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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1922

Page

3

Ainsworth Savings Bank v Colturet Case Postponed

Judge Henry Wagner adjourned the trial until next Monday afternoon after the noon session. Three rebuttal witnesses testified for the Ainsworth bank, including Cashier S A Stephens and President A K Sands, with a Cedar Rapids Merchants National Bank rep involved indirectly. Attorneys expect a jury verdict by Wednesday as hearings continue amid frequent objections.

A. B F. Sands Henry Wagner Ainsworth Savings Bank J. L. Colturet S A. Stephens A. KE. Sands Ainsworth Bank Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids Ainsworth

Diphtheria Claims Life of 3 Year Old Ralph Stout

Ralph Stout aged between three and four died at his home near Brighton at 1 30 am after a week long illness of diphtheria Private burial will be held at Brighton cemetery at 2 pm Sunday. The article also notes diphtheria activity in the area and reports on junior club work with Poland China breed promotion and plans for a baby beef and poultry club in the county. Lyon's for cookies Mott Ode Ferguson of Havre was in Washington today.

Ralph Stout Amore Stourt Stout Brighton Crawford Crawford Township Reed Som Otumes Daniels Waymack Freshwaters Muscatine Washington Urdangen McCreedy Rice Cleary Hoefflin Pearlman Gottbrecht McGugin Dubois Te Strake O’leary O'Leary Klepper Skolnick Burlington Ottumwa Mairfield

Minister Edits Monthly Folder Boosts Bartholow For Legislature

Carl W. Klein balances church duties and teaching while launching Our Church and Home Monthly for 51 Pauls Evangelical churches in Washington and Valley. The four page issue includes church news, ads, and an inspiring editorial urging forward movement despite hard times. Local Farmers Union meeting highlights political engagement and a Valley church history note.

Carl W. Klein Alomet Our Church and Home Monthly Pauls Evangelical Washington Valley Little Magazine Coward Dutch Creek Township Klein

Washington Loses to Muscatine on Armory Floor

Washington boys fell 23 to 9 to Muscatine on their home floor while the Washington girls dominated Muscatine 17 to 4. Washington’s Waymack and Daniels led scoring for the boys. Palmer and Davis starred for the girls as Washington earned praise for teamwork and shooting.

Washington Muscatine Wshington Muscatine Armory Muscating Vera Palmer Lola Davis Palmer Davis Hay Griffith McBride Minick Hayes TeStrake Randleman Bauerback Kautz Mills Morrow Caldwell Deweese Jueitver Rueling

Announcements from Cyrus Chapter Ro A M and Local Groups

A collection of notices lists Cyrus Chapter No 18 meeting for Royal Arch work on Tuesday January 24 with W C Bell and preaching at New Haven church Sunday at 3 pm and 7 30 pm Rev Unthank. Also Legion Auxiliary officers to be installed January 24 at 7 30 pm with hostesses Mrs Hollinger. dues may be paid. Several club and lodge items follow including K of P meeting January 23 and Booster Club election of officers Tuesday, Fortnightly Club program, Baptist Ladies League time change for evangelistic services.

Cyrus W.C. Bell New Haven Unthank Hollinger Tom Downing Harry Evans Baptist Ladies League

Advertisement note from Reister & Sons market

A small ad from Reister & Sons at Washington promoting cash buying of cream eggs poultry and butter. The note invites customers to return and tell neighbors if satisfied, and mentions an ad run that has earned them a new name and possible prosperity.

Christian Revival Entering Third Week With Mothers Night

Revival services at the Christian church under Dr. Campbell enter their third and final week with a large audience and 41 total additions. Tomorrow features a Sunday school contest and a sermon on Can a Person Be a Christian Outside the Church. Mothers Night includes white ribbons or flowers, special music, and solos by Mrs. Enslin and Mrs. Marble. Ruth Wolf of Davenport visited her parents. Klein of Davenport called on friends. local transit ads noted.

The Christian Church Campbell Christian Congregation Jis Linnt Macon

Special Plans for Sunday by Baptists

Dr Phillips delivered sermons at the Baptist church on sin as the worst thing in the Bible. The service featured Awakening Chorus and solos, with three Sunday events planned for Sunday including 1 pm The Rights of a Child, 2:30 pm The Great Discovery, and 7 pm A Business Man's View of Religion.

Mon the Baptist Church Philips Sim Juanita Ellis Dr. Phillips Regan Phillips Excelsior Springs Baptist Church Knights Templar

Pall Wears a beaming suite and travels to Chicago

Joe Pall plans a trip to Chicago tonight to visit his sister Hermina Falk who has just arrived from Heidelberg. She hasn’t seen him in fifteen years and travels with brother David Falk who recently returned home. This is her first visit to the United States and she will live with a neighbor from their German community.

Joe ‘Pall Chicago Hermina Falk Heidelberg Joe Breether David Falk United States Germany

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Ames Rank P. Reed Farm Bureau Ine T In Poultry Ie Lyon's Ode Ferguson Havre Boost Bartholow HE and Brookhart Wention Young America Farmers’ Union J.L. Brookhart E. L. Bartholow Pearl Phillips George Nelson Clifford Hunter Everett Fulton Charles Jackson Sam, McKee Merle Eckels Donald McLaughlin Ernest Carlson Cloyd Knapp Daniels Stars Mike Roberts Oswego N. Y Muscatine Town Hoefflin Gottbrecht and Associates American Legion Auxiliary American Legion Rooms F. & M. Bank Bldg Wilson C. C Belva Carris W. M F. L. Wilson Booster Club A. C. Larson Ment H.J. Ward & Co Dan Bevins Old Tom W. Ss. Reister & Sons Mfgs. of Johnston Phillips Drug Store Kodak Store Evening Journal Ea Grey K. Jefferson Henry Berdo International Mills Norristown H. D. Smith W. D. Loftiss Black Gort Schmoeller Bros Paige Bevins Motor Co W. F. Fleming A. M. Bales BUICK Remington la GC Sith James Thaiston Keota Towa A. F. Stafford W. M. Darbrahies F. E. Waylor Cood City Iowa Ave Deering and McCormick Ford Car James Ralston Keeta Iowa Bats J. Leonard Civil Service Examiner Equitable Bldg Washington, D. C Ruth Wolf Davenport Joe Wolf A. Klein Sanders & Skipton Sutf W. M. Keeley Des Moines Iowa City Supreme Court
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