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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1919
Page
3
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Mrs. John Edward Martin also known as Margaret Wilde, daughter of Walter B. Wilde and Ethel Ball Wilde, died in a Peoria hospital after influenza. Major John Edward Martin, her husband, survived with a newborn son John Edward Martin Jr. and her parents and sister Marianne. Funeral and burial were in Peoria.
Miss Hazel Dean learns from her mother Mrs Ernest Dean visiting St Paul of the drowning death of Harold Wunsch, aged nineteen, while swimming with friends during a lakeside picnic near the excursion site. Wunsch had recently been released from the Navy two months prior.
M Orr of the Orr grocery reports a burglary at his south square shop. Estimated loss runs fifty to sixty dollars including tomatoes vegetables tobacco cigars candy gloves and other items. Entry was gained by breaking a rear window pane and the motive appears to be home talent.
Mrs N H Jones dies at her Washington home after a stroke. Funeral services will be private and the time is pending. She is survived by husband N H Jones four children two sons and two daughters and ten grandchildren. The family has roots in Ohio and later Washington, with ties to the Wasscaington Baptist church.
Secretary W F Hurxford of the Community M C A reports Washington boys excelled at a Des Moines River camp near Eddyville with about 75 youths from Ottumwa Centerville Knoxville Bloomfield and Washington. Washington tents dominated contests in inspections sports and the Iowa Square honors with Charles Lytle Smith Brookhart Robert Sage and Theodore Bailey earning pins and several campers winning track field and swimming events.
The Lemley company purchased Patton and McElhinney’s grocery store last week. Invoicing starts today for the stock, and the two shops on South Marion avenue will consolidate into a single Lemley store. Patton and McElhinney retire from active business.
Mr and Mrs D J Ross and son Durand traveled by automobile to Traer Iowa for the funeral of Mrs Ross nephew who died in a gasoline explosion near Traer Saturday. The seven year old boy was burned after lighting a match to spilled gasoline and died shortly after. The Rosses did not have full details of the accident.
Meetings for Tuesday afternoon and evening for the girls to organize the summer recreation program have been indefinitely postponed. A telegram from Miss Isabelle Rogers states she cannot accept the directing position in Washington, leaving the committee to select another leader soon.
The Highland Center Pewing Circle celebrated Independence Day with a picnic dinner despite a heavy shower. Twenty five automobiles and about 150 attendees from Washington Riverside Gladwin Haskins and Cedar Rapids joined games prizes and photos as refreshments were managed by Mr. Marston of Gladwin.
Ainsworth correspondent notes guests refused to cancel a picnic as rain and damp conditions persisted. The gathering voted the picnic a success despite the inclement weather.
The Navajo club schedules a Wednesday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs. Charles Long at 2112 The W. W. G. of the Baptist church plans a Tuesday 7 30 pm meeting at the church with needles and thimbles. Mrs G L Duke hosts Willing Workers Wednesday afternoon July 9 with a name vote. Just Us Club to meet with Anno text.
A Shalom Group of the Methodist Sunday school plans a business meeting Tuesday at 8:00 in the church basement to reorganize and elect a teacher with all members urged to attend.
The Kolah Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Logan Abrens for their routine gathering.
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