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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1928

Page

6

Community Club Notes and Social Gatherings Report

The Fairview 4H club met at Ruth and Louise Barnes with seven members and one visitor. Maxine Lowe and Elizabeth Jones reported on a trip to Ames, with sewing and crafts shown. Jolly Dozen hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George Shalla, prizes won by Mrs. Havel and Wes Sojka, with consolation prizes to George Havel and Ella Shalla. The Happy Hour club of Ainsworth featured a mothers and daughters program including Miss Billy Acheson’s whistling solo and a two act playlet by Margaret and Gertrude Beal. Out of town guests included Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. Coffman. Ainsworth Chapter No. 392 held a meeting with pink and white refreshments. Booster club members and eleven children shared summer drinks. Just Us club, with twelve members, enjoyed garden bouquets and puddings. Legion auxiliary hosted children of World War veterans at the city hall due to rain. A Sabbath school class picnic was postponed by damp weather. Washington country club dinner drew about 220. Manhattan Musical company performed with encores.

Fairview Ruth Louise Barnes Maxine Lowe Elizabeth Grace’ Jones Ames Elizabeth Jones George Shalla Jolly Dozen George Havel Wes Sojka Ella Shalla Cee I. K. Beal Grace Walker Happy Hour Club Ainsworth Mrs. Beal Billie Acheson Margaret Gertrude Beal Howard Johnston Columbus Junction Ruth Coffman Des Moines Just Us Club Millie Kos Legion Auxiliary Sunset Park City Hall William Graff Washington Country Club Claud Tucker Manhattan Musical Comedy Company New Graham Theatre Emmett Pop Lynn Manhattan Company

Hoover Speaks on Farm Policy and Republican Platform

The excerpt presents former President Hoover arguing that the equalization fee is unconstitutional and unenforceable, urging action to stabilize agriculture through a federal farm board, and stressing the farm problem as a national issue requiring Republican leadership. It cites commitments to tariff increases, waterways, and a reorganized marketing system, with references to party platforms and future generations. Notable attendees at an Ames event include Esta Freshwaters, Anna Henderson Ames, J. T. Ewing, Harry Margolin, and others visiting from multiple states.

Republican Party

Regular Meeting Announcements And Church Events

Notices in a column announce the W. R. regular meeting on Saturday afternoon July 21 with attendance urged. A cottage prayer meeting at C. W. Busby’s home 608 East Washington Street Friday at 7 30 PM invites all needing prayer and requests. Baptist choir asks prompt attendance Friday at 7 30 PM for the first cantata rehearsal. The Wesleyan Home Missionary Society of the M B Church holds a regular meeting and picnic at Sunset Park Monday July 23 at 6 30 PM with Miss Ida Cavendar hosting and Miss Veda Stryker as speaker. if rain, meet at Miss Alice Rownd’s home. The Lexington Ladies Aid Society picnic scheduled for Thursday July 19 is postponed to Thursday afternoon.

C. W. Busby East Washington Street Wesleyan Home — Missionary Society of the M. BE Sunset Park Ida Cavendar Veda Stryker Alice Rownd Lexington Ladies Aid

Iowa City Team to Play Here Sunday

Sunday afternoon at 2 30 the Washington Indees meet the Iowa City Cubs at Libe's park southwest of town in a game billed as one of the year's classiest. The Cubs, backed by Mills and Brown, are said to rival the Iowa City squad that beat Washington 3 to 2 last week. Washington plans its strongest lineup as four straight home games open the Indees schedule, followed by Rex Independents from Davenport and teams from Burlington and Moline.

Washington Indees Iowa City Cubs Libe’s Park Cubs Iowa City Washington Mills Brown Iowa City Battery Indees Rex Davenport Burlington Moline

Nature's Laws Unbroken

Reflection on nature's laws and human limits. The writer notes there is no breaking nature's laws, only humans breaking us, and praises a good mind that doubts dogma. The piece cites E. W. Howe's Monthly as the source of the quotation.

E. W. Howe

Rin Tin Tins Training Secrets Revealed by Duncan

Duncan, Rin Tin Tins trainer and owner, explains his methods shown with Rin Tin Tin in Warner Bros Jaws of Steel at the New Graham theatre. He asserts never to push the dog beyond belief and stresses simple sequential actions and childlike faith as keys to training.

Duncan Rin-Tin-Tin New Graham Theatre Warner Bros Jaws of Steel Ray Enright Binty Rinty

Farley relatives return home after Crete burial

Relatives of the late William Farley attend his funeral in Crete Nebraska and Lafayette Center with numerous relatives from Crete Ottumwa Sigourney Harper and California. Emerald Rebekah lodge installs officers with Fern Stephen and Esta Romine in leadership roles. Visitors from Rouleau Sask and travel notes from J Stewart family and Frank Dunshee mentioned. Alma Sharp returns home from Kalona for ten days vacation.

Roy White Gilbert White Harper Emerald Rebekah Lodge Fern Stephen Esta Grace Miller Charlotte Newman Chamlain Stella Sloat S.G Matilda Brock Mabel Fitzgerald Amy Williams Leona Palmer Elma Mound Vianna J. Sharp Margaret Harris Noble Grand Charles Bower Rouleau, Sask Camtada J. Stewart Springfield Ohio Frank Dunshee Monmouth Dill Dunshee Alma Sharp Kalona

Coolness in Tunnels Azzizia Desert Village

The people of Azzizia in Tripoli north Africa endure 136 degree heat by living in underground dwellings reached by tunnel networks through rock, according to the Dearborn Independent.

Azzizia Tripoli North Africa

Notice of Probate of Will in Washington County Iowa

Probate hearing set for Perry Keen blossom deceased dated September 23 1927 filed July 26 1928 in the District Court at Washington Iowa. All interested persons must appear at 9 o clock A M to show cause why the will should not be probated. D.C. Kilgore Clerk of the District Court issued July 20 1928. G H Fieldman of Kalona was a business visitor in Washington yesterday.

Perry Keen Blossom Court House Washington Iowa District Court Said County G. H. Fieldman of Kalona

Journal Wan ADS Pay Trial Convince

A brief notice indicates a trial will confirm public advertisements payment details. It notes advertisers should expect a legal proceeding to settle outstanding charges. The wording suggests a forthcoming court hearing related to payment disputes.

Wonderful Cocoa Butter Cleansing Cream Hits Market

A new cleansing cream named MELLO GLO Cocoa Butter Cleansing Cream claims to melt into the skin, cleanse pores, and avoid stretching or sagging while keeping youthful complexions. Sold by Sherman Bros., druggists.

Sherman Bros

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Will Acheson Mrs. Acheson Mrs. Buckley Booster Club Earnest Crawford Merl Eckles Oral Norman J.C. Boice United Presbyterian Church C. H. Guther Washington, Iowa Hoover Solvins Zeeke Esta Freshwaters Santa Cruz California Anna Henderson Ames J. T. Ewing Colorado Springs Harry Margolin Yankton South Dakota Richard Donaldson Rock Island Mae McCulley Chicago Fred Hardy Winterset Mary Frances ‘Tripp Sioux City Raymond Condit Pueblo, Colo Elizabeth Bell Carl Mitten W. R Washington County Washington Oil Company Hart Schaffner Marx Work Sox Klein Klothing Ko
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