Washington beats Fairfield 32 to 22 in league clash
Washington high school defeated Fairfield 32 22 as Waymack and Molesworth led a speedy team effort. Fairfield stayed competitive with Brown and Winter but Washington pulled ahead in the second half, with strong team play and solid defense throughout the game.
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Washington High School
Fairfield
Washington
Burlington
Mt. Pleasant
Muscatine
Ottumwa
Angus Moore
Washington Fairfield
Eaco
Cedar Rapids
Russell
Waymack
Rice
Brown
Winter
Freshwaters
Molesworth
Fairfield Winters
Daniels
DuBois
Boice
Washington Wayiack
Fresh Waters
Xvuards
McClain
Ruswell
Lamson
Balea
Russel
Boys
Moore
Hayes Funeral Sunday Afternoon
Funeral services for Albert Hayes of Washington will be held Sunday at two o'clock at Goodin funeral parlors conducted by Dr. W. W. Bowers. Burial will be in Ely Grove cemetery. Hayes lived his life in Washington and died after a period of heart trouble. He was born August 15, 1852, and is survived by siblings Caroline Hayes George Perry and John of Los Angeles. Three sisters are deceased.
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Albert Hayes Washington
Goodin
W. W. Bowers
Methodist Church
Ely
Grove Cemetery
Hayes
Washington
Albert Hayes
Michael and
Eliza (Kinder) Hayes
Michael Hayes
Caroline Hayes
Rebecca French
George and
Perry
John
Los Angeles
Nancy Hodges
Patience Campbell
Mary Randall
Mr. Hayes
Dr J T McCrory to preach at Presbyterians series
At the First United Presbyterian church yesterday evening Dr J T McCrory of Pittsburgh announced will preach tomorrow morning at the Presbyterian church with a union service planned in the First Church that night. He contrasted Israel’s unbelief with modern church members failing to seek the promised land of peace through Christ.
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First United Presbyterian Church
J. T. McCrory
Pittsburgh
Presbyterian Church
Second United Presbyterian Church
First Church
McCrory
Union
Israel
Milan Shields
A. R. Oates
Carolyn Hamilton
Jesse Miller
Mr. Miller
Parsons Glee Club Plans Washington Concert
The Parsons college glee club of Fairfield will perform in Washington this month under the Presbyterian salvemen’s organization. The concert is set for Saturday evening January 27 and the group will stay over Sunday to provide music at the Presbyterian church in the morning and a sacred concert that evening. Directed by Professor Mountain, the group is noted locally.
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Presbyterian Church
Washington
Parsons College of Fairfield
Presbyterian Savemen’s Organization
Professor Mountain
Twin babies die within weeks in Pleasant Hills family
The Kephart home near Pleasant Hills reports the death of Lester Kephart a twin born December 8 and his brother Leslie died January 2. A graveside service is set for Sunday at 2 30 PM at Pleasant Hill Cemetery conducted by Rev. B Pettit. Friends may call at Jones and McElhinney chapel this evening or tomorrow morning with no other services planned.
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Fred Kephart
Pleasant Hills
Lester
Leslie
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Rev. B. Pettit
Jones & McElhinney
Poultry Market Ad Offers Buyer Service in Washington
Local ad copy says Elliott Grayson handles ads and that the poultry business remains active with cash buyers for cream eggs and poultry. Mentions a Carlosd today and readiness to send for goods upon request. Readers are invited to read market notices for Monday changes.
Dissolution of Ashby and Work Forms The J A Work Insurance Co
Notice states mutual dissolution with Mr J A Work taking over the business as The J A Work Insurance Co. Liabilities of Ashby and Work are assumed by the new firm. Accounts due to either party payable to Ashby or The J A Work Insurance Co. New agency and records of former representatives are retained and Old Line and Mutuals insured. C V Crull to be retained to handle general insurance and renewals and loss services.
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Ashby
Work
J. A Work
J. A. Work Insurance Co
C. V. Crull
General Insurance
Farmers Mutual Re Incorporates and Gains Forty Percent
The Washington County Farmers Mutual Insurance Association voted to re incorporate for twenty years. In 1922 the net gain reached $65 513 while risks in force rose to $17 067 729 and cash on hand totaled $44 429 58 with a $18 300 84 loss payout. Officers and directors retained. committee formed to advise other mutuals.
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Washington County Farmers Mutual Insurance Association
Re-Incorporated Association
State Insurance Commission
Woodman Hall
D. C. Bell
R. E. Dougherty
Washington County Association
ISTG
Iowa
Pottawattomie
Washington Association
Washington
Sidney Coon
J. J. Benda
Wells Team Rolls High Score in Commercial Club Bowling
In the third match of the Commercial club bowling tourney Ed Wells' No. 5 team posted 2,361 total, 91 pins above Brookhart's earlier mark and 150 more than Dr. W. B. Crook's team. Next game is scheduled for Monday evening.
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Allega
Ed Wells
Brookhart
Wells
Dr. W. B. Crook
Funeral services for Mrs. S. White set for Monday
Funeral services for Mrs. S White will be held at the First United Presbyterian church next Monday afternoon at three o'clock in the church.
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Pairfield
Elm Grove
Presbyterians
DR. M’crory
Parsons Glee Club
John Clegg of
Ainsworth
Elliot Grayson
W. S. Keister & Sons
Migs
Jewett
Schulty Motor Car Co
Graham
Tion
Farmers Mutual
Journal
Harold Walker
Ward Four
Harold
Verne Yeeman
Verne
Ernest Simpson
Don Crone
Don
Norman Sage
Charles Grayson
Harold Finch
Floyd Tucker
Johnie MecChurch
Harold Tucker
Dave Elder
Everette Simpson
Howard Wiley
Verne Yeoman
William Shannon
Robert Lytle
State Insurance Department
Des Moines
Harold Wiley
Johnie McChurch
Billy Shannon
Kansas City
Louisville
Kentucky
Atlanta
Georgia
O. C. Patterson
L. A. Schmidt
Riverside
William Sutherland
Cedar Township
W. S. Boyer
Franklin
Marion Township
A. G. Marbourg
J. M. Stone
Iowa Township
C. S. Cummings
English River
Joseph Bourgois
Lime Creek
W. C. Penningroth
C. O. Greenwood
Cedar
Jackson
A. F. Pearson
Highland
Oregon
John Kennedy
Dutch Creek
H. D. Luers Richland
A. R. McClure Clay
L. B. Reed
Brighton
G. ©. Humston
Marion
Crawford
W W. J. Huston
Evening Journal
Good Jersey Co
Call 206 Blue
Henry Berdo
Rn. C. Wells
Crawfordsville
Russel McLaughlin
W. M. Darbyshire
Buff Rock
South Marion
Bobe Wagner
Inquire Journal Office
John May
Angus
Cloyee Stewart
H. L. Whittaker
City Feed Yard
John Sexion & Co
Chicago