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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1923

Page

8

Local residents visit Washington for shopping and business

Rose W Sheets of Keota did not visit yesterday while S W Carrick of Wyman and W A Bent of Haskins spent the day in Washington. Others including Mrs Milton Mogs of Kalona and Pearl D Morris of Keota shopped there. Marion Randle arrived from Waukesha Wisconsin to attend the funeral of his grandmother Mrs Marion Crawford.

S. W. Carrick Wyman Washington W. A. Bent of Haskins Weebington Ike McCreedy Milton Mogs Kalona Pearl D. Morris Keota eMarion Randle Waukesha, Wis

Local residents spend day trips and visits across Iowa towns

News notes list numerous Ottumwa residents traveling to Davenport Muscatine Morning Sun Keota Burlington Columbus Junction Rubio and Titustowns for visits or to spend the day. Addresses relatives and friends, with several mentions of professional services and local merchants advertising.

Hilene Busby Columbus Junction Mrs Kesse) Conner

Washington Daybook Briefs From Crawfordsville and Keota

Local notes report Mrs W. Roger of West Chester in Washington. Leota Adams of Crawfordsville shopping in Washington. Ralph Pratt and Matt Wehr visited Winfield. Keota residents J G Seeton Oleta and Leta Carri shopped in town. Lois Davidson and Mrs Adams shopped in Washington. Sweet peas advertised by Washington Green House. Dinner at Lyons noon to eight. J E Linder Cotter visited Washington on business. Cary Brown's family returned to Mt Union after a visit with A T Brown. Prof G M Knox and Nora Curran welcomed a baby girl in Piedmont California. Sidney Coon returned from Cedar Rapids visiting J Lindley Coon. Insurance firm led by J Lindley reaches forty five million.

Jerry Curran G. M. Knox Piedmont California Oakland Sidney Coon Cedar Rapids J. Lindley Coon J. Lindley

Coal Order Keeps La Salle's Winter Readiness

A steady supply of La Salle coal should sustain households through the coming winter season as deliveries continue to meet demand.

la Salle

Community group notices list January meetings and socials

Local announcements include business meetings at 8 PM Tuesday J E Wolfe recorder Knights of Pythias regular session Monday 7 30 PM and various club activities at homes and schools this week plus planned candy socials and programs at Lookout and East Prairie schools and Fortnightly and auxiliary gatherings with officer elections and installations.

Knights of Pythias Order of C. C Bible Department Freeek Wilson East Prairie School Riverside Amelia Schmidt Adies Auxiliary of the American Legion Klein Klothing Ko Harvey Young East Main Street

Junior Hi Pep presents varied school radio program

A Junior Hi radio segment from Station B U G 8 features Madame Elizabethus Hollingsworth with Miss Vincenten ous on piano, a continued story by Harvey Burham, the Stomach Acting Quartet song How Can I Leave Thee, a report on last night's basketball win over the Freshmen, and a reading of The Pumpkin Center Hawkeye by Baconie Whites.

Junior Hi Ingane Asylum Washtub Elizabethus Hollingsworth Vincentenous Harvey Burham Mary Louise Harwoodington Vinceentous Pumpkin Center Hawkeye Baconie Whites

Junior Hi team edges Freshmen 7 to 6 in gym thriller

The Junior High squad defeated the Freshmen 7-6 at Commercial Club Gym. Nickerson Thompson and Simmering starred for J. H. S. with McCall and Chance contributing, while Crone Hill and Lloyd Hill led the Freshmen. Rex Ben? refereed the tense clash amid wild crowd reaction.

Nickerson Chance Fresh Thompson J. H McCall Simmering Junior Hi Raymond Crone Lloyd Hill Delbert Badham Max McCall Sam Simmering Meredith Chance Robert Lewis David McCreedy Rex Nickerson Robert Thompson Lloyd Conger Crone Harold Schmoeller John Shields Rex Ben

Can and Terrace Shinny Folly and School Day Dare

A boy’s diary style reminiscence shows shinny as a popular game. He describes chasing a can on sidewalks and terraces despite injuries and broken shins and finger bleeds. The verse ends with a promise to play one more crack after the last bell.

Local GC Section Sees Two Members Depart

The GC section lost two members last week Hal McClosky moved to Davenport and Irene Roe went to Wisconsin both took their parents. The eighth grade gains Edna Sperry and Alice Bailey new pupils this semester Mrs Milan Shields and John Matthews acting as substitutes for Miss Rhodes. A standard spelling test was given to all grades Friday and home economics classes served breakfasts Thursday. A bake sale at Cunningham's store supported Armenians and scouts enjoyed a trip to Chautauqua Park for a weenie roast and hike.

Hal McClosky Davenport Irene Roe Wisconsin Edna Sperry Alice Bailey Brighton Milan Shields Miss Rhodes John Matthews Austin

If Everything Were Turned Around by Carroll Norton

A reflective piece by Carroll Norton imagines a world reversed and asks readers to consider norms when a boy wears skirts and walks the streets, prompting thought on gender expectations and social reactions.

Carroll Norton

Junior Hi Falls to Sophomores in Low Scoring Friday Game

The Junior Hi team lost 19 to 9 to a Sophomore league opponent Friday after school. After a slow start the sophomores pulled away late, despite the Juniors leading 6 to 3 at halftime. Donald Duke fouled out. Wm. McConauchy came in as a substitute as a late burst by the orange jerseys produced a steady score increase.

Sophs Donald Duke Wm. McConauchy Junior Hi Raymond Crowe Donald Wood Lloyd Conger Sam Simmering Grant McKenzie Rex Nickerson Busby Robert Lewis Joe Kelley Delbert Badham Wm. McConauxhy

Robbery Involving Buick Six Ends With Arrest

In a tense pursuit, two bandits force Tom into a Buick Six and flee toward a garage near the schoolmaster’s home. A shotgun blast from the schoolmaster wounds a bandit, enabling Tom to alert police in Vicksburg. Police position checkpoints, but a car matching the schoolmaster’s number arrives. a wheel breaks, and the suspects are halted and arrested.

Tom Bank Vicksburg

Simple Simon Seeks a Drink in Rhymed Exchange

A fragmentary verse exchange features Simple Simon asking a dryman for a drink. The dryman replies with playful, cryptic lines about knowledge and behavior, followed by scattered editorial phrases and definitions from a teacher figure. The passage reads as a puzzle of language and whimsy with unclear context.

Short comic tale in street scene humor

Oran and a teacher debate sentence structure as humorous dialogue unfolds. A dog pulls a can on a street and an exchange with Dunham and Charles hints at a playful bluff using a bull dog to provoke a scare.

Dunham Charles

First authentic clock built for Paris palace of justice in 1364

The earliest known clock with an authentic record was built in 1364 by Henry de Vick under the directive of Charles V for the Paris palace of justice.

Henry de Vick Charles V Palace of Justice Paris

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