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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1924

Page

3

Henry Co Band to Play Here on Fourth

Henry County celebration plans include Mt. Pleasant-Winfield band to perform in Washington on Independence Day. Director Fred A. McCoy leads a 35 piece group. A third band is being negotiated with plans to announce soon. The pageant and bicycle races are highlighted along with Col umbus Wyman baseball game and a Legion booster tour.

Henry CO Tracy Phillips Music Committee Mt. Pleasant-Winfield Washington Neil Humble Phillips Fred A. McCoy Crawfordville Mt. Pleasant Whitfield Olds American Legion Columbes Wyman Washington County Thin

Funeral services for Mrs Wesley Shanafett held

Funeral services for Mrs Wesley Shanafett were held yesterday morning at ten o'clock in the McNamara undertaking parlors conducted by Rev W H Dillon followed by burial in Elm Grove cemetery. The pall bearers were Fred Bartholomew Joseph Dawson M Cuddy Charles Davis Dr G S Kerr and Harrison Dodder.

Wesley Shanafett McNamara Undertaking W. H. Dillon Elm Grove Cemetery Fred Bartholomew Joseph Dawson M. Cuddy Charles Davis G. S. Kerr Harrison Dodder

It Pays to Advertise says The Journal Serves

The Journal promotes advertising by promising service and value. The message emphasizes intelligent ad placement and ongoing support for readers seeking effective notices.

Journal

Fairfield Lions Visit Washington Club for Dinner Program

Fairfield Lions, about thirty five strong, plan a Tuesday visit to Washington Lions at the Commercial club for dinner and a joint program. A Washington committee of Reade McCrory Donald Bell and Carl Hedges arranged the meeting with hopes of cooperation and a lively exchange of plans.

George McDaniel Washington Lions Club Lions Fairfield Washington Reade McCrory Donald Bell Carl Hedges Fairfield Lions Fairfield Lions Club

A. M. E Gathering Closes With Delegates' Conference

The Northwestern annual conference of the A M E church in Des Moines wraps up its fourth session at Shorter Chapel. Delegates from Bucknell to Mt Pleasant attended the model Sunday school and talks by Attorney Brown and Rev. W H Griffin. Diplomas were awarded to normal graduates as Rev E R Edwards presided. officers to be elected this afternoon.

Desires Moines Normal Department Allen Christian Endeavor League Northwestern A. ME A N. Alberson Joe Brown Des Moines Margaret M. Patten Attorney Brown Birmingham Ala Brown W. H. Griffin Bucknell Clarinda Boone Albia Council Bluffs Muscatine Osceola Washington Valley Junction Iowa City Chariton Fairfield Ottumwa

Judge Dewey Holds Court Brief Probate Session Here

Judge Charles A. Dewey convened a brief adjourned district court session focusing on probate matters with additional criminal business planned for the afternoon.

Dewey Charles A. Dewey

Canvass to Open in Washington County Primary Vote

The county board of supervisors will meet next Tuesday to canvass the primary election results in Washington County. No contest was close, and there is little unusual interest in this year's canvass.

County Board of Supervisor Washington County

Weather brings steady rain and cool June morning

Rain fell steadily for most of the forenoon helping crops and gardens. Showers return today making the morning cool for June.

Boy Scouts Celebrate New Washington Iowa City Membership

Last night Washington and Iowa City troops became full members of the Boy Scouts of America. About 125 parents and scouts gathered at the Commercial Club for dinner with music and a program. Scout executives Gowans and Buss spoke on training and camp plans at the Whip-Poor-Will camp near Iowa City set for the 16th, while local leaders praised leadership and camp benefits and presented new troop charters.

Washington Boy Scout Organizatin of America Commercial Club Frank R. Sage Gowans Buss Iowa City Mess A. W. Clow Mr. Kern Kern Iowa River Mr. Eastwood E. J. Hammer Scout Everette Griffith H. J. Montgomery C. W. Long Clyde Brown A. W. Yard J. D. Kern Harry Phillips Huss

Rain Interferes With Rural Eight Grade Commencement

Rain dampens plans for the rural eighth grade commencement with many graduates unable to attend. Businessmen welcomed the needed rainfall but question why it cannot rain at night, hoping for sunshine after the shower.

Eighth &Rade

Article on telephone operations by Miss Wheelan

In The Southwestern Belt, Miss Doe la Wheelan daughter of George Wheelan of Washington and former local operator recounts steps for establishing a long distance call. She describes operator duties and teamwork needed to connect calls and aims to complete conversations within ten minutes for 85 percent of calls and within twenty minutes for 95 percent, noting delays from lines out of order busy signals and similar issues.

Doeela Wheelan George Wheelan Washington Des Moines

Auto Race Planned for Washington Fourth of July

A feature event during Washington's Fourth of July celebration will stage abt ho mobile races on the old track. Racers with valued cars above fifty dollars are barred to ensure equality. the more dilapidated the car, the better the chance. Preliminary heats lead to a final with war prize offered. Courses may be five miles or ten laps. track leveling and planking on a sunken side are planned. Maynard Brown heads the feature and promises valuable prizes roughly half the best entered. Entry fee is nominal and gate admission will be charged. Races to start in the afternoon without clashing with a baseball game.

Maynard Brown Brown

Chicago Evening Post to Open Exclusive Antique Shop

The Chicago Evening Post plans a new exclusive antique shop linked to Burley and Co. on the second floor of their China store. Max Miller, son of Mrs. M. P. Miller of Washington, will manage. May will direct the shop as the buyer arrives in Chicago with a European food consignment.

Chicago Evening Post Burley and Co Max Miller M. P. Miller Washington May Chicago Europe

Three Men Arrested as Prohibition Raids Net Three Stills

Washington county sheriff and prohibition agents seized three illicit stills and four barrels of mash after raids near Brighton Coppock Kalona. John Lowe Clarence Van Winkle and Joe Krofta were jailed on liquor charges while awaiting hearings before Judge Charles A. Dewey.

John M. Lowe Joe Krofta C. A. Dewey Clarence van Winkle Col. C. J. Wilwon Will Washington County Brighton Coppock Kalon Skunk River English River Charles A. Dewey Distriot John Lowe Beighton Hungry Hollow Kalona Pough Charles Denison Fred Sweet T. A. Michels Cronkhite and Giltner Lowe van Winkle Lowe Place Krofta Placa Washington Fairfield

Funeral services for Mrs. T. J. Nicholson

Funeral services were held yesterday morning at the home of her daughter Mrs. A W Yard at ten and at the Presbyterian church in Crawfordsville at two with Rev John Db Kern and Rev S J Nicholson of Goldfield officiating A mixed quartet sang pallbearers included Boyd Twinam Rob McCleery David Blankenhorn Frank Young Bert Yard and Bi Orria Burial was in the Low Cemetery. Many friends attended.

T. J. Nicholson A. W. Yard Presbyterian Church Crawfordsville John Db. Kern J. Nicholson Goldfield Boyd Twinam Rob MccCleery David Blankenhorn Frank Young Bert Yard Bi Orria Low Cemetery

Picnic Postponed by Pleasant Hill Church

The Pleasant Hill church southeast of town postponed its picnic scheduled for yesterday due to weather and indicated it may be rescheduled after an indefinite delay.

Pleasant Hi Church

Fairfield Professor S D Wallen Delivers Lecture

Professor S D Wallen of Fairfield spoke last night to a full house and an audience that was thoroughly pleased. His talk drew on familiar themes and entertained listeners well.

S. D. Wallen Fairfield

Dead in Loomis coal mine explosion likely to reach fourteen

Wilkes Barre Pa June 7 mine officials estimate fourteen may be dead from yesterday gas explosion at Loomis colliery Glen Alden Coal Co Hanover Twp. Eleven bodies have been recovered to surface two men seriously injured four or five others mildly hurt. Three men listed missing.

Associated Preas Wilkes-Barre Loomis Glen Alden Coal Company Hanover Township

Busy Life Advice From Lord Leverhulme

A quotation asserts that staying active and vigorous extends life, warning that idleness is the real killer. The figure of Lord Leverhulme is cited as endorsing this philosophy of continuous engagement and hard work.

Lord Leverhulme

Tibetan Flag Description with Sun and Mountain Emblems

The Tibet flag features a rising gold sun above a white mountain flanked by two white lions in white green and red. A jewel and flaming gem sit between the lions. Red and blue triangles fill any remaining space.

Tibet

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