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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1935

Page

2

Genealogical column notes list birth and death dates in Iowa

The 1909 genealogical department column records names and dates for residents such as Louvena Deisem born 1884 died 1896 and Harvey Anderson died 1878. It asks contributors to provide clear full names and addresses and sources for publication while noting the column will continue with further obituaries and family details including Archibald Maxwell and William Doane.

C. A. Speer West Jefferson St Washington Iowa Biss A. Gpeerblank

Washington 1866 Ball Team Recalled in County Reunion

Miss Mame Shearer of Indiana found references to the 1866 Washington Base Ball team and a 1905 reunion in Washington Iowa. The piece notes the original officers, players, and a lively two day gathering with parades, a ball game, and a banquet, all amid a bygone town scene with cows on the grounds and kerosene lamps.

Mame Shearer Indiana J. S. Shearer Washington Iowa Fred Steck John Wiseman Sally Nog Burrell Chas. H. Wilson Pres Irving Keck F. Sanford New York S8urrell C. H. Wilson E. F. Clapp Emmet Chapman Matt Whitcomb Marsh Glenn Zack T. Lindsey Dwight J. Norton Charles M. Stinson James S. Shearer Geo. G. Rodman Wiseman Big Game H. A. Burrell Callie Davis Maggie Smith Amelia Evans Lou Lola Crawford Hattie Nellie Norton Sadie Rousseau Mattie Wilson Rachel Kinsey Kila Gertrude Reister Belle Vicctorine Estelline Barker Ida Hall Tude Warren Lou Sinsabaugh Lou Whitcomb Dora and Stella Shaw Mollie Burgess Sadie Simmons Ros Rock Island Joe Rader Nelson Stewart John A. Henderson Bill Todd Jim Shearer Wilson Rodman Charley Stewart Mr. Burrell Geo. Rodmans Norton Grifffiths Wabnitz Roberts Old May Barden Harvey and Warfels Cafe Commercial Club Alex Miller Chas. Hebner Squire Burkholder C. J. Wilson Sam Forman United States

Harvest News From Washington County Week

A sprawling July roundup in Washington County notes Iowa secondary roads funding of 2.2 million dollars, local celebrations in Wellman, hot weather with storms, a break in services after a thief stole morphine from Dr Masson, a federal tax injunction in a chain store case, and growing rural employment demand.

C. A. Dewey

New Haven Cemetery Inscriptions Noted Names and Dates

New Haven cemetery listings note burials and dates for Martha R. English G W Hough Jane Hough Mark husband of E Keating who died in 1875 aged 54 years 7 months 5 days Fred J Hough born 1847 died 1917 and Mery Elien Hough with partial dates provided

Peter H. Anderson Jane P. H. Anderson Archibald Maxwell Caroline A A. and N. Maxwell Mark E. Keating

The Rocking Chair Brigade News Notes Glimpse Granddaughter News

Humorous anecdotes and family notices fill the page. Mrs C W Stewart shows photos of a newborn granddaughter in Sophia. A longtime worker recalls a low bid on a job, and a Washington couple shares storm and porch remodeling updates. Walter Ayers obituary and a moon eclipse anecdote close the item.

Major operation at county hospital and local health news

Mrs Charles Fish underwent a major operation at the county hospital on Wednesday. Congressman Licher is improving. Nellie Dempsey returned to Omaha after two weeks with her mother Mrs T J Dempsey. Lloyd E Helwick of the U S navy visited his mother and spoke to Rotarians. The Tafts visited friends here. she is Chas Parkinson's daughter born here. Several residents and visitors are named with hospital and personal health notes. A bread shortage and a bakers strike are mentioned, plus local car parking complaints near the square on Saturday nights.

Charles Fish Nellie Dempsey Omaha T. J. Dempsey Lloyd E. Helwick U. S. Navy E. Helwick Mrs. Taft California Chas. Parkinson Mildred Guthrie Densmore Guthrie Moline Blanche Guthrie Miller Chicago

George Davis Dies in 1905 Civil War Era Community Obituary

A 1905 obituary recalls George Davis known as Gange a humorous African American figure. It notes his playful nature, inability to read or write, long life with his wife Aunt Sally, and his longtime Civil War era stories. He died July 6 1905 after a long illness leaving a town and church community mourning his jovial voice and presence.

George Sally Darkey Georgia Bird Jeff Davis Gara

The Passing Years in Washington Highlights

Indians from Oklahoma visit Washington in four carloads while local items note Girl Scout outings and a hospital birthday. A chicken theft crackdown by Sheriff Denison nets two-year reformatory terms. Edith Faris departs for a Denver vacation. her son Harold to meet her in Burlington.

Oklahoma Washington Lincoln Packard Chas, Denison Anamosa Reformatory Edith Faris Denver Rena Page Burlington Harold Chicago

Dougall Buys Iowa Restaurant on North Iowa Ave

Hugh Dougall purchases the Iowa restaurant on North Iowa Avenue and plans to relocate his family to Washington immediately.

Dougall Hugh Dougall Iowa North Iowa Ave Washington

Deaths of Week-Ann Shields and local residents

Deaths include Week Ann Shields age twenty one, noted as a popular Washington girl who died at the hospital this week. Aaron Hise aged seventy six, former county treasurer, died at his St Paul home on July 17 1925. Mrs William Edgington aged eighty two died July 17 at her home.

Roy Miller Rt. 1 Washington Paul Long South English Bor Miller Stanley Richards Ann Bernice Shields Aaron Hise St. Paul William Edgington

High Falsetto Voice Missed In Town After Summer Absence

A familiar singer who performed in a high falsetto will be missed as residents note he has not been seen uptown all summer. An unusual Black character is reported to have passed away.

Darkey

House Guests At Coakley Home In Landscape

Landscape July 20 The Coakley family has had guests from Smithfield Kalamazoo Moline and Pawnee City. Visitors included Dean Howerton Don Joachim Clair Walters and Elzia Matthews with children. Mrs Don Huber and her four girls joined Mrs Crawford’s guests. John Nickerson had a horse euthanized. Roberta Swyers visits Jeanne Campbell. Two new babies.

Harry Campbell Coakley Orval Dean Howerton Don Joachim Smithfield Ilinois Clair Walters Kalamazoo O. B. Walters Moline Earnest Crawford Elzia Matthews Pawnee City Nebraska Crawford Roberta Swyers Jeanne Campbell

Babies of the Week Lunning Son

Myr and Mrs Henry Lunning of Prairie Center welcome a baby son born July 12. The family names and exact birth details appear in the weekly notice.

Lunning Tw Myr Henry Lunning Prairie Center

Darrow-Daughter Welcomed by Cedar Rapids Couple

A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Darrow of Cedar Rapids. The mother is formerly Jean Reinhardt a teacher at Hiverside.

Darrow Clarence Darrow Cedar Rapids Jean Reinhardt Hiverside

Brown-Daughter to Mr and Mrs Willard Brown of Richland

A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Willard Brown of Richland on July 10. The infant is the couple’s first child and their home is listed in Richland.

Joe Kelly Kelly Batavia Brown Willard Brown Richland

Parcell Son Born to Brighton Couple

Parcell Son born to Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Parcell of Brighton on July 12. Gerlock Son born to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gerlock of Brighton on July 16. Graber Son born to Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Graber of East Sunset on July 13. Cherry Daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cherry of Landscape neighborhood on July 5.

Gerlock Mrs Lee Gerlock Brighton Cherry Jack Cherry Landscape Neighborhood

Bauer-Son Birth Announcement for Clark Bauer

Mr and Mrs Clark Bauer announce the birth of their son in the West Chester neighborhood on July 18.

Bauer Mrs Clark Bauer West Chester

Anderson-Daughter to Mr and Mrs Arthur Anderson

A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson at the county hospital on July 18.

Cherry and Bauer Families Welcome Newborns in July

Mr and Mrs Jack Cherry announce the birth of a daughter on July 15. Mr and Mrs Clark Bauer report the birth of a son on July 18.

Jack Cherry Clark Bauer

Recipe of the Week Mrs. Harry McCall

Cream together sugar and shortening then mix in apple sauce soda and egg. Sift flour baking powder cinnamon cloves salt nutmeg and fold in raisins and optional nut meats. Batter bakes in a moderate oven for a simple spiced cake-like loaf.

Harry McCall

Arrow Shots From Alex Miller

A sequence of wry maxims on work life and social habits, reflecting on honesty, industry, and human quirks. The author muses on masculinity, transportation, gambling, newspapers, preaching, and love, with observations about agents, smokers, and post office letters.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Genealogical Department Louvema Chas. Deisem Julia E Tobias Hites Rhoda A. Hites Harvey Johannah R. Anderson William Doane N. Y. Cavalry John Lape Wellman Mercury Rees Payne Ames Florence Rohrer Dr. Masson Washington County J. E. Lemmon Elmer Cherry George Brinton Sunset Park Heights Mt. Pleasant C. R. McCutchen Wisconsin Michigan Joe Falk Frances Helen Clara Ann Dave Sam Lambert Asa Rowe Rt. 4 Ed Hammer Ted Bailey Marsha Balsam Lake Marion G. Amick Wilmington Del John Speidel Missouri Merle Gallagher United Air Lines Co Cheyenne Wyo The Prairie Flower Bible School E. C. Bicher al Ledger Mr. Eicher Roosevelt White House Margaret” Doolittle Freemont, Neb BE. EB. Stutsman Chautauqua Park H. G. Richardson J. BE. Lemmon Stella Wells Latchem Elizabeth Goodlander Herbert Korf Lewis Goodlander McCormick Deering Muscatine Conesville New Mexico Reister Creamery Ned Brookhart Walter Berger Mary A. Miksch Alice Hanley New Haven Cemetery Martha R. English G. W. Hough Jane Hough Fred J. Hough Mery Elien Hough Rocking Chair C. W. Stewart Sophia Barother O. K Betty Eicher Ted Gallup New York City Washan Col Benteco A. and P Rbricade Walter S. Ayers New Orleans Avers Marrieg Jeffie Brindley D Dughter Isabel Heavies Way Kate Winifred Wise Jane Addams Hull House Miss Addams Mrs. Brookhart Maine A. B. Carr Mable Carr Gamble Congressman Licher Tom Berdo Catherine Null Hallie Hull C. J Daisy Startsman Lansdown, Penn Birdie Rankin Guthrie Hele Fulton Lewis Warren Europe A,ninternational Y Canada Mexico Stewart Auto Shop Des Moines U. P. Missionary Society Pressley Memorial Institute Egypt Miss Cresswell Little Gamble Mr. Gamble Journal George Davis Vid “Gange Davis Louis Quinn Patricia Keeley Frances Darbyshire Mildred Brown Edith Brookhart North Liberty Washington County Hospital Ella Reitan Mal Secon
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