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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1920

Page

3

Mrs. Anderson Dies After Pneumonia Death

Washington mourns Anna Anderson a community leader active in the Methodist church Eastern Star PBO and Fortnightly club. She died Sunday morning after a weeklong illness at home and will be buried at Elm Grove Cemetery. Her funeral is Tuesday at 3 pm.

Anna Anderson Washington Anderson Methodist Church Order of the Eastern Star South Second Avenue T. F. Harker W. RR. Stryker Elm Grove Cemetery Attia Warren Granby Canada Caleb Warren Joliet Knoxville Magene Anderson Warren

Oil Prospect Report From Centralia Well

Dr Bateman received a Centralia paper on a local oil field in southern Illinois. Promoters of the Lange wisch farm well are optimistic about a new producer after drilling about 600 feet from an older well ruined by a bad shot that yielded 10 000 to 15 000 barrels. The current well sits around 1000 feet deep and may strike Beno'st sand by week’s end, the same sand that feeds Sandoval wells.

S.H. Bateman Centralia Lil Beno'st Sandoval

Floyd Letts Heads Washington County Farm Bureau

At the annual Farm Bureau meeting in the Higgins School Auditorium Floyd Letts of Highland Township was elected president for the coming year. Walter Brown of Marion Township became vice president, Lloyd Walker of Jackson Township secretary, and D. H. McLaughlin of Washington treasurer. Nominating chair Carl Libe reported two candidates for each of the first three offices, voting by ballot followed, with Mr McLaughlin elected by acclamation.

Washington County Farm Bureau Higg School Floyd Letts Highland Townup Walter Brown Malrion Lloyd Walker Jackson Township D. H. McLaughlin Washington Carl Libewas Col S. W. Brookhart McLaughlin D.H. McLaughlin State Farm Bureau Federation County Agen M. H. Fedderson Bureau R. L. Livingston

Frank H. Gamel Opens Series Here

Walter Brown appoints D. H. McLaughlin voting delegate for county bureau. county and township delegates set to boost state farm bureau federation representation. C. W. Hunt of Logan, Iowa, speaks on farmer organization. Frank H. Gamel of Vinton advocates father involvement, home life, and reform of farm policy.

Federation of’ Farm Bureaus Brea J. R. ‘Howard

Near East Relief Committee Holds County Meeting

The Washington county Near East Relief Committee met Saturday afternoon at the call of Rev. Arthur R. Oates. Members include Miss Alice Rownd J. K. Beal Miss Minnie Connor Miss Kathryn Montgomery H W Helmick and Ralph Bunce. Plans outline an intensive future drive to raise funds for Armenian and Syrian relief with a call to equal or exceed efforts of other counties.

Washington County Arthur R. Oates Alice Rownd J. K. Beal Minnie Connor Kathryn Montgomery H. W. Helmick Ralph Bunce Near East

Court Adjourns January Term Under Judge Dewey

The January term of court ended when Judge C A Dewey adjourned sine die. A receivership was denied in Charles W Miller vs Ross K Miller from Wellman after affidavits were presented. The March term opens March 8 with Judge D W Hamilton of Grinnell presiding.

C. A. Dewey Charles W. Miller Ross K K. Miller Wellman D. W. Mamilton Grinnell

To Clean Marble with Soap and Lemon Paste

Wash marble with soap and water. Wipe dry then apply a two paste of powdered bath brick and lemon juice. Rub into discolored areas, rinse with clean cold water.

Great Is Power of Love Appearing to Love in Reality

Quote attributed to Bentham on the power of love as a path to gain mankind. It emphasizes that the best way to influence others is to show genuine affection, not mere appearances.

J, Bentham

Community club and church group announcements

Local notices list meetings for the Young Women’s Home Missionary Society Priscilla club Queen Esther Circle and Damascus Shrine. Also scheduled are rehearsals for the Washington Choral Society, a girls gym class session, W W G regular program, Ladies Aid business meeting, and Mothers’ club gathering with specified hosts and times.

Fortnightly Club schedules meetings for February events

Mrs J C Wright hosts Wednesday meeting while Mrs Rennie Dawson welcomes February attendees at 31812 The Current Events Department of the Fortnightly club plans a Tuesday evening session at Mrs F L Wilson’s home with combined January and February programs. Divisions 1 and 2 will chair the gathering.

White Shrine Damascus Shrine Moose Hall Mildred Rice W. Scribe S. 8. S. Club Rennie Dawson F. L. Wilson

Fire at Minick's Causes Minimal Damage

A small blaze at the Minick cement block factory Friday evening prompted a fire department response. The fire was extinguished with chemicals. Reported that a bonfire was built on the dirt floor minutes earlier by men who entered the building, likely igniting embers.

Minick Cement Block

The Fandango Dance Description

The Fandango is a Spanish dance in three eighth time with castanets and often a tambourine. The music emphasizes the second beat of each bar rather than the first, giving it a distinctive rhythm.

Reunion brings together Flatbush veterans from Company F

William Starr of Washington and Clark Wright joined thirty two members of the Fifty-first Iowa infantry for the first Company F reunion in twenty years at Oskaloosa. The event, organized by eight local veterans with the Commercial club, featured a banquet with speaker Bob Couwgins and Philippine cigarettes recalling wartime days.

William Starr Washington Oskaloosa Fifty-first Iowa Infantry Clark Wright Philippines Oskalooga Commercial Club Bob Couwgins F Boys

Great and Small Minds Quote Fragment

A brief quotation from Coleridge on standing with great minds and leaving a favorable impression. The fragment emphasizes aligning with a great mind and maintaining self-respect in social interaction.

Coleridge

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High School News H. £. Case Lillian Minick Eleanor Walker Dalton Morrow Jessie Rice Arthur Swift Jessie Kerr Willa Waymack Theodore Allen Mildred Mauthe Richard Stevens Cleveland J. Smith Ohio O1l Farmers & Merchants State Bank Farm Bureau Cc. W Hunt OF Logan Frank H. Games Frank Ho Game Vinton Lowd Methodis Gamel the Community Y. Mod Mr. Hunt Mr. Hoovey Hoovey Gompers Funk Hllinois Wilson Hoover United States Farm Bureau Federation Lessie Mountford Second United Presbyterian Leeien Ministerial Association Fathers and Sons States Meredith Iowa Huston South Carolina Missouri Texas Opey Congress Farmers’ Union Society of Equity Near East Relief Committee County RED Cross Prom Vanions J. D. Glasgow Lime Creek Dutch Creek Glasgow Red Crosse Clay Brighton City Roe St PS Vabhae Bonen Beh English River Bea Washington City Young Women's Home Miassionary Society of the Methodist Church Priscilla Club J. A. Ashby Queen Esther M. E. Church Washington Choral Society Knight Ladies Aid Society Mothers’ Club A. B. Schmoeller Hook and Ladder Company Fire Department W.os. Reister Evening Journal American Pearl Button Co International Hod Carriers, Building and Common Laborer’s Union No F. J. Anwyl Ainaworth R. R Myra Ross Crawford P. O. Box Washington Steam Laundry Majestic Range Black Second Street Frank Libe Sound West New High School East Madison Call J. P. Wood Chester Farrow Boyd Berdo Edwin Griffith J. A. Wehr Haskins Farmers Elevator Wayland J. C. Wright Minick’s Clover Seed J. Augustine Keota Bradley Karl Libe Second St W. Madison Street John McCreedy Journal Office Eva Smeltzer Ashby & Work
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