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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1926

Page

3

Community Shower Honors Miss Meredith and Others

Mrs. McGraw and guests remembered Miss Buelah Meredith of Washington and Frank Gleeson of New Orleans with a miscible shower. Mrs. Keck hosted a compliment to out of town guests Hallie Chilcote Anna Henderson and Mrs. Joseph Wall with a luncheon and social. The L. B Sunday school class at First United Presbyterian held a pot luck dinner and program five miles northeast of Washington with performances by children and adults, followed by a joint song recital at the church chapel conducted by Carolyn Hamilton students Mable Livingston and Carolyn McCleery.

Joe McGraw Buelah Meredith Washington Frank Gleeson New Orleans C. M. Keck West Washington Street Hallie Chilcote Los Angeles Keck Joan Keeley Lou Jean Stewart Elizabeth Thorne Patricia Keeley Mary Helen Huber Clara Anne Huber J. Voorhis Lake Villa Ilinois Shinnabarger Pittsburg Huber Lexington Percy Whisler L. B First United Presbyterian Church Maurine Jack Trotman Neil Trotman Lawrence Whisler Grandma Marion McLaughlin Hawley Cossard J. R. McCrory Biff Perkins Topoggan Mable Livingston Carolyn McCleery Carolyn Hamilton Miss Hamilton Spross Blush Rose O'Hara Bluebird Hughes Leon Wells Accusne Lawson the Lightning Bug

Miller Slumber Party At Elder Home Delights Friends

Barbara Miller hosted friends at a Thursday night slumber party at 1740 South Iowa Avenue, with a social evening and light refreshments. Friday morning a two course breakfast was served as Dorothea Thompson Lillian Brown Savilla Boice Carolyn McCleery Dorothy Clark Florence Rohrer and Evelyn Gibson enjoyed the fun.

Barbara Miller Orville Elder South Iowa Avenue Elder Miller Dorothea Thompson Lillian Brown Savilla Boice Carolyn McCleery Dorothy Clark Florence Rohrer Evelyn Gibson

Community Announcements From Local Women's Societies

Local groups announce meetings and events this week including the Young Woman's Home Missionary society picnic at Sunset park on Monday at 6 30 PM and dues collection, the West Chester Pythian Sisters regular meeting July 27, the New Haven Social Union gathering July 29 at Mrs Della Neal's, the Bethel Presbyterian Woman's Missionary society at Mrs Reanie Dawson's July 29, the Priscilla Club luncheon July 27 at 607 West Main St, and open house by the Dawghters of the American Revolution at Sunset Park July 27 from 2 to 6 PM. The Baptist Young Women's Missionary program is Monday at 7 30 PM.

Young Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Sunset Park Priscilla Club Fred Stewart McConahey West Main St Sun- Sunset Park Ways and Means The Young Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church Clureh

Local social and travel notes from Washington area

Mrs. Fred Jacobs of Chicago returns home after a visit with Father McGuire. I Rothschild plans a trip to New York to buy fall goods. George Breitenbach and family to visit the Bells in Mechanicsville. E G Bittler of Wayland in Washington to shop. Announcement of birth of Constance Frazer in Buffalo to Mr and Mrs Cuthbert Frazer. Jean Campbell Logue remembered as daughter of Rev J R Logue. Constance named for grandmother. Special $10 permanent waves for 15 days starting July 26. Milady's Beauty Shopper. George Ebner and daughter Dale of Haskins visiting Washington. N L Black returns from Cedar Rapids, Waterloo, Keokuk and Burlington. attends grand lodge of colored Masons. Hayes Crayton elected grand chaplain. Mr and Mrs Ed Grayson and son Charles home from Burt. Mrs Francis Duenbostle from Wayland shopping. Frank Young and Farrel Young of Crawfordsville visiting John E Long. Palmer Wilson travels to Chicago for visits. Mrs Wayne Limerman and Junior accompany as they visit Will Eldridge family. Arnold Link, summer school student at Iowa City, expected home for weekend. Emma Dusenberry and two children to visit Carllton Missouri with Charles Butsler.

W. A. Cook Cuthbert Frazer Buffalo New York N. L

Church notices Sunday school and Union League talk

Sunday school sessions for all ages follow the usual schedule. Harrison M. Dodder is superintendent. Union League service at 6 30 p m features Mrs Speidel discussing her trip abroad with emphasis on Palestine. All are invited to attend.

Harrison M. Dodder Union League

Green admits all charges says The Examiner

The San Francisco Examiner reports Federal Prohibition Administrator Ned Green has confessed to charges of misconduct and irreularities in office. Subpoenas issued for witnesses before a federal grand jury will probe the case as Green acknowledges keeping liquor in his room and serving guests including mixed parties. He invites investigators to visit his room to "taste it" if they wish.

Associated Press San Francisco Examiner Save Today Ned Mr. Green California Nevada United States Marshal’s Office Green Colonel Green United States

Weather outlook foresees scattered showers in coming week

The Associated Press reports a forecast for the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and central and northern Great Plains. Scattered showers or thunderstorms are expected early in the week with near normal temperatures for the period.

Asseliated Press Washington, D. C Mississippi Missouri Great Plains

Praise Iowa Soldier for Valuable Service at Explosion Scene

New York July 24 Staff Sergeant Ernest W. Ricks son of Francis M. Ricks of Davis City Iowa and telegraph engineer with the 4th Signal Company U S Army was praised by Major General Charles P Summerall for his actions during the Lake Denmark New Jersey ammunition explosion He broadcast from an emergency field station built by him rushed to the scene from Governors Island and remained under shell fire for twenty four hours sending official reports to Washington Governors Island and the Brooklyn Navy Yard General Summerall called his work a striking proof that the American soldier is always at the Front Mrs Daisy Huber and Mrs J C Huston of Crawfordsville are shoppers in Washington today

New York Ernest W. Ricks Francis M. Ricks Davis City 4Th Signal Company U. S. Army Charles P. Summerall U. A Second Corps Lake Denmark N. J Ricks Governors Island Chateau Thierry Washington Brooklyn Navy Yard Hugh A. Drom U.S. A Summerall United States Army San Francisco Monterey

Abandon Plans For Merger Of Western Wholesale Grocers

The bankers committee overseeing the proposed merger of several large wholesale grocers has announced the plans are abandoned. All options on the involved houses are released one week before August 1. The Western Grocer Company with Sioux City operations including Marshalltown and other Iowa cities was part of the merger.

Associated Press Marshalltown Bankers Committee Western Grocer Company of Sioux City Cedar Rapids Dubuque Clinton Mason City Oskaloosa

Marriage Licenses Issued for Four Couples

Wedding licenses granted today to Martin of Oosthaek Douds and Katie Laydena Mt. Zion, to Carl Edward Dell Wellman and Marjorie Alberta Kon yon Keswick. The ceremony is planned locally with the couples listed in the public notice.

Martin of

Arraignment Charged In Bogus Check Scheme

Ames Iowa July 24 Lyman Morgan 2% of Roland and Story City will be arraigned in justice court today on charges of passing checks without sufficient funds. He is alleged to have forged the name Clarence Johnson on some checks. Morgan cashed many checks at filling stations garages and other businesses. The exact total obtained was not determined.

Ames Lyman Morgan Roland Story City Justice Court Clarence Johnson Morgan

Whiskey seize nets schooner Mulhall for smuggling

New York July 2 The British auxiliary schooner Mulhall was sieved off Fire Island today with a cargo of whiskey and malt valued at more than 90000 dollars. Five crew members including Captain Ches ley Anderson were held on board. Anderson said the ship recently cleared for Halifax bound for Havana.

New York Mulhall Fire Island Chesley Anderson

Real value of men and women lies in character not status

A reflective maxim asserts true worth comes from character rather than position or possessions, emphasizing moral fiber over social rank and wealth.

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M. C. DeLong David McLaughlin O. S. Kephart Russell Lee David Mcklhinhey Samuel McCrory Carolyn McLeery Esis Johnson Salter Reno Foster South Carolina 8S. H. Forman North Walter Lloyd Pocatello Idaho J.voorhis Doctor Denton Brassieres Crail Frank L. Wilson West Chester Pythian Sisters Syns New Haven Social Union Della Neal Woman's Missioniers Society Bethel Presbyterian Church Reanie Dawson Fred Jacobs Chicago Father McGuire George Breitenbach Donald Bell Mechanicsville E. G. Bittler Wayland Milady Fug George Ebner Dale Haskins Ed Grayson Charles R. D. Temple Burt Iowa Francis Duenbostle Frank Young Farrel Young Crawfordsville John E. Long Palmer Wilson Wayne Limerman John Will Eldridge Arnold Link University At Iowa City Joe Link Emma Dusenberry Carll~ton, Missouri Charles Butsler Methodist A. M. Malcom Ethel Jose Albia Malcolm Montgomery Daisy Huber J. C. Huston Western Wholesale Grocers Steve Rum Schoonee Anderson Coast Guard Halifax Havana Beauty Shop Money Geo. L. Lane Mansfield Ohio Hartman's Hartman Opera House Ase Para J. P. Smith East Side Square Corbin & Barrett Bootery Frank L. Wilson & Co
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