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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1927

Page

3

Community Socials Highlight Local Weekend Events

A review of recent gatherings shows the Shebeck family hosting an ice cream party for the King's Sons and Daughters class with friends Al Crone Jarrard families and Henrietta Hull's thirteenth birthday. Various out of town guests attended and a Fourth of July celebration led by Fred Neiswanger featured a large fried chicken potluck, bridge on the porch, and a fireworks show for all ages.

John Shebeck King’s Sons and Daughters al Crone G. W. Jarrard Henrietta Hull Hull C. W. Startsman Betty Lansdowne, Pa Fred Neiswanger Manton Hebner Frank Miller Neiswanger Joe Wall Chicago Betlah Burgess Chisago Frances Darbyshire Ottumwa Cc, W. Startsman

Local Gathering At Cedar Rapids With Guests

A social visit brought together Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Taylor of Cedar Rapids Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Davis of Albia and Miss Montgomery among attendees. The event centered on a dinner, with conversation and hospitality shared.

R. P. Taylor Cedar Rapids Emerson Davis Albia Then Montgomery

Community club and society notices from West Chester area

Local groups announce meetings and events across July including Booster Club with Mrs Sam Munson on July 5. Pleasant Plains Missionary Society all day July 6. Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid July 6. Entertainment committee listed. Pythian Sisters regular meeting July 6. Business and Professional Women’s Club June 22. Baptist Kensington meeting July 6. M and church class July 7. Friendship Club July 7. U N Club July 7. Ladies Aid St Paul’s Evangelical July 7. Woodman’s Hall event this evening. Baptist bake sales July 9. Just Us Club July 6. Harmony Club in Sunset Park. Woman’s Relief Corps Friday meeting. United Presbyterian Missionary talk July who. various leaders named. picnics and bake sales noted.

VRS Chadwick Just US Pleasant Plain Missionary Society John Stewart Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Society Pleasant Hill Church Will Caldwell Glenn Pratt Howard Witting Harry Jones P. Club ST. Paul's Ladies Atid Society St. Paul's Evangelical Church Peter Reubank oOo West Cilester West Clester Clarence Neffenbnegger Priendship Club Friendship Club Ben Fitzgerald Missionary Society The Missionary Society of the Christian Church Mort King Pythian Sisters Business and Professional Women’s Club Winnie Palmer Peter Kuebon

Remarkable 76-Rose Stalk Presented to Journal

Among many rose bunches sent to the Journal offices the standout is Mrs John Shebeen and her singular tribute of 76 red rambler roses on a single stalk. The remarkable bloom stood as a striking centerpiece and drew attention for its size and color.

Journal John Shebeen

Prudence Gains More We Accomplish More by Prudence Than Force

This brief aphorism notes that prudence yields greater achievement than force, echoing the Roman senator Tacitus. It frames prudent action as a wiser path to success over aggressive means.

Ticitus

MELLO GLO Face Powder Featured at Toilet Counter

An ad promotes MELLO GLO facial powder from Sherman Brow. It claims the French process powder keeps skin peachy and youthful, prevents large pores, and lasts indefinitely. Available at the toilet counter today.

Sherman Brow

Noted Singer Opposes Smoking for Women and Praises Critics

Ernestine Schumann-Heink offers to be godmother to the first Smith College girl who vows to quit smoking, a pledge not yet taken. In a life story for Good Housekeeping, the opera star defends critics as essential to artists, recalling early pains and later insights from reviews.

Ernestine Schumann-Heink Smith College Good Housekeeping Madame Schumann-Heink

Clayton Bear Challenges County Corn Growers

Clayton Bear issues a sweeping challenge declaring his thirty acre field the largest in the county. He notes 160 acres in total, planted around May 10, in well tiled black soil, previously fall-ploughed, and aims to attract all takers to compare corn yields.

Clayton Bear

Inevitable Quote Draws Backing From Westun Chronicle

The Westen Chronicle frames a stark aphorism about poverty and aging, quoting the line If you live from band to mouth the distance increases as you grow older, as a persuasive hook for a social welfare discussion.

Westen Chronicle

Women at the ancient mill feed the hungry

Grace Nell Crowell in July Good Housekeeping notes how women making bread keep a timeless rite alive to feed men and children. The scene of two women grinding grain by stone under sun and storm reflects enduring labor and nourishment across time.

Grace Nell Crowell Good Housekeeping

Local News Notes and Obituary Mention of Erwin Wesson

Local items record visits by Mrs J E Ream and Mrs W T Carson of Rockford Ill to relatives, a Sad death of Erwin Wesson adopted son of Mr and Mrs Wesson at age 15 from typhoid. Other news include travel to New Sharon and Wellman celebration attendance, and Mrs J W Long receiving news of Erwin's death.

W. H. Stephens Edwin Alm Emily Rockford, Ill J. E. Ream W. T. Carson J. W. Long Frank Wesson Wilderville Oregon Erwin Wesson Erwin Wesson George Hill Burlington W. J. Hill Vo Pi McCaulley Manford Wilcox Sylvia Klines New Sharon Maynard Brown Billy John Westphal Fred Reid Hal Reister Wellman R. C. Jennings Janet Jeanette Tothechild Kansas City Iowa City Ir. Rothschild Yankton, S. C Jessie Klein

Train collision on West Shore line injures many

At Iona Island New York a southbound New York Ontario and Western passenger train struck a standing combination train after following a switch into a siding. Several people were injured and physicians believed four persons were killed.

Iona Island N. Y New York, Ontario ,and Western West Shore Railroad

Traveler's Tour Party Plans European Journey

A cablegram from Edna Klein in London reports the voyage went well. The Temple Tours party, meeting a professor from Iowa City in London, will travel under his direction through Switzerland France and Germany.

Cablegram Edna Klein London Iowa City Switzerland France Germany

Local Notables Visit Friends and Return Home Across Iowa

Geo Simerman travels from Iowa City to visit his daughter Grace Easter at University hospital before returning to Keota. Several residents make short trips or host guests, including I W Redding to Albia, Mrs Alfred Vestal from Alexis staying with local families, and the Andersons visiting Muscatine and Fort Madison. Community members also report travel to Mt. Pleasant, Jer sey City, and Wilton for visits or work.

Geo. Simerman Iowa City Grace Easter University Hospital Mr. Simerman Keota Ruth Dorothy Fort Madison J. ¥. Kunath Anderson Muscatine Ft. Madison Graham

For Sale Listing Includes Dresser and Electric Washer

Classified notice lists for sale assorted household items including dressers bed and springs, Morris chair, rocker, library table, electric washer, rugs, Wilton stair carpet, curtains, small table, laundry stove, coal stove, oil stove, settee, and pictures with contact code L201a.

Wilton

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J. S. Casdorph Edna Verdallia Sunset Park John Zook J. G. Zook J. A. Arnold June Leslie Zook Earl Zook Zook Fern Cliff Vaughn Darbyshire Irene Reed Juanita Rosenberger Delbert Wilson Glenn Thompson Earl Whetstine W. J. Maéson Socetae, Calender Royal Neighibors Woodman's Hall Wehepnesday Harmony Club Harmony Club Priday Harvey U.N Mgr T. J. Harvey Ladies Ald Prontic Ladies Ald Society of the Flrst United Presbyterian Church Sanset Park Washington Ler i W.S. Reister & Sons Eggs & Poultry Sam Munson Pleasant Plains Missionary Society Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Society Glen Pratt Baptist Kensington West Chester Ellen Dayton Dan Gass M. &. Church of Clarence Neftfeninger U.N. Club T. J. Harvey Woodman'’s Hall Baptist Washington Cleaners Just Us Club Mrs. Chadwick Baptist Ladies Woman's Relief Corps Ladies Aid of First United Presbyterian Church PREAD W. Redding Town Arthur Reding Alfred Vestal Alexis, HL B. W. Crosby George Anderson Minnie McDonald West Arizona Colorado California James Cowger West Burlington Harry Miller Ainsworth Letha Moore Iowa Mer Will Moore Ethel Rose Malcolm Albila J. C. McKay Mt. Pleasant John Forman O.bf. McGuire Jersey City New Jersey Gretchen Mellecker Fr. Mellecker J. Be. Selman Wak M. Dodder Inquire Journal R. Sage Journal Office MAYO Home Bakery Homer Stephen Enslin Banner Bargain
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