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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1921

Page

3

Joint Installation of All Masonic Bodies This Week

Arrangements are made for a joint installation of officers in the blue lodge Chapter council and commandery to be held Wednesday evening January 9th at eight o clock. All blue lodge Masons are urged to attend. members may participate in the entire session. G W Wallace invites patronage after purchasing an interest in the South End Grocery.

Blue Lodge Order South End G. W. Wallace

No Woman's Page Postponed to Tomorrow

The woman's page, not published this week on Tuesday, has been postponed and will appear tomorrow.

Regular meeting notice for January at 7 30 p.m

Official notice of a regular meeting set for January at 7 30 p.m. All active members must attend. Signed by John Westphal secretary with the address 27612.

John Westphal

Notice Restricted Trespass at Ed Flander Farm

No hunting or trespassing is allowed on the Ed Flander farm also known as the Mart Easley and George Foster farms. Estate owner ED FLANDER posts the property for safety and privacy.

Ed Flander Mart Easley George Foster

New Chandler For Sale 1920 Model with Extras

Car for sale is a Chandler Six new with under 300 miles. Dispatch 1920 model equipped with Cord tires extra tire bumper weed chains. Contact Mrs. Schilling or see Howard Sitler at 274.

Chandler Dispatch Schilling Howard Sitler L. R. Schitling

Washington Schools Reopen After Winter Vacation

Washington schools resume tomorrow at nine o clock after a two week mid winter break. Teachers arrive tonight and Miss Olive Tomlinson’s Lincoln school vacancy will be filled soon. The first semester ends next Friday and the second half begins the following Monday.

Washington Olive Tomlinson Lincoln W. C. Harding

Choir Leader Receives Grenadilla Baton Gift

Miss Carolyn Hamilton director of the First United Presbyterian choir received a new baton last week from the men of the choir. The fine grenadilla wood stick with bake lite end is greatly appreciated by Miss Hamilton.

Carolyn Hamilton First United Presbyterian Choir Hamilton

First 1921 Council Session Opens with Notable Appointments

The Washington Iowa city council opened the 1921 calendar year with minor business. It ratified the mayor’s appointment of R H McCarty as first assistant fire chief, noted December fuel costs for the water and light plant at about 1800 dollars, and passed a resolution mourning Leroy Schilling who died December 27 1920 after four years as assistant fire chief.

R. H. McCarty L. R. Schilling Schilling City of Washington Iowa Leroy Schilling City Fire Department

Glen Dale Telephone Co Annual Meeting Notice

The Glen Dale Telephone Co. sets its annual meeting for Wednesday at 1 30 p m at the Glendale School House. All members are urged to attend. By order of President MO A Stewart.

Glendale Telephone. Co Glendale MO. A. Stewart

Transgression A Youthful Claim Of A Kiss Breaks Engagement

Softleigh explains to Moreleigh that Alice broke their engagement after a kiss not stolen from her. The witty exchange centers on who actually committed the act, with a humorous twist on ownership and affection.

Softleigh Moreleigh Alice Washington Post

Post office holiday rush boosts December receipts

Washington post office reports December gross receipts of 8677.80, doubling the average month and surpassing December 1909 levels. Parcel post surged with daily truck service and three carriers near Christmas, while insured parcels and special delivery fees rose. New rules allow hand to hand delivery without signature and officials note strong overtime effort by clerks and carriers.

Washington Postoffice Post Office Department Treasury

Intellectual young woman at dances baffles peers

The Birmingham Age-Herald quotes a remark about a clever young woman who is popular and well-liked. The line notes she metaphorically leaves her brains at the door when she goes to a dance, sparking discussion of balance between intellect and social appeal.

Birmingham Age-Herald

Advertisement for Insomniac Curator of Night Shift

A Louisville Courier-Journal snippet presents a wry ad seeking a man troubled by insomnia. The operator jokes that since others sleep on the job, a sleepless worker might stay alert, hinting at a humorous, era-appropriate classified line.

Louisville Courier-Journal

Lauder Kennedy Bets On Corn Prices And Milk Aid

The column quotes Lauder Kennedy predicting corn at sixty five cents or less per crop and touts Saltonie as increasing milk flow. It urges readers to visit the local cream station and notes Washington Butter shortages.

Lauder Kennedy Lauder Washington

Extra jurors added for January term in Washington court

Judge D D W Hamilton ordered a panel of twenty five more jurors to join the fifty drawn last month. The new list includes Mrs Jennie Brookhart and three other women. The seventy five jurors report Monday at 1 30 for term work as trials are scheduled for the week and grand jury has been impaneled with seven members.

DD W Hamilton Jennie Brookhart Col S. W. Brookhart EB. H. Mackey A. W. Stiles Howard Hopping Iowa City Produce Co Iowa Savings Ns of Wellman Commerce Savings Bank I. L. Colthurst State Bank of Odell, Ells 1. L. Colthurst Ainsworth Savings Bank Brighton Savings Bank Joe Buzzard Joseph F. Schantz Board of Supervisors Frank Smith Walter D. Hines T. M. O'Connor J. A. Wehr W. R. Crawford Fred Moore R. S. Cook Chas. R. Fuller J. R. Maxwell J. B. McCaleb R. Cc. Rumelhart L. H. Schnoebelen Champion Milling and Grain Co Pauley T. Brown Pauley Brown Brighton C. T. Johnson Frank Salladay Ainsworth A. N. Bowen Keota George Stumpf Kalona Charles Cummings Riverside Amos Mellinger D. Cc. Kyle Jeff Tucker Hamilton Sigourney Washington

Tracy Heads Fire Marshall of U S

J A Tracy formerly of Brighton was elected president of the Fire Marshall's Association of North America at a New York meeting. The organization spans the United States Canada and the Philippines with W A McSwain of South Carolina as vice president and L T Hussey of Kansas as secretary treasurer. Tracy has led the state fire marshal's office since its creation after serving as head deputy under Ole Roe and earlier as deputy U S marshal at Sioux City.

National Association of State Insurance Commissioners J. A. Tracy Brighton Fire Marshall's Association of North America New York City Tracy New York Fire Marshal's Association Canada Philippine Islands United States W. A. McSwain South Carolina L. T. Hussey Kansas State Fire Marshall’s Ole O. Roe United States Marshal Sioux City

Eckles Eyes Florida Pecan Groves Opportunity

In a Dec 21 1920 letter from Marianna Florida R H Eckles commends Jim W Varner Co land prospects near Blue Springs praising high grade paper shell pecan groves and inviting C C Eckles Washington Iowa to join an excursion departing January 14 to evaluate the investment with N C White and Lem Guy noting settlers speak well of Varner and the area viability

Bob Eckles Jim W. Varner Florida Marianna Fla Warner Washington N. C. White Lem Guy R. H. Eckles

Wasted Strength and Pride Beyond Control

The passage reflects on Samson as a symbol of wasted strength and warns that many others have likewise trifled with power until it vanished. It portrays readers as looking back from “a prison house of weakness” at their own folly and excess.

Samson

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