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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1925

Page

7

Incapacitated Renshaw enters Campbell household bid for care

In the Tawnaver mansion Renshaw leverages a plan to become an inmate and secretary for the wealthy David Campbell, with Doctor Stanley endorsing, while Campbell’s granddaughter Verity and butler Jenks sense trouble. Renshaw experiences odd noises, a blue light, and internal dread as he settles into a nerve tested domestic thriller setup.

Renshaw David Campbell Stanley Lfe Campbells Verity Campbell Jenks Madame Hooesler Evecent Renshaw

Secret Garden Encounter in an English Estate

Renshaw wakes to a lucid morning and recalls his dreamlike status. In a hidden garden a toddler in a blue bunny suit plays on a sun dial while Miss Campbell and Verity arrive, the infant leaping from height into Verity’s arms as Renshaw watches in astonishment.

Renshaw

It Certainly Would Mr Crump It would be all a man's life

A humorous line from a Kansas City Star note ends with a wry remark about men advising women on exercise, mentioning a washtub as a joking image.

Mr. Crump Kansas City Star

Farm sale draws crowd near Columbus City

News notes from Columbus Junction region report a large turnout at Sam Carson’s farm sale south of Columbus City with good prices. Local meetings include Louisa and Des Moines counties forming levee district No. 16 chaired by J Carson Duncan.

Columbus Junction Sam Carson Columbus City Louisa and Des Moines Burlington J. Carson Duncan Louisa County George Deppy Bard Deppy Catherine Rete Cedar Falls J. S. Stratton Poeumonia H. C. Crim J. L. Stratton Cleveland Ohio J. L. Shellaberger Wapello

Neighborhood Social Roundup at Indian Creek

Several local residents visit, attend parties, and host guests across Indian Creek and nearby communities. Notable gatherings include a surprise party for Walter Johnson, weekend visits by Clara Garrett and the Garrett family, and multiple residents traveling to Cedar Falls and Washington for college and business.

Indian Creek Alma Corpman Cedar Falls Henry Mineart Fred Garrett Dan Hesseltine Charlie Farrier Will Dunbar Washington Freda Donald Will Shuman Walter Johnson Grace Hills Clara Garrett Larel Guy Lathel Wee Engel Wellston George Garrett Verdi Charlie Farriers

School Socials Bring Neighbors Together at Pleasant Plain

Rood time was had as monthly gatherings drew older folks to visit and younger ones to coast on the hill east of the school huts. Evening refreshments included sandwiches, pickles, pie and coffee. The next social is set for February 6 with Mr and Mrs Charlie Farrier hosting.

L. C. Hill Burlington William Humphrey Stephen Mumphrey Charles Hunter Margeville Kentucky Max Orr Monmouth College C. B. Gookin Jemay Montana Charlie Farrier Tom Farrier Pleasant Plain Reba Garrett Verdi Fred Garrett

Local Residents Report Weekend Visits and News

SEVENTY SIX SEVENTY SIX Jan 11 report shows Mr. and Mrs Walter Bower visiting Washington enders Saturday. Arthur Romine and daughter Wima, and W ham Shaffer group made business trips to Washington. Oren Romine visited Richard Mayer, while Bury Henderson and son Junior visited Paul Berry. Loyd Miller visits John Powell home. Tom Knotts spent time with Everette Greens. Stanleigh Henderson buys a new car. Cal Griggs and Birney Gretter visited Washington and John Henderson’s, with Shaffer and Shaffer hosting gatherings near South English.

Walter Bower Washington Enders Arthur Romine Wima Wham Shaffer Washington Oren Romine Richard Mayer Bury Henderson Son Junior Paul Berry Loyd Miller John Powell Tom Knotts Everette Greens Stanleigh Henderson Cal Griggs Birney Gretter John Henderson William Shaffer George Davisons South English

Conqueror Could Not Write Documents

A historical note argues that William the Conqueror, the first Norman king in England, could not sign his own name, suggesting literacy limits affected official documents. The claim reflects debates on medieval literacy and royal administration.

Conqueror William the Conqueror Therland

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Dors Tawnaver Trenshaw Vic James We-Wee and Leonl Burt Annie Ile Miss Campbell Earth Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church George Tipton John Hover Africa Levingston Frank Johnston Wet Liberty Amanda McConahay Columba City United Presbyterian Sabbath School C. N. Johnston T. EK. Johnston F. H. Johnston Margaret John Howard George Lucy Mildred Marion Helen Dorothy Hanft Dorothy Mary Wilmering Mary Elizabeth Moore J. JC Ritchie Ruth Wheeler Ralph Orr Evan Arthur C. J. MceWilliams C. A. McWilliams J. W. Barr Cody McChesney Jesse Marshall Eva McCormac James N.wellman Wellman Granger
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