Jones Funeral Home Joins Order of the Golden Rule
The L. A. Jones Funeral Home in Washington has been accepted into the national Order of the Golden Rule. The honor, limited to one director per community, recognizes adherence to ethical service, reasonable prices, and a commitment to universal accessibility during times of need. The emblem features an armored knight with a shield bearing the order motto.
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the Journal
L. A. Jones Funeral Home
Washington
Order of the Golden Rale
National Order
Jones Organization
Commercial Savings Bank
Washington County
Pittsburgh Daughter Undergoes Serious Foot Operation
Mrs Louis Reller of Pittsburgh underwent a very serious foot operation after injuries from three years ago. The news was received yesterday by Mr and Mrs Joe Shalla at their home.
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Werd
Joe Shalla
Louis Reller
Pittsburgh
High School Notes Reflect Busy Semester Start
The second semester began with new schedules and a brief assembly to clear up changes. Rotary club guests Harvey Coulter Wayne Brown and Edwin Davidson attended. A Wednesday dinner featured Rev TL Broeker as speaker and new library acquisitions included forestry aviation and psychology titles. Girl Reserve programs and a home declamatory contest were noted, with seniors voting on rings and a band rehearsal under Mr. McKay. An upcoming Happy Hour and Date Party were planned, while junior college activity included Grove Letts and George Zeck roles and an assembly shift. Four report cards were issued and several new students enrolled in both high school and junior college classes.
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Miss Montgomery
Gladys Edwards
Raymond Witting
Ruth Foster
Gill
Mass
Grove
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Ben Franklin
Harvey Coulter
Wayne Brown
Edwin Davidson
Rotary Club
Pack and Gill
Barret Stirchey
Jams
Seashore
George Zeck Jed
Girls Glee Club
Harold Montgomery
Carl Seliger
Lac
the Evening Journal
Travelers Mutual Casualty Company
Ole
Wee Vicaries
Legal Reserve
Des Moines
Iowa
Tornads
Washington, Iowa
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