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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1925
Page
5
Snow continues in Havre with many social visits and family gatherings. Neighboring residents attend reunions in Illinois, music at households, and several move or purchase farms and horses. Local clubs, school exams, and basketball results also appear among the day to day reports.
The Wellston Iowa social club met with twelve members and eight visitors. Mrs. Wes Engel read the meeting in the absence of the president. The January social will be Jan 20 at Mr. and Mrs. W C Hotle home. If stormy, Jan 22. Members to bring soup bowls cups and spoons. Also bring Rook cards or tables. Hostess Grace assisted by Grace. Next gathering Jan 29 with Mrs. Ross A Whitacre. Leola Hotle and Velma Leacox entertainment committee.
At a Whatsoever society meeting at Mrs. O W McGrew home, officers were elected led by President Mrs BR H Shearer and Vice President Mrs Glen Ayers. The Philomathean high school program Jan 21 features Booth Tarkington tales with student roles and a musical interlude by the orchestra. Earl Gray of California visited relatives en route to New York. Sixty five friends celebrated Mrs B F Woodruff's 62nd birthday in Louisa Center.
Mr and Mrs Will Wellman moved into the Barthelow house north of the school. Several families visited relatives and attended social events including rock parties oyster suppers and a bob sled ride. Various residents reported illnesses deliveries and daily activities around Young America Verdi and nearby farms.
Berlin reports the 1924 German year as one of financial adjustment under the rentenmark. Dawes plan implementation, reparations funding, and U S and British loans fostered revival, though living costs stay high and credit strict. Railways reopened, Ruhr evacuated, and foreign credit grows, yet league of nations talks stall.
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