Death of C A Wooley is reported at Crawfordsville
C A Wooley of Crawfordsville dies at his birthplace farm after years of poor health. He was born February 7 1838, married to Mattie Moore in 1885, with three children Jeannette Will and Mrs Harley Rhea. Funeral is set for Thursday at his home. The day includes legal proceedings in Hinshaw vs Lake for a 640 dollar commission and a church sermon on Christian life by Dr J T McCrory in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Allen Wooley
Crawfordsville
Iowa
Mattie Moore
Misa Jeannette
Washington
Will
Harley Rhea
Wooley
W. R. Wooley
Ths Place
Lizzie Wooley
Mr. Wooley
United Presbyterian Church
Arthur Enfield
A. C. Sleichter
L. L. Hinshaw
Floyd Hixson
William Lake
Mr. Lake
Enfield
Rate
Iowa City
FE. C. Eicher
8. W. Livingston
O. A. Byington
Iona Ity
First United Presbyterian Church
J. T. McCrory
Pittsburgh
First
McCrory
Jesus
Union Choir
Presbyterian
Second United Presbyterian
Hugh McCleery
Marion George
Second Fordson Farming Day Promises Local Exhibits
The second annual Fordson Farming Day is set for Friday January 19 with demonstrations and exhibits expected to draw farmers and families to the Fordson area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordson
Nurses Alumni Hold Annual Meeting at County Hospital
The Washington county hospital nurses alumni held their annual meeting at the nurses home near the hospital. Officers elected were Mrs. Mary WB. Gile president Mrs. Ed Squire vice president Miss Lucile Martin secretary and treasurer Miss Bessie Longer assistant secretary and treasurer The study for the coming year was set as The History of Nursing A paper on nursing was read by Miss Elizabeth Finlay superintendent of the county hospital A luncheon was served by Mrs. Gile and Mrs. Squire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurses’ Alumni Association
Washington County Hospital
Mary WB. Gile
Ed Squire
Lucile Martin
Bessie Longer
Elizabeth Finlay
County Hospital
Gile
Squire
Funeral rites for W C Willis held at Keota church
Funeral services for W C Willis were conducted at 2 30 yesterday afternoon at the Keota Baptist church with Rev M R Regan presiding. A mixed quartet from Keota sang. Pallbearers included D L Carbaugh Oscar Brock Clarence Barnett Jake Minick James Walker and Leonard Bailey. Burial followed at Keota cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Willis
Keota Baptist Church
M.R. Regan
Keota
D. L. Carbauch
Oscar Brock
Clarence Barnett
Jake Minick
James Walker
Leonard Bailey
Keota Cemetery
Furnishings Offer with $2 Down and 12 Months
Advertises a sale including gas ranges, room heaters, lamps and small appliances with $2 down and 12 monthly payments. Encourages immediate purchase to enjoy comfort now and invites in person or by phone to save time.
Enslin Honors Local High School With Cup Presentation
J W Enslin a Washington businessman presented a sixteen inch loving cup to the local high school at a special assembly to honor last year’s football team The cup will join the school trophy cabinet and is engraved High School Football Champions of Southeastern Iowa 1922 Captain Hoddy Rice thanked the giver and praised the athletic program and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Enslin
Washington
Southeastern Iowa
Enslin
Man in jail for board bill buys farms in a spree
A Washington county man with a habit of writing bad checks returns to jail for a board bill and is linked to a string of attempted farm purchases. He used the name H L Johnson of Edmonton and deceived sellers from Wellman to Columbus Junction, then to Haskins, with plans to buy a seven hundred acre farm near Columbus Junction and other properties.
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Washington County
Harry L. Walker
Grand Junction
Colo
Wellman
Denver
Columbus Junction
Sweet
Walker
Isadore Rabenold
Haskins
Rabenold
Mr. Sweet
Rabenold Place
Mahaska County
Roof Fire Causes Minimal Damage on East Third Street
This morning the fire department responded to a chimney spark at the Frank Cherryholmes home on East Third Street. The roof ignited but only a few shingles burned and the blaze was quickly extinguished with chemicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cherryholmes
East Third Street
Noonan's Bowlers Take Top Scores Claim
The bowling editor corrects a previous report about tonight's Wells versus Shields match. Shields and Wells are leaders by percentage and will vie for first in the Commercial club tourney. Five teams, including captains Bob Noonan T L Brookhart and Dr W B Crooks, remain well matched and close in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Shields
Commercelal
Joe Falk
Bob Noonan
Joe
Bob
Shields and Wells
T. L. Brookhart
W. B. Crooks
Seat Sale for Coffer Miller Show Saturday
The seat sale for the Coffer Miller presentation of Sir Walter Scott's Guy Mannering begins Saturday at Phillips drug store from nine o clock. Admission is fifty cents. The play is set for the high school auditorium next Wednesday January 24 at eight o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffer-Miller
Walter Scott
Guy Mannering
Phillips Drug Store
Carpenters Local Postpones Meeting to Feb 1 1923
Notice states Carpenters Local 13808 meeting postponed due to McCrory evangelical meetings until February 1 1923. By order of president Wm Jones Albert Simpson Ree See.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCrory
Wm. Jones
Albert Simpson
Cheerfulness as Endurance Power
Quote notes that cheerfulness yields great strength beyond calculation, praising its effect on endurance and spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Carlyle
Hangs Head Down Bird Noted for Curiosity and Hunt
A white breasted nuthatch rests with its head downward and displays unusual curiosity according to the American Forestry Magazine. The bird is highlighted as a skilled bug hunter in the observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Forestry Magazine
Farmers Union Store Meeting Held Today in North Iowa Town
The annual Farmers Union meeting convened today to review the store and elevator operations on North Iowa Avenue. Officials presented business reports, discussed management issues, and planned officer elections for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union
Farmers Union Organization
Iowa Avenue
Card of Thanks for sympathy after bereavement
The Willis family thanks neighbors and friends for expressions of sympathy during their recent bereavement. Mr and Mrs W C Willis and children express gratitude for support.
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Mecrory
Sleichter
Tising Clul
Bev
C. A. Wooley
Tian
First Church
Washington Advertising Club
Carl M. Keck
The
Commercial Savings Bank
Keck
United States
L . Henderson
Frank Carter
Lee Holland
Henderson
E. M. Bridges & Co
Iowa Gas
W. E. Hender
Ashington
W. E. Hender Garage
Marion Ave
Lange “P
Milwaukee
Myrtle Whistler
Letts Place
Johnson
Letts
H. L. Johnson
Edmonton
Canada
Canada Bank
W. S. Keister & Sons
Mfgs
Washington Buttes
Evening Journal
Inquire Journal Office
Craig Fountain
Jersey
Arthur Duensing
Oscar Jugenheimer
W. B. Ingham
So. Ave
H. P. Deal
Lloyd W. Martin
West Chester
FE. L. Bartholow
Robert Blair
Stuart Hotel
Wyandotte Cockerels
Phelps Light and Power Plant
M. Dale Glass
Winfield
Poland
China
Chas. S. Griffith
T. . Hunter
Horn Bull
Barr Oak Posts
Chariie Mayer
Coop
de Vries
Journal
Frank H. Gray
3Rd Street
Gotoeod
Span Mules
Cloyce Stewart
W. M. Darbyshire
Marion Avenue
Shebeck Estate
Shebeck Bros
Win Smouse
Este
Conklin
Noonan
Carpenters
Mra
Boston Evening Transcript
Washington Iron and Metal Company
South Town Avenue
BLUP
Abe Glatstein
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