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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1924

Page

6

Openbergs Celebrate Twentieth Wedding Anniversary

Society notes recount the Openberg anniversary at 202 East 6th Street with family from Rock Island Ottumwa and Brighton joining in dinner on the lawn. Sunshine Community club met with a patriotic program and pink and white refreshments. A bridge party and park picnics highlighted local social events. The piece also covers church ladies work, a surprise party at the parsonage, and a Fort Smith Arkansas minister officiating a Porter Wilson wedding at 415 South Fourth Avenue.

W. EB. Openberg Peter Openerg Fast 6Th Street Phyllis Rock Island Clifton Shryock Shryock W. E. Openberg William Clark J. B. Shryock Ellen Ottumwa L. M. Shryock Mary Brighton Rollie Optenberg C. P. Fox Roy Finch Hagel Edith Porter J. A. Porter William Palmer Wilson Johns. Wilson Porter South Fourth Avenue Frank Galloway Fort Smith Arkan

Community Picnic and Wedding Details At Local Methodist Church

The Shalom Group Sun­day school class will meet for a picnic at Sunset Park on Tuesday July 5 at six o'clock. The Ladies Aid Society notes a family connection, and a wedding description covers Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Simmerman as best man and matron of honor, with attire and flowers noted. The bride, a Nevada Iowa public school teacher, and the groom, a 1916 Washington high school graduate and World War veteran, prepare for graduation and future plans in Ames and Des Moines.

Shalom Group The Methodist Church Sunset Park Sas Croam Wayne Simmerman Porter Mary Porter McGinnis Beth Wilson Quinn Wilson State Teachers College Cedar Falls Boy Sigma Ci Nevada Iowa Washington High School France 168Th Infantry Iowa State College Ames Rice Des Moines

Baby dies as auto overturns near Pella Iowa

Phylise Ann Williamson two and a half months old died when a Ford touring car skidded on a steep embankment ten miles west of Pella. Her mother bruised, three year old Douglas cut, father unhurt. Funeral service set for Sunday at R L Coulter home with burial at Elm Grove cemetery. Pale. Des Moines relatives arrive.

Phylise Ann Marvin Williamson Des Moines Pelia Washington Williamson Cleo Coulter Douglas Pella Ross Coulter Phyllis Ann Owen Williamson Frank Warren Paneral Jones & McElhinney

Democratic Convention Faces Deadlock as Ballots Continue

After seventy ballots, the Democratic National Convention remained deadlocked between William G. McAdoo and Gov. Alfred E. Smith. Delegates from Missouri and Kansas met with Illinois leader George Brennan to propose a committee as a compromise. Several schemes were debated but none agreed, with Davis and Baker also in the running and other candidates far behind.

Missouri Kansas George Brennan Illinois New York Wm. G. McAdoo Alfred E. Smith Smith John W. Davis Newton D. Baker Senator Underwood Alabama Senator Glass Virginia Ator Robinson Arkansas Ritchie Maryland Saulsbury Delaware Guv. Bryan Nebraska Owen Oklahoma McAdoo

Cox Withdraws Name From Democratic Convention

James M. Cox of Ohio withdraws from the Democratic National Convention amid a push for harmony. A telegram from Cox to Ohio delegates urges timely action to end the deadlock and says his devotion to the party outweighs personal ambition.

Madison Square Garden New York James M. Cox Ohio J. Henry Geek Cox Dayton James E. Campbell

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Hope Through Adversity Inspires Blossoms Ahead

A hopeful line urges steadfastness amid life’s storms. It compares rough times to a hurricane that clears a path toward a bed of blossoms, encouraging perseverance and faith.

First Rhode Island Woman Becomes Certified Public Accountant

Miss Adelie M. Emin of Providence earns the distinction of the first woman in Rhode Island to qualify as a certified public accountant.

Adelie M. Emin Providence Rhode Island

Poor Tactics Quote on Advice and War Strategy

A quote from American Legion Weekly contrasts gendered advice with wartime strategy. It asserts that women do not advise on clothing, just as you would not ask the enemy for war tactics. The piece uses sharp, provocative language to critique strategic consultation dynamics.

American Legion Weekly

Silk turban and bag brighten bold crepe de chine frock

The photographed turban and bag use figured silk in red, green, and black to complement a white crepe de chine accordion pleated frock. The ensemble reflects the season’s emphasis on accessories over the frock itself.

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Sunshine Community Club John Koehler Doris Hulick Reading John Greene Alice Wolfe Ida Koehler Liberty Webra Weerman Helen Wood Bridge Ruth Harrison Vaughn Davis Louise McBride Rowena Whitaker Ruth Killian Miss Whitaker Sara Grimes Miss Harrison Lillian Brown Sevilla Boice Baraca West Chester Baptist Sunday School Philathea Lester Sigmund Philatheas Frank Sherbeck Valley St. Paul's Evangelical Ladies Aid Society West Chester the Ladies Aid Society of the Agnes Ross Susan Coffey Methodist Church of Sadie Dusenbery van Sickle Dr. Henderson Albert M. Huff Court House West Chester Methodist Ladies Aid Sam De-Long Boyer J. L. Griggs Henry Lewistrick Mr. Cox Farmers & Merchants Bank HB. Knight Washington, Iowa Physicians and Surgeons A. John Droz West Main Frank Boller City Mutual W. Washington T. J. Pease Farmers and Merchants Bank Blue Mutual J. D. Dayton Washington County Aucgioneers Austin Sutherland R. R T. A. Michels OWA Morrison & Morrison Brookhart Bros. Law Las Opera House Mutual Phone C. J. Wilson CG. C. Wilson Wilson & Wilson Opposite Journal Livingston & Eicher Law Offich Nat'l Bank Routh of Water Works
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