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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1925

Page

3

School Election Schedule Issued For March 1925

County Superintendent Uh A Phillips announces the upcoming March 2 1925 township elections in each sub district with posting deadlines February 24 and February 27 for notices. Rural independent elections occur March 6 1925 for director votes and other business with a 1 PM start. City independent districts hold their annual directors election on March 9 1925.

States County Uh. A. Phillips Phillips

Play Gypsy Trail Draws Fine Seats at High School

English club and senior class stage The Gypsy Trail tonight in the high school auditorium. Several seats remain unsold and the performance promises to be a splendid entertainment.

Miss M Kimberly Accepts Des Moines Banking Dept Post

Edna McKimmey formerly assistant to H B Knight at Farmers and Merchants State Bank will join the State Banking Department in Des Moines March first. She will handle bookkeeping in the receiverships unit under F R Jones. Robert L Leach heads the department at the state capitol. Knight will assume all duties of the office to cut costs as the receiver’s routine work winds down.

Edna McKimmey H B. Knight Farmers and Merchants State Bank State Banking Department Des Moines Department of Receiverships F. R. Jones Robert L. Leach State Capitol Mise McKimmey Farmers and Merchants Bank H. BR. Knight Knight

Rotary Meeting Highlights Life Story Of Carl Jungbluth

The Rotary club featured Carl Jungbluth recounting his life from early work on building gangs to a prairie claim and employment with the American Pearl Button Co. A North blizzard near death and a rescuer team led to a shack and shelter for horses. Harry Ward officiated as stunt master and teased Alex Millers' traits while joking about a possible road act.

Carl Jungbluth Carl North American Pearl Button Co Harry Ward Alex

Prohibition Talk Set by Weertendyke at Ainsworth Methodist

Weertendyke of California will address a community meeting at the Ainsworth Methodist Church this evening. His topic is Can Prohibition Be Enforced and he is billed as a very able speaker. He formerly served with the Flying Squadron for two years. All are urged to hear this message and it pays to advertise.

James TH. Weertendyke California Methodist Church Ainsworth Wiidas

Washington Will Debate Ottumwa In Early Year Debate

Washington high school announces the first debate of the year against Ottumwa with Washington teams facing Ottumwa at Ottumwa and Ottumwa teams visiting Washington. The Question asks if the United States should join the World Court. A Iowa City debate was postponed and will occur later.

Washington High School OttumWa Washington Merril Robb James van Nostrand Dunham Morrison Whl John Matthews Arthur Birney Charles Miller United Iowa City Washington Soa Fairfeld Washington Girls Fairfield Josephine Bailey Florence Pnockhart June Steele

Friday Game to Decide 3rd Place in Little Six

Washington and Fairfield vie for third in the Little Six with a Friday game at Fairfield. Coach McKinstry's squad, after beating Fairfield on the road, hopes to repeat at home and gain an undisputed hold on third before next week’s final matchups. Substitutes saw action in a workout, with Hill and other players showing strong performances.

Washington Fairfield Fairield McKinstry Fairfieldians Burlington Ottumwall Kort Wil Schulty Duke Itis Hill

Templars Hold a School Here

Tomorrow the Knights Templar of Washington and nearby towns hold a school of instruction led by Prof. P A Bond from the State University of Iowa. Commander P J Wallace expects fair attendance and urges local members to attend. Dinner is at six at the Masonic Temple followed by Templar work in the evening.

Knights Templar Washington P. J. Wallace Bethlehem P. A. Bond State University of Iowe Masonic Temple Order of the Temple

Washington Faces Fairfield in Whirlwind Contention

Dake returns to the lineup for Washington as they visit Fairfield. McConnell has not practiced this week. If Washington plays like against Mt. Pleasant and Muscatine, they have a strong chance to win the game.

Dake Fairfield McConnell Washington Mt. Measant Muscatine

Funeral of Mrs. Baker Held Today

Funeral services for Mrs. J. W Baker were held at 2 30 PM in the Baptist church. Burial followed in Elm Grove cemetery. Mrs. Baker died Sunday afternoon in Goodland Indiana at her daughter Sylvia Marsh's home. She had lived in Washington community over fifty years and taught school before marriage. She was active in church work and a member of the Fortnightly club study department.

J. W Baker Baptist Church John D. Kern Elm Grove Cemetery Goodland Ind New York Lida A. Booth Cattaraugus County Newak Joseph and Abi- Booth J. W. Baker Elwyn Lloyd Esta Sylvia Marsh Lynn Baker Goodyear Rubber Company Akron Ohio Evervices Fortnichtly Club

Keen Competition in State Judging Contest at Ames

The state judging contest at Ames drew record entries with 48 grain teams totaling 126 contestants. Prof Harold Montgomery of Washington High School noted exceptionally keen competition as teams delivered higher and more efficient judging than previous years across four yellow dent grain classes.

Lat Ames Harold Montgomery Washington High School Éever

YWCA Campaign Planned to Start Monday

The YWCA membership and finance committee led by Miss Nellie Tripp plans a Monday start to the membership drive on February 23 with a $1500 annual budget. Members pledge what they can afford, with fees for pool gym and special programs, no compulsory dues, and a distinction between active and nonactive subscribers.

Nellie Tripp Y. W YY. W

Lee Ralston of Chester Is Dead

Lee Ralston aged eighty years pioneer resident of the county died about seven oclock this morning at his home three miles southwest of West Chester after an illness of about two weeks Funeral services will be held Friday morning at eleven oclock at the New Haven Baptist church west of Washington. Burial will be in the New Haven cemetery. The text also references county livestock judging results with the Washington team and individuals such as Dwight Booth Edwin Koenig Jessie Kolosick and Davyl Bell, but the core obituary reports Ralston death and funeral details.

Lee Ralston West Chester New Haven Baptist Church Washington Be, Hillis New Haven Timothy Dunkerton Dwietht Booth Edwin Koenig Jessie Kolosick Dwight Booth Washington Boys Yeas Washington Ts Paton Davyl Bell Washington Livestock Homer Brinning Harold Booth

Much Interest in Anderson Recital

The POW and O. Society report strong interest in the recital of Donald Anderson baritone next Tuesday evening. Anderson, brother of Mrs. T Brookhart of this city, has gained prominence in music and is currently in a Chicago theatrical engagement, with frequent concert appearances there. The Chicago Music News praises his bearing, powers and interpretive quality.

Donald Anderson

Lyon's Bread Stands Out By Its White Even Grain

A reader notes Lyon's bread appears similar to others but cuts reveal a white even grain indicating genuine quality. The description highlights the loaf’s superior texture as the key distinguishing feature.

Lyon

Van Horn Named Examiner in Charge of Swisher Bank

Homer Van Horn, formerly cashier of the Ainsworth bank, has been assigned as an examiner in the state banking department and placed in charge of a closed bank at Swisher near Cedar Rapids.

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