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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1924

Page

7

Local Bridge Repair and Harvest Roundup

Road worker Guy Black repaired a bridge near Matta Whrs after a storm damaged it two weeks ago. Community members entertained guests from Davenport and Harper. Families visited relatives in Havre Richland and West Chester as harvest activities continue.

Guy Black Valley Matta Joe Wehrs Davenport Harper W. C. Hotle Howard Haker Havre Mr. Phipps West Chester Dale Carris Richland Par

I Saw Your Ad in the Journal Merchant Note

A brief column urges readers to remind merchants that they saw their advertisement in the Journal. It emphasizes citing the publication when engaging sellers to support local ads.

Community Notes from Wayne and Surrounding Towns

Wayne residents report a busy week with visits to Washington and Galesburg H indis. John Mulhern works for Clarence Moorhead while Lawrence Krantz stays with relatives and is joined home by sister Esther Krantz. Local visitors include Frank Sands, J A Moorhead, and Ralph Moorhead as well as a Washington celebration attended by Wallace Carson and the Maxwell family.

Washington Wallace Carson Paul Maxwell W. A. Carson Cria Miller John Krantz Clarence Moorhead Cecil Korf P. J. Nickolaus Hoga Miller Bros Olds Frank Davison Bart Towa C. C. Moorhead C. M. Maxwell

Pleasant Hill Notes on July Fourth and Local Visits

Pleasant Hill residents recall an active Fourth of July in Washington District with Hotle and family visiting Howard Baker. Margaret Scranton visits sister Mrs. Howard Caldwell while Miss Cleone Caldwell stays with Mrs. Bryan Swift. Roy Kephart delivered hogs to Washington to ship via the Farmers Union as haying begins and oats near readiness.

Pleasant Hill Washington W. C Hotle Howard Baker's Margaret Scranton Howard Caldwell Cleone Caldwell Bryan Swift Roy Kephart Farmer's Union George Struble Hubert Doud Riverside Smith Creek Old Mann Creek M. B. Knight Farmers & Merchants Bank Mr. Knight Crawfordsville Security Saving’s Bank Whistle Roy Welman John Green Mrs Farr Sample Colswell Wm. Rhoads Oth Prof Knowlton Decorah Iown Elworth Palmer C. M. Crossett Dave Kirpaterick BE. L. Kirpatrick Keota Will Kirpaterick Jeasse Eardley Bell Jr West Lantz Iowa City Wesley Sigourney Mardley Bell, Jr Here Wéllman Joe Kane Clinton Harry Whel

Wellman Band Charms Washington Crowd At Celebration

Wellman Iowa residents dominated the Washington celebration with a large turnout, supplying most of the music led by Mat Stark. The Boy’s band impressed crowds at Sun Set Park, with standout solos by Stark and Mike Wehrls. Local dignitaries and residents were praised for hospitality as others from Riverside and Kalona echoed the success.

Wellman Iowa Washington Riverside Kalona Brighton Mat Stark Muscatine Sun Set Park Clarence Arthur Mike Wherls Mt Pleasant Littl Shaver Mr. Stark

Fourth of July Gathering at Hesseltine Home

On the Fourth a small party at the Hesseltine home featured accordion music by Mrs Sines and dancing by Densel and Arthur Sines. RL Badger and Lacy Lines performed, with Mrs Badger speaking Sister Sallie’s Wedding. Refreshments included ice cream and black raspberries. gardens show recovery from past storms as corn grows.

Sandy Hook Washington Hesseltine Dan Heeseltine Henry Lines R. L. Badger Arthur

Plowing and Haying Give Way to Grain Harvest Start

Farmers report plowing and haying sectors winding down as the grain harvest begins across the region. Warm days and improving soil conditions usher in the early wheat and corn cuttings, with crews mobilizing fields and threshing to meet market demands.

New Haven Social Union Meets with Nine Members Present

The New Haven Social Union gathered Tuesday evening with Rev Mrs Hillis at Weeat Chester. Nine members and three visitors attended. The afternoon included white cross work, a guessing contest, and refreshments. Marion Smith delivered hogs to West Chester union last Saturday with help from Merle Statler.

New Haven Marion Smith West Chester Union Merle Statler

West Chester District to Hold July 22 Budget Hearing

West Chester Consolidated School District in Washington County Iowa will meet July 22 1924 at the school building to hear taxpayers for or against the proposed expenditures. District Secretary R C Ferguson announces the detailed receipts and expenditures for the year ending June 30 1924 including general fund and bonded debt and asks for public attention to the financial report.

West Chester Consolidated Washington County Iowa R. C. Ferguson

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