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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1924

Page

5

Ladies Auxiliary hears state convention report in Crawfordville

Crawfordville notes report on the State convention at Mason City by Mrs Clyde Huston after a Ladies Auxiliary meeting led by Mrs Sadie Love. Refreshments served by the hostess aided by Mrs Blake Spencer. Multiple local visits and parish talks follow including Miss Margaret Cowden missionary accounts in Hamadan Persia and sermons on religions at the United Presbyterian church.

Crawfordville Sadie Love Clyde Huston Mason City Blake Spencer Cecil Lease Ft. Madison Minnie Sprague Washington County Hospital Elias Williams United Presbyterian Congregation Margaret Cowden Hamadan Persia Presbyterian Church Hazel Anwyl Iowa City Aletha Holmes Grace Heaseltine Washington C. R. Gallagher Sarah Davidson Burlington D. F. Huston Joe Howard Huston Will Cochran Coppock Buxbaum Walter Mendenhall Walter Clements Boston Mass

W R Cowes Holds Monthly Meeting at Legion Hall

Ainsworth Iowa July 15 the regular monthly meeting of the W. R. Cowes was held Thursday afternoon in the Legion hall. A one course luncheon was served after the meeting by Mrs. Madge Rabenold Ruth Norris and Ida Simpson. Mr and Mrs A P Jeffrey Melinda Van Lorn Jennie Walker Grace Walker and Billy were mentioned as attendees.

Ainsworth Iowa W. R. Cowes Legion Hall Madge Rabenold Ruth Norris Ida Simpson A P. Jeffrey Melinda van Lorn Jennie Walker Grace Walker Billy

Local social notes and farm activity in Gray Iowa

Mrs. Mra Finch visited over Sunday with her daughter Mrs. Will Propset in Iowa City. Arthur Birney recovers from a foot cut from mowing hay. Asa Harter and family visited J. B. Hoxworth’s. HW Club gathers at Mrs. Hopping’s Thursday. Adria Lease visits aunt Mrs. George Finch. Brown and Berice Brown take a Mt. Vernon trip. Buick seen at J. B Howworth’s. Farmers busy with hay and oats preparations.

George Finch George Brown Mary Helen Bernice Brown Mt. Vernon J. B Howworth Homer Birney Hervey Finney Earl Birney

Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights Rural Education and Clubs

The Clay Farm Bureau held a July 16 meeting at A W Woodford home with Max Waterhouse in charge. Joe Jones of Crawford Two urged trained rural workers, calf and pig clubs, and broader Co Agt efforts. the program included music, a playlet, and a county agent movie reel for children.

Clay Farm Bureau A. W. Woodford Max Waterhouse America G. A. Stannard Stannard Grant Horton Joe Jones Crawford Two F R Norton Wea Howtos Richland Ellis

Brighton Notes: Visits and Local News Montage

Mrs Anna Davy and Gilbert Day visit from Kirksville Mo with Mrs Milford Day. Gilbert interns in hospital. Mrs Lafe La Motte travels to Marshalltown to aid her son's wife in hospital. Filling station planned by Collins Old Co. near River's garage. Mrs John Anderson and children visit Table Grove IL. Fire destroys John Leffler barn at 1 am. Mrs Gilbert Briges and three children visit from Flint Michigan. W H Brinton of Stuart visits relatives. Mina Bowen visits Davenport. Brighton Rebekah Lodge installs officers with Dorothy Johnson deputized. Other local social notes and visits.

Brighton Anna Davy Gilbert Milford Day Baby Kirksville Anna Day Lafe la Motte Marshalltown Gerald Eagle Grove Collins Old Co John Anderson Maxine Raymond Table Grove John Leffler Muuch Gilbert Briges Flint Michigan Sadie Savage W. H. Brinton Stuart Brinton Mina Bowen Davenport Gall Conrad Hrighton Rebekah Lodge Diat Dorothy Johnson P. G N. G Hattie Jones Chicago Anson Brinton

We Went to Iowa City Park Dinner in North of Town

West Chester readers recall a Sunday trip to Iowa City with dinner in a park near Crooked Creek. They note rain overflow, a comic Noah’s ark reference, and a family reunion of local and Washington residents amid praise for crops and optimism about a big corn yield.

West Chester Iowa City Crooked Creek Noah Hart Washington D. W Columbus

Waiting for Better Days

Local sentiment turns hopeful as communities brace for advancing recovery amid calls for patience and resilience. Residents express faith in future improvements while sharing small acts of solidarity and planning for brighter times ahead.

Highland Center Social Roundup and Local Visits

Highland Center on July 14 reports Wm Murphy Jr visiting with family and friends Earl Steele and Florence Steel hosting Sunday gatherings at Case Steele and Endicott households. Cecil Potter and Lvesell McLaughlin traveled to Oregon, Doris Indicatey returned from Washington, Glen Green’s family visited Earl Steele, and farmers began haying.

Highland Center Wm. Murphy Jr Earl Steele Florence Steel Case Steele's Edward Endicott F. J. Salladay Cecil Potter Vesell McLaughlin Oregon Doris Indicatey Washington Vera Keating Glen Green

Funeral services and obituaries from Riverside area

Funeral services for Mrs. Anthony Kolosick were held at St Marys church with Rev Jacoba Meier presiding. A large crowd attended and six nephews served as pallbearers. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. Attendees included relatives from Lone Tree Richmond and Davenport. A baby boy was born July 13 near town to Mr and Mrs Peter Schneider. The remains of Josephine Schnoebelen were laid to rest at St Vincents cemetery after a 9 o-clock high mass at St Marys with Rev Jacob Meier leading and Rev F Kottensette deacon. Pallbearers were grandsons Hert Walter John Shebeck Clement Arthur and Bert Marchial. Out of town attendees included several from Davenport Cedar Rapids Ottumwa and Iowa City.

Josephine Schnoebelen St. Vinents Ceemetery St. Marys Church Jacobameier F. Kottensettte Lone Tree W. J. Julger Davenport Hert Walter John Shebeck Clement Arthur Bert March Washington Wellman Karthey Bell, Jr Oscar Shiller Detroit Michigan Michigan, Came Monday To Spend the Day Here With Friends, Mr. Shiller Peoria Irene Philadelphia Kline Morse New York Shiller Cedar Rapids Kabaker Mr. Shiller Slr Eardley Bell, Jr H. L. Kerr N. B. Jessen Titus Sloan South English Dyersville Iowa Keswick Bregn Eardley Bell Jr

Wellman and Washington Ad club hold dinner to boost district convention

Washington hosts a 6:30 supper inviting Wellman and Winfield Ad clubs to mingle with business leaders. The meeting aims to promote the Ninth District Ad Club Convention in Washington for late August, stressing advertising as a customer draw and the need to deliver after the sale.

Wellman Washington A@ifibbe Wellsion Community Club J. S. K@baker Washington Ad Club Winfield Davenport Ad Club

Political Clash Over Klan Drives Democratic Platform

Fragmented political reporting notes the Ku Klux Klan resurgence tied to anti Klan actions in the Democratic platform fight. Bryan warned against mentioning the Klan as it could boost its appeal. Klansmen cite Washington on Americanism and native born eligibility as core aims. The piece mentions Nat ceremonies, and a Cooke Coolidge death linked to a septic infection amid family travel.

O— Jennings Bryan Klin

White House to Announce Republican Nomination Ceremonies

Washington July 15. Ceremonies notifying President Coolidge of the renomination will be held August 7 or 14. Wm M Butler, chairman of the Republican committee, will arrive to arrange the rites, likely in Memorial hall. A little Want ad would do it.

Coolidge Washington President Coolidge White House Wm. M. Butler Republican Committee Memorial Hall

July Bright Nights Clash With Arabian Myths In Witty Clippings

A jumble of lighthearted lines notes quirky observations and social quips from a bygone issue. It remarks on July nights beating Arabian nights and jokes about money, marriage, and fashion while warning against church plate buttons and misdelivery of locales.

Kansas

Notable Quote Sparks Talk of Boardroom Attire

A fragmentary remark cites a heated exchange about governance and a spouse. The speaker, Sans-Gene, notes a public confrontation and criticizes a woman’s hat, suggesting controversy around leadership and appearance.

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