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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1920

Page

6

Washington wedding ties communities across state line

One of Washington's loveliest weddings united Cecile Mae Marie Pelville and Glover B. Ferrell at the bride's parents' home in Washington. Relatives and friends filled the mansion for a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev. David Thompson. The wedding featured pink and white decor, a four course dinner, and a large wedding party. The couple, after a honeymoon trip to Tennessee and Georgia, plan to return for summer school and a farm life near Pleasant Plain.

Washington Cecile Mae Marie Pelville Glover B. Ferrell John Belville South Iowa Avenue Owen Hays Harold Jones Richland Ed Harmeier Waener Lee Shaffer Crawfordsville Beatie Putman Bessie Mildred Cecile David Thompson Des Moines Georgette Crepe Frances Jones Harmeier Wilared Traumerer Schumann Edna Chilcote Christa Jackson Beulah Kerr Nita McKeon Messie Thelma Davis Lucille White Martha Jennings Margaret Beal Wanda Speseard Gertrude Beal Ainsworth Lillian Lois Brown Flien Marjorie Green Hazel Birney Aurilla Mayhew Deasie Anderson Washington High School Iowa Wesleyan Mt. Pleasant Ferrel T. W. Ferrell Union City Tenn Vanderbilt University Nashville Croom W. B. Caldwell Laurel Miss Cedar Falls Dove Franzen Albert Franzen Peter Lahr Jefferson County Pleasant Plain Baptist Parsonage Bessie Benson Verne Irving Doudna M. R. Regan 8. W. Hout Zeta Pratt Rosa Franzen Anthony J. Lahr St. Joseph's Church East Pleasant Plain Joseph Heller Margaret Lahr Theo

Town Boys Quarry Fort Madison Explores Riverfront Rock Transport

The Fort Madison city council plans to reopen the Hancock county quarry to supply rock for riverfront repairs. A crew of about fifty will blast and load rock, shipped by barge rather than rail, to be used entirely in Fort Madison. The article ends with a ceremonial note and graduation-like reflections.

Fort Madison Hancock County Albert Bertschi Pillar of Fire

Booze Not a Cure Advised for Pain and Stomach Ailments

An Ames Iowa Intelligencer item warns that alcohol is not a cure for coke and stomach ache. It advises seeking a doctor or using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy and cites Lemmon's Drug Store for the product.

Ames Iowa Intelligencer Chamberlain Lemmon

Panics and Idle Time Warned by Chicago Banker

John Fletcher, a Chicago banker, argues that global distributions and domestic production show the nation risks trouble from widespread idleness as it accounts for 24 percent of agricultural output, 40 percent of minerals, and 35 percent of manufactured goods.

Cave John Fletcher Chicago

Paper shortage lifts price of Dijid shirt cullings

Dijid shirt cullings used in paper manufacture rose from 1 to 20 cents a pound amid a paper shortage, affecting mills and printers.

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