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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1924

Page

6

Socials and Scouting Highlight Weekend Activities

Richland hosted a large pre nuptial shower for Ruth Morgan with Miss Gertrude Reed and others attending. Separate events included a hospital party for Anna House and a 25th wedding anniversary dinner for P H Boyd and wife with music by the Highland Four and multiple family guests. American Boy Scouts set Anniversary Week activities nationwide with pilgrimages to historic sites on Lincoln's birthday and visits to Roosevelt and Harding shrines.

Gertrude Reed Vera Woodford Hildred Nordyke Jeanette Horton Richland Miss Reed Ruth Morgan Ray Trumbo Peabody Kansas Ruth L. B. Reed Russell Reed A. J. Morgan W. O. Morgan Jeanette Orton Elizabeth Janie Harris Lois Wade Doris Benn Vera Hadley Gladys Morgan Faye Allen Grace Fitch Helen Bridger Helen McLim Mary Robinson Phyllis Pendegraft Mattie Bales Mildred Woodford Gwendolen Lemley P. H. Boyd Ainsworth Christina Skubal Alvina Greiner Benetta Tobin Ellen Boyd Georgia Reaney New York Boy Scouts of ‘America Lincoln Scouts Springfield Boston Bunker Hill Paul Revere New York City Roosevelt Marion Ohio Warren G. Harding

Rumor Claims Woman Accuses Court of Death by Own Action

A Pennsylvania woman tells the court she is spreading rumor that another person killed themselves, insisting she has never done such a thing. The report notes the state hosts 668 American Legion posts with over 46 000 members.

Legion Pennsylvania American Legion

Tailored Front-Button Blouse Sketch Describes Style

The description notes a formal front button blouse with welt pockets and a slightly fitted cut. It highlights heavy textiles, charming color variations, and belt details as common features of such blouses.

Local Notices Highlight Social, Bake Sale and Meetings

Moose Lodge invites members families and guests to Thursday social with Highland Four music. The I and club meets Friday afternoon with Mrs. J C Fields. Baptist church bake sale announced for Saturday February 23 with location to be announced. Zeredatha Council No 21 R S M confers degrees Friday evening after Cyrus Chapter No 13 meeting. Presbyterian choir holds regular rehearsal Thursday at 4 30.

1St Ward Bert Dill West Washington Lincoln McKinley Subi Moose Lodge Highland Four Ladies of the Baptist Church Zeredatha Council Cyrus D. L. Carbaugh I. M Presbyterian Choir

City Right to Close Areaways Upheld by Iowa Supreme Court

Des Moines February 7 The Iowa Supreme Court upheld the city of Ottumwa’s power to close areaways from sidewalks to basement stairs when public convenience requires. The decision cites pedestrian safety amid more autos and notes six months notice was given before closure.

Associated Press Des Moines Iowa Supreme Court City of Ottumwa Stevens

Cream Cheese Demonstration at Lexington Methodist Church

The Extension Department of Farm Bureau hosts a Cream Cheese demonstration at Lexington Methodist church basement. The event starts Friday morning February 15 at 9 30 sharp with a large attendance encouraged. Also a notice of a special meeting at Hall K C this evening with a change of meeting details.

Cedar Township Extension Department of Farm Bureau Lexington Methodist Church K. C

North Pole Summer Climate Seen By Weather Expert

Seattle February report quotes M B Summers, weather observer at Point Barrow, predicting the Shenandoah expedition to the North Pole will not face winter cold. Summers cites record lows at Barrow and notes rain likely over snow en route to the pole, with temperatures not reaching zero in July or late June.

Seattle Washington Shenandoah United States Navy North Pole Atlantic Seaboard M. B. Summers Point Barrow Alaska Arctic Ocean Pole Arctic Barrow

Ireland Plan Subsidy To Ease Irish Housing Shortage

Dublin reports the Free State government will provide a subsidy of 1.5 million dollars to relieve Ireland housing shortages. Private builders and municipalities will benefit as the aim is to lower costs for three room homes to 1300, four room to 1800, and five room to 2500 dollars.

Ireland Dublin Free State

Nothing but Praise for the New Minister

A deacon reports high praise for the new minister amid church collection plate remarks. The line about the plate being passed suggests congregational feedback during the service.

Mr. Meane

Wilson Resting Under Cathedral Arches in DC

President Wilson lies in state under the Washington cathedral arches as mourners and widow honor his memory. The former war president will rest in a District of Columbia tomb with plans for a national memorial to reflect the nation’s esteem.

Assoc. Press Washington Wilson Washington Cathedral District of Columbia

Malay Tribe May Uphold Darwin Asserted by Anthropologist

Austrian anthropologist Prof Baseler reports Malays in a Celebes island tribe resist civilization and may, if their decline continues, support Darwin's theory. The group, living in untouched areas, is described as left handed with ape like jaw movement and tree dwelling habits.

Heidelberg Celebes Dutch West Indies Baseler Vienna Darwin

Bronze Age Handedness Marks Civilizational Step

A professor argues that early humans began using the right hand as a sign of civilization in the Bronze Age. He contrasts this with Celebes natives, claiming they are far from social development, akin to Stone Age peoples opening their eyes to the world.

Ayers Celebes

Turks Approve National Service Bill

Constantinople January 16 The national assembly approves a compulsory military service law. It requires one and a half years in infantry two years in artillery cavalry air force and engineers and four years in the navy for all men.

Constantinople National Assembly

A Cold Wave Definition in 24-Hour Temperature Drop

A cold wave is a U.S. weather term for a drop of at least 20 degrees in 24 hours causing temperatures to dip below freezing. This brief describes the sudden cold event and its threshold.

United States

Dozen Lol K CL Large Ings Powder

The readable fragment references a quantity related to a powder product. No clear persons organizations or places are identified. Further context would be needed to produce a precise headline and summary.

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Anna House Washington County Hospital Lucille Martin Women's Department of the Christian Church Commercial Club Sons and Daughters The Christian Church Lynn Haney U. and I. Club J. C. Fields Chicago EK. M. Bridges & Co. Millinery and Gift Shoppe Nat'l Bank Green Iowa Jake Hendrickson Haskins C. L. Smith Black Washington, Iowa A. C. McNuglen Keota Lowa Taxedo Prince Albert Nature Pol Lewis Lye Eon Michigan Navy Sunmaid Jess Raisins Libe Pkey Sev Abe Abraham Linncoln America National Soda Libby Stronglea Hershey Armond Hanmer ‘ Soda Barclay’s Cash Grocery Southwest Corner Square Physicians and Surgeons A. John Droz West Main St S. Hl. Bateman M. D. Blair General Practice of Medicine Frank Boller City Mutual W. Washington St T. J. Pease Farmers and Merchants Bank Blue Mutual J.D. Dayton Westchester Washington County Austin Sutherland R. R Washington, Iowa T A. Michels Morrison & Morrison Brookhart Bros. Law—Abstracts Opera House Mutual Phone Co. J. Wilson C. C. Wilson Wilson & Wilson Opposite Journal J. W. Butterfield Washington Loan and Trust Company Livingston & Eicher Law Abstract Department Vphone South of Water Works Travelers Insurance Co Hartford, Conn
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