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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1921

Page

7

News Notes from Neighboring Towns and Country

Local items report visits, harvest activity, and community events across Haskins Rubio and Washington. Notable notes include a forged check case involving two young boys, families visiting relatives in Oregon and Kansas, and ongoing crop and home maintenance updates.

Edna Martin and many locals back from visits and incidents

Brighten society notes recount Edna Martin returning from Galesburg and Arthur Parks visiting Cedar Rapids from Wapello as well as newborn Ruth Hoover at home of Glen Hoover. Several residents travel to Wisconsin and Fairfield while a scarlet fever quarantine affects the Spellman home. A fire alarm prompt near the Mes senger home ends with minor damage and a car collision after a band concert near the State Bank corner.

Brighton Edna Martin Galesburg W. F. Martin Arthur Parks Cedar Rapids Wapello Bert Christie W. 8. Parks Glen Hoover Daugher Ruth Frank Dey Huston Heights Tex Lydia Madden J. B. Dey Lillis Hicks Milton Rhodes Mtt. Pleansant Leslie Hicks Fairfield Mary Wikoff Lorne Bidwell Wellman Bidwell Shirley Bidwell Floyd Robison Altha June June Miller James Robert Ottumwa J. H. Williams D. H. Wentworth Washington F. L. Adams Wisconsin Adams Amny Day Gilbert Will Weidner John Jones Cleo Jones Loring Martin Des Moines Chas Messenger David Woodworth Anna Mae Walter Cresco Spellman State Bank

County Churches Lexington Methodist Vacation School and Picnic

The Children's Day exercises are set for Sunday at the Lexington church at 11 a.m. Preaching at Pilotsburg at 9 a.m. and at Zion Center at 2 p.m. A vacation school runs Fridays 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Attendance earns a diploma. Zion Center community picnic planned for Monday July 4 at Clarke Bell home with a music and recitation program. Ivan Cameron Thom, pastor.

Lexington Methodist Lexington Pilotsburg Zion Center Clarke Bell Ivan” Cameron Thom

Bethel Presbyterian Sunday Services Near Washington

Northeast of Washington the Bethel Presbyterian Church schedules Sunday school at 10 60 a m and preaching services at 11 00 a m Pastor C M Diefenbach leads the congregation.

Union services and training announced by E A Anderson

Bible school at 10 a m. Preaching at 11 a m. Communion service follows. Union services at 2 p m in churches listed alphabetically for July and August. Prayer services dismissed in both churches for two months. Teacher's Training Friday evening. You are welcome to worship here. E A Anderson, pastor.

Bible School E. A. Anderson

New Haven Baptist Bible School and Evening Services

New Haven Baptist invites all to Bible school at 2 p m and preaching at 3 p m led by pastor E A Anderson. Everyone welcome to attend and participate in the church activities.

NEW Haven Baptist Bible School E. A. Anderson

Prairie Flower Baptist Bible School and PBA Schedule

Prairie Flower Baptist announces Bible school at 10 a m and P B A at 11 a m. No midweek service for July and August. A hearty welcome to worship. E A Anderson pastor.

Prairie Flower Baptist Bible School E. A. Anderson

Bowers to Preach Sunday in Eureka at 2 36 PM

Dr. W W Bowers will preach on Sunday July 3 at 2 36 oclock in Eureka The service follows a 1 30 PM Sunday school session with the preacher listed for the event.

W. W. Bowers

President Montgomery to Preach at Parsons College

The president Montgomery of Parsons College will deliver a sermon at 11 o clock offering a pastoral address.

Bethel Presbyterian Montgomery Parsons College

Farms Grow Larger Despite Fewer in Iowa

Iowa shows fewer farms but larger average size over fifty years. Farm numbers declined from 228,622 in 1900 to 213,439 in 1920, while acreage per farm rose from 181 in 1910 to about 157 in 1920, with a dip in 1910. War conditions briefly disrupted rotation and grain output.

Iowa Towa

Records of Dempsey and Carpentier boxers

Biographical and fight records for Marcel Carpentier born 1894 Lens France and Jack Dempsey born 1895 Manassa Colorado list bouts by year with outcomes and opponents including KO wins losses and exhibitions through 1920. Includes dates locations opponents and event results across multiple years.

Carpentier Lens France Bourgeois Wettinck Log—Mazok Moinerau Salmon Lepine Legrand Lampin Wetiick Dorgeville Simon Adalme Ceveauy Belinger Ledoux Gaillard Paul Til

Fairbanks Fifth United Artists Vehicle The Nut Opens at Fox

Douglas Fairbanks creative aim drives The Nut a new pattern original story for the camera and comedy devices. Set in Greenwich Village New York the film follows an eccentric inventor who uses gadgets to win the heroine. The Nut opens Monday July 4 at the Fox Theatre in a two day engagement.

Douglas Fairbanks Fox Fairbanks United Artists Kenneth Davenport William Parker Lotta Woods New York Greenwich Village

Giant still seized in Mason City claims value $75,000

Police confiscated a copper fifty gallon mash apparatus described as the largest still in captivity. Estimated daily production of hooch could reach 15 gallons under the distiller's three eight hour shifts. Suspect Michael Zivanovich faced a judge and was bound over on $6,000 bond.

Mason City President Avenue Mike Zivanovich Zivanovich

Huck Finn Book Sparked Debate Over Harmful Content

Milwaukee Journal recalls the early reception of Adventures of Huckleberry Finn as potentially harmful to youth. The New York public library later listed it among essential works, while major libraries like Boston’s initially refused to circulate it, citing harm to young minds.

New York Public Library Boston Public Lbrary Milwaukee Journal

Demand for Tanlac Breaks All Records

Tanlac, a celebrated medicine, is claimed to have broken sales records with over twenty million bottles sold in six years across the United States and Canada. The ad cites international fame and reports of restored health in sufferers from stomach liver and kidney disorders, plus relief from indigestion headaches and depression, with Sherman Bros. Pioneer Drug Store in Washington selling it.

Taulae Canada America Washington Sherman Bros Pioneer Drug Store Advt

Moonshiners Target Gold Object Amid Guarded Still Rumors

Reports say a clique of moonshiners plan to seize a still believed to be valuable. People differ on superstition about robins. some Germans think a robin near the house guards against fire while others view it as a bad omen.

Germany

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