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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1919

Page

5

Christmas Programs Highlight Ainsworth News

Correspondents report on two local Christmas programs the United Presbyterian Sunday school and M FE school with pairs of performances and fine choir talent. Families gathered for Christmas at several homes including the Trotter, Peters sons, Walker, Miller, Sands, Alcorn, Fitzgerald and Easter households. A surprise oyster supper celebrated T D Woodburns 22nd wedding anniversary. Myrtle and Angie Ross joined William Roses at Letts for Christmas.

Ainsworth Ainsworth United Presbyterian Sunday School M. FE W. T. Trotter Lawrence Des Moines A. J. Peterson T. D. Woodburn Myrtle Ross Angie William Roses Letts

Local Moves and Weddings Ring Titus Area Holidays

Dee Titus 26 and Tom Carris shipped sheep from Titus with Carris accompanying the load home by Tuesday. Oscar Lane and Lucy Pierce wed Saturday in Washington and plan to reside on the groom’s farm west of Titus. Merle Stattler and Etta Baker wed last week. Several residents travel for Christmas shopping in Washington and return home for holidays.

Titus Dee Tom Carris Titus Franklin Center School John Koehler Rennie Dawson George Klitt West Chester Oscar Lane Lucy Pierce Washington Merle Stattler Etta Baker L. O. Beanblossom Vivian Lemley Davenport O. R Vane Houck Della Neal J. W. Comba

Christmas memories and civic notes from Mabie Grove

An Evening Journal editorial is cited on high prices for radiator repairs. Miss Maud Welte hosts a Maple Grove Christmas program with Santa Claus and a tree. Frank Arnold's mind illness returns. he seeks hospital care. The writer praises farm life and laments farmers moving to town. Auto radiator trouble and Bohemian readers of The Evening Journal are mentioned. Edison Chittendale records Sunday songs provided, with wishes for a Happy New Year.

Evening Journal Maud Welte Maple Grove Santa Claus Mabie Grove Maude Welte Frank Arnold Mr. Pleasant Hospital Frank Richmond Jane Arnold Brother Farmer Ed Kalloush Jackson Township Kalloush Brothers Riverside Kalloush Fairview Washington County Edison Chittendale Cardinal Newman

Beauchamp and Miss Pray Wed in Rural Celebration

Glenn Beauchamp and Miss Verle Pray were married last Thursday in a quiet rural ceremony. The event drew well wishes from their families as Beauchamp is noted as W. C. Beauchamp’s eldest son and a successful farmer. Local residents report a cheerful holiday mood with neighbors calling on Fairfield friends and shared greetings.

Ray Bane Fairfield Esther Savage Monroe Clifford Savage Ames Belle Brinton Grinnell Lloyd Jones Riley Grecian D. K. Wentworth Place Glenn Beauchamp Verle Pray Miss Bray George Bray Near Veo Beauchamp W. C. Beauchamp Max Waterhouse H. A. Woodford Red Cross Washington Katherine Buxbaum Mitchell South Dakota H. A. Engle Anson Woodford Clay Ladies Aid Society

Maple Grove Memory Prompted by An Intriguing Call

Maple Grove residents recall a curious memory sparked by a late December phone call. The short message hints at a small town anecdote connected to local routine and personal recollections.

Local Visitors and Christmas Relatives Share Time in Crawfordsville

Gladwin Ingham of Brighton visited Crawfordsville with friends on Thursday. W G Robertson travels to Valley City SD to see a sister ill. Cr Harrison, recently with the regular army, visits Mrs L L Teas. Mr and Mrs Earl Griffith of Washington spend Christmas with relatives. Miss Helen Gormley of Fairfield visits friends and relatives.

Crawfordsville Gladwin Ingham Brighton W. G. Robertson Valley City South Dakota Cr. L. Harrison L. L. Teas Earl Griffith Washington Helen Gormley Fairfield

County Churches Ainsworth M F F Sunday Schedule

Sunday school at 10 00 a m worship at 11 00 a m sermon The New Year Epworth League at 6 30 p m preaching at 7 32 30 p m Bible study class and prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m The Red Star race continues watch the Glad Hand class finish next Sunday Come out you are wanted

Epworth League

Ainsworth Baptist Christmas Sermon and Sunday Services

All are cordially invited to attend our services Sunday December 28 1919. Morning subject God's Foolishness Evening subject Good Tidings A Christmas sermon Sunday school at 10 00 a m Bring your friends C E B Riddington Pastor.

Ainsworth Baptist C. EB. Riddington

Unclear Scribbles Prompt Quips From Boston Transcript

A fragmented quip from the Boston Transcript mocks trends in beverages and fashion with odd phrasing. It mentions Newsease and Ray as favored drinks and a green hair color as a near rival, then jokes about Peau Brummels and liver ailments.

Boston Transcript

Urge Senate to Hasten Peace Ratification

A bipartisan coalition of 250 leading Americans from 40 states, including Taft, Wickersham, Lowell, and Catt, call on the U S Senate to ratify the peace treaty with Germany without delay. They warn delays risk new wars, domestic unrest, and danger to postwar recovery, urging immediate ratification to secure global peace and avoid reopening negotiations.

New York United States Senate League Senate Taft George W. Wickersham Republcan A. Lawrence Lowell Harvard Charles C. Moore San Francisco George Gray Wilmington Del Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Harry A. Wheeler Chicago Chamber of Commerce of United States Carrie Chapman Catt National American Woman Suffrage Association Cyrus H. K. Curtis Philadelphia Heber J. Grant Mormon Church Spdrgo Washington Committee On Foreign Relations Germany Chamber Paris Berlin England Shantung China League Between Nations Japan Mlinois Indiana Iowa Michigan

How Bees React to Colors and Odors

Be aware that dark colors provoke bees and a person in dark clothing should exercise caution around hives. Strong odors from perspiration or recent stable work also irritate bees, so avoid familiar approaches near the hive.

Clintonville

On Being Natural and Freedom at the Banquet Table

The piece argues that true independence and living without affectation are rare acts best practiced at home with family. It contends many lack the nerve to sit at table and dip crusts into coffee, favoring social restraint over personal authenticity.

Caring for Foot Chopper Reduces Drainboard Marks

A user reports persistent dark marks on the drainboard from a food chopper. They seal the clamps with adhesive plaster, which prevents marks and withstands repeated washing, according to Good Housekeeping.

Paradise Love Verses Aid and Fear Cast Out

A small poetic note references Christina Rossetti and a line about loves meeting in paradise. It suggests themes of fear, aid, and inclusion with a hopeful tone and religious imagery.

Paradise Christina G. Rossetti

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