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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1921

Page

5

Local News Roundup from Crawfordsville Christmas Visits

Crawfordsville reports over the holidays with Bertha Barnett of Grinnell visiting Rev. J. T. Barnett. Deward Franklin and the Gannon family travel from Burlington. Squires and Elizabeth visit relatives. Doris McNeil enjoys hospital vacation. The Griffths relocate to Delmar Iowa after selling Barker Brown’s stake. Willie Grenstead starts at Farmers store.

Crawfordsville Bertha Barnett Grinnell J. T. Barnett H. A. Phillips Illinois Deward Franklin Mershall Gannon Furlington BE. B. Franklin Wm Squires Burlington Elizabeth Squires Washington A. Howsare Doris McNeil Washington County Hospital Leo Mak Iowa City Ralph Moore Mr. Moore Cecil Lease Ft. Madison Everette Rhea W. H. Hagie Arthur Griffith Everette Lois Virgil Charles Chrissinger Olds Harry White Raymond Duncan Martha

Christmas Notes From West Chester Iowa

Christmas is here and gone though when it comes on Sunday it makes three days of it. The M B church tree program went well with children performing notably. Coffey family visited Wellman relatives. Ray Boyer of Davenport visited his brothers W. and Harry. Judge Wagener broke down his car two miles west of town.

West Chester M. B. Church Charlie Seabery Coffey Wellman Ray Boyer Davenport Harry John Keener Sigourney Judge Wagener Ben Nashs Hogville Mrs. Campbell

Community notes from Wellman Iowa December

Mrs W T Hamilton spent Saturday in Iowa City on business and visiting friends. Joe in North Lone Tree has filed for bankruptcy. Many friends here sympathize with Justin as his home burned with cholera. Liveryman Bill Singleman says roads north to Washington and to Iowa City are not too bad. Father Peters Kinross attended the football banquet and praised the enthusiastic crowd. Mrs Frank Mellicker and daughter returned from Wilton after visiting her mother. Several local residents visited Iowa City and surrounding towns on Tuesday. Sheriff Denison Washington spent Thursday on business. Mrs Lena Fisher Davenport visited Christmas in Wellman. Ray Jordan Parnell rents Ernest Baker farm for forthcoming year starting March first. Dr McIntosh bought the Weller building and may relocate his office. Girl scouts enjoyed a moonlight hike led by Capt Snavely with a lunch break. Mr and Mrs Henry Flanders welcomed a son born Wednesday. Ben Otto and family traveled to Wayland for a visit. J A Bayler to hold closing out sale January 4 before moving back to New York. Clark Brown closing out harness shop. Roy Durian purchased the building. Grandma Nichols ill in Chicago. A J Nichols visited. Dr Warren Foster Clinton came for Christmas.

Wellman Wellman W. T. Hiamilton Iowa City Joe Lone Tree Justin Bill Singleman Wellman Washington Father Peters Kinross Frank Mellicker Wilton Bushong F. D. Snavely Maxine Fardly Bell Jr Lowa City John Shettler Kalone Adiey Yoder Cedar Rapids John Oldaker Eardley Bell Jr Fred Shroder Chas. Denison Lena Fisher Davenport Fred Shrader Ray Jordan Parnell Ernest Baker McIntosh Weller Capt. Snavely Captian Snavely Henry Flanders Ben Otto Wayland D. J. Bailer J. A. Bayler New York State Clark Brown Roy Durian Grandma Nichols P. J. Greigg Chicago A. J. Nichols Warren Foster Clinton

Royal Neighbors elect officers for coming year

At the Riverside meeting on December 26 the Royal Neighbors elected Mary Salladay as Oracle and Clara Rath as Post Oracle. Other officers named include Anna Kupka Vice Oracle Mary Soukup Chancellor Hazel Blythe Recorder Anna Kos Marshal Lucy Eman Inner Sentinel June Laney Outer Sentinel Rose Jordan Manager Anna Sanders and Musician Violet Kephart. Several locals and visitors arrived for Christmas visits including the Shimitz family from Iowa City and Miss Mary Hanson from near Muscatine.

Riverside Royal Oracle Mary Salladay Post Oracle Clara Rath Anna Kupka Mary Soukup Hazel Blythe Anna Kos Lucy Eman Inner Sentinel June Laney Outer Sentinel Rose Jordan Anna Sanders Violet Kephart

Christmas Cantata Prompts Keota Holiday Spirit

Keota Christmas celebration featured the Methodist Sunday school cantata The Christmas Secret with Dwight Mound as Santa and performances by Dorothy White Thelmy Kirkpatrick Ruth Ranous and others. A Christmas tree candy treats and gifts followed and Rev R V Pike received a rocking chair as a remembrance. Newly elected Blything Sheetz American Legion Post 424 officers include R C Lemon commander W C Peiffer vice commander BE Warrington adjutant Walter Ramsey treasurer John V Mayer sergeant at arms Forest Em-

Keota Keota Keota Methodist Sunday School Dwight Mound Santa Claus Dorothy White Thelmy Kirkpatrick Ruth Ranous Herbert Hulse Howard Helscher Lester Smith Harriet Pike Harriet Morris Ward Riethard Cyril Conklin

Holidays Bring News From Iowa and Wisconsin Families

A roundup of holiday visits lists numerous students and alumni home for the season including Lenore Syder Myrna Fountain Margaret Singmaster Helen Singmaster and many others from Cornell College Downer College Grinnell University St. Johns Military Academy Des Moines Cedar Falls and more. It notes Christmas gatherings at Sigourney Helschers and Hochstadtlers plus Julian Richardson returning from Iowa Falls to begin work as a linotype operator in Sigourney in January.

Troy Sellman Lenore Syder Myrna Fountain Cornellecollege Mt. Vernon Margaret Singmaster Milwaukee Downer Helen Singmaster Hlinots State University Champaign, Il Charles Omer Singmaster St.John's Military Academy Delafield Wis la Nor Holmes Grinnell Lorene Teets The Four C's Des Moines Keith Droz Roy Randolph Sigourney Nora Williams Oklahoma Ila Belt Waterloo

Cattle Shipment to Chicago recorded in Stringtown notes

Stringtown residents report Silas Korf Charles Beckman and Charley Chrissinger shipped cattle to Chicago on Tuesday. Local families hosted Christmas meals with Widmers Schantz Cummings and Eicher households listed. several visitors called or dined with relatives over the holiday.

Stringtown Silas Korf Charles Beckman Charley Chrissinger Chicago Joe Widmer Peter Widmer E. E. Eicher C. K. Schantz Wayland Albert Meyers Sterling Ohio J. W. Widmer Elia Schantz Camanche Ed Widmer Althea Dan Widmer J. W. Widmers Mary Krabill Frances Eicher Rex Swan Ethan Brooks E. H. Cummings

Richland New Year Greeting and Christmas Trade News

Richland reports a prosperous Christmas season with strong merchant activity. J C Brathar and Neil Callister traveled to Kansas City for the funeral of Mr Jno Walker, long time Rock Island Railroad employee. Local church programs and family visits mark holiday observances.

Local Families Visit and Holiday Events Noted

Brighton visitors Mr. and Mrs. Al Morris spent holidays with daughter Mrs. Eliza Stannard. West Liberty pair Mr. and Mrs. Christenson vacationed at G A Stannard home. Marriage announced for J Herbert Meacham and Sarah Fielding on December 17 in Butte Montana. Dot and Frances Meachay Christmas with sister Mrs. Jas. Clark near Packwood. Annual church meeting and dinner set for Wednesday.

Clay Clay Dee al Morris Brighton Eliza Stannard Wm. Christenson West Liberty G. A Packwood

Christmas Eve Services Shine at Local Church

The Christmas entertainment was well rendered at the church Saturday evening. Miss Kaylin Turner arrived Monday to spend the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs A A Turner. Rev and Mrs J B Grinnell hosted their son Dwight of Chicago and daughter Mrs Frmna Gilbert of California. A fire destroyed the George McClintic house northwest of Brighton Tuesday morning. Several locals attended the Rebekah lodge gathering in Richland Monday evening. Roy Robinson and Leigh Hiatt families were initiated into the degree statements.

Kaylin Turner A. A. Turner J.B. Grinnell Dwight Chicago Frmna Gilbert California Wm. Lake George McClintic Brighton

Christmas Dinner at Will Me Brides and Local Visits

The Havre school closed Friday for a two week vacation. Rev Pettit led a large rabbit hunt from Pleasant Hill church with each side counting game and the losers hosting an oyster supper. Mr and Mrs Edgar Meyers attended a Prin t family gathering at Chris Brinning's Welston home. Mr and Mrs Elmer Kephart visited Ben Millers. Mr and Mrs A B Carr traveled to Illinois Tuesday.

Will MeBrides Havre Rev Pettit Pleasant Hill Edgar Meyers Prin'nt Chris Brin‘ning Welston Elmer Kephart Rob Kephart Washington Ben Millers A. B. Carr

Arrival of baby girl in Havre Harve Dee family

Mr and Mrs Don Darbyshire celebrate the birth of a daughter born last Monday December 1. Ernest Morris Theodore Meyers and Mrs Earl Frey and child ren are ill. Mr and Mrs Grebb of Keota spend Christmas at John Koch home. Mr and Mrs Sherm Crone of Washington have Christmas dinner with Will Stafford. Mrs Mart Swift of North Dakota visited Will Stafford last Friday. Fred Zerglousky has been sick. Dr Me Laughlin visits daily and reports improvement. Mr and Mrs Howard McBride are mentioned in the closing line.

Harve Dee Don Darbyshire Ernest Morris Theodore Meyers Earl Frey Grebb Keota John Koch Sherm Crone Washington Will Staffords Mart Swift Nort Dakota Fred

Local People Visited and Traveled in Crawfordsville

W F Trotter of Ainsworth visited Crawfordsville yesterday. J J Anwyl and daughter Hazel and Mrs J S McCleary and daughter Mina spent the day in Washington. H B Graham returned from Carthage and Dallas City visits. Willa Carter of Ankeny Va visits her parents in town. Mary King returned from Wayland. J C Wooley of Columbia Mo left for Chicago for a teachers convention. Hazel Anwyl also returned.

Crawfordsville Wlf. Trotter Ainsworth J. J. Anwyl Hazel McCleary Mina Washington H. B. Graham Carthage Dallas City Willa Carter Ankeny C. H. Fishburn Mary King Wayland J. C. Wooley Columbia Chicago Hazel Anwyl

Homecoming from Des Moines Visit at Anwyis Residence

A brief note states someone returning home after a monthlong visit at the H. M. Anwyis residence in Des Moines.

Kent finds corn coal mix can save fuel costs in farming

J B Kent of Hampton Iowa reports corn burns poorly alone but with coal it burns well and causes no damage. He estimates mixing corn with coal can save at least 50 cents per bushel on coal bills and foresees influence on corn and coal prices and freight rates as propaganda grows.

Hampton J. B. Kent

Ingersoll Watch Company Bankrupt

An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed in federal court against Robert H. Ingersoll and Brother, manufacturers of Ingersoll watches in New York. Liabilities were listed at 3,000,000 with assets excluding goodwill at 2,000,000. The firm admits inability to pay and seeks adjudication. proceedings were brought by National City Bank of New York with claims totaling 450,000.

New York, N. Y Robert H. Ingersoll and Brother Ingersoll National City Bank of New York

Two Kings Who Lost Their Opportunities

Lesson outlines the secession of Israel under Jeroboam and the rejection of Rehoboam’s plan. It traces the people's burdens under Solomon, the king's foolish decision, the revolt of the ten tribes, and Jeroboam's substitute religion with calf worship, high places, and priestly usurpation.

Inn Solomon Salomon Rehoboam Jeroboam Israel David Jesse Jerusalem God Ahijah Egypt Levi the Tabernacle Jehovah Lev Cheroboam

Addressing the Golden Calf Demand by the People

The passage notes the people urge Aaron to make them gods after waiting for Moses on the mountain. They insist on a visible idol since they cannot tell what has happened to Moses who led them from Egypt.

Aaron Moses Egypt

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Henry Foster Burrel Ellery Isaac Lindsey Cecil Drake University Willie Grenstead Griffith Delmar Iowa Barker Brown Frank Shimitz Paul Shebanek Mary Hanson Muscatine Hugh Hanson Mma Shebanek R. V. Schnoebelen Smilda Margaret Schnoeberen Edward Donahue George Bouquet St Ambrose College M. A. Bouquet Jake Schillig Frank Criz Leon Truxan M. W. Truxan Clement Schnoebelen John Mottet Schnoebelen Richland J. C. Brathar Neil Callister Kansas City Jno. Walker Walter Duke Bruns Grocery Company Wm. Cheesman Wisconsin Earl Mathews Hedrick Ed Haitt W. S. McAvery Hh. M. Anwy Ingersoll Watch Company OUR le Club Farmers & Merchants State Bank St. Water D. Dbd Moody Bible Institute of Liteage Western Newspaper Union Jerogoam
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