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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1921

Page

7

Illness News From Ainsworth and Local Travelers

Mrs. Harry McConniell and Mrs. Jas. Bean learn of their brother George Shannon’s serious illness in a telegram and depart for Kansas City. W. T. Trotter visits Fairfield on business. Rev A W McBlain and family are on vacation visiting Eldon Creston and Atlantic. Their son Wallace recently left the army and will join them at Creston. J J Fitzgerald and wife with sons James and Ben visited Lone Tree for the funeral of John McGinnis who drowned in the Iowa river Saturday night.

Ainsworth Ainsworth Harry McConniell Jas. Bean George Shannon Kansas City W. T. Trotter Fairfield A. W. McBlain Eldon Creston Atlantic Wallace J. J. Fitzgerald James Ben Lone Tree John McGinnis Lowa

Local News Briefs From Chester Area And Surroundings

Vacation notices and church schedule changes as Rev Har ry Druse prepares for two weeks off. Residents share visits with relatives in Chicago Keota Washington Amana Rock Island and Illinois. Community notes on agriculture weather and local business including a piano tuner named Clark Pulver and a company machine finishing its run.

Local births and visits fill Brighton week

Brighten social notes report a new son born to Mr and Mrs L E White on July 22. Several residents return from visits, including Mrs Geo Chambers from Des Moines and Dr and Mrs W S Parks visiting Cedar Rapids. Merle Barkhoff returns from Des Moines. a baby girl arrives at the Shuer home in Wayland. families from Richland Ottumwa Batavia and Batavia are noted on weekend travels and visits.

Brighton L. E. White Geo. Chambers Loring Martin Des Moines W. S. Parks Cedar Rapids Arthur Washington Cedis Rapids Merle Barkhoff Armstrong Shuer Wayland Shumr Mary Merchant J. R. Creswell Chicago Gardner M. E. Parsonage John Green Richland Donald Robison Geo. Robison Batavia

Family visits and camping plans noted in local arrivals

John Day of New Sharon visited relatives including Susan Singer and Carrie McMaken from Piqua Ohio for a two week vacation. The Wayne Robisor family plan to drive to Kilbourne Wisconsin State camping grounds for a week’s outing beginning Wednesday.

John Day New Sharon Susan Singer Carrie Mc Maken Piqua Ohio Wayne Robisor Kilbourne Wis

Wellman Community Notices and Obituaries Listing

Remains of J S Fisher buried. funeral at M E church Sunday at 2 30. Mrs Harvey Simons dies after ten days illness. Funeral at M E church Tuesday afternoon. Various local residents and visitors noted including Mr and Mrs J B Kabaker and son Alvan, and Dr Wayne Foster family visiting Cedar Rapids.

Wellman Fisher Huron M. E. Church Kabaker Alvan Fontenelle Ames Wm. Wade John Wehrle Victor Henry Harvey Simons Ida Gray Ella Wehry Minnie Maplethorpe Charles Frank Oklahoma Boyd Smith Bertha Hamilton Storm Lake Iowa M. BE A. J. Nichols Iowa City Polly Karr Nettie Walsh Chicago Minneapolis Minn Frank Wade Mia Hays Cedar Rapids Ike Bradford Clara Topping Wayne Foster Foster Henry Foster J. J. Ward Doe Wheistine Columbus Junction Mertis Ward Jeanette Hunter Mable Arthur Florence Weston Geraldine Oldaker

Crawfordsville Social News Notes Visitors and Family Gatherings

Crawfordsville July 26. Mr and Mrs Clarence Young and several relatives visited Farrel Young at Oakdale on Sabbath. Mrs Gilbert Livermore of Clinton visited here with her parents Rev and Mrs J F Barnett. Mr Livermore returned to Clinton yesterday morning after spending Sabbath here.

Crawfordsville Clarence Young E. J. Davidson W. P. Davidson Elwyn Milton, Forrest William Davidson Farrel Young Oakdale Gilbert Livermore Clinton J. F. Barnett Livermore

Life as I See It A Woman's No Withstands Ye

A column from the Laulevitte Courier Journal reflects on marriage norms and a woman's agency. The essay argues a woman's refusal should be respected and examined within social expectations.

Laulevitte Courier-Journal

Night Schools Aid Americanization Effort Nationwide

Washington reports night schools as a key aid to Americanization, with strong interest from citizens and Congress. The movement pushes compulsory education, apolitical school management, and a school census to track children, aiming to curb political influence and improve public schooling nationwide.

Washington United States Congress District of Columbia

Second Hand Coffin for Sale in Grim Advertisement

A fragment announces a selling of a coffin tied to a humorous or macabre remark about resurrection. The line references stomach trouble and preparations including a coffin and Mayr's Wonderful Remedy in a tone suggesting satire or odd promotional copy.

Mayr

Simple remedy claims cure for stomach and intestinal ailments

A promotional ad extols a harmless preparation that removes catarrhal muds from the intestinal tract and relieves indigestion colic and related stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose is said to prove money back. Lemmon's Pharmacy and druggists advertised.

Lemmon Advt

Oskaloosa Seeks Public Park Gift Plan

The Oskaloosa chamber of commerce reports a citizen proposal to donate a park worth about 20 000 dollars as a lasting gift. The plan envisions forty acres with an artificial lake for boating swimming and bathing along with auto drives benches pavilions and play areas. Negotiations with owners are under way as the committee weighs site options.

Oskaloosa Chamber of Commerce Committee Oskalocea Washington Knoxville Grinnell Ottumwa Iowa

Motor Tourists Swarm Western States In Modern Gypsy Wave

Portland reports a boom in touring families and individuals traveling in diverse autos from thirty states. The modern traveler abandons slow wagons for flivvers and paved highways, seeking a carefree vacation as they roam toward California, Canada, and beyond. Traffic officers note the migratory American mood.

Portland Ore Yesteryear California Canada George Desert Northwest Middle Western Plains Mountains

Short Skirts Said to Raise Accident Risk in City

New Orleans traffic cop Big Morris Gannon at St. Charles and Coral cites short skirts as increasing auto accidents. He says wandering eyes of male onlookers, nicknamed jelly beans, distract drivers and slow delivery, harming business and streetcar schedules.

New Orleans Morris Gannon St. Charles Coral Streets Gannon

Old Time Persian Bakers Use Ground Ovens

Read describes Persian bread traditions with ovens built into the ground and smooth masonry. Bakers form dough into long thin sheets and slap them onto the oven walls to bake in minutes.

Apples Reach Every Continent With Pacific Northwest Exports

Apples grown in the Pacific Northwest have been exported to every continent including Australia. The regional fruit gains global reach through shipping networks and international markets, signaling strong demand for fresh produce across diverse regions.

Pacific Northwest Australia

Iowa Fair Season Opens Today with July Fairs Listed

The Boone County Agricultural Society show at Ogden and the Sac County fair at Sac City start Tuesday July 26 signaling the Iowa fair season. Fairs run four days through Friday with August bringing a heavy schedule into December. Strong emphasis on live stock and crops with prize contests, races, fireworks, and aerial acts.

Boone County Agricultural Society Ogden Sac County Sac City Iowa Marshalltown Swine and Corn Congress

Gentile and Pagan Word Origins Explained

The term gentile arises from words meaning people of the country or world, used for non Jews for centuries. Pagan originally meant a country dweller but came to imply ignorance of Christianity.

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Chester Wnet Harry Druse M. E Helen Mayhew Max Coffey J. J. Coffey Wilson-Coffer Chi Caco James White Keota Baptist Church W. S. Boyer D. E. Brumback Ainsworth Lee Craig Mildred C. R. Wella Amana Cood Lowa John Applegate Clark Pulver Clark Clark Ia Trust Department Savings Department Mome Builders Laan Department Insurance Department R. Sage, Fleslie &K. Dun Sheneneie Yosemite
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