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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1925

Page

8

Local Merchants and Residents Mentioned in City Notes

Local brief notes include The Se Store carrying linoleum and Feltex Rugs, special prices on Work straw hats from Dougherty Bros, and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCleery moving back to their East Main Street home after a winter fire damage. Mrs. William Fitzwilliam visits Keota Hochstalders, Miss Carol Jones visits Fairfield, and Mrs. Cherry hosts Sunday chicken dinner.

Dougherty Bros Hugh MecCleery East Main Street Carolyn Hamilton Nettie McLaughlin

Miss Pearl Wallace Completes Work and Plans Week Visit

Miss Pearl Wallace finishes her shift at the Clark and Enslin store and, with her brother Walter, will visit friends and relatives in various places next week before returning to Salisbore Missouri for their new home. Also notes silk tubing for princess slips and a local theater event at Ainsworth June 9 1925 with admission 10 and 25 cents. Miss Bessie Myers and Miss Barkhoff and her nephew from Brighton are in Washington today.

Miss Pearl Wallace Clark and Enslin Walter Salisbore Missouri Mary van Horn Rebecca Sharpe Peters U. P Ainsworth Ladies Missionary Society Town Bessie Myers Barkhoff Brighton Washington

Convention to Meet Here in 1926 Keokuk Young People

Crawfordsville June 6. Nominees for Keokuk Presbytery Young People’s Union next year include Margaret Gault president Robert Haupt vice president Bessie Hall secretary Clarence Logan treasurer Bertha Paisley stewardship secretary. First Washington invited next year’s convention with Ferris picnic and praise service led by Rev W C Porter. Activities stressed worship instruction recreation and service with Moses Shaw outlining program. The balloting awarded banner to Keota and Le Claire Prairie, overall fine attendance and expected results.

Crawfordsville The Young People's Christian Union of W C. Porter Crawfordville Moses Shaw Shaw le Claire Prairie Keota le Claire Washington Morning Sun Keokuk Presbstory Knowlim Mae Wallace Ainsworth Misa Nellie Nichols Burlington Margaret Davidson Oletha Seeton Clarence Logan First

Keokuk Presbytery opens with strong attendance and plans

The Y P U convention of Keokuk Presbytery opened with good turnout. The Keokuk group prepared floral decorations and seating while Mae Wallace and Nellie Nichols led officers. A Bible reading contest featured seven contestants and awarded first to Martha Spyder of Columbus City.

Deceased Members Graves Decoration Notice

Notice requests Piremen and Band members report at bandroom 12:45 Sunday June 7 to decorate graves of deceased members. Bring flowers. Signed by Harry Springman and Claude Reister. Also includes ad snippets for silk dresses at Crail's and local purchases with names and locations.

Harry Springman Claude Reister

Miss Campbell and Hunt Place In Ottumwa Event

Miss Anna Belle Campbell of Washington took third place with Miss Helen Hunt of Ainsworth in a local pageant. Rev. John T. Aiken of Columbus City delivered the evening address titled Know Him Early in Life. He urged homes schools and churches to work together to keep youths engaged in Sabbath school and young people’s societies. Dr. Kimmelshue sent a message from the General Assembly urging church work for youth. Clarence Logan, the treasurer, reported in absentia.

Anna Belle Campbell Washington Helen Hunt Ainsworth Aiken John T. Aiken Columbus City Mr. Johnson Kimmelshue General Assembly C. UW

Local Notes and Advertisements Update

Mrs Sorrell visits Davenport for a day with her sister. Mrs Mary E Scott of Oneida SD visits cousin Mrs L H Richardson and heads to Des Moines to see children. Auto accessories and rugs offered by Triangle Auto Supply and 98c Store. Miss Myrta Jeffrey to meet 19th Century club Saturday at 2 30. Mr and Mrs Mart White depart on an extensive eastern trip for several weeks. A little Want-ad will do it.

Mary E. Scott Oneida So. Dakota L. H. Richardson Des Moines Myrta Jeffrey Ead Mart White

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