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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1925

Page

3

Sunday School Christmas Programs Across Washington Churches

Sunday schools in Washington churches prepare programs and treats for Christmas. The Second United Presbyterian will host a junior party after Christmas with extemporaneous entertainment. Other churches plan cantata style programs with named children, songs, readings, and Santa Claus appearances led by various organizers and helpers.

Washington Second United Presbyterian Ruth Stewart Thomas Duncan Nhine Wise Men Santa Claus Emmet Black Lucille Rhodes Lucille Lewis Roy Turner Geo. Turner Viol Jackson

Christmas programs and plays staged by local schools

The message lists multiple student performances including Why the Chimes Rang by Elizabeth Apthorp McFadden staged at the Baptist church, with a committee and cast. It also describes an Adoration Pageant at the Church of Christ and a Presbyterian Sunday School Gifts for the Christ event with tableaux and musical offerings for Latin American children.

Elizabeth Apthorp McFadden Professor Baker Radcliffe College Church of Christ Presbyterian Sunday School

Christmas School Programs Brighten Local Halls

Christmas programs at Centennial Wallace and Lincoln schools featured nursery dolls, Mother Goose dramatizations and carols. Santa distributed stockings as parents and guests toured decorated rooms. Lincoln program details will run Monday.

Centennial Wallace Lincoln the Heights Hazel Jugenheimer Ruth Sartor Ray Kupka Robert Roe George McChurch Trevannian Jones Virginia Elger Mary Even Lytle John Killian Helen McKenzie Daniel Moriarty Grace Schilling Santa Claus Louison Young Sarah Grimes Elsie Minick Joe McGonnell Wallace School Helen

Christmas Shopper's Guide from Washington Merchants

The Christmas guide lists local Washington shops offering last minute gifts. Breese and Krouth Furniture, Lemmon's Pharmacy, Nicola and Harmon, Laura Tooman Leather Shop, Stephen's Jewelry, McElhinney's, McKihoney's, Thompson's Sanitary Market and Conners Grocery advertise Christmas cards, dolls, toys, leather goods, lamps, glassware, cigars, candy, nuts, and boxes, with open nights and special prices.

Breese and Krouth South Side Lemmon’s Pharmacy Nicola Harmon North Side Nicola & Harmon Laura Harvey Tooman Leather Shop Stephen Stephen's Candy Kitchen McKihoney's

Funds Sought for Good Fellows Christmas Dinner

Washington businessmen canvass for the Good Fellows fund to provide about 150 dinners. Generous citizens are urged to contribute. donations may be left with George McDaniel, Charles W. Davis, Glenn Mace, Claude Tucker, Arthur Yard, or George Breitenbach.

Washington Good Fellows Fund George McDaniel Charles W. Davis Glenn Mace Claude Tucker Arthur Yard George Breitenbach

Records for Early Winter Ford Sales Break All Time

November deliveries totaled 146,788 passenger cars and trucks to U S retailers, about 25,000 more than a year earlier. Ford Weekly Purchase Plan enrollments rose to unprecedented levels with 21,425 new buyers starting payments in November, more than double last year.

Ford United States

Mrs Leslie Mountford to Broadcast From WSAJ

Mrs Leslie Mountford formerly of Washington now in Mercer Pennsylvania will broadcast on January 3 at 4 30 from station WSAJ. She was a popular Washington singer and will perform a duet in the cantata drawing interest from local friends.

Leslie Mountford Washington Mercer

Shoes Store on Atchison's North Side Opens Evenings

A local shoe shop on Atchison's north side extends hours to stay open evenings through Christmas season, inviting shoppers to browse footwear after work.

Atchison’s north _ side

For Sale 1925 Ford Sedan and Lost Ring Reward

For sale a 1925 Ford sedan described as like new and food items. Amos Durfst at 430 Blue provides contact. A lost girls with gold dial Mond ring offers a reward, phone 329 Blue.

FORD Amos Durfst

Postoffice Opens Early to Handle Christmas Rush

The post office will open at 7 30 A M to accommodate increasing rush at the windows. This change continues through Christmas. Today the office stays open until 7 PM for extra weighing and mailing time. No mail distribution or box delivery on Christmas Day.

Moscow boot fad doomed in London says modistes

In London on November 20 fashion makers declare the Russian boot for young women doomed as royalty and the elite will not adopt it. They note the elite follow styles only after pioneers and royalty will not sanction a damp muddy street trend.

London Moscow

Cuban decree bars tambor music and rumba in Havana

President Maddo issues decree prohibiting playing tambor or tom-tom and other African character instruments with singing and contorted dancing in Havana. The order cites these acts as contrary to good custom and public order in Cuba.

Havanna Maddo Cuba

Obituary: Mrs. W. A. Stephen of Keota passes away

Mrs. W A Stephen died at her Keota home Monday at 12 15 after months of illness. She was a prominent local member of the M B Church and WFM S she taught Sunday School and led foreign missions. Funeral held Wednesday at 2 at the Methodist church with interment in Keota cemetery. She is survived by her husband son Homer daughter in law granddaughter Betty two brothers and several half brothers and a stepmother. The article lists many local and out of town attendees.

Keota W. A. Stephen Stephen Methodist B. Rayhill Fanie Jane Green Milo Bureau County Ste Wm. Green Sarah Ellen Christian Green Kocota Bernard Homer Betty George Green Grabeel J. B. Green Santa Ana Calif John Green Washington Curt Green Dubuque Floyd Green Everett Green Lizzie Green M. BE Wfe

Atchison's Shoe Store Extends Evening Hours

Atchison's Shoe Store will stay open in the evenings until Christmastide to serve customers after typical hours, offering extended shopping time for holiday footwear needs.

Ramsey Buys 118 Acre Farm in Jackson Township

Ramsey purchased the 118 acre farm in Jackson township from BR C Rummelhart who had bought it from Herman Koenig. The well improved property lies eight miles northeast of Washington and the reported consideration is about 24000 dollars.

W. P. “Ramsey BR. C. Rummelhart Jackson Township Herman Koenig Washington

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