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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
5
Berlin reports that 100 personal crisis notes arose in the German army during 1923 and 1924. Enlistment lasting 12 years under Versailles drives despondency as officers are scarce and promotion stalls. Those who serve 12 years gain lifetime preference for civil service posts.
An obscure note states the wings of the penaulut useless for flight become efficient paddles for penguins, highlighting an unexpected aquatic use. The item appears in a fragment from the Springfield Republican.
Time table excerpt shows Eastbound and Westbound schedules for Golden State Limited, No 12 Express, local pass, freight, and Knoxville Branch trains. Contains arrival and departure times for multiple trains and notes daily and Sunday service variations. Includes agent names H W Russell and J Go McKay and line affiliations.
The Keota Chautauqua opened Monday with rain disrupting the Rainbow Orchestra and crowd movement. Dr. Ben Wilson spoke on the English Labor Party while Ridgeway Entertainers performed, followed by acts and later a play Strange Hedfellows.
Listings show Ghrack Hillel Moravian S S at 10 o clock with liturgy and German at 11 evening service 7 45 There will be no church services during the remaining weeks of June. Ainsworth United Brethren Rev Smith preaches Sunday morning June 7th at 11 All are welcome West Chester Baptist services Sunday 10 am school 11 am worship 7 pm service and 8 pm evening with leaders and speakers including Mrs Clinton Walton and Mrs Hillis.
Pleasant Hill Christian Church invites its congregation to hear Rev B W Pettit at 11 a m and 2 p m on Sunday June 7. Bible school starts at 10 a m with a special message planned. Don't call me. Come. Pettit serves as minister.
Valley Sunday school at 10 a m regular morning services at 11 a m No services the last three Sundays in June Regular evening services July 6 at 8 p m
Fifty nine head of top Holstein cattle sold at Grand Rapids at an average of 763 with total sales of 44250. King Rose Ormsby, a six month old bull, fetched 3700 from H Bangor Jr of Northville Michigan. Mary Lee Walker, a two year old daughter of a heifer owned by J L Sebastian of Wasco California, sold for 476 to Billy Wahack Stock Farms of Santa Paula California.
Tracy Phillips, member of the Famous Madegood Family, attracts nationwide photographers as secretary of the National Wholesale Photo Finishers Assn. They chase him for news photos, but his rapid moves defeat still lenses. A Kodak snapshot from his store accompanies the piece.
Sunday school begins at 2 PM followed by a 3 PM preaching service on The Missed Blessing. Mrs Hillis leads the service while E Hillis serves as pastor inviting all parishioners to attend these services.
At 9 30 Sunday School and 10 30 preaching service the message titled The Matchless One will be delivered. All are invited to attend at the church led by Pastor C. Hillis.
Kalona Baptist Church schedules Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 2 p m Pastor C E B Hillis invites you and your friends to the service The sermon topic is The Outstanding Need of the People of The United States.
An advertisement proclaims Kellogg's ALL-BRAN as the guaranteed remedy for constipation with benefits to skin and health. It claims permanent relief or money back, recommends two tablespoons daily, and notes production in Battle Creek, Michigan with broad retail availability.
Tracy Ross Phillips is described as a energetic helper in city welfare work and ROTARY, often chairman or secretary of committees. Born in Mahaska County he earned the nickname Cornfield Canary for his cheerful outlook. He built a Kodakery business serving southern towns and is noted for his public service and love of community events. His car color and design are joked about, but he is welcomed into the Mado good Family.
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