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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1924

Page

3

Opening games draw crowd for Washington teams

The community expects a full house at the high school gym for tonight's season opener at 7 30. Washington girls face Brighton in a likely hard fought contest while Washington boys meet Yarmouth high coached by Joe McConnell. Elwell Duke lead the forwards with Hill at center and Weaver Thomson at guard as the squad, still early in practice, aims to a strong showing.

Washington Girls Brighton Brehton Brighton Girls Pleasant Plain Washington Clark Haney Flies Davidson Macon Starr Prighton Yarmouth High School Joe McConnell Elwell Duke Hill Weaver Thomson Themer Elves E. O. Culver

Lions club seeks clothing and shoes for Christmas aid

Washington readers with usable clothing and shoes for children are urged to donate through the Lions club. Dr Stewart's office at No 4 will collect, as members plan to gather bundles next week for distribution at Christmas. In bowling action, the Wildcats beat the Cy clones by a comfortable margin in the second match. Hunter led with 177 for the best game and 469 for the match, with a rematch planned next Wednesday.

Washington Lions Club Manghost Beall Dr Wildcats Cyclones Hunter

Fine Orchestras To Play At Military Ball Dances

J M Kelly plans festive season dances with top ensembles. Next Tuesday December 16 the Whiz Bang orchestra from Wheatland Iowa will perform eight pieces. December 22 Clinton based Flindt's nine piece group follows, then Evans band of Davenport will wrap up on December 29 for a large city event.

J. M. Kelly Wheatland Iowa Flindt Clinton Evans Coliseum Davenport

Holden to Speak Fork Farm Bureau Meeting

Prof. P. G. Holden, founder of a lasting agricultural program, will lecture on Community Development at the Farm Bureau annual meeting in the commercial club building on Thursday December 18. As former director of the extension department at Iowa State College Ames he urged farmers to test seed corn and showed how to improve crops. He believes in corn breeding and has helped Iowa greatly increase its corn harvest.

P. G. Holden Farm Bureau Commercial Club Iowa State Agricultural College Ames Iowa Holden Iowa State College of Agriculture Farmers Institute International Harvester Company Laws Helden

Another Veteran and Professor Holden Highlight Local Notes

A Civil War veteran Archie N. Bower dies in Washington after indigestion at eighty one. Prof Holden, praised as a driving force behind agricultural education, is described as resolute and magnetic in speeches about better farming and country schools.

Health Service Gets First Annual Report for County

A public meeting is set for Saturday at 1 30 pm in the courthouse to discuss the first annual report of the county health service. Dr W Stewart director will present findings including water samples from county schools and private homes analyzed at the county hospital laboratory with county school nurses Mae Campbell and Dr C A Batee assisting and coordinated by school boards.

County Health Service Court House Mies Mae Campbell C. A. Batee

Scout Banquet Seen as Strong Community Event

The Washington Boy Scout banquet at the Commercial club gym drew families and scouts to a 6:30 dinner for about 156 attendees. Rev. J. D. Kern led the program with a flag presentation by the Relief Corps of the city to Troop Four and remarks praising scout work.

Commercial Club J. D. Kern Relief Corps Boy Scouts R. H. Walker Boy Scouts of Washington Clow Merritt McDaniel Tol Lytle Wayne Knight Gail Fisher Hollis Vosburg David Elder Bob Lytle Roy Pratt Kern Clyle Mason Clyle Crabbin Mr. Kern Gowans University of Chicago

For Sale Native Lumber and Furniture Items

Frank H. Gray advertises wagon lumber sawed slabs wood and posts with phone 264 Blue located at 1205 E 3rd St Emerson piano mahogany fine tone and cheap Oliver typewriter in good condition plus 15 Minorca pallets. Mrs J D Glascow lists items including phone 414 Blue and residence 215 S Ave C leaving the city

Frank H. Gray E. 3Rd St Oliver Typewriter S. Ave. C J. D. Glascow FORD

Enslin's Window Receives National Honor Mention

A Clark and Enslin display window featuring dresses earned honorable mention in the current Pictorial Review. It was one of ten windows nationwide to be honored, seen as a fine compliment and reflecting Washington displays as above average during the holiday season.

Clark and Enslin Pictorial Review Washington

Christmas Concert Tickets On Sale At McElhinney Drug Store

The Bird's Christmas Carol will be presented by the Girl Re serves of Washington High School. Tickets go on sale Saturday afternoon and evening and Monday and Tuesday at McElhinney Drug Store. The play is set for Tuesday evening in the High School Auditorium. The cast has been carefully chosen and coaching is led by Mrs. Carl Roberts and Mrs. Henry Hull.

Washington High School McElhinney Drug Store High School Auditorum Carl Roberts Henry Hull

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