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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1922

Page

3

Bailey Improves Office Building West Main Street

Extensive improvements under way at Marsh W. Bailey’s office and apartment building on West Main across from the courthouse. A second story addition over the eastern third creates space for office or residence use, with a fireproof vault at the rear for books and documents. A rebuilt ground floor entrance and combined stair to the two second floor apartments are planned, with redecorating and wiring from twenty years ago updated.

Marsh W. Bailey West Main Street Court House Erh. Jenkins Bailey Bailey & Baldridge Dr. Jenkins Minicks

Regular W O W meeting set for Thursday at eight

A notice states a regular meeting of the W. O. W. will convene Thursday evening at eight o clock. Initiation and other important business will be discussed. Signed by Joyd Humble, C. C.

Joyd Humble C. C

Harmony From a Quarrel Through the Piano

A Pennsylvania Punch Bow motto notes harmony can be obtained in the home by playing the piano, suggesting music as a remedy for disputes and a path to domestic peace.

Pennsylvania

Shuman Named Professor at Beirut Medical University

Sioux City physician Dr. John W. Shuman, who has practiced in Sioux City for a decade, has accepted a post as professor of internal medicine at the American University of Beirut in Syria. He and his wife and children will depart late August for a three year term, with possible extension.

Sioux City Tribune John Shuman Sioux City Washington American University At Beirut Syria John W. Shuman American University of Beirut Assyria Syrian Protestant College Shuman Harry Graham Bierut Brerut Desmond Smith Presbyterian Board Geneva College College of Medicine University of Pitttsburgh American College of Physicians Trinity Lutheran Church

Knoxville College quartet earns praise at First Presbyterian Church

A quartet of four Knoxville College students performed a program of real music at the First United Presbyterian Church in Knoxville Tenn. The group impressed a large audience with dignified tones and well trained voices. College president Rev J Kelly Giffin spoke about the college and its 400 enrollment, student led construction, and campus with 80 acre farm. An offering of 50 dollars was dedicated to defray concert expenses.

First United Presbyterian Church Knoxville College United Presbyterian Church Knoxville Tenn J. Kelly Giffin South Paul Lawrence Dunbar Beady Mann Edward Chenault Newell Fitzpatrick Andrew Paul Fitzpatrick Paul

Promissory notes stolen from Wagner Overland Co

Thieves stole promissory notes totaling 2710 dollars from the Wagner Overland Company safe in Cedar Rapids. The safe was unlocked at noon Friday and workers were in the garage shop and sales floor. Proprietor F B Wagner found the theft and noted a 45 caliber Golts revolver missing from his desk.

Cedar Rapids Wagner-Overland Company F. B. Wagner Golts

Funeral for Esther Wotary Held at Goodin Parlors

Funeral services for Esther Virginia Wotary were conducted at ten this morning by Dr. W W Bowers at the Goodin funeral parlors. Pallbearers included J Ed Ream W D Weidner Oscar Davis and others. Burial followed in Elm Grove cemetery with a large attendance and abundant floral tributes.

Esther Virginia Wotary Goodin W. W. Bowers Methodist Church J. Ed. Ream WD. Weidner Oscar Davis W. E. Hender Rk. R. Noonan Russell Goodin Elm Grove Cemetery Wolary

Skunk River Bank Posing Flood Risk This Week

Brighton residents report the Skunk River near flood stage with only inches to rise before endangering bottom lands crops. Overflow has not occurred yet though near misses have happened for several days due to heavy rains upstream. Farmers near the river enjoy good small grain crops but worry about corn fields if levels rise further.

Brighton

Strike clash sparks Cedar Rapids police reinforcement

Governor N E Kendall and officials announce mobilization of deputy U S marshals to restore order after a street fight over railway strikebreakers. Eleven strikebreakers arrive. two refuse to work and six walk out. two injured guards treated at Mercy hospital. peaceful picketing allowed per agreement.

Cedar Rapids N. E. Kendall U. S Rock Island Leonard Tait Frank Sullivan Sullivan Mercy Hospital Tait Haldeman Rock Island Road

Dying father ruse fools officer in comic exchange

Private asks for time off to visit a dying father but confesses the father is long dead, revealing a humorous miscommunication. The exchange preserves the period play tone and local newspaper voice.

Sydney Bulletin

First Canoeists Complete Panama Canal Trip

The inaugural canoe voyage through the Panama Canal finished after traveling 48 miles in 10 hours and 55 minutes. The crew completed the historic passage amid a celebration of this milestone in navigation.

Panama Canal

Local Farmer Found Dead in Binder Seat near Attica

A. J. Van Liew, 55, Marion county farmer living five miles southwest of Attica, was found dead seated in a binder. He had been dead almost an hour, with no sign of struggle as he slept upright. Survived by wife and two sons O. A. Van Liew of Lovilla and Sylvester Van Liew of Hot Springs, S. D.

Knoxville A. J. van Liew Marion County Attica Wien O. A. van Liew Lovilla Sylvester van Liew Hot Springs

Unguarded Crossing Tragedy Under Coroner Jury Verdict

The coroner's jury ruled the deaths of Kath Virginia Wolary and Olive McConnell as accidental at the unguarded North Avenue crossing in Washington Iowa on July 23 1922. Alfred Robinson driving the Ford car rescued his younger brother Billy from under the engine before the wreckage.

Bather Wolary Virginia McConnell Milwaukee Kather Virginia Volary Olive Virginia McConnell Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul North Avenue B Washington Iowa Alfred Robinson J. B. Crail J. Palmer W. C. Harding Robinson Hay G. W. Hay Iowa City Rock Island Washington Fire Department Iowa City Republican Miss McConnell Alfred Billy Esther Wolary

Community Group Meetings Schedule For Week

Yeoman group holds regular business meeting Tuesday evening July 25 at Woodman bail. Just Us Club meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs D L Carbaugh. Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church will show their regular meeting Friday at 559 oclock at the home of Mrs Joey Young led by Mrs Shaver.

Mrs. J McElhinney Tm Woodman Just Us Club D. L. Carbaugh Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Joey Young Shaver Francis Swift Harry Swift Independent Club Women’s Home Missionary Society of the West Chester Church

Sunset Park Picnic With Rev Satan Family

A picce supper is planned for Thursday evening at Sunset Park at 6 oclock for friends to meet Rev Satan and family. Attendees bring their own dishes. silverware is provided.

Sunset Park Satan

Bloomfield Papers to Separate Again

Bloomfield Iowa July 25 publishers of the Davis County Republican and Bloomfield Democrat will issue separate publications within a few weeks. The combined issue has served the public well but the papers will resume independent publication as before.

Bloomfield Davis County Republican Bloomfield Democrat

Davis County Newspapers Preserve Party Roles Postwar

In the postwar era publishers face unusual conditions and continue policy. The Republican will remain the Republican organ in Davis county. The Democrat will be the official Democratic newspaper of Davis county.

Davis County

Government backs back-to-the-soilNative Hawaiian farm program

The government aids a movement to strengthen native Hawaiian self sufficiency by supporting a demonstration farm on Molokai Island as part of a broader push to develop a sturdy race for farming and self reliance.

Molokai Island

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