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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1921

Page

7

Christmas Dinner Guests and Local Celebrations Reach Wellman

Lexington notes list Mr and Mrs Henry Schulty, Mr and Mrs A E Knotts, Mrs Kane Oldfield and families at Sam Oldfield home for Christmas. Jim and Amanda Schulty attend the silver wedding of Mr and Mrs Sam De Long near West Chester. Swain Beatty and family spent Christmas in Davenport.

Lexington Henry Schulty Wellman A. E. Knotts Kane Oldfield Lyle Leo Ralph Oldfield Sam Oldfield Jim Amanda Schulty Oscar Moothart Sam de Long West Chester Swain Beatty Davenport Mort Emde Chas Wah Laura Longwell Washington Walter Patterson Sam Schulty John Bloom Ralph Schulty Lottie Perrin Jim Schulty Edd Paul Albert Paul Wade Gardner William Bragg Johnnie Schulty Milo Patterson Ainsworth

Local notes From NIRA Area During Holiday Rush

Busy period yields brief items. Jay White sawed wood on Wednesday. Joe Carter butchered beeves for Chas Green and Jim Hanley. William Curl buys corn at 35 cents per bushel for Bill Hanley. Mrs. Phil Shauf on sick list. Ora Steads have a girl at their home as a Christmas present. Edna Rowe visited Lucille Hanley this week. Zelma Herr visiting her sister Mrs. Davison this week.

NIRA Jay White Joe Carter Chas, Green's Jim Hanley William Curl Bill Hanley Phil Shauf Ora Steads Edna Rowe Lucille Hanley Zelma Herr Mrs. Davison

Christmas Dinners Highlight Crawfordsville Visiters

Mrs Sam Ferguson and family shared Christmas dinner with Mrs Mary Clemens last weekend. Mary Clemens hosted a twelve oclock dinner for R J Cunningham and daughter Ariene of Washington Clyde Beauchamp and family of Winfield Fred Spangler and family and Roy Allen of this place. The day ended with visits before James Hawthorne and Miss Margaret Hawthorne returned to Washington after visiting the A Howse family Mr and Mrs W P Davidson and daughters Margaret and Marion and tiwyn Davidson were visitors in Washington yesterday afternoon.

Crawfordsville Sam Ferguson R. J. Ferguson H. Fishburn Earl Ferguson Mary Clemens R. J. Cunningham Ariene Washington Clyde Beauchamp Winfield Fred Spangler Roy Allen

Lighting upgrade and holiday visits in Eureka area

Roy White of Harper installed a new lighting plant for Earl Nicola last week. Marion Woodburn from Olds and Mildred Woodburn from Washington visit the D. G. Beenblossom home this week. Christmas gatherings continue as neighbors host and visit.

Reka Eureka Roy White Harper Earl Nicola Joe Wolfer Washington Eureka and Gray Marion Woodburn Olds Mildred Woodburn D. G Wilbur Beenblossom L. F W. H. Sigafoose

Rural Route 3 Christmas and visiting notes

Ben Briley sawed wood for Ralph and Fred Stewart last week. Arthur Duensing Mildred Brinning visit Sigourney natives. Lincoln school held a Christmas program with gift exchanges. Ezra Smith Walter Smith families shared dinner at Earl Smith home. Cyrus Bush Dave Benson Newton Benson families at Charles Bear home for Christmas. Carris relatives to gather at J. C. Carris home with turkey dinner. Gertrude Needer stayed with Lloyd Turnipseed at Christmas. Blanche Eunice Scoot spent Christmas with Luella Beck Mt. Pleasant. Prairie Flower thrashing company held annual meeting at Frank Prebyl's Monday. Joe Shalla and Joe Knotek households hosted relatives Tuesday.

Ben Briley Ralph Fred Stewart Arthur Duensing Mildred Brinning Sigourney Lincoln School Ezra Smith Walter Smith Earl Smith Cyrus Bush Dave Benson Newton Benson Charles Bear Carris J. C. Carris Gertrude Needer Lloyd Turnipseed Blanche Eunice Scoot Luella Beck Mt. Pleasant Prairie Flower Thrashing Company Frank Prebyl’s Joe Shalla Joe Knotek

Visit by Earl Smith Sparks Iowa City Rumor

The report notes Earl Smith visiting Iowa City last Thursday. Announcement cards inform of the arrival of a ten pound boy at the Kip home near Winfield. Mrs. Kip is listed as Avis Green, a former resident of the community.

Earl Smith Iowa City Kip Winfield Kipper Avis Green

Keota News Briefs Include Visits and Christmas Travel

Mrs Nick Tinnis and son CiO visited Iowa City to see her ailing mother Mrs Carroll Sheef4. H A Erale and wife called on friends in Washington. Mary Engle of Keota visited H A Engle. Tinnis family spent Christmas at Zeno Tinnis home. Ollie Sanders and Van Dyke of Des Moines visited the parental D C Robertson home. Hazel and Edward Engle spent Christmas with cousins David and Gladys Banks. Howard Leacox and Betty Jean spent Christmas at the parental Jake Hotle home in Washington. H C Hotle spent Friday in Washington.

Keota

Holiday season ends with aid given in Ainsworth

The report from Ainsworth notes a peaceful holiday season with several family dinners and Christmas church entertainments. One poor family received help, a purse of 15 dollars was collected for them, and church groups plan New Year dinners led by the M E church and Baptist Brethren. Dr. and Mrs. W L Alcorn participated in the festivities.

Ainsworth M. EK

Christmas Visits and Local Property Sale Report

Helen spent Christmas with a brother and family at Cedar Rapids returning Monday evening. Willis Trotter of Kansas City returned home Monday after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs W T Trotter. Oscar Freeland recently purchased the property owned by Mrs Bart White in the west part of town.

Helen Cedar Rapids Willis Trotter Kansas City W. T. Trotter Oscar Freeland Bart White

Ainsworth Couple Celebrates Sixty Years of Marriage

The Ainsworth couple, Mr. and Mrs. Rowan, marked sixty years since their wedding on the farm now owned by Parl Mikech. Fifty guests attended a December 27 dinner amid bitter cold and heavy snow. Only three guests remain living: Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Allen of Washington and Mrs. Sarah Marr of Long Beach, California.

Rowatthe Ainsworth Fire Joseph Rowe Rowan Parl Mikech Thrasher United Brothern Church

Ward robe mischief marred by missing button

Clarence Barnett returns from Waterloo where he spent Christmas with his mother and notices a button missing on his suit. The local note hints at a lighthearted grievance about wardrobe malfunctions during holiday travel.

Clarence Barnett Waterloo

County Churches Mark Week of Prayer With Union Services

Westchester Methodist holds Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and preaching at 11:00 a.m. Epworth League meets at 6:30 p.m. Rev. Nash leads a 7:30 p.m. service as Week of Prayer begins January 1 with revival plans. Midweek prayer 7:00 p.m. and a union sermon by Rev. D. M. Davin of Ainsworth. Francis R. Casselman urges united community effort.

Westchester Methodist Epworth League Clara Duvall D. M. Davin Ainsworth

West Chester Baptist Church Service Schedule and Dinner Meeting

The West Chester Baptist Church announces a Bible school at 10:00 a.m. and preaching at 11:00 a.m. Evening services follow at 6:20 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. An annual church dinner and business meeting will be held Monday, with each family asked to bring provisions for their own family. FE A Anderson, pastor.

West Chester Baptist B. Y

Midweek Prayer Meeting Led by Eunice Scott

Miss Eunice Scott will lead the midweek prayer meeting next Thursday night in the pastor’s absence. Bible school is at 10:00 a.m. and B Y P U at 11:00 a.m. The pastor thanks the Journal for kindness and publicity and wishes readers a happy New Year.

Bible School E. A. Anderson

Combined Sunday School and Church Service Invites All

A joint service from 9 20 to 10 45 a m will observe the sacrament of the Lord's Supper. All members are urged to attend and all Christians in the community are invited. A special service will be held in the church.

Spiritual Food for the New Year Sermon at Sunday Service

At 10 15 Sunday school and 11 30 public worship the sermon titled Spiritual Food for the New Year will be preached. The sacrament of the Lord s supper will be observed. All members urged to attend and all Christians in the community invited. Francia R Casselman minister.

Francia R. Casselman

City Churches Unite for Week of Prayer Program

The People s Church led by W H Hampton hosts a New Year sermon series with morning theme A cluster of matchless Gem and evening talk The gate Beautiful All are welcome The United Week of Prayer runs Jan 2 7:30 pm nightly with leaders from Baptist First U P First Methodist Presbyterian Christian and other churches Speaking 15 minutes each Fresh buckwheat flour is available at Washington Cereal Mill 115.

The People's Church W. H. Hampton United Week of Prayer Baptist Church Arthur R. Oates First U. P. Church M. R. Regan First Methodist Church Wilbur Johnson Presbyterian Church C. W. Klein Christian Church W. W. Bowers Washington Cereal Mill

Wedding Guests Arrive for Bailey Brown Nuptials

A steady stream of relatives and friends arrives from Boston Chicago Reading Pa and Iowa City for the Bailey Brown wedding set for tomorrow evening. Others plan to travel from Burlington and nearby towns as the community shares the event.

Bailey-Brown Phyllis Brown Boston Frances Lee Chicago William Henry Brown Robert L. Brown Robert Marshall Frank Marshall Henry Hart Henry Fisk Harry Bains Iowa City Henry Anding Burlington Edward Disque Elizabeth Virginia Nuckols Katheryn Pilger Fred Kuhlmeier Doris Jane Lelian Moore George Millard Elizabeth Hunter Amelia Potts Reading

Possibilities of the Reindeer Discussed for Alaska Farming

The article argues reindeer raising in Alaska could someday rival cattle raising in the United States. It notes the start has been made and the potential is vast, though it would take many years to achieve.

Alaska

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Francis R. Casselman FE. A. Anderson Prairie Flower Baptist Haskins Presbyterian Bethel Presbyterian Christian Bert Keasler Ruth Jamesport John Bullers Emma Louw Des Moines G. Robertson Clara San O. F. Boller Lucile White of Martha Jennings Frank Mathess Muscatine D. D. Norton Minerva Kenneth Fishburn Dirrche Holmes Ralph Jankin S. Ay. Rittenhouse Mrs. Ross R. J. Tarkington Wyman J. M. Summers Irene Crawfordeville M. M. Bailey Scott Scott & Downe Bloomfield, N. J Bol Ic Club Dc Club lOc Club Farmers & Merchants State Bank
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