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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1924

Page

8

Rest Oxford? Dining and travel notes from Davenport day trip

Mr. and Mrs. Max Timmons and Mrs. Roy Mallory traveled to Davenport for a day outing. The group motored through and planned to spend the day there.

Max Timmons Roy Mallory Davenport

Campers Seek Cooler For Chautauqua Comfort

Local note urges campers at chautauqua to bring a coldless cooler from Warren's Seed Store to keep butter solid and milk sweet. A small public notice mentions funds and taxes with values listed as estimates per thousand of assessed value.

Warren

Dance at Lyon's Open Air Hall Tonight

Campers iceleas cooler advertised by Warren's Seed Store for chautauqua. Local notices mention dances at Lyon's hall and a concert by the Dr Watts company at the Methodist church. Several residents return from trips, others travel to Burlington, Kirksville, and Crawfordsville. A baby girl named Marjorie May arrives at the hospital. The Legion festival set for Sept 4-5 in Crawfordsville includes games and tournaments. Tent orders for Washington chautauqua urged. Frank Stewart coordinates due next week.

Washington Chautauqua Frank Stewart Grounds Committee Jessie Klein

Special Pineapple sherbet at the Chocolate Shop Sunday

Mrs. W. Carrol Keesey of Fairfield spent yesterday in Washington attending a special Pineapple sherbet event at the Chocolate Shop on Sunday.

W. Carrol Keesey Fairfield Washington the Chocolate Shop

Pullman sleeping car pioneer praised for giving sleep to world

Arthur Brisbane lauds George M. Pullman for building the first sleeping car and spreading comfort through well-made beds. The piece extols the bed as civilizational progress and credits the American manufacturer and the home maker for delivering genuine rest.

United States George M. Pullman Chicago Springfield Tiue Mr. Pullman Abraham Lincoln Shakespeare Honor

Eisteddfod Set At Columbus Junction High School

The second annual Zion Congregational Eisteddfod will be held at the Columbus Junction high school auditorium on Friday October 10 with afternoon and evening sessions. Prospective participants are listed with conductors and adjudicators from Columbus Junction, Chicago and Muscatine. Prize categories include piano and violin solos, vocal and recitation, with a large essay and choral entries.

Columbus Junction Zion Congregational Church M. G. Jones Robert E. Jones Chicago Muscatine Licner Grannie EB. Verner Dvorak Graynor Smart Leon Jessel President Harding Barearole the Temple Psaalm Thora Adams Rudyard Kipling Bynia Galaia

Local residents visit, travel, and social rounds

A parade of neighbors and visitors fills the day with departures and greetings. Fairfield couples drop by Washington for a day trip while Crawfordsville and Wellman residents travel, visit hospitals, and reunite with friends and family across Iowa and nearby towns.

Local residents list visits and travels across towns

Joe Kyle and family plan two weeks in Cranst on visiting his father D C Kyle. Grace Stone of Ainsworth and many others listed travel to Washington Ames Davenport and Des Moines for visits or to attend family events. Motoring trips include Mrs J E Kunath and Carl Kunath and Evelyn Lemley with Ralph heading to New London and Cory. A birth is announced for Carl Crossett's child and Edith Miller travels to West Chester.

Joe Kyle Cranston N. J D. C J. E. Kunath New London Samuel Byers Kunath Carl Evelyn Lemley Ralph

Campaign to end war gains broad national backing

A coalition of 36 organizations launches a three month drive to promote world cooperation and peace. The National Council for Prevention of War asks 150000 ministers to preach on World Cooperation and seeks presidential and senate candidates' stance on cooperation for peace. Notables join the effort.

Washington National Council For Prevention of War Union World Cooperation Senate Frederick J. Libby Council America The American Association of University Women American Farm Bureau Federation American Federation of Teachers Fellowship of Rea. Foreign Policy Association National Council of Jewish Women National Education Association National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods National Kindergarden Association National Reform Association National Women's Trade Union League Peace Association of Friends In America Woman's Christian Temperance Union Woman's International League For Peace and Freedom Central Conference of American Rabbis International Association of Machinists National Consumers’ League United Society of Christian Endeavor United Synagogue of America World Alliance For International Friendship Through the Churches Jane Adams Carrie Chapman Catt Will Irwin Lowell William Allen White Louis D. Brandies J. Borden Harriman John A. Ryan Gray Silver

Oelwein Woman Is Murdered in Home

Mrs Louils McQuinn May of Oelwein Ta was shot to death in her home last night. Austin May her husband is jailed accused of the crime. The couple reportedly had domestic troubles and the fatal shot came through the window.

Cedar Rapids Louils McQuinn May Oelwein Austin May

Child Dies After Falls Into Boiling Water

Elory Schultz aged two, son of Mr and Mrs George Schultz of six miles north of Plymouth, died in a Mason City hospital from burns received when he fell from a sofa into a pail of boiling water Friday. The incident occurred yesterday resulting in fatal injuries.

Mason City Elory Schultz George Schultz Plymouth

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Buck Jones Snub Pollard del Ad THE _ DICTIONARY David Solomon Earch Oxfords Wilson's Chautauqua Pleasant Plain Jackson Township Washington County Iowa Cc. F. Casper J.F. McNamara & Son Fred Jordon W. A. White T. W. Harwood Art Rynearson Wellston McElhinney Drug Co Lyon's Open Air Hall Charles Lyon Charles Klercy Bert Klercy Artelia Morrow Kirksville, Mo McCall Morris Maxwell Crawfordsville Electric Pathe Lyon Jennie Sperling Burlington J. F. Hemmings James Sperry John Nickerson D. F. Macon J. D. Kern Palmyra Harry Margolin Iowa City Willard Gasoline Alley Verne Wallace EB. A. Wallace Willard Battery Station Dewey Stephens Maxine and Richard Ainsworth A. Wallace Walter and Maude Byler Washington Dairy Ernest Carlson Marjorie May Legion Xyz Charles Pickett Waterloo Mrs. Pickett Harvey Young Ella Wayland Town Mr. and E. M. Sehaberg West Chester J. M. Redlinger Joe Pieper Mra Ray Redlinger Betty Margaret Raymond Pieper Cone Lake Arthur Brisbane Record-Herald Alex Miller Brisbane Guy Jones Revy Milla Taylor Winona Lake John Taylor Anne York Son Oral Des Moines F. A. Gageby Paul Claire Dewey Knox Dunn Wyman Mary James Edworthy F. J. Maxwell Lyle Maxwell Crawfornville Tony Harvey Wellman Misa Nelle Loder Martha Sodergren Olds Orpha Morgan W. S. Gallagher North of Town FE. F. Bauer H. F. Steck Breese J. F. Sproatt Mildred and Lila Kilgore Biggsville, Ilinois Frank Morgan Jean Finley Mt. Pleasant W. R. Jeffrey John Ashen Ruth Oskaloosa O. L. Lyon Grace Stone Mary Barbour W. F. Gardner Ames Charles Beach Rose Hill Hope Huston Omer Grecian Ottumwa Corning Velma Twinam Crawfordaville Will Mobland Graham Store Veronica Adrian Mrs John Brownhousen Cfe. Plemly Bloomington Illinois Martha Jennings Ainaworth Nellie Loder J. R. Leichty Noble A. W. Clow Cory Gladys Williams Hoyt Moline Walter M. Meek Detroit Mrs. M. R. Meek Lee Craig Anna Marie Anderson Hazel Booth of Haskins Charles Ben Venuto Ill Charles Carl Crossett Crossett Ada Hethcote Edith Miller Ask Washington Cleaners 2Nd Street John Shields & Sons Hes
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