next season schedules and training to start.
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Ann Hondek
West Washington Street
Washington
F. J K. Williamson
Secial
Giory
Todttmaster
Giulesis
Mbsat
Thankeg
Wing Ting
Duke
Lemsey
McCreedy
Ross
C Neill
Carson
Reid
I. Jones
R. Jones
Putnam
Getes
Hunter
Swift
Eli
Wisen
Macon
Brown
Dusenberry
Freshwater
Mintler
Morrow
Work
F. Neill
Haney
Hill
Applegate
Reister
Anderson
Foster
Gardner
Stephens
Hyink
Wil Hamson
Earl Whitford
C. J. Smith
H. E. Case
Lee Dunlap
Ray Overmyer
Outfit
Lemley
Dwight Lemley
Washington High School
Lemtey
Gates
Daniels
Hak Pow
Russel Conver
Wil Ha
Riess Waymack
Wehr
L. McCreedy
Neill
Whitford
Ton
Chinie
Jack Reid
Iva Jones
Mintier
Wilson
Ralph Jones
Jones
Hall
Ottumwa
Mnoire
Altho
Jon
Columbus Junction
Williamson
Ther
University of Wisconsin
Bethlehem Commandery Conclave Called for Knight Templar Work
A called conclave of Bethlehem Commandery No. 45 Knights Templar will meet Monday evening for work in the order of the Temple. Officials urge a large attendance of Sir Knights at this interesting conclave.
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Bethlehem Commandery
Knights Templar
Order of the Temple
James D. Glasgow
B.C
Stage Set for Farm Bureau Drive Across Counties
The Farm Bureau membership drive kicks off Monday and will run about a week. State promoters aim to increase Iowa membership to boost influence on farmer issues. Township assistants are named for each area, including Washington, Jackson, Dutch Creek, Oregon, and many others with lists of individual workers.
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Farm Bureau
Iowa
Cbekly
Washington County
Tewnship
Washington Township
Frank Beatty
RE. O. Carlson
Will Galloway
Geo. Foster
Glen Beal
Francis Swift
Dave
Jacob Hotle
Oregon
John Jones
Will Atcheson
John Clegg
Ray Townsend
Jim Love
I. K. Beal
Ed Linns
J. W. Edmondson
F. H. Edmondson
N. Schmitt
Jno Gretier
B. S. Gregory
R. J. Beherman
M. Pulver
R. C. Wilson
Jno. Powell
S. W. DeLong
Clay
C. D. Robinson
Ray Woodford
O. M. Schmither
Homer
Rinton A. J. Morgan
Wilber Day
John Dark
Lime Creek
H. W. Deuker
Chas. PD. Green
Fay Rugg
E. C. Jones
Edw. Henn
Ralph Ashby
C. F. Shafer
Paul Mathers
John
Franklin—Dump
Dayton
Walter Boyer
J. L. Johnson
Mike Hollinger
Glen Martin
Roy Dayson
John Griffith
Riverside
J. N. Schnoebelen
John Bulger
Charley Larak
Robert Toban
John Moss
C. W. Walsh
Edd Godlove
R. C. Rhimihart
Clair Fiynn
Marion
John Boshart
J. &. Roth
Battle of Prairie Grove Remembered by Nineteenth Iowa
J W Morton of Co C 19th Iowa recalls the December prairie fight at Prairie Grove Arkansas. General Herron and General Blunt led divisions against Hindman’s Confederates in a brutal Civil War battle that left many wounded and one colonel dead. Morton narrates the march, the night retreat, and the high casualties among the blue uniforms.
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Prairie
Grove
Arkansas
Iowa
Twin Springs
Wilson’s Creek
Herron
Blunt
Cane Mill
Ark
van Buren
Holney
Prairie Grove
Boys In
General Herron
Hindman
Hubert
Hubbard
McFarland
Nineteenth
J. W. Morton
Co. C
19Th
Washington
Knights of Pythias elect officers for coming year
Knights of Pythias of facera area elect officers at the December meeting naming Arthur Therion as Chancellor Commander Dell Walker as vice chancellor Howerd Sigafoose as prelate John Squire as master of work Eugene Parks as master at arms Sherm Welch as master of finance Robert Noonan as master of exchequer John Applegate as inner guard Joe Campbell as outer guard and John Squire as trustee. Officers to be installed at January meeting.
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Knights of Pythias
Arthur Therion
Dell Walker
Howerd Sigafoose
John Squire
Eugene Parks
Sherm Welch
Robert Noonan
John Applegate
Joe Campbell
Want Column Clue Found In Classifieds
A brief note in the want column directs readers to a missing item or opportunity. The clue appears in the classifieds section with a terse hint for the finder.
Pig Club Winners Enjoy Fine Trip From Iowa Contest
John Miller of Washington area won the Farm Bureau pig club contest and a trip to the International Live Stock Show in Chicago after starting with a 54 pound pig and finishing with 270 pounds following 120 days of feeding. Two other entrants, Earl Booth and Glen Minner, posted strong gains with 80 to 320 pounds and 59 to 285 pounds respectively, each with varying cost per pound. Miller also arranged a self feeder to prevent chicken interference with pig rations.
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John Miller
Samuel F. Miller
Washington
Farm Bureau
John
Chivtego
Iowa
Chicago
Ames
The
International
Farl Booth
W. D. Booth
Glen Minner
Glen
Washington Lodge elects officers at annual meeting
Washington Lodge No.26 A B P and A M held its monthly session yesterday evening. Charles Freding was chosen master Elliot Grayson senior warden H T Carris junior warden L M Wallace treasurer and T A Michels secretary. J D Dayton BE B Jammer and L D Langworthy were recommended for membership in the Temple Building company. Dr J E Edgington gave an entertaining address on his service in France and Germany.
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Washington Lodge
A. BP
A. M
Charles Freding
Minster
Elliot Grayson
H. T. Carris
L. M. Wallace
T. A. Michels
J.D. Dayton
BE. B. Jammer
L. D. Langworthy
Temple Building Company
J. E. Edgington
France
Germany
Curious Fact. The people who are most accomplished do not always accomplish roost
The Boston Transcript notes that high achievement often defies simple standards and that even the most capable individuals may miss expected milestones, suggesting humility and persistence as key traits.
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Boston Transcript
Webster orders hour day in state
L H Wallace state fuel administrator has not yet received the formal order from Charles Webster to shorten business hours. Stores will open at ten and close at four. factories and offices at nine to three. except drug stores meat markets groceries and theaters. The measure goes into effect Tuesday with publication Monday.
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L. H. Wallace
Local Fuel Administration
Charles Webster
Mr. Wallace
Webster
Des Moines Dispatch
Wallace
Des Moines
Ainsworth
Brighton
Washington
County Red Cross Reorganization Under Way in Washington
The Washington County Red Cross is reorganizing with details to follow in about a week. The initial task will be a membership drive after delays. County boosters, active during the war, are ready to meet postwar needs in home service and public health promotion.
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Washington County
Red Cross
Home Service Department
Friendship as the greatest bond of love and faithfulness
A quotation defining friendship as the supreme form of love usefulness open communication noble sufferings exemplary faithfulness severest truth heartiest counsel and union of mind Bravery cited by Jeremy Taylor.
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Jeremy Taylor
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