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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1929

Page

5

Masonic Lodge Meeting Notices From Local Units

Regular meet day and time vary among lodges with notices listing officers and secretaries. Visiting members are welcome at Edith Pulver W I P Hazel Haven and Washington Lodge No A Me, with meetings often on the first or third Tuesday or Friday each month at temple rooms or Haven venues.

Waster Pear Kennedy W.M . Keun Bickford Masonic Temple Edith Pulver W I. P Hazel Haven Worthy Sertice AK Washington Lodge No. A Pri Theron J. Pease W. Mi AW. Yard Ural Ma Secord Haven Cardin Arthur

Railway Time Table Con L P JASTBOUND and WESTBOUND

Rail timetable lists arrival and departure times for Golden State Limited trains No 4 No 12 and No 60. Includes freight No 95 No 94 and local passenger services with notes on California passenger stops and weekend schedules. Agent signatures and station codes appear amid scattered OCR text.

Golden State Limited California O.m.st.p PRR. Co Southwest Limited Lacal

The Shopworn Angel at Fox Theatre W Thursday

Nancy Carroll and Gary Cooper star in a romantic drama about a bright shopworn angel and a shy West Coast youth who meet in New York. The.$summary mentions Nancy Carroll as the gilded Broadway beauty and Cooper as the lovable hero in a tale of love and perception.

Carroll Fox ‘Theatre Cary Coobie Paramount Jnuts Nancy Carroll Gary Coop Poland Wey Gary West New York Nancy Nancy Caroll Mary Co Pent Lakas John Harrymor Hungary

Hearts in Dixie at Graham Theatre Shows Early Film Music

Fox Movietone’s 100 per cent talking musical Hearts in Dixie depicts a Southern 1870 setting with song and spirituals performed by a chorus. Film production included staged cotton-field exteriors in Northern California and settings created at Fox studios Hollywood and Fox Hills Westwood.���

Fox Movietone Graham Theatre Nacom Jeffort South Aotton Field California Pox Studios Hollywood Fox Hills Westwood

The Warren Way and a Washing Machine Dream

Jennie Warren ignores warnings from the Warren Way as she seeks a modern washing machine to ease farm chores. She quits a paid helper job to fund the contraption, but Joe Warren resists, leading to strain until a milestone arrives with Joe’s return and reconciliation.

Olks Jennie Mainwell Warren Way Joe Warren Joe Jennie Warren Homestead Jenny Tor Lee Machbnery Warren Retell Lucy Joe Warten Lucy Frost Morgennie Elsie Mary Puncher Conporition Metivss Sprazve Jenni Hand Denule Elsie Dumond Denile Dennle Doe Melissa Jen Meliss

Remembering Mrs. McKenzie A Life of Faith and Kindness

Phoebe McClelland McKenzie, born 1831 and long associated with Presbyterian faith, is recalled as a medium height, alert, and graceful woman whose letters and care for others reflected a life of religion and compassion. Friends remember her hearty greeting, generosity, and devotion, especially in prayer, with a hopeful note of Christ’s return shaping her later years.

Phoebe McClelland Fredom Earth Christ

Heart Searching Voice of Violin Best Music on Deck

A fragmented vignette describes music aboard a ship with a violinist and strolling performers. Scenes show children on deck, moonlit roads, and an open air fire where the heart has the strongest music. The text blends lyric imagery with a casual demand for a pleasant epidemic of joy.

Gayle Frei Stella

Veteran railway executive dies after heart attack

Ambrose T. Abbott, 69, longtime division superintendent on the Rock Island Lines, died suddenly last night in Des Moines after a heart attack. Abbott came to Des Moines 16 years ago and previously served as superintendent on the Omaha Denver and Kansas divisions.

MS Moines Ambrose T. Abbott Rock

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