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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1923

Page

7

News Notes from Wayne and Nearby Towns

Wayne Ia January 4. Community updates include influenza illness of John Kran ty, scarlet fever and diphtheria in the Forest Lantz family, and various visits and travel plans among residents. A New Year party at the Boys Club, a large New Year dinner at the Frank Berry home, and church-related gatherings are noted. Funeral arrangements for Will Weidner are announced.

Niza Crawford C. R. Miller Winfield Earnest Zickefoose Baby Aletha John Zickefoose Forest Lantz

Local Happenings in Crawfordsville and Nearby

Visitors travel from Wenatchee to Crawfordsville to see Mrs. Bell C. Neal. Aletha Holmes and Leland Maxwell return to Cedar Falls to study at the State Teacher's College. Hayes family depart for Oskaloosa after holidays with Rev Myron Hayes. Marriage license issued in Burlington for Henry F Curtis and Lulu Moore. Mrs. John Wooley returns to Columbia Mo after two weeks with her parents. Bruce Lease leaves for Champaign to resume University of Illinois duties. Talma Sipe operated on for appendicitis at Iowa City and is recovering nicely with Fred Sipe J J Anwyl and Hazel Anwyl accompanying.

Crawfordsville John Neal Wenatchee Washington Bell C. Neal Aletha Holmes Leland Maxwell Cedar Falls State Teacher's College Hayes Oskaloona Myron Hayes Burlington Gazette Henry F. Curtis Lulu Moore Burlington John Wooley Columbia J. H. Lease Bruce Lease Champaign University of Ilinois Talma Sipe Iowa City Fred Sipe J. J. Anwyl Hazel Anwyl

Pleasant Grove Notes and Rural Moves in Peighton Area

Adam Foutshy family relocate to Brighton while Hubert Kasesky takes over the old farm. Miss Wilma Elder visits relatives in Oskaloosa. Pleasant Grove Farm Bureau Ladies club met with Mrs Kenneth Donovan. Mrs Edna Balderson returns from Washington. Lloyd Kracaw buys another Richland area farm on Route Two. Mrs Robert Leahy remains sick. Miss Francis Meachem visits Pierson as Mayme Greer stays with George Marshall in Oskaloosa.

Richland Robert Leahy Francis Meachem Pierson Mayme Greer Oskaloosa George Marshall

Brighton Notes of New Year Events and Local Incidents

Brighton reports the New Year era with anniversary celebrations for Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Helmick and Mr. and Mrs. Turner at Pleasant Plain. A fire call came for a flue blaze at the Jake Alkire home with attic smoke. Residents include Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph and baby visiting Richland, Margaret Edwards arriving from Muscatine, and teachers and students returning to Ames Des Moines and Paola Kansas for school. Rev. James Reeser preached at Lake City then prepared to move. local church indicates continued activity.

Brighton Wsir Dave Irwin M. Turner Pleasant Plain Turner Irwin Jake Alkire H. W. Helmick E. S. Rudolph Baby Richland Margaret Edwards Muscatine Robi. Edwards Ada Mina Bowen Ottumwa Jeanette Lemley Waverly Moyle Prizer James Réeser Lake City

Riverside club installs officers at year start

Riverside Jan 4 The following officers were elected for the year by the Riverside Women’s Club and installation occurred Dec 21. Mrs Mande Cress acted as installing officer. Officers include Ellen Krebs president Mary Walton senior vice president Ella Knittel junior vice president Edna Craig chaplain Erna Bushek treasurer Anne Griffin secretary Kate Ingram conductor Sarah Woodburn assistant conductor Lacey Eman guard Lillie Littrel assistant guard Estelle Cretz patriotic instructor Mande Cress press correspondent Mary Saladay Mary Wilkinson Hezel Blythe Cora Flynn musician Emma Frank. Several visitors and relatives joined the event and a luncheon followed.

Riverside Robert Alien Wo Mande Cress Ellen Krebs Mary Walton Ella Knittel Chapan Edna Craig Erna Bushek Anne Griffin Kate Ingram Sarah Woodburn Lacey Eman Lillie Littrel Estelle Cretz Mandel Cress Mary Saladay Mary Wilkinson Hezel Blythe Cora Flynn Emma Frank Joan Swift Colorado Springs H. L. Swift Elmo Wiittel Low City Francis Sueppel Fred Critz Dion Montana E. H. Sommers Prosser Washington Jane Critz Ed Branek Paul Shebanek Iowa City Frank Shimitz Elles Ed Yeggy Ben Krees John Yeggy Fort Madison Edna Cone Muscatine Mary Hanson Anthony Yeggy North Liberty J. M. Chittum Guy Schnoebelen West Liberty J. N. Schnoebelen Oscar Critz Emmetsburg William Griffin Mary Yeggy Yeggy

Local Thief Strikes Farms and Store in Wellston

Charley Harvey returned home after a hospital stay of nearly two weeks. W. H. Brinninge reported a loss of ten bushels of clover seed valued around $100 stolen. A Dublin store was relieved of goods including three sacks of sugar tobacco cigars and other items.

Wellston Wellston Charley Harvey W. H. Brinninge Dublin

Greenvale Social News and Local Movements

Greenvale notes begin with school resuming after a short vacation. Residents Hert Smith and Ira Waterhouse traveled to Washington on business while various families shared gatherings at the Bert Smith home. Several locals battle severe colds as neighbors bid farewell to movers toward Richland and reflect on changes in the community.

Greenvale Hert Smith Ira Waterhouse Washington Ellis Walton Fred Sweet Bert Smith Belle Waterhouse Robert McCalle Chase Woodford Dot Meacham Wugh Gassaway George Smith Atlanta Lem Reed Richland Reed Graham Pickens Dr. Parks Frank Smith Della Neal Walter Williams

New Year Notes From Rolling Green School

A light local column recalls New Year resolutions at Rolling Green school and snaps about residents. Curran Bauchman and Lawrence Conrad are mentioned with family visits, new mules, and social happenings. Sheriff Robb is noted as leaving office in a blaze of fireworks.

Rolling Green Rolling Green School Curran Bauchman L. C. Conrad Conrad Allen Sigourney Maria Ruth Pulver Chalmer Sturgeon Lawrence Conrad Punch Sheriff Robb Gee. Brown Haskins J. C. Mathers

Snyder Family Visit Mentioned in Enterprise Note

Mr and Mrs Curtis Snyder and their daughter Virginia spent Monday evening at the Harve Banks home in Enterprise district.

Enterprise District Enterprise Curtis Snyder Virginia Harve Banks

Muscatine Button Center of World

Muscatine leads the world in fresh water pearl button production with 60 percent of U S output. The industry brings 3,000 local jobs, yearly value around 6 million dollars, and about 15 million buttons at capacity. The West’s button trade grew with tariffs aiding local firms and early innovations by J F Boepple.

Muscatine Iowa United States Muscl'ine Mississippi River Amsterdam N. Y Mississippi Thia J F. Peepplie Germany Boepple William Molis R. Kerr Firstear Japan United State Biological Station Fairport

Local families visit homes and share time

Mr and Mrs Walter Edwards and family and others visited Ralph Robertson and Cora Snyder homes on Monday. John Long and Clara Fisher family visited Herman Schultz on Sunday. Ed Stoutner is ill. David Banks is helping. Royal Robertson helped with wood. Velda Schultzsperg and cousin Mildred Leet began a week long trip starting Monday.

Walter Edwards John Robertson Ralph Robertson John Long Clara Fisher Ernest Herman Schultz Royal Robertson Cora Snyder Ed Stoutner David Banks Velda Schultzsperg Mildred Leet

Must Have Constancy from Addison Quote

A brief literary note cites a line from Addison: without constancy there is neither love friendship nor virtue in the world.

Addison

Lorna Doone at the Fox Reveals Rich Costume and Set Details

Ample research and meticulous attention to period accuracy mark the Fox presentation of Lorna Doone. Tourneur collects notes on dress etiquette court manners architecture and furniture to faithfully recreate the 19th century novel. The production highlights thorough reference work and a grand spectacle faithful to its source.

Lorna Doone Fox Theatre

Quote about mistrust and indifference from Lavater

Philosophical musing warns against trusting a person who sees nothing as good or evil and especially those indifferent to all things. The maxim emphasizes moral discernment and vigilance in character assessment.

Lavater

The Day’s Humor Turns From Fashion to Failing Example

A terse note in the column ponders how aging figures drift from style to poor example as some people grow old. The remark frames aging as a turn toward diving into bad conduct rather than good attire.

James 1 funds lottery to aid Virginia gob organization

The note claims James 1 secured money for the Virginia organization via a lottery. The fragment mentions an official or group pushing for funding through a game of chance. No dates or specific names beyond Virginia appear.

James Virginia

Shop Crafts Men to Meet in Chicago

Executive board of the Federated Shop Crafts to convene in Chicago to review post Baltimore agreement working conditions and plan further relief for striking shopmen. B M Jewell denied claims that a one day pay per pay period relief was to be scrapped. he said the fund remains and is needed.

Seapturved Prasad Chicago Federated Shop Crafts

Fragmentary quote on virtue and action by James Martineau

A jagged excerpt discusses whether true ideas of right come from repeated costly deeds. It questions if peaceful progress follows from consistent, autonomous action carried out with liberty.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wayn Wayne John Kranty Reeser Oscar Knappe Ray Conrad Bonaparte Conrads Knappe Caroline Craft Floyd Robison Washington Hospital C. V. Robison Mise Lucile Bolling Mediapolis Lloyd Welch Maxige Yarmouth Theleister Robt. Edwards P. FE. O N. A. Puck Frank Berry T. 3. Davison Katherine Ad Leena Ad Me‘arty End Blanche Mary Snyder Kate Snyder Will Weidner Methodist Church Fred Beitel R. EB. Brinning Wenzel Pfeifer Valley C. H. Brinning I. B. Brinning Bethel Sunday School J. W. McClelland Frank Meyers W. H. Brinning Dave Wentworth H. A. Engle Duolin G. Heil C. H. Brinninge R. FE. Brinning Walter Derby RK. T. Brinning Geo. Hell Journal Wellston Peighton Jake Conrad Maurice Conrad M. Kock Clara Henderson Keotna Geo. Brown Florence Andrew Brown A. T. Brown A. T. Rickey Mary Rickey Muscatine Button Ern Island California Los Angeles San Diego Santa Barbara Kansas Carrilo Gorge Rock Island Golden State Limited Kansas City H. W. Russell Rock Island Lines Drkings Bistovery Sidney Gowing Scotland Yard Aimee Billy Sphinx the Journal
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