Election of officers at Orient Lodge No. 365 A F and A M
Orient Lodge 365 elected officers for the coming year at their regular meeting J A Marsh W M RC McKiernan SW J W C E Riddington Sec Trustee A E Sands James Walker visited from Washington with his parents Mrs and Mrs 8 A Walker W R C to hold call meeting at Woodman Hall Dec 14 for initiation Refreshments will be served Dec 14 Cantata by high school students to be performed free to the public Dec 21 22
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orthainswainsworth
Orient Lodge No
J. A. Marsh
W. M
R. C. McKiernan
J. K. Beal
J. W
C. E. Riddington
A. E B. Sands
James Walker
Washington
A. Walker
Woodman Hall
A. P. Jeffrey
Grace Walker
New Haven Community Hears From Local Visitors
New Haven notes show Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wells visiting Washington on Tuesday. Myrtle Statler helps Marion Smith husk corn as the season ends. Mrs. Marion Wells suffers a bone felon on her finger but improves. Several families, including the Robertson and Snyder households, spent time with relatives and neighbors over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Roy Wells
Washington
Myrtle Statler
Marion Smith
Miss Mira
Bertha Pratt
J. W. Combs
James
Marion
Acel Robertson
Cora Snyder
Howard
Ralph Springer
Curtis Snyder
Arthur Lamberts
Myrle Statler
Grace
Corpman
Brighton Route One social notes from the area
Dee Woodford left for California for the winter. Grace Thompson of Mt. Pleasant visited at the Clinton Scranton home. Roman Borkoski attended a Bale near Wayland. Dan Gowey and family of Rubio spent Sunday with Terry Gowey. John and Homer Brinton and families visited Alex Pickers west of Pleasant Pains. Will and Lester Wible families and Homer Koch visited Howard Reighard. Mrs. Robert Baldwin returned from Washington hospital. Ella Waggoner of Crawfordsville visits Roy Waggoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
H. A. Woodford
California
Grace Thompson
Mt. Pleasant
Clinton Scranton
Roman Borkoski
Wayland
Dan Gowey
Rubio
Terry Gowey
John Brinton
Homer Brinton
Alex Pickerds
Pleasant Pains
Will Wible
Lester Wible
Homer Koch
Howard Reighard’s
Robert Baldwin
Washington
Ella Waggoner
Crawfordsville
Roy
Misn es Sargent and Timmons visit Lexington kin
Lexing ton Dec 13 The Misnes Sargent and Timmons spent a week with cousin Miss Mary Timmons. Howard Stewart and family were at Wade Gardner home Sunday. Church meetings continue all week with a ladies night and men night last week. The ladies won an oyster supper hosted by men Friday.
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Lexin
Lexington
Sargent
Timmons
Mary Timmons
Howard Stewart
Wade Gardner
Cal Griggs
Washington
Carl Oldfield
Lyall Oldfield
The
Missionary Society
Ola Knotts
Swain Beatty
Gertrude
Will Embree
O. E
Miss Sargent
Amanda Seculty
Albert Paul
Caroline Herschel Kept a Multiplication Table Handy
Caroline Herschel, famed for discovering eight comets and aiding her brother William in astronomy, could not remember the multiplication table and continuously carried a copy with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Herschel
Gold Threads in India Make Ultra Fine Lace
Gold threads used for lace in India are drawn to extreme fineness. One ounce weighs 1,100 yards of thread, highlighting remarkable thinness and value in traditional textile work.
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India
Resolutions from Bible Students on War and Armament
The International Bible Students Association memorializes the International Arms Congress in Washington D C urging Christ centered reform over disarmament. It calls for abandoning war and urging rulers clergy and financiers to serve public welfare and align with divine prophecies leading to Christ’s kingdom on earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Bible Students Association
Washington, D. C
International Arms Congress
Christ Jesus
Jesus Christ
Washington
Jesus
Iowa Enforcing Prohibitory Law in Month Totals
Des Moines federal prohibition director G A Branson reports to Commissioner Haynes that in the past month taxes and penalties recommended total 197093.26 dollars. Seizures include 68 evils titled, 680 gallons of liquor confiscated, 173 persons recommended for prosecution. Branson notes strong court support for stamping out illicit selling and manufacture with fines of 300 dollars or more and several jail terms. He says cooperation with law enforcement is maximal and seized property is turned over to the U S marshal under court order. The lawn press is favorable to enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
G. A. Branson
Des Moines
Iowa
Haynes
Branson
Civen
U. S
Vinci Promises Quick Strength Gains for Mrs Davis
Mrs Harold Davis of Liberty Centre Indiana describes wartime style vigor from Vinci after three days, claiming increased strength and restored weight. The ad touts Vinci as the fastest remedy for nervous run-down conditions and notes red blood cell formation, quicker circulation, better appetite, sleep, and energy. Sherman Brothers, druggists, endorse the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinci
Harold Davis
Liberty Centre
Ind
Sherman Brothers
For Sale By Sherman Bros in The Journal
Classified notice announces sale by Sherman Bros offering items listed in The Journal. Details describe process, location, and contact for potential buyers.
Intervention petition in Iowa district court 1922
Minnie Ophelia Tracy seeks nine twenty eighths of Sarah E Morris estate through intervening claim. She asserts she is the only child of Jesse Tracy and heir to Morris property and demands set aside distribution and full share plus equitable relief. Respondents must answer by noon of the second day of the next January term or risk default and judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
State of
Iowa
Washington County
Amelia B. Schmidt
Oscar O. Tracy
Edna L. Brandt
Alberta Frank
Minnie Ophelia Tracy
Jesse Tracy
Sarah E. Morris
Sarah EK. Morris
Court House
Washington
Iena
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Walt Patterson
Maud Fleming
Chicago
Milo Patterson
Christ
Messiah
Christendom
Michael
Earth
Charles Evans Hughes
International Army Congress
Washington, DC
United States
Kk. A. Gamble
Frank H. Harrison
J. F. Rutherford
Johnson's
Our
Johnson’s Grocery
South
Iowa Ave
Mrs. Davis
Mrs
Sherman Bros
Eugene Merilatt
Ella Cowgill
John T. Ow
Maud O'Bleness
Clyde M. Yeo
Geo
B. Yeo
Ina Barnes
Otho Barnes
Walter Barnes
Etta Barnes
James Barnes
Mary Kathrine Barnes
Annie N. Moore
Hattie Tracey Jarvis
Flora May Voigts
Lotta Lee Good
Melvina Reichard
Bertha Etta Richard
John C. Reichard, Jr
Alice Moor
Eunice Hensley
Frank Hensley
Edward A. Harris
Bert F. Harrie
Roy 8. Harris
Frank E. Harris
Joseph A. Harrie
Tillie Bonsall
Frank E. Simpson
Robert H. Simpson
John M. Simpson
Maggie Adams
Addo A. Drummond
Laura T. Jay
Robert H. Trecy
Halley V. Tracy
Intervenor
Kondon
Zephyr
R. L. Lytle
RK. A. Knittle
Riverside
J. A. Lemley
Brighton Farmers Co-op
Wellston
L. L. Elliott & Co
Winfield
William Beardsley
Haskins
Chrissinger
J. K. Dunn of
Cotter
Keota
Farmers’ Elevator
Farmers’ Union Elev
W. Chester
Otto BF
Frey
Noble
Havre Co-op
Havre
Wim
Chapek
Richmond
Altinger & Co
Pleasant Plain
Titus Co-op
Company
Titus
H. D. Miller
Washington Elevator CO
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