Neighborhood News Reports in Washington County
Brief notices from Washington County cover births deaths and personal items. Names and places appear among short items and community updates.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1919
Page
5
Brief notices from Washington County cover births deaths and personal items. Names and places appear among short items and community updates.
A string of local items reports Frank Dagle and Guy Hyde returning from service with family gatherings in Rubio and Brighton. Purchases include L B Laithly selling a car and Morgan buying the Northcutt property. Farms change hands from Baxter Ingham to Joe Day and from W W Harras to Ed Crile.
The Friday Crazy Carnival drew a fair crowd in cool weather, selling nearly twelve gallons of cream and clearing about $25. Local residents and visitors including the Swails families, Mrs. Sherd Starks, Alfred Stark, Fred Crawford, and Mrs. Faye Cherwinker were noted. A Children’s Day program drew a large attendance though not as strong as past years, with several residents visiting leaders and relatives in the area.
Mrs Margaret Fisher of Bernes City retains her daughter Mrs J H Atkinson this week. Adster welcomed by Mr and Mrs Hill on Tuesday July 1 at Guthrie Center. Miss Gertrude Bailey of Fairfield called on her aunt Mrs Walter Brim. George Cain and Otto McNeese return from France after twenty six months in the army. Rev George Anderson and wife with baby arrive home from a three week vacation.
Keota notes state Miss Bertha Lutz died Tuesday night at Oakdale sanitarium. Funeral services will be at St Marys Church Friday morning. she was sister to Mrs. Matt Redlinger of Washington. Also announces birth of first son to Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Evans weighing ten pounds with three sisters.
July 2 Crawfordsville notes say Mr and Mrs Clarence Schwab of Ainsworth visit relatives. B M O Beirn of Gravity Iowa attended. A band concert drew a large crowd with next week's show planned for Thursday and an ice cream supper on Clint Fletcher lawn for a benefit. Mr and Mrs John Wooley of Moscow Idaho arrived to visit their parents.
Len Batter son of Memphis Missouri spent Monday night at the AE Knotts home. Mr and Mrs Yyall Moore left Thursday for Davenport to visit relatives. Mrs James Walton visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs J A Walker last week. Tom Knotts returned home Saturday night from Arkansas. W A Leet bought the C O Davis farm next to his. Mabel Hornung visited her aunt Mrs J B Moore. W C Embree heard the Taft lecture in Washington.
A historical notice explains catarrh as a internal remedy disease and praises Hall's Catarrh Medicine for systemic action through the blood. It claims physician endorsement, lists ingredients as tonics and blood purifiers, and offers testimonials upon request. It also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
At the home three miles southeast of Mediapolis on July 3, Rev Ralph Case and Miss Leila Sharer united in marriage with ring bearers Harry and Frank Sharer. Guests included families from Washington and Gary Indiana, a three course dinner followed, and the couple will reside in Burley Idaho.
The first complete Stone reunion in fifteen years gathered at J M Stone’s home north of Ainsworth on Friday July 4. Present were A R Stone Chicago S W Stone New York City W S Stone Cleveland OH S R Stone Chicago and J M Stone of Ainsworth. The day featured lively reminiscences and a generous noon dinner.
A jolly picnic yesterday united Mrs A H Stephens family including Mrs Tirza Stephens and daughters Mrs Anna Rice of Garnett Kansas and Mrs Josephine Thompson of Los Angeles Cal. Also present were Mrs Rice's daughter Mrs Mary Wallace from Indians. About thirty relatives attended before rain cut the visit short.
Thursday evening the Daw son sisters hosted a small gathering for their new cousin Mrs Ernest Atchison bride last week. Miss Carolyn Hamilton and Mrs H H McCleery along with Miss Mae McNamara and Miss Maurine MeelLaughlin performed songs readings and duets. Ice cream cake and confections complemented the event while Mrs McNamara offered two encores and two readings highlighting a lighthearted and versatile program.
A volunteer group of girls directed by Miss Carolyn Hamilton presented a afternoon musicale at the temporary home of the First United Presbyterian church. Principals included Evelyn Eldridge Lois Macon Maurine McLaughlin Louise Livingston Bertha Hay and others with Mrs Livingston and Mrs McCleery. The program offered solos duets readings and a ladies chorus with strong performances and a silver offering collected at the end.
Rev C A Fields will preach at 11 00 am in Ainsworth with special music. Evening service is discontinued until further notice. Delegates from Victor district convention will lead League service at 6 45 pm and Sunday school at 9 30 am with class meeting at 10 30 am and Epworth League at 6 46 pm. J A Glendinning pastor. A King musical director.
Sunday will be observed in harmony with the times as churches hold morning sermons on Psalms 20 5, a memorial for Claude D Swisher at 3 pm, and an 830 pm evening service on The Power of the Gospel. Attend as invited.
Sunday school hosts sessions at 9 45 with new classes and lessons. Morning worship at 11 features a sermon The Sure Foundation and good music. Christian Endeavor meets at 7 00 pm. evening service at 8 00 pm with the pastor's sermon. The cool church uses electric fans for comfort. ARTHUR R OATES Pastor.
The BAPTIST church announces Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 55 and B Y P U at 7 with an evening service and a Wednesday prayer meeting. Everyone receives a cordial welcome. Pastor M R Regan.
The ASSOCIAT. PRESBYTERIAN church outlines a Bible class at 10:00 led by the pastor, morning worship at 11:00, Bible study at 7:00 p.m. on Acts of the Apostles, and an 8:00 evening worship with both services preached by Rev. D. J. Manson, pastor.
The church lists a Sabbath school at 9 45 a m Children's Day services at 11 a m and a Christian Endeavor meeting at 7 p m followed by an 8 p m preaching service by Rev Leslie Mountford pastor.
Services Sunday at 11:00 a.m. on God as the subject. Golden Text from Psalm 18:2- The Lord is my rock and fortress and deliverer. Wednesday evening meeting at 8 o'clock invites all to attend.
D Milton Davis will occupy the pulpit at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. at Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church in upcoming services. The schedule indicates morning and evening sermons by the visiting speaker.
The Ainsworth Methodist Episcopal Church announces Sunday worship at the local church with Rev. R. L. Burdock of Columbus Junction delivering the morning sermon. Evening service will feature the church pastor. A quadrantal election of lay delegates follows the morning service chaired by Mr. J. M. Lord with Messrs. Sands and Gray as clerks. Members over twenty one may vote. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
Mrs. E. E. Norris, who spent the winter with the Regan family, has returned from Liberty Missouri and will remain through the summer.
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