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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1927

Page

8

Notable Washington County Illness and Funeral Notices

Local resident Thomas P. Harbaugh lies seriously ill at home on South Marion Avenue. His son Harry H. Harbaugh of Greeley Colorado arrives to provide support, joined by daughter Mrs Elmer Burham of West Chester. Alex Miller’s funeral draws editors Ralph W. Crom and Victor Swartzendruber, with Swartzendruber a Miller cousin. Dr Fred Reid recovers from gall stones and appendicitis after surgery. Numerous notices detail upcoming public sales and farm auctions across the area with dates in February and March.

Thomas P. Harbaugh Washington County South Marion Ave Harry H. Harbaugh Greeley Colo Elmer Burham West Chester

Arrowheads Hosiery Introduces Silk Top Styles

The Arrowhead line promotes long service and good looks with two styles. The regular 95 cent grade and a new $1.00 all silk from foot to top design appeal to younger ladies. See new colors in these numbers. Air Atrison Florsheim Arch Preservers Zippers.

Air. Atchison

Local residents travel for visits and errands across towns

G W Ayers of Columbus Junction visits Ainsworth for a music class in the public schools. Mrs Paul Mundt travels to Clinton to visit her mother Mrs W H Warner and relatives. Marion Work goes to West Chester on business. Genevieve Peterson returns home to Ainsworth after a few days with brother Arthur Peterson. Frank Loeffler goes to Pleasant Plain for several days of business. J W Pulver visits West Chester after a stop at Charlie Lemley’s home. Sarah Jane Lemley shows improvement after rest. Mr and Mrs John Belville of Fairfield spend the day in the city for the LO BO dinner. Piano tuner Harold Turner visits Jetts for the day on business.

Paul Mundt Clinton W. H. Warner Genevieve Peterson Ainsworth Arthur Peterson J. W. Pulver West Chester Charlie Lemley Sarah Jane Lemley Iehi

Calendar of community meetings and social events

Tuesday lists division meetings and entertainments across home economics groups and clubs. Wednesday features Sunshine Community Club and various yot clubs with hostesses and reading circle. Thursday covers missionary societies, farm bureau lessons, tea and bridge events, and club gatherings. Friday notes a Women’s Relief Corps social and church activities. Saturday ends with a St James Parent Association fundraiser.

P. EB. O Robert Cook Beast Second Street Ruth Annis Madeline Aikeenas Ethel Albert Bridge Jane Gardner Lexington Missionary Society Cheievremulic Proeting Walter Brows Plourdeb Pleasant Pisins Lincolm Young Ladies Missionary Society Second United Presbyterian Ainsworth Women's Relief Corps

Methodist Laymen Open Conference in Des Moines

In Des Moines Iowa the two day Methodist Laymen conference opened at the First Methodist church. F C Edwards led the program urging laymen to engage more in church work. Bishop Frederick T Keeney of Omaha heads the council with Bishop Robert E Jones of New Orleans addressing Methodism and the Negro race as the first black bishop in the church.

Methodist Des Moines Iowa First Methodist Methodist Church F. C. Edwards Frederick T Keeney Omaha Robert FE. Jones New Orleans Methodist Episcopal Church

Gasoline Price Cut Noted in Des Moines

Gasoline sold at Des Moines filling stations for 16 cents per gallon plus tax, two cents below former level. No reason given for the general price cut.

Des Moines Feb

Aimee Semple McPherson Draws 5000 in Chicago Debut

Five thousand Chicagoans packed the venue for evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson's first appearance in the city. A similar number were refused entry for lack of seating. She urged a return to old time religion and faced cheers when mentioning recent legal troubles over the kidnaping affair.

Chicago Aimee Semple McPherson Los Angeles

Masons to Attend Brethren Funeral in Keota

A Blue Lodge meeting will be held at 12 30 Thursday followed by a trip to Keota for the funeral of brother S D Carris. A large attendance is urged. L B Lupton W M.

Blue Lodge Keota S. D. Carris L. B. Lupton W. M

Mary Maury Marries Dick Mendham After Principal Advice

Mary Maury, a first day teacher at Public School No 78, falls for Dick Mendham, eighth grade teacher. Principal Miss Graham counsels marriage for security, leading Maury to accept Mendham when he proposes. They plan summer nuptials and him leaving teaching for a publishing position as his uncle leads the company.

Ary Dawson Mary Dick Mendham Mary Dawson No. 78 Miss Graham Maury Salid Mary Mr. Mendham Mr. Mendhan Richard Mendham Miss Gradwin Hie Concern

Copeland Elected to Iowa Legislature in Dallas County

In a special Dallas county election Harry Copeland Democrat of Waukee won the Iowa House seat left by D H Miller. Republican Ray Gribben of Minburn received 859 votes to Copeland’s 2844. Copeland will be sworn in once he gets the certificate of election from the secretary of state.

Adel Dallas County Iowa D. HH. Miller Harry Copeland Dem Waukee Ray Gribben Minburn Copeland Secretary of State

Fear Violence Forces Transfer of Alleged Murderer

Sheriff Hyndman secretly moved Karl Mayberry to Girard jail amid fears of a mob after a dynamite blast killed his two children Florence 10 and Robert 6 and seriously injured their mother Lena Mayberry. Mayberry reportedly confessed to planting the charge, with charges not yet filed.

Pittsburgh Kans James Tryndman Karl Mayberry Girard Mayberry Florence Mayberry Robert Lena Mayberry Mayber Hyndman

Tells Club About Early Times Here

Frank L. Wilson spoke at the Rotary club luncheon on early Washington history. He described the first house built in 1835 and key developments, reading a letter about business prospects to J. Albert Williams from a partner in the local shoe trade. The gathering paused for a death in the club, with a brief note on Near Fast Relief by Mrs. Katherine McCormick.

Frank L. Wilson Rotary Club Washington J. Albert Williams Iowa City Oskaloosa Fairfield Alex Miller Katherine McCormick

Funeral services for Mrs Mar yjorie De Witt in Wyoming

Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs A E Cunningham conducted by Dr F W Eastwood assisted by Dr es Bowers. Pall bearers were Daryl Math is Kenneth Curris C H Guther Lloyd Lytle Donald Bell and Chif ford Hunter. Burial was in Elm Grove cemetery.

Gasoline Uniformity Noted In US Bureau of Mines Tests

The United States Bureau of Mines reports a slight average increase in volatility of motor gasoline in use today, indicating gasoline uniformity has become more common according to their tests.

United States Bureau of Mines

Plant Growth With Prolonged Light Sparks Electric Trade

A scientist reports that extending daylight with artificial lighting enhances plant growth. Further studies indicate the electric light industry benefits most from this finding, suggesting wide commercial impact.

River Brethres Mennonite Sect Origin and History

The River Brethres religious denomination of Mennonite origin began in 1770 in Pennsylvania, founded by Jacob Kagie. The name may derive from members living near a river or from baptismal rites performed at Pasquehauns sites.

River Brethres Pennsylvania Jacob Kagie Pasquehauns

Complex Mineral Mixture Promoted For Hog Feed Economics

Experiments at Ames show the Complex Mineral Mixture boosts hog feeding efficiency. It is sold at 3.50 per hundred and advertised by Kolosick Remedy Co. with phone 647. Local notes mention visits and errands of Freda White, Gerald White, and Joe McGinnis, plus a bank ad for West Chester Savings Bank at 4 percent.

Ames Kolosick Remedy Co

Correction issued on exemption list for Junior Hi student

A printing error listed Charles Berdo as having one exam. it is corrected to show he is exempt from all subjects. The notice also states the late J W Morton home is for sale to settle an estate at 110 Blackette, and a separate ad offers hauling services by John Little at 345.

Charles Berdo Bova Berd J. W. Morton

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Richard Barthelmess FOX News Norma Shearer Abie Ralph W. Crom Davenport Davenport Democrat Mr. Miler Victor, E. Swartzendruber Chariton Herald-Patriot Swartzendruber Mr. Miller Eicher Fred Reid Ward Allen S. White PBF P.O Murphy WN. Adams of Walona Burlington Gordon Engstrom A. F. Anderson Mary Ann George Rudiger Ed Bell Ed Sullivan Oskaboort David Blankenhorn Melleth Kireota Mankenhorn W. T. Hobbs Ainaworth Floyd Blankenhorn James Daniels Marjorie Clark Weet Chester Freda Fisher Muscatine Mrs Carl Fisher Jesse Taylor Cedar Rapids Dr. Frey McKay Evans Brothers Town C. A. Brook Farm Hotle and Ramge Rubio Lee Davidson Brighton Harve P. Wilson Pubic Sale L. Gs Labby tHorse Aloise Musil Mike Hollinger Titus I. C. Steele Riverside Jones Brothers Columbus City Bert Smith Green and Romime Kiler and White Crawfordville A. N. Dayton Edw Joe M. Wolfe Knotek Bros Duroe Jersey Bred Sons Busby Roy Libe Hampshire Curtis Spaeth Florsheims Dorothy Jeffrey Sheldon W. R. Jeffrey GHO McDantel Mebihinney G. W. Ayers Columbus Junction Marion Frank Loeffler Pleasant Wain John Belville Baifield Stephens Jewelry Store Harold Turner Jetts Soctye Ed Pain Divivon Die Hors Moet Ue Frank Wilson Georges Toomanie Shalom Union School Celesta Hasty Lis Alma Hearne Charles Simith Ostess U. and I Rebekai Club Mes Harry Bhikisley C.D. of A Julia McWevin Baston Star Wll Chef Catherine Nutt Mre W. Meuussier St. James Parcar Teachers Association Mrs. McPherson Masons Washington Cleaners Lord Baltimore D. F. Macon Oliver Todd Fort Madison Floyd Todd Dougherty Bros W. R. Cubbins Alma Brindley Maude Hott N. D Anderson Ward's Ed W. Price & Co Freda White Crawfordsville D. M. Conrad West Chester Savings Bank Joe McGinnis Havre Ruth Martha Mike Gerald White Burnington Studebakers Studebaker Garage I. W. Schenefelt Phillips & Hebner, Druggists Cook's Bakery Earle Libe Frank Hamilton Cephas Dodd Ihe St. James John Little Southern Coals Coke Co.,cin John Shields & Sons Singer Shop W. Wash Lemmon Jewelry Hans the Wardrobe Cleaners
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