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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1921

Page

3

Farm Bureau Set Jan 19 Meeting with Chautauqua Plans

Washington County Farm Bureau schedules annual meeting January 19 at the high school to elect officers and map the year’s work. Walter Brown named voting delegate to Des Moines state meeting. Floyd Letts and George Reed named delegates/alternates. County agent changeover to H. B. Ellis noted. Fedderson lauded for three years of service.

Washington County Farm Bureau R. A. Pearson Ames College E. H. Cunningham State Farm Bureau Federation Walter Brown State Farm Bureau Des Moines Floyd Letts County Federation George Reed David McLaughlin Farm Bureau Apcolette Peddersen Etine Cave M. H. Fedderson Oskaloosa Mahatk H. B. Ellis Bilis Fedderson Washington County Ellie

Brookhart to Address Des Moines Farmers Union Meeting

Col S W Brookhart will attend a state Farmers Union meeting in Des Moines on January 4 to discuss forming a cooperative bank and enacting enabling legislation. Farmers groups and labor unions join in the event which Brookhart will address.

Col. S. W. Brookhart Farmers’ Union Des Moines Co-Operative Bank Colonel Brookhart

West Chester man held to grand jury on arson charge

John Wood was held to the grand jury under $1,000 bonds after a preliminary hearing before Squire Kyle for arson charged filed last Monday. If the bond is not posted, he remains in the county jail.

John Wood West Chester Squire Kyle

Miss Hazel Dean Injures Leg Slipping on Ice

Miss Hazel Dean, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Dean, broke both bones in her left leg just above the ankle after slipping on ice in front of the J and McKihinney home yesterday evening. She was taken to the county hospital for treatment.

Hazel Dean Ernest Dean J. & McKihinney

Taxi and delivery truck collide near square corner

A light delivery truck and a taxicab collided on the northeast corner of the square yesterday afternoon. The taxi lost one wheel and no other damage was reported.

Washington county board sets meeting for Monday action

The Washington county board of supervisors will hold a regular session next Monday. All claims for action must reach county auditor by Saturday evening. A social gathering hosted by Mrs. Sarah Ingham celebrated wedding anniversaries and farewells for W P Littlefield and Laura Ingham with wild goose from Texas.

Washington County Board of Supervisors Sarah Ingham George H. Brinton James

White Shrine Elects Officers Last Night

Mrs Katheryn Beatty was elected worthy high priestess of Damascus Shrine No 10% at Moose hall. Silith Grayson, Eva Mae Michels, Susie Edginton, Robert Nooran, Naomi Keller, Vera Stateman, Verna Lupton and others were named to elective offices with appointive posts to be announced at installation. Three candidates were initiated and officers to be installed by the last Thursday in January. oyster stew social followed with out of town members present.

Katheryn Beatty Damascus Jerusalem Moose Hall Silith Grayson the Shepherds Eva Mae Michels Susie Edgington Robert Nooran Naomi Keller Vera Stateman Verna Lupton Mt. Union William Mangenhausen Wellman Herman Twinam Crawfordsville

West Chester church and club announcements in town

Local groups publish a slate of New Year events including church services, meetings, dinners, and installations. Notable items: New Haven Baptist meetings starting Jan 2 with Rev. A J Unthank. Masonic lodge public installation Jan 3. United Presbyterian annual New Year dinner. Children's Missionary Society meeting. Fort nightly club music program. library closed New Year's Day. Court House to close for New Year.

New Haven United Presbyterian Church At West Chester Court House A. L. Griffith

Freight House to Close for One Day

Milwaukee agent John Park announces the freight depot will close next Monday January 2 and local freight trains will not operate on that day.

Freight House John Park The Milwaukee Railway

Feddersen Family Leaves for Osage City Move

M H Feddersen departs after noon for Osage City with the family’s temple goods. Mrs Feddersen and daughters plan to move tomorrow morning, renting their East Main Street residence to Mr and Mrs Appleby. Miss Leona Thomas visits from Boulder Colorado during holidays. Prof and Mrs G Emerson Davis of Keokuk are guests of Mrs T L Montgomery.

M. H. Feddersen Osgaloosa Te Femple Leona Thomas Boulder Colorado John Cunningham Brighton G. Emerson Davis of Keokuk T.L. Montgomery

Taxpayers Meet On Thursday In Town Call

Local residents are urged to attend a Thursday meeting about taxes. Officials from the town council will discuss upcoming assessments and budget matters impacting taxpayers.

Local Taxpayer Meeting Plans Open to Public

The Farmer's Union of Washington County schedules an all day meeting at Woodman Hall starting 10 a.m. Thursday Jan 5 1922 to discuss schools taxation and hard roads with the Board of Supervisors offering the county courthouse for the afternoon session. Taxpayers are urged to attend and sign petitions. J R Hammon of Wapello will attend.

Woodman Hall Board of Supervisors Court House Farmer's Union of Washington County State Highway Commission Sec I. B. Rebenold J. R. Hammon Wapello Farmer's Union E. L. Bartholow Sherman Knox Earle

Underweight Children Program Outlined by County Nurse

A county nurse informs parents of children seven percent underweight about the Underweight Child program. It calls for a medical exam with parents present, treatment of defects, a regulated diet, no extra milk snacks, rest periods, ample outdoor play, limited excitement, daily bowel movements, and weight gain discipline. The program credits Dr William Emerson of Boston and appears in Campaign magazine from Des Moines.

Wm. Emerson Boston Les Moines Iowa State Board of Control of

Restful surroundings nurture a healthy child development

A calm home free from constant quarrels aids childhood growth. Excess speed and overworked children risk undernutrition and stress. rest and balanced activities are essential for physical health and proper development. The note warns against overexertion and late screenings with pale, nervous, underweight children needing thorough exams.

Nutrition and hygiene tips for underweight children

A health article outlines causes of underweight in children including defective tonsils teeth disease improper diet and poor eating habits. It emphasizes early detection of illness store mastication and absorption issues and suggests milk vegetables clean surroundings ventilation fresh air cleanliness soap and sun as disease preventions.

Local Folks Bid Visitors Seasonal Cheer in Town News

E F Neal of Greenfield former county auditor visited friends in town yesterday and a batch of local notices highlights bakery plans, church events, and visits from Des Moines to Riverside. Mrs Ella Proudfoot hosts guests as others stop by for ham sandwiches and coffee after evening entertainments.

E. F. Neal Greenfield Iowa Young People's Society of the First Church Merle Proudfoot Ella Proudfoot Des Moines

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