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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1921

Page

3

Washington County Farmer's Union Elects Officers

The Washington County Farmer's Union held its annual meeting at Woodmen hall with strong attendance. In the forenoon general discussion focused on farm organizations and county progress. in the afternoon officers were elected: William Sutherland president Edy Jackson vice president I D B Rabenold secretary and treasurer J L Johnson and Joe Pieper executive committee for one year. A publicity committee was named K F Bartholow S K Knox and R Le Libe.

Washington County Farmer's Union Woodmen Hall Washington County William Sutherland Edy Jackson I. D B. Rabenold J. L. Johnson Joe Pieper KF. L. Bartholow S. K. Knox Rle Libe

Farmers Union Exchange adopts cooperative plan in 1920

The Farmers Union Exchange in Washington county switches from a stock company to a cooperative model on December 17 1920. Roy Maple heads the downtown store M R Meek runs the North Iowa Avenue grocery and John Rittenhouse oversees grain and coal. The year 1920 saw the association handle 18671 head of livestock valued at 663964.58 and the union reports capitalization of 25000 with ten similar prosperous organizations nearby.

Tion Farmer's Inion Shipping Association of Washington Farmer's Union Exchange Washington County Farmer's Union Farmers Union Exchange Roy Maple M. R. Meek Iowa Avenue John Rittenhouse

Legion Team Beats Wellman Last Night

The American Legion basketball team defeated Wellman 16 to 7 in a rough game on a small floor. Washington led 6 to 3 at halftime with George Oakes center, McLaughlin and Peck forwards, Willis and Lane guards. Frechin and Tolander subbed in for changes and Oakes and Peck each hit three baskets. Wellman to host the Legion again in two weeks.

American Legion Wellman Legion Washington George Oakes McLaughlin Peck Willis Lane Frechin Oakes McLauughlin Tolander The

Correction notice on recipe salt measure error

The paper corrects an yesterday proofreading error that changed Mrs. CC. W. Stewart's precuits recipe from one teaspoon of salt to three tablespoons. The mistake was ours not hers, and the correction is published to set the record straight for readers and cooks.

CC. W. Stewart Stewart

Thanking Baptist Philathea Class for Christmas Box

Mr and Mrs James Walton express gratitude for a beautiful Christmas box from the Baptist Philathea Sunday school class The note remains memorable Eva Maxine, a little lady staying with Mr and Mrs Ralph Hesseltine, will answer to that name.

Baptist Philathea Sunday School James Walton Ralph Hesseltine Eva Maxine

Junior High Team to Play West Chester Freshmen

The junior high basketball team will face West Chester freshmen Saturday at Washington High School gym. Tip off is 2 30 PM.

West Chester Washington High School

A Mason 50 Years Installs Officers

A. N. Alberson long prominent Mason leads installation at Masonite temple with officers installed across Washington Lodge No 26 Cyrus Chapter No 15 and Zeredath Council No 21 R&SM. Bethlehem commandery K T to install later this month. Officers named include Elliot Grayson worshipful master and Ralph L Bunce illustrious master among others.

Yester A. N. Alberson Altho Washington Lodge A. F A. M Cyrus Chapter Zeredath Bethlehem Commandery K. T BR. de Bunce Blue Lodge Arthur Goodin Council

Assessors Prepare for County Tax Assessment Year

Washington county assessors gathered at the court house for the annual meeting led by County Auditor A L Griffith. With 24 assessors, tax assessment on real and personal property and credits will begin soon and continue for several weeks.

Washington County Court House A. L. Griffith FE. R. Edwards Brighton City Winn Eyestone Cedar George Garrett Brighton Township

Knights of Pythias Install New Officers

Knights of Pythias installed new officers for the year with J L Brookhart as installing officer. Attendance was good and ceremonies were orderly. Officers: Chancellor Commander John W Applegate, Vice Chancellor W H Sigafoose, Prelate Ralph Minick, Master of Work Arthur Therion, Master at Arms Ray Salterhurs, Keeper of Records E G Fox, Master of Finance C G Sehmoeller, Master of Exchequer R R Noonan, Inner Guard F G Moore, Outer Guard J K Campbell, Trustee Geo Pauls.

Knights of Pythias J. L. Brookhart Mr. Brookhart John W. Applegate W. H. Sigafoose Ralph Minick Arthur Therion Ray Salterhurs E. G. Fox C. G. Sehmoeller R. R. Noon

Freckles Delight in Graham Theatre Return

Freckles reappeared at Graham yesterday evening drawing a good house. The American life tale, well acted, drew praise as Irving O Dunne starred in the title role with strong vocal solos from him and the company.

Preckles The Graham Irving O'Dunne

Turner and Eva Guinn Tie The Knot In Quiet Home Ceremony

George Turner and Mrs. Eva Guinn, longtime community members, were married last night at 6 30 at the Turner home on South Avenue B. Rev J A Daniels officiated with a small group of witnesses including Mrs Lois Wallace Mrs James Redd and Miss Elizabeth Redd.

George Turner Eva Guinn Turner South Avenue B J. A. Daniels Lois Wallace James Redd Elizabeth Redd

Have Your Hide Tanned By Reistle & Sons

Hides not worth much are urged to be tanned into coats or robes by W. S. Reisttr & Sons. They warn against outsourced work and offer guaranteed workmanship, offering sales of hides and Sal tonic for worms as a touted remedy.

Sunday School Basketball Interest Meeting Tonight

Boys interested in the Sunday school basketball league gather at the Commercial club gym at 7. Preliminary games feature Mr Henders class from Methodist Sunday school against Mr Lemmon's class from Presbyterian. Bring towels for showers and attend to hear league arrangements. Teachers are welcome.

Commercial Club Mr. Hender Methodist Sunday School Lemmon Presbyterian Sunday School

Death Notices for Whitacre Family in Uniontown

C H Wilson learns by telegram of his sister Mrs Jane B Whitacre death at 11 this forenoon at her Uniontown home. Mr Wilson and his son Frank L will travel tomorrow to attend the funeral. Another sister Miss Juliet B Wilson is seriously ill in the same home. Both are over eighty. Jane 85, Juliet 82.

C. H. Wilson Jane B. Whitacre Uniontown Penn Wilson Frank L Juliet B. Wilson

Firemen Test New Truck at Monthly Meeting

Firemen held a trial of the new pumping outfit during the regular monthly department meeting. They practiced rapid hydrant connections and gave the truck a thorough test, finding it capable of throwing a water stream over 200 feet.

Rev H C Boyd Delivers Funeral Sermon at Local Church

Waterloo preacher Rev H C Boyd formerly led the A M E church here preached yesterday evening to a large audience. He was invited to deliver the funeral sermon for Mrs Dan Haines.

H. C. Boyd Waterloo A. M. EK Boyd Dan Haines

Walter F. Wilson's Condition Improves in Kansas City

Word from Walter F. Wilson at Kansas City indicates his condition today is some better. Friends here heard last evening that there was an apparent turn for the better.

Walter F. Wilson Kansas City

Famine Relief Benefit Raised At Walnut School House

A box supper and entertainment at the Walnut school house raised 30 dollars for famine sufferers in China. The funds were given to D. J. Rose to forward to Paul Mac Kachron at Techow Shantung province for aid to save people from starvation.

China Walnut School House D. J. Rose Paul MacKachron Techow Shantung Province

Semester Ends January 21 at Local Schools

It is announced that the semester in local schools will close on Friday January 21 and half year examinations will be held on Thursday and Friday January 20 and 21. This extends two weeks more at school after this week before the second semester begins.

Presenting a Hammer with the Gift

In a Philadelphia Public Ledger note, a curious line suggests giving a hammer with a present to little Willie to aid in opening it. The excerpt reflects a dated gift etiquette quirk and a playful moral tone.

Little Willie Hin Philadelphia Public Ledger

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