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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1918

Page

3

Jury Draws For January Term In 1919 Court

County officials selected the petit and grand juries for the January term beginning January 6 under Judge Henry Wagner. A notable share of jurors hail from Washington and nearby towns including Crawfordsville Brighton Kalona Riverside Wellman Keota Ainsworth and others. Several jurors share family ties and positions, with Charles and John Cunningham both drawn and Long cousins from Crawfordsville among the panel.

Washington Crawfordsville Brighton Kalona Riverside Wellman &, Keota Ainsworth Charles John Cummingham Henry Wagner Sioutney J. &. McCoy W. B. Robison Grant Horton William McClintie J. B. Palmer Wellman William Tener W. R. Crawford Tverside Sam T. Manat T. BE. Maxwell S.M. Pulver Keota B. F. Miller Frank Anderson The Petit Jury H.W. Wentworth Brichton Fred Wiliams Lester Wagner Jas M. Wilton S. Warfel John Wehr Will C. Wooley

Exemption Board Nears Final Close After Long War Duties

County exemption board members Auditor A. L. Griffith Dr. C. A. Boice and Sheriff R. H. McCarty have nearly completed work with records to be sealed. More than four thousand classifications and 530 inductions occurred, with 100 registrants enlisting prior to formal induction, all done without compensation.

A. L. Griffith C. A. Boice R. H. McCarty

Bill to End Illiteracy Promotes Large National Education Fund

In Des Moines the local teachers federation backs a U S senate bill by Senator Hoke Smith proposing an annual 100 million dollar education fund matched by state spending. It targets literacy removal Americanization rural school equality and health and teacher improvements with Iowa specifics including allocations for towns immigrants and teachers.

PES Department of Education Towa Iowa

Washington youth dies after influenza and pneumonia

Charles Anderson eldest son of Mr and Mrs J T Anderson of Washington died Friday in Chicago at the American hospital after influenza developed into pneumonia. He was 27, married with two children, and leaves his parents three sisters and a brother. Burial will be in Washington with private services to be held soon.

Charles Anderson J.T. Anderson Washington American Hospital Chicago Chi Anderson

Teeter Chosen Secretary for Cedar Rapids Y M C A

Merton Teeter, formerly of Cedar Rapids and last six months at Camp Funston as physical director for the YMCA, has accepted the local YMCA board of directors invitation to be Building Boys' Work Secretary. He arrives Wednesday and will commence immediate duty handling expanded Boys' work.

M. BE. Teeter Camp Funston WY. M.C. A

Association moves into YMCA building for a thousand members

The new YMCA building will accommodate a member ship of a thousand young men and boys. Mr Teeter previously worked as a traveling salesman for John Bilaugh Sons company and his family resides at 1573 First Avenue East.

YM. C. A Teeter John Bilauls Sons Company Mr. Teeter First Avenue East

Mrs. Alex Warnock Dies of Cancer in Thornburg

John Warnock of this community traveled to Thornburg Indiana after learning his mother Mrs. Alex Warnock had died from cancer. Her health deteriorated for months and she will be buried after a funeral set for 10:30 tomorrow morning.

John Warnock Thornburg Alex Warnock Washington

Funeral for Mrs John Caldwell And Daughter Delayed To Monday

The funeral has been postponed until Monday afternoon at 1 30 at the Milier chapel. The service will be private.

John Caldwell Milier Chapel

Card of Thanks From Mrs H W Russel and Family

The Russels express gratitude to Washington friends for sympathy and kindness after their loss. Mrs H W Russel and H W Russel extend thanks and wish sorrow and trouble to their kind neighbors.

Washington H.W. Russel H. W. Russel

Expressing Gratitude After Our Mother's Funeral

We thank friends for kind sympathy and ministrations during illness and funeral. Beautiful flowers sent by L. R. Schilling and family and Mus. Joe Wolf and family show thoughtful care from friends.

L. R Schilling Joe Wolf

Professor Ruby Reported Killed in Action

The casualty list includes Glen Dp Ruby of Oskaloosa listed as killed in action. He taught general science at Washington High School last year before entering service, starting at Camp Dodge and then moving to France, with many local acquaintances noting he was well liked.

Glen Dp. Ruby Oskaloosa Ruby General Scieice Washington High School Camp Dodge France

Sister of Mrs. Sage Dies in Missouri

Telegram from Linn Creek Missouri informs Mrs Franc Sage that her sister Miss Gladys Scott has died. Sage cannot attend. husband departed to funeral. Miss Scott survived by her parents four sisters and two brothers. No further details received.

Frank Sage Gladys Scott Linn Creek Sage Miss Scott

Eighteen New Influenza Cases Reported in Town

Eighteen new influenza cases were reported to the board of health since yesterday afternoon bringing the town total to 104. The figure marks the highest count since the first case was quarantined two months ago as nine patients were released today.

Board of Health Carl Julia C. m C. D U.S

Letters from a nurse in France detail war hospital life

Miss Annes Swift describes daily duties at Dr J F Clarke's hospital unit in France. She notes evacuations, 40 stretcher cases, reviews after decorations, the Medaille Militaire and Legion of Honor awards, and a musical charity night. She mentions Amistice terms and hopes for lighter duty as peace progresses.

Annes Swift Washington France Cherce J. F. Clarke Southerstern Iowa Catherine Swift Gcarlete Wilson

Loyal lists planned for Black Hawk county veterans support

Waterloo officials announce plans to publish lists of all Black Hawk county residents who contributed to Liberty bonds War Savings Stamps Red Cross and united war fund. The records will be filed in Waterloo Cedar Falls La Porte City and at state teachers college with council approval sought. A postwar homecoming for soldiers is in preparation.

Waterloo Macy Campbell County Service League M. L. Bowman Waterloo Service League Jadee Pranklin C. Platt Judge Advocate Court Blackhawk County Red Cross United War Fund Town State Teachers College Cedar Falla LaPorte City Arso Service League Black Hawk County

Human Fruitage in Christian Herald Reflection

A compact exhortation contrasts self centered desire with the call to serve others. It argues nature yields fruits not for personal gain but for mankind and urges readers to seek spiritual fulfillment over selfish comfort and status.

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