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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1919
Page
3
Mrs. Clay Fry of Ferguson Station Missouri extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a splendid medicine. She gives it to her children at the first sign of croup and reports rapid relief for coughs or lung colds with a few doses and a short course. Lemmon's Drug Store advertises the remedy.
Evening Home Economics section postpones December 9 meeting and potluck to December 11 at Mrs. Ralph Dougherty's home. Candy social and Christmas program set for December 17 at Dutch Creek Center schoolhouse. Havre Social Club hosts tea Thursday at Mrs. Caroline Tucker’s home. Kolah Club meets Wednesday with Mrs. Arthur Weade. Shalom Group Class of Methodist Church reschedules to December 16.
The Pythian Circle meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Julia Cavender. Mrs. Joe Wright hosts the S S club lunch on Thursday at her Rome home. Rural Women’s club meets Thursday December 11 with Mrs. Ed Jackson for Christmas suggestions. Chapter J P Be 0 to hold rummage and bake sale Saturday December 12 from 10 am to 4 pm near Iowa Gas and Electric Co. Proceeds fund loans for education. donations accepted Friday morning. Baptist Brotherhood meets tonight at the parsonage at 7:30 pm with a program for men Only.
The Afternoon Bridge club postpones its meeting at the Wallace home due to heat and fuel rules. The Nineteenth Century Club shifts its Friday meeting to December 12 because of a rummage sale. Grace Hill Ladies Aid supper is moved from December 9 to December 11. Rebekah club gathers at Henry Minick’s Thursday. Social club meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Linus Woods to discuss future work. Christian church Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2 PM at the Wreak Gable home. Harry Thomas hosts Methodist activities on the south square with senior choir, prayer meeting, and junior choir at specified times.
A noted physician urges daily hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the liver and bowel of indigestible materials, poisons, and toxins. He claims calomel is harsh, while the mixture is harmless, inexpensive, and permits normal eating afterward.
A famed actress described as a Daughter of the American Revolution and honorary member of several organizations receives honorary Captaincy from the American Legion of Honor for steadfast support of the AEF. She is celebrated for talent in stage and screen, early stage start at six, and a lifelong appetite for apples.
Mystic workers of the world are asked to attend the funeral of Albert Lindeey tomorrow at 8 p m at the Goodin undertaking parlours.
Fragmentary notes reference figures such as Geo, W. Stewart, Hatin and Jersey pantelettes with prices $6.00 $87.59 and $10.00. A mention of Rotheentids and THY Row MOT appears. Rosin went to Des Moines yesterday to attend a conference of an Interchurch committee of the World Movement.
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