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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1924

Page

3

Septic infection ends child's life in Washington

Clifford Wayne Warner two and a half years old died at 11 40 Saturday night in the county hospital from septic poisoning after a toe injury and leg pain. Born December 15 1921 at 508 North Iowa avenue he leaves parents Rene A Warner and four siblings Stella Nora Thora Merle with earlier sister Gladys Lola dead. Funeral Tuesday 10 am at home, interment Elm Grove cemetery, conducted by Rev John D Kern.

Calvin Coolidge Clifford Wayne Warner Rene A. Warner North Iowa Avenue Warner John D. Kern The Baptist Church Elm Grove Cemetery Clifford Wayne Washington Stella Nora Thora Merle Gladys Lola Jones & McPihinney Funeral Home

Funeral Services for Judson B.R. Thomas Rendered by Local Baptist Church

Funeral services for Judson B.R. Thomas were held at 3 p.m. Friday at Jonas and McElhinney funeral home with Rev. John D. Kern of the Baptist church officiating and a solo by Jesse J. Miller. Pallbearers included John Wenger, Will Jones, Lou Meek, John Maxwell, Willis Todd and M. tf. Work. Knights of Pythias members attended and conducted the grave service at Elm Grove Cemetery.

J. P. Thomas Judson BR. Thomas Jonas & McElhinney John D. Kern The Baptist Church Jesse J. Miller John Wenger Will Jones Lou Meek John Maxwell Willis Todd M. Tf. Work Knights of Pythias Lodge Elm Grove Cemetery

World's Biggest Circus in Town Today

Washington sees a major circus at the MecCleery barn on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday at 2 pm. Admission 3 and 4 cents. The show features clowns a jazz band dancers Japanese girls acrobats and animal acts with lemonade stands and side shows. A morning parade starts at eleven with performers including Adrienne Wanerous Frances Stifel Frances Stifel from Pittsburgh and others.

Washington MecCleery Washington Circus Adrienne Wanerous Frances Stifel Pittsburgh Charles Nicola Norfolk Nebraska Frederick Jardon Omaha Bob, Toly Jack Lytle Berne Enslin Nick Sam McCleery Bob Stutsman Bill Bob Virginia Shannon

Concert Tickets Go On Sale For A M E Church Benefit

Tickets for the concert by A M E church members are on sale at four city drugstores McElhinne and McDaniel Phillips Sherman and Lemmon. The event is Thursday at First U P church. Proceeds aid the congregation with a 25 cent price. The concert promises good value and strong attendance.

McElhinne McDaniel Phillips Sherman's Lemmon's U. P A. M. EE

Washington Girl Scouts Form First Troop Leader Named

A committee from the Improvement League will organize Girl Scouts in Washington with Miss Florence Cunningham as captain of the first troop. Girls ages 10 to 18 are invited to join. The Iowa City Girl Scouts will oversee the work, with Cunningham to discuss the program at her home, 409 Faust Main Street, this evening at seven. Committee members are Mrs W M Keeley Mrs Milan Shields and Miss Minnie Conner.

Improvement League Girl Scouts Washington Florence Cunningham Iowa City Girl Scouts Cunningham Faust Main Street Aes Mis W. M. Keeley Milan Shields Minnie Conner

Chicago visitor and family join relatives for weekend stay

Mrs. Dr Cubbina of Chicago arrived Friday night to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Harry Margolin and daughter Jo Ellen, with I Rothschild from Iowa City, came this morning and plan to return this evening.

Dr Cubbina Chicago Harry Margolin Jo Ellen I. Rothschild Iowa City

March Court Term Adourns With Next Session Set

Judge Charles A. Dewey adjourned the March term of district court after ongoing sessions since last spring. The next term will open September 2 with Dewey presiding, substituting for Judge Henry Wagner earlier in the term. A July 17 receivership hearing in Riverside bank case is set by Judge Weney. The term included orders for a 100 percent capital assessment on Farmers and Merchants State Bank and about 160000 to pay bank claims, plus probate orders and other business.

Charles A. Dewey District Court Dewey Henry Wagner Sigourney Farmers and Merchants Bank First State Bank of Riverside C. H. Swift Weney Farmers and Merchants State Bank

Washington boys lose 4 to 1 at Hills in baseball clash

The Washington team traveled to Hills yesterday and fell to a Hills squad 4 to 1 in a well played game. The two teams plan a rematch later this month. Washington lineup featured Gault on the mound, Case at first, McAvoy Boileau and Hays in the outfield, Haney at second, Porter catching, T Kiesey at third and R Kiesey at short.

Washington Boys Hills Washington Gault Case McAvoy Boileau Hays Haney Porter T. Kiesey R. Kiesey

Local Residents Visit and Move In Mt Pleasants Area

Mrs James T Whiting of Mt Pleasants visits at Stanley Miller home. Mrs Walker of Corydon visits Carris home. Nellie Loder to Ward store stay in Wayland. Mr and Mrs O H Clark and daughter move from Spencer Iowa to Washington and rent on West Madison Street. Mr Clark to work with LPenny stores.

Mrs.jJames T. Whiting of Mt. Pleasants Stanley Miller Mrs. Walker of Corydon Kenneth Carris Carris Nellie Loder Ward Wayland O. H. Clark Washington Spencer Iowa West Madison Street

U S Veterinarian Opens Office In County Area

Dr O B Strodtman federal inspector in the bureau of animal husbandry arrives in Washington and will cover nine counties including Washington Keokuk Louisa Des Moines Henry Jefferson Davis Van Buren and Joe He will lead tuberculosis eradication tests and offer free services to cattle owners from headquarters with County Agent H V Ellis at the county farm bureau office.

O. BE. Strodtman Bureau of Animal Husbandry United States Department of Agriculture Washington Keokuk Louisa Des Moines Henry Jefferson Davis van Buren Joe Federal Department Strodtman H. V. Ellis Farm Bureau

Residents head to Des Moines and return from Florida visit

Mrs T J Reeves and daughter Mrs O L Sterzing plus Mrs John Davis and Mrs Ed Gibson drive to Des Moines by motor. Sterzing, formerly Miss Lucille Reeves of Sioux City, to be remembered. Mrs Mary Barrow returns to Washington after three years nursing in Marianna Florida and plans to work in the community. Mr and Mrs Joe McElhinney and family report a week in Chicago by auto with a pleasant trip.

T. J. Reeves O. L. Sterzing John Davis Ed Gibson Des Moines Sterzing Sioux City Lucille Reeves Marry Barrow Washington Marianna Fla McKinnon Corpman Grace Hill Joe McElhinney Julia Ann Tommy Josephine Cherry McElhinney J. BR. Craig Chicago

Barefoot Sandals and Local Health Updates in Keota

Barefoot sandals for the children priced at 1.19 at Atchison's are noted alongside local health news. Mrs J G Seaton of Keota underwent an operation at the County hospital with Dr Donovan of Iowa City and Dr Mel Lauchi assisting. Esther Cook returns from Excelsior Springs with improving health as her mother Mrs G A Cook recovers and plans to stay awhile.

J. G. Seaton Keota Donovan Iowa City Mel Lauchi Seaton Esther Cook Excelsior Springs

William Fulton Civil War Veteran Dies at 89

William Fulton eighty nine years old and Civil War veteran died at his home on West Main Street. He served in Company BH Sixty first Pennsylvania and was wounded three times. Funeral at his home Tuesday 3:30 with Rev. J Reade McCrory and burial in Elm Grove cemetery. Survived by his widow five children and six grandchildren.

Wim. Fulton J. Reade McCrory First United Presbyterian Church Elm Grove Cemetery Mr. Fulton Butler County James Jane (Hays) Fulton Matilda Carson Allegheny Pennsylvania Washington Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Fair Oaks Spotteylvania Court Washington, D.C Fulton Gettysbure Getteburg I. G. Whitepost Hie Howard Carson Chicago Walter Valeria Iowa Marie McConaughy Helen Fulton Jennie Fulton Miller Earl Alfred Fulton William Mary Jeannette Catharine Helen McConaughy Lucille Miller James Fulton

Local residents visit relatives and shop in nearby towns

Mr and Mrs J M Kelly and children visited Iowa City with Miss Genevieve Kelley and report her progress after an operation. Aliee Meek returned to Rothschild store for vacation. Chris Roth and Harry Crone families shopped or visited Knoxville Davenport Des Moines and Washington with relatives. Elsie Minick and daughter traveled to Des Moines to visit Mrs Roland Bond.

J. M. Kelly Iowa City Genevieve Kelley Tobias Minick Elsie Des Moines Roland Bond

Murder Charge Tangles in Park Slaying of Tourist

West Liberty authorities pursued a suspect described as a light colored man with Indian features and two gold teeth. The victim Orton Ferguson, touring with his wife from Atlanta Michigan, was killed with an iron pipe in a park campsite. A dealer named Abe Simmons was identified by the wife as the man she feared while searching for her husband.

Sherrod Ferguson Cedar Rapids Fred Bydke Quincy Abe Simmons Simmon Des Moines Des Moinfs Peiice

Willard Louis Stars in Babbitt and Beaum Brummel at FOX Theatre

Willard Louis gains fame again with a superb performance as Babbitt in the film adaptation of Sinclair Lewis's novel. The Warner Brothers' classic comes to the FOX Theatre Wednesday and Thursday with a strong supporting cast including Mary Alden Carmel Myers Raymond McKee and Maxine Elliott Hicks.

Claveic Beau Brummet Willard Laewis Babitt Sinclair Lewis Babbitt Willard Louis John Barrymore New York Shuberts Savage Brummel Hollywood Warner Brothers FOX Theatre Mary Alden Carmel Myers Raymond McKee Maxine Elliott Hicks Virginia Loomis Robert Randell Cissy Fitzgerald Gertrude Olmstead

Foolscap Paper Name Origin Watermark History

The term foolscap derives from the watermark showing a fool's cap once printed on papers labeled foolscap. This watermark identified the paper as the long established style and linked its name to the royal paper tradition.

Houseworkers Fail to Appear After Promises

A Washington housewife advertised for a general houseworker. Eleven applicants answered the next day and were engaged individually with promises to start the next morning, but none of them showed up.

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