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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1919

Page

3

Washington High Falls Hard At Muscatine In Debut On Road

Washington high school boys lost 51 to 10 in Muscatine after a rough away game on a glassy floor. Coach Duke led Washington with strong effort as Muscatine led by Grau Lewin and Hoopes shot well on the big floor. Batting highlights include Duke’s scoring and a plan to return Friday Feb 14 for another chance on their home floor. The Muscatine crowd treated Washington warmly after the game.

Washington Muscatine Reid Reister Gray Lewin Duke First Methodist Church Washington Brown Davis Grau Hoopes Undangen Wells Swift Putnam P Davis Brown Welle Rrown Tuke Kaskete Duke Reuline of Muastatine

Mrs Leffingwell's Boots At Fox Show Aids Constance Talmadge

Amusement note praises Constance Talmadge's buoyant charm in Mrs Leffingwell's Boots a Select Pictures vehicle presented by Lewis J Selznick at the Fox Theatre Monday. Edith Kennedy adapted Augustus Thomas play with Walter Edwards directing and a witty, well staged screen version supporting Tollmadge in a lavish production.

Constance Talmadge Misa Talmadge Mrs. Leffingwell Lewis J. Selznick Fox Theatre Edith Kennedy Augustus Thomas Walter Edwards Withal

Lithuanians Defeat Reds Near Kotatery

A telegram from Washington reports Lithuanian troops defeating a Bolshevik force near Kotatery. The Lithuanian nation council spokesperson says troop numbers are rising as the conflict intensifies.

Washington Kotatery Sola

German girl praised for work as soldier writes home

First Sergeant Palmer Wilson of Company K, 168th Infantry, writes his sister about a German woman described as the hardest working resident in the billet. He jokes of bringing her home to farm, buy land, a cow and a pig, and live simply while soldiers rest. The letter, dated January 5 in Neider Zissen, reflects on life in a German town, the Rhine trip, local hospitality, and plans to depart in two to three weeks toward a French camp before returning home in March.

Germany Lieut. Lucas Env Palmer Wilson Company K 168Th Infantry Leila Wilson Iowa Buck Neider Zissen Rhine Skunk Mathers Republic Thut March France

Phylis Davis Reports From Bucharest During War

Mr and Mrs W S Davis received a letter from their daughter Mise Phyllis in Bucharest Romania dated July 25. The note says she is well and comfortable, awaiting the end of the war to return home. She is making progress in musical studies despite wartime interruptions and hopes to soon narrate her experiences.

W. S. Davis Mise Phyllis Bucharest Rumania New York Phyllis Davia

Rev and Mrs Oates Arrive to Lead Presbyterian Church

Rev Arthur R Oates and his wife arrived from Wisconsin to begin his duties as pastor. He recently completed army service as a chaplain and was approved at a Congregational meeting two weeks prior. They were met at Rock Island Stirlington station by local congregation members.

Arthur R Oates Presbyterian Church Oates Wisconsin Rock Island-Stirlington

British flying service losses total over war period

Official figures list casualties for the British flying service during the war. Killed six thousand plus, wounded over two thousand, missing twenty seven hundred plus, including prisoners interned eighty four. Total losses around ten thousand.

London

Ames President to Speak at Washington County Farm Bureau Meeting

Dr. R A Pearson of Iowa State College in Ames will give the principal address at the annual Washington County farm bureau meeting and banquet on Monday afternoon February 17. F J Mann of Prairie Farmer will discuss soil fertility. Judge Charles A Dewey presides at court today. Judge Henry Wagner attends January term. Probate and civil docket actions are listed, with guardianship and estate matters approved.

R. A. Pearson Iowa State College Ames Washington County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Pearson France Secretary of Agriculture Houston Washington Europe F. J. Mann Prairie Farmer Charles A. Dewey Henry Wagner Sigourney Wagner Mahaska Court Dewey Coverdale Agricultural Committee

Sanitary Engineers Plan February Banquet in Washington

The Sanitary Engineers convention is set for February 11 in Washington with Curtin M. Johnson of Rush City set to deliver The Road to Happiness. Jas M. Wilson leads plans for a large out of town attendance and a seven o'clock banquet at the Commercial club with tickets available from Wilson Heating Company or C M F Store.

Convention of Sanitary Engineers Jas. M. Wilson Curtin M. Johnson Rush City Minn Johnson Wilson Mr. Wilson Wilson Heating Company J. R. Maxwell

Hillhouse Sells West End Grocery Store

Clyde Hillhouse transfers ownership of the West End grocery to Clare McKenzie formerly with Windsor grocery. Hillhouse plans for the future remain unknown after months of growing business.

C. Hillhouse Sells West End Clyde Hillhouse Clare McKenzie Windsor Hillhouse

Ladies Aid meeting at St Pauls Episcopal Church

An all day meeting of the Ladies Aid society at St Pauls Episcopal Church was held at Mrs Dan Kloppenstein home. Members quilted and shared a noon dinner with violets and birthday cake. Out of town guests Mrs E Rink and Miss M E Rink attended from Muscatine. Havre Red Cross auxiliary met at Mrs Frank Mayhews with Mrs Will Mayhew guest. The next meeting will be at Mrs Will Staffords home with continued hand work.

Ladies Aid Society St. Paul's Havre

Miss Maurine McLaughlin Hosts Monmouth Guests

Six o'clock dinner honored Miss Margaret McCornack Miss Grace Young of Traey and other Monmouth college girls visiting for a recital by Miss Hamilton and Mrs. McCleery. Violets and narcissus decorated the table. Regular Eastern Star installation occurred at Masonic hall with officers installed including Mrs Sara Walker and Mrs Mary Kerr.

Maurine McLaughlin Margaret McCornack Grace Young Traey Caroline White Cleveland Ohio Sarah Meloy Hoopeston Monmouth College Miss Hamilton McCleery Miss McLaughlin Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Hall Sara Walker W. R. Brown Mary Kerr Rose Reid Katheryn Westphal Grace Brown

Grace Hill Ladies Aid Elects Officers At Ten Cent Social

Beiva Carris and fellow members of the Grace Hill organization elected and installed officers and named committees including Finance Relief Social and Examina tion. The first gathering featured a ten cent social with a buttonhole contest an orchestra and an automobile romance. Proceeds totaled about 3 50 for the society treasury.

Beiva Carris Adah Henrietta Langworthy Ruth Clara Darbyshire Esther Alice Barnoske Electa Lyta McCulley H. T. Carris Sentinel Myrtle Speer Marshal Mildred Morton Orsanisi Herman Luers Minnie Broadgate Martha Sadie Hollinger Patterson Glenn Mace Josephine Babcock Katherine Marbourg Ralph Bunce H. W. Russel J. A.Y. Ashby J. D. Glasgow Sara Dewey Grace Hill Ladies’ Aid Society Thorely Frank Anderson Ivan Rehmel Orley Page Henry Beitel Roy Libe Sam Miller Ernest Miller Carl Miller

Salaries of County Agents Discussed in Iowa Meeting

J R How ard president of Iowa federated farm bureaus J W Coverdale Ames county agent director and R K Bliss director of the extension department at Ames attended a joint meeting of the senate and house agriculture committees in Des Moines on February 1.

Des Moines J. R. Howard Federated Farm Bureaus of Iowa J. W. Coverdale Ames R K. Bliss Senate House Committees On Agriculture

Wake mourners flee fire at 2201 West Erie Street

Chicago officials report a fire at 2201 West Erie Street where a dead man lay on the dining room table wrapped in a sheet. Firefighters extinguished a closet blaze while mourners fled the scene after an apparent wake had been held. A policeman remained posted as investigators sorted who the deceased was.

Chicago Jon Weat Erie Street Frank Suenka

Senate fails to conference informal war contract settlement bill

Washington January 21 The Senate did not conference the bill to validate and settle informal war contracts aggregating several billion dollars The measure passed by the Senate provides for validation and settlement by departmental officials If adjustments are unsatisfactory contractors may appeal to the state commission of three

Washington Senate Mllitary Committee House

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