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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1926

Page

6

Junior Senior banquet and social events highlight school year

The Junior Senior banquet at the Methodist church drew 320 guests including parents teachers and board members with a blue silver and purple gold theme. Speakers discussed guiding high school students and future paths as the event featured music and class tributes.

Methodist Church Dunham Morrison Uttfor Clase Robert Thompson Supt. J. H. Peet Wayne B. Knight James Sexton Mary Roberts C. A. Boice Catharine Hull

Local residents relocate and visit in Washington

Arthur Swift visited Washington from Winfield to see his parents. O B Myers and wife moved from Packwood to Washington buying C Lie Kenzie property on West Madison street. The MecKenzies moved to Mt. Pleasant. O F Seifert joined the Washington Democrat as advertising manager and Joe Kelly will head the news department. Marian and Charles Anderson of Chicago spent Memorial day with their grandmother Mrs Ab Anderson with Marian returning last night and Charles Monday.

Arthur Swift Winfield Washington O. Bh. Myers Packwood C. Lie Kenzie West Madison Street MecKenzie’s Mt. Pleasant Mr. Myers Moline Plow Company O. F. Seifert The Ledger-Journal Fairfield Washington Democrat Seifert Joe Kelly Democrat Marian Charles Anderson Chicago Ab Anderson Charles

Hammill backs sending corn and livestock to Philadelphia fair

Governor Hammill and state officials support shipping a train load of livestock to the sea centennial exposition in Philadelphia to show Iowa's participation. The 41st General Assembly provided 85 000 for the expo but funds and site use remain unused. A committee of the Town Draft Horse Breeders Association urged Secretary Thornburg to endorse the plan.

Associated Prep Des Moines Hammill Mark G. Thornburg State Secretary of Agriculture State Executive Council Philadelphia Iowa Forty First Iowa General Assembly Draft Horse Breeders’ Association Thos. Holbert Greeley Thornbure

House May Vote on French Debt Today

Washington June 2 The House neared a final vote on the French war debt settlement with leaders conceding ratification virtually assured before night. Senate prospects were uncertain and a hard fight expected there.

Washington, D. C House Senate

Tennants Move to Washington New Home

Mr and Mrs A L Tennant moved yesterday into their new home at 215 Fast Jefferson Street after relocating from Oskaloosa to Washington where Mr Tennant works at Thompe von s meat market. Miss Dorothy Day will live with them. Frank Appleby of Le Grande Oregon, former publisher of the Washington Democrat, is visiting Washington with his wife. Charles Custer traveled to Oska loosa to visit his sons Arthur and Alton.

Washington Hennadine Neville Cecil Smith Clarence A. Neville Richland Iowa A. L. Tennant Fast Jefferson Street Oskaloosa Mr. Tennant Thompevon Dorothy Day Frank Appleby le Grande Oregon Des Moines Appleby The Washington Democrat Charles Custer Arthur Alton

Eureka Eureka May 29 Highlights Local Happenings

Charley Nicola hauls corn from Jim Thompson and notes high corn and duroc hogs boost buying needs. Eureka district will welcome new High school students Lewis Fete and Frederick Petratz next year. A Fordson grader was pitched to the board by a Ford representative. Mr and Mrs D G Beenblossom welcome a new boy born at County hospital the 26th. Eureka and Gray schools closed the year last Friday.

Eureka Charley Nicola Jim Thompson Charley Lewis Fete Frederick Petratz Ford D. G. Beenblossom Eureka and Gray

Fox Theatre Shows The Fool With Prominent Clergy Aid

The William Fox screen adaptation of Channing Pollock's stage hit The Fool opens at the Fox Theatre directed by Harry Millarde. The production features one of New York's leading clergymen providing support.

William Fox Channing Pollock Fox Theatre Harry Millarde New York

Clergy aid helps build vast interior set for The Fool

Rev Nathan A Seale of St Stephen's Episcopal Church aided in shaping the Fox studio church set for The Fool. Dr Seagle supervised Edmund Lowe and cast to stage a dramatic sermon and ritual scenes, aiming to foster church and screen cooperation.

Nathan A. Seale S J. Stephen's Episcopal Church Dr. Seagle Harry Millarde Monster Cathedral New York Wamind Lowe Fox Studio Edmund Lowe Brenda and Raymond Bloomer Downing Clark Riley Hatch

Community Notes From Crawfordsville Iowa May Evening

Doris Maxwell and family hosted the Y. P. A. society at their country home with games and refreshments. Local updates mention illnesses, visitors from Cedar Falls, and a Methodist United Presbyterian Sunday school contest. A twelve inning church game ended 10 to 8 with the Methodists prevailing. Memorial sermon at the school house reflected on sacrifice, liberty, and service.

Crawfordsville Iowa Doris, Leland Verle Maxwell Y. P.O.A. Society of the United Presbyterian Church Will Wooley Rhodesia Blumenstein Ralph Rees Cedar Falls Juanita Grace Williams Eleanore Mitchell Ethel Fdear Methodist Sunday School Reds Blues Charles Millson United Presbyterian Church Margaret Gault Violet Twinam Velma Twinam Morris Crayne Iowa City Lee Lease Mina McCleary Keota Prudence Johns Frank Berry Brighton Essa Harper DP. N. Anwyl Will Jones Washington D. F. Huston Joe Burlington Alice Gormly Eva Tipton Chester Cherryholmes Fairfield Fred Sipe Methodist United Presbyterian Methodists H. Williams M. Anwyl Davidson Folgar S Cherryholmes P Robertson L. Hanna KR. Hanna L J. White Moothart R Rhea R ER. W. Griffith David Bethlehem's Calvary

Memorial day services highlight Crawfordsville program

A large crowd attended Memorial day services with three Spanish American War veterans and twenty one World War veterans present. Rev W C Porter chaired a program including singing America and several solos and duets. Dr W H Spence delivered a special address at Town Wesleyan college Mt Pleasant.

Crawfordsville Walker Allen Washington J. H. Jones Town Wesleyan College Mt. Pleasant Dennis W. C. Porter America BE. W. Griffith Clarence Moorhead Lee Huston Carson Packer M. FE. Hayes Lee Hanna Porter Prudence Johns Myrtle Orris Genevieve Davis W. H. Spence 1St Methodist Church Burlington

Community Memorial and Farm Bureau Meeting Notice

A quartette and Dr Spence led a memorial service with band firing squad American Legion Auxiliary and local children at the cemeteries to decorate graves. The town Farm Bureau division meets at the school Thursday at 2 20 for a lesson on tailored pockets and button holes. Bring contrasting materials and basic sewing tools.

Spence American Legion and Auxiliary Farm Bureau

Rain Delays Crawfordsville Baseball Game After Fifth Inning

Wyman leads Crawfordsville Independents 3 to 0 when rain ends play in the fifth inning. Mel Elroy hit a two base hit after a disputed home run ruling. Lineups feature Wyman Paisley Davis and Noonan alongside Crawfordsville players Cherryholmes Patterson Noonan and McElroy.

Crawfordsville Wyman Crawfordsville Independents L. Patterson Bozman Noonan Mel Elroy Paisley Romey Davis Rol Davis D. Rees H. Rees E. Rees L. Davis Washington Doris Maxwell Mary Border Cedar Falls

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