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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1925

Page

8

Local notes span visits, travel, and shop offers

Paul French leaves for Kirksville Missouri after visiting his mother and sister in Des Moines. Dougherty Bros advertise straw hats and a sale on overalls. Mr. and Mrs. C H Doolittle welcome a baby girl named Caroline May in Chicago. Various residents travel to Burlington Clinton Clinton and Grinnell for health care, studies, or family events. The community includes teachers, nurses, and civic visitors with local business promotions.

Paul French Kirksville Missouri Des Moines C. H. Doolittle Chicago

Social Notes from Washington Iowa Area Visits

Prof and Mrs Lloyd M Edgar visit Morning Sun to see relatives. Mrs Jack Marshall of Sterling Illinois visits her father Perry Beenblossom and Washington friends. Miss Cora Porter returns to Fairfield after a brief stay. Auctioneer D F Macon of Washington Iowa notes contact. Correction regarding Ernest Snyder illness attributed to Mrs Cora Snyder. Artificial ice delivered daily with a red flag notice by W W Wilson.

Prof Lloyd M. Edgar Morning Sun Jack Marshall Sterling, Illinois Perry Beenblossom Washington

Local notes on smoked sausage sales and community events

A jumble of notices reports visits from friends to Muscatine residents, prices on smoked meats, piano tuning, and a long church address by Rev. Miller. It recalls a community weekend with Civil War reminiscences, a baseball score, and calls for a new American crusade style campaign led by youth.

Frank Gault Robert Noonan Olds Crawfordsville Lieberknecht Mediapolis

Gas attack hits Annemasse as chlorine cloud sweeps town

Fifty people were gassed when a tank of liquid chlorine exploded in heat and released thick yellow fumes over Annemasse France on June 2. Twelve victims are in serious condition. An American resident Earnest Steinworth of Geneva was among minor injuries.

Annemasse France Earnest Steinworth Geneva

Thirteen Injured in Maple Heights Auto Race Crash

Thirteen persons were injured at Maple Heights track in Cleveland when an entrant in an automobile race driving an old machine crashed through a fence while attempting to avoid a crowd. Two people were seriously hurt as the driver lost control after crowds surged onto the track.

Cleveland Ohio Maple Heights

Supreme Court clears cement trade group of Sherman act violation

The Cement Manufacturers' Protective Association and its nineteen member cement firms were ruled by the Supreme Court not to be operating through their trade association in violation of the Sherman anti trust law.

Washington Cement Manufacturers’ Protective Association Supreme Court

Prayer and music mark Crawfordsville high school program

After a prayer by Reve W. C. Porter, Crawfordsville students heard a school program where the high school girls glee club led by Miss Reaney sang patriotic songs. The audience joined in America before Rev. A T James gave the benediction as the band and veterans proceeded.

Reve W. C. Porter Miss Reaney America A. T. James

Call to a New Vision of God in a Youth’s Choice

A speaker urges a new vision of God and depicts a young man facing the world. The pivotal moment arrives when the question Who shall send and who will go for me is asked, and the youth’s response will shape the fate of the republic.

God

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