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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1920

Page

7

News from Noble and surrounding areas reports

Correspondents detail local moves illnesses and social events. Stella Rinner helps her brother Henry prepare for a sale then they plan to move to Mt Pleasant. Mrs Spendler dies leaving a large grieving family.

Local School Reopens After Illnessenforced Break

Clay Peb. 11 Our school opened this week after a two week enforced vacation due to widespread illness among pupils. Miss Claudina Robinson returns to Richland school after a bout with the Flu. Mrs Bell Waterhouse is at Belknap Indiana assisting sick families of her sons Glenn and Lynn. Miss Florence Owen visited from Brighton over the weekend with her sister Mrs Warren Morgan.

Clay Clay Claudina Robinson Richland School Bell Waterhouse Belknap Glenn Lynn Florence Owen Brighton Warren Morgan

Valentines and recitals brighten Crawfordsville social week

Clara Wood returns from Norfolk to Crawfordsville. Social Hour club hosts biographies and poems of February born figures with a letter writing game and hearts decor. Junior class of high school presents Athenians Artists from Penn College in a joint recital featuring Sibyl Kramme Sabron Lancaster Ruth Cruikshank and Griffith Wright. Cloyce Huston visits from Iowa City for the weekend.

Crawfordsville Clara Wood Norfolk Neb Pearl McNeill Florence Maxwell Max Well Valentine Penn College Sibyl Kramme Ecornetist Sabron Lancaster Ruth Cruikshank Griffith Wright Cloyce Huston Iowa City

Cyclone at Fox Theatre Promises Tom Mix Thrills

Tom Mix stars in The Cyclone shown at the Fox Theatre this afternoon. The Fox production, by Colonel Todhunter Merigold, emphasizes Mix’s horsemanship, vigor, courage, and manliness with a tense dramatic story and high thrilling action.

Tom Mix Scor the Fox William Fox Tom Mix Fox Theatre Todhunter Merigold Mix

Hall's Catarrh Medicine touted as constitutional cure

There is more catarrh in this region than diseases from flies and it was once deemed incurable. Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is promoted as a constitutional remedy taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. A $100 reward is offered for any case Hall's Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Bend for booklet and testimonials. Pd CrReEt & Co Toledo Ohio. Druggiats, 1d. Hal's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall FF. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio Pd CrReEt & Co Hal

Lemley Reports Southern California Tour In 1920 Letter

J W Lemley writes from Covina California detailing a southern California tour for Journal readers. He describes mountains snow levels in Utah and Nevada visits with Mormon bishops in Salt Lake City and a long drive to Los Angeles and San Francisco Bay area. He notes grape growing at Lodi and To Kay grapes and the productive levee protected Sacramento Valley plus city life in Oakland Berkeley and San Francisco and the busy San Francisco Bay traffic. He praises California roads and autos, mentions visits with F A Heinzman and family and to Redlands and San Dimas before signing off that he will write more near the end of February.

Journal J. W. Lemley California Covina Calif Denver Greeley Colo D. J. Coon Rio Grande Ogden Salt Lake City Evermore Smith and Young Jesus Christ Sacamento Sacramento Tennessee Pass Lodi Stockton San Joaquin Valley Sacramento Valley Oakland Berkeley San Francisco Bay San Franscisco Los Angeles West Divina San Gabriel Valley F. A. Heinz- Man Busch Gardens PF. A Redlands G. L. Duke of Washington University of Viola Rathmel San Dimas

Dan Neff Found Dead at Columbus Junction

Columbus Junction papers report the sudden death of Dan Neff a longtime resident formerly with Casey livery barn. The coroner's jury found death from natural causes after he was found in bed Monday night by neighbors and police. He was about 60 and survived by three children Minnie Van Auken William and Nellie McNamer. funeral services were held at his home and he is buried in Columbus City cemetery.

Columbus Junction Dan Neff Casey William Washington South Hill Wm. Deford William Sink George van Auken Neff Inllinois Minnie van Auken Nellie Mc Namer Batavia L. R. Burdock Columbus City

W. C. T. U. Meeting Sees Fair Attendance Despite Illness

The W C T U met Thursday at Mrs. Taylor's home with decent turnout for hard times. Members discussed ongoing work and planned to maintain interest amid needed changes. Women urged to send in overdue dues for the year.

Mistake and Mushroome At Letchworth Golf Club

An unusual incident is reported at Letchworth Golf Club where a beginner mistook a mushroom for a ball, leading to a clumsy swing and a five stroke correction before the error was realized.

Letchworth

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