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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1923

Page

6

Correspondents Report Weathered News From Journal Page

Jan 18 report notes McCreedy transacted business in Washington while Mrs Booth and Vivian Booth visited relatives there. Rev Caeselman returned from a two week trip. Godlove shows kidney trouble but improves. Albert Taylor family quarantined for smallpox after Mrs Taylor contracted it in Centerville. Philip Casselman ill since Monday. Faerber farm sale Tuesday drew a large crowd with lunch staff selling out.

J. RK. McCreedy Washington J. °. Booth Vivian Waehini F. R. Caeselman Fort Harold Godlove Albert Taylor Taylor Centerville Philip Casselman Faerber Farm

Highland News Notes Visit Family and Meetings

Wintere and wife were at the A. J. Steele home. Roy Steele and family visited Mrs. Steele's father, Harry Harrison, in Washington. Synett Rath and Case Steele both made business visits to Iowa City and Washington. Rev. Winters began a series of meetings at Union Dale. M. M. Steele visited the Geo. Grecian home and Frank Knotek’s dwelling. Noy Steele rented Knotek’s den this year. Ed Havel called on Henry Green. Highland Sewing Circle meeting postponed to January. Mrs. T. M. YConnor visits ill brother in Washington.

Ree. Wintere Caliere A. J. Steele Roy Steele Maxine Ed Havel Hétry Green Highland Sewing Circle M. M. Steele T. M Yconnor Washington

Riverside business caller Roy Steele linked to farm rent

Roy Steele was a business caller in Riverside Monday. Jease Sandere has rented a part of the N. Steele farm for the coming year.

Roy Steele Riverside Jease Sandere N. Steele

Crawfordsville residents attend Cedar Rapids meeting

F. FE Young travelled to Cedar Rapids for the annual Town Mutual Insurance Association meeting. Mrs Floyd Kennedy and children returned home to Carthage after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C H Fishburn. Rebecca Chrissinger and Edwin attended Uncle Robert Chrissinger's funeral in Winfield.

Crawfordsville F. FE. Young Cedar Rapids Town Mutual Insurance Association Floyd Kennedy Carthage C. H. Fishburn Rebecca Chrissinger Ce Edwin Tunele Robert Chrissinger Winfield

Birthday Celebrations and Local Notices From Ainsworth

Ainsworth celebrates Mrs Freeland’s fourth birthday with family from Macon and Columbus City visiting. Local events include visits by families to Washington and Lone Tree, a Baptist Aid meeting planned, a handkerchief shower for Mrs Riddington as she moves, and shipments by the Co-Operative Shipping association.

Ainsworth Mre Freeland J. KE Macon L. C. James Columbus City Aid Society of the Baptist Church B. Thompson C. E. Riddington Co-Operative Shipping Association A. Belleau Florence Wheeler Helen Washington Lee Norris Chicago Ronald Hay Lincoln Neb Hay Luella Sands Gladys Evans George Clayton Eden Norman Bean Lone Tree E. R. Rhodes Muscatine

Community Notes From Ainsworth and Surroundings

Sunday events include the Rhodes and McConnell families renting the Will McConnell farm southeast of Ainsworth. A farm near town is quarantined for small pox, and a local agent group led by H T Trotter visited Des Moines. The Faerber sale drew a crowd, Crawford moves to a new store, Chihak adds electric lighting, and local teams prepare for a Brighton game. A birthday gathering for Mrs Trotter and Everette Shearer featured a three course supper with friends.

Frank Chihak Rhodes Homes A. J. Faerber G. Crawford Hilton Olds Washington Prof Burger Prof. Robertson Cotter

Local News Roundup From Ainsworth Area

January activity includes George Birney shipping hogs Hinskins, L M Stephentin shelling corn, Will Havel and Will Richards delivering corn. Wolf hunt near Wallace’s timber ends with a kill by Will Martin and companions. Community notices cover visits, illness, schooling, club meeting, and social gatherings around Ainsworth and nearby farms.

Will Richards R.C Kiernan Ainsworth Arnet Mathers Martha Vere Davis

Rural Route No Six Progress and Local Visit

Mrs W D Booth is progressing well with favorable conditions reported. Misses Blanche and Eunice Scott spent last Saturday in town shopping.

W. D. Booth Blanche Eunice Scott

Local family visits and caregiving noted in social roundup

Mr and Mrs O B Mouser visited the Booth parents on Wednesday. Mrs Mouser will care for the Booth baby until the mother recovers. The report lists dinners at the Ray Bell and FE Bishop homes and visits by Miss Mattie Thrasher, Mrs Clara Fisher, John Lang, and Ralph Scott’s family, with Mrs D C Griggs visiting Armour and Roy Teets today.

O. B. Mouser Parental Booth Clara Fisher Ernest John Lang Chas Maple and Sons Ray Bell Little Booth D. C. Griggs Armour

French Saying on Love and Jealousy

A concise aphorism notes jealousy as the sister of love and the devil as the brother of angels, attributed to Bout flers. The line frames passion and envy in a moral contrast.

Devil Angels Boutflers

Tire Materials Dominate Cotton and Rubber Use

One third of US cotton bales are consumed for automobile tires and four fifths of all rubber pounds go into tires. The figures illustrate the heavy material demands of tire production on textiles and elastomer supplies.

United States

Cuff Link Watches Move to Tiny Wearable Timepieces

Watches are being produced small enough to be worn as cuff links. The pocket accessory trend changes as manufacturers craft miniature movements for formal wear, offering discreet timekeeping without bulky bracelets.

Musterole to Soothe Cold Symptoms Quick

Musterole is an easy to apply ointment with oil of mustard that penetrates fast. It claims to prevent colds from turning into flu and to relieve sore throats chest congestion rheumatism sprains neuralgia and more with 35 and 65 cent jars and a 3 dollar hospital size.

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