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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1922

Page

3

Firemen Band and K P to Decorate Graves Sunday

Washington band and fire department with Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters plan a Sunday graveside decoration at Elm Grove and Woodlawn cemeteries. They meet at City Hall 1 30 p m with band leading to the burial grounds.

Washington Band Fire Department Knights of Pythias Pythian Sisters Elm Grove Woodlawn City Hall Elm Grove Cemetery Castle Hall

Special Chase & Sanborn Coffee Price Event

For Friday and Saturday a special price on Chase & Sanborn Coffee at K. L. Lytle Grocery. A 43 lb can valued at $1.25 is offered for $1.00 on those two days only. Miss Loretta Walker and brother Jack returned from Ainsworth where they visited grandfather A. Walker.

Chase & Sanborn K. L. Lytle Grocery Loretta Walker Jack Ainsworth 8. A. Walker

Washington honors Hornets Nest veterans in reunion

Washington holds a reunion for survivors of the Hornets Nest brigade from Shiloh with flags displayed citywide. Veterans from Iowa regiments gather in the courthouse corridor and at events hosted by the W R C and Rotary Club, with speeches, dinners, and a scheduled bus iness meeting.

Washington Shiloh Iowa Washington County Mr. Varney Col D. J. Palmer W. B. Bell Eighth Iowa J. Varney Varney Battle of Rotary Club Commercial Club W. R. C. and Friends Brigade Marsh W. Bailey Court House Bailey Thej Hornets” Nest Brigade Palmer

Farmers Union Meeting Friday in Bailey Welcome Veterans

Milo Reno Iowa Farmers Union president and state officers will speak at a Friday evening meeting in the high school auditorium at 8 o clock. The event invites all interested farmers and town residents to hear talks on important topics and participate in a public discussion.

Milo Reno Iowa Farmers Union

Water Rent Due Penalty-Free Deadline Noted

Last day to pay water rent without penalty is Saturday June 16. The notice specifies a deadline for timely payment to avoid charges.

New Battery Station Opens in Bell Building

Washington Battery Station opens in the Bell building formerly occupied by Jones Auto Company. C. H. Kreinkopf, a veteran battery man previously with Bur lington and with time in Chicago, will manage the station and handle Prest-o-Lite batteries.

Washington Bell Building Jones Auto Company C. H. Kreinkopf Burlington Chicago

Iowa City Visitors Plan Canada European Tour

Mrs S Woodford of Iowa City travels to Canada leaving Sunday night and reaching Montreal Friday. Miss Ella Woodford departs Tuesday for Montreal to join her sister in law and travel with a party to Europe and the Holy Land returning in September, with Mr and Mrs Lloyd of Brighton joining.

S. Woodford Iowa City Canada Montreal Ella Woodford Europe Holy Land Lloyd Brighton

Conscience in bargaining over tailor price in Boston transcript

A Boston Transcript excerpt shows a character explaining why he haggles with a tailor to avoid overcharging the poor man. Another fragment compares a bull to a person, noting the bull’s reaction to a red flag.

Boston Transcript Leslie Howard

Lincoln pageant adds cast to July Fourth show

Commander A RR Oates announces new cast for the Lincoln pageant with Abraham Lincoln, John Lemmon, Thomas Lincoln, Daniel Boone, and multiple other historic figures. The lineup fills most roles though a few remain open as rehearsals accelerate for the anticipated spectacle.

A. RR. Oates Abraham Lincoln Zimmerman Lincoln Datin Endaeméedes John Thomas Lincoln Nancy Hanks Lincoln C. E. Plumly Daniel Boone Clayton Neiswanger George D. Prentice Louisville Courier E. BE. Stutsman Parosa David Elkin H. F. Masson Ann Rutledge Dorothy Clark John Johnson Foster Brothen Aid Eieeciinehe Heinie Ficher Robert MacGugin John Manks Charles Lytle Denton Cfutt Clary

Local Frontier Pageant Roles Listed by Leaders

The record assigns duties to key figures: Captain Earl Simerman leads the soldiers while Henry Bailey directs the Clary's Grove Boys. Rev J Wilbur Johnson oversees enslaved participants, Mrs Frank Appleby handles the wedding scene, and Homer Stephen with J S McElhinney direct the courtroom scene. Sub directors include Frank Beatty Jay McNamara and C C Reister.

Graduates Noted from State University of Iowa Incoming Week

Among town residents earning degrees this week at the State University of Iowa are Mary Elizabeth Brown and Nellie Ruth Schiebel in education and liberal arts Rex Otis Benz and Shirley A Clark in commerce Malcolm Haskins Dowell earned a Master of Science with a thesis on heat transmission in steam heated evaporating kettles Cloyce K Huston of Crawfordsville earned a bachelor of arts Wellman sent the most graduates of any county town.

State University of Iowa Iowa City Mary Elizabeth Brown Nellie Ruth Schiebel College of Education and Liberal Arts Rex Otis Benz Shirley A. Clark College of Commerce Malcom Haskins Dowell Cloyce K. Huston Crawfordsville Wellman

Dialogue Fragments on Reading and Music Taste

Social exchange shows Mr Podsnap and Miss Prim debating reading habits and musical sensitivity. Miss Prim denies reading Naughty material while noting her husband’s poor ear for music, joking that church melodies seem like lullabies.

Mr. Podsnap Nautilus Monthly Miss Prim

Reister's Butter Sells Washington Butter Against Heat

A heated suggestion favors selling cream to Reister's and buying Washington Butter to avoid churning in hot weather. The note implies economic choice and product options for summer dairy tasks.

Reister's Washington

Eskimos Cut Hospital Coal Costs In Alaska Plan

In Alaska at Point Barrow the Presbyterian board of home missions says native Eskimos will mine 200 tons of coal for next winter and deliver at 35 dollars per ton less than Seattle supplies. Eskimo volunteers will transport by dog sledges from a distant Wainwright mine, aiding a hospital opened after great difficulties.

New York Presbyterian Board of Home Missions Presbyterian Board Point ' ' Ka Wainwright Seattle Presbyterian Board Today United States Kunzuskik Mabel Kerook Ned Nusunginva Amos Ekosek Jim Semigloak Nellie Taketak Philip Paneuwo Shirley Paul Kaveéeoluk Peahdk Bruce Nokajigak Helen Kagonlug Point Barrow

Harlem railroad conductors press for higher pay

In a 19th century anecdote M. Bissell enforced receipts for cash fares and recording on stubs. A conductor committee soon asked for more pay, hesitating before answering why the request came now, recalling past actions and leadership.

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