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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1920

Page

3

Federal agent to be here on Friday

John J. Ryan state representative for the Federal Board for Vocational Education will be at the Red Cross rooms on the second floor of a courthouse on Friday June 11. Ex service men are urged to apply for vocational training as training is free and often includes training pay. The government aims to place men in suitable jobs after training and offers all phases of work.

John J. Ryan Federal Board For Vocational Education Red Cross Court House United States

Dorothy Stafford in Haskins Shops in Town Today

Dorothy Stafford of Haskins visits town for shopping, strolling through storefronts and checking local offerings. The brief scene captures a resident engaging with commerce and daily life in the community.

Dorothy Stafford Haskins

First District Primary Results Show Strong Kopp and Brookhart

In Monday's first district primary, Kopp and Brookhart led, with Kopp totaling 967 votes ahead of Brookhart by 227. Kopp carried Henry by 1407, Jefferson by 300, Van Buren by 375, and Washington by under 190, while Brookhart won in all counties except Louisa and Lee. Holsteen topped in Louisa, Lee, and Des Moines. Deeme of Burlington won district-wide largely on his home-county support, and Kendall carried Jefferson and Washington, with Weems winning the rest.

Brookhart Kopp Henry Jefferson van Buren Washington Holsteen Louisa Lee Desa Moines Louise and Deeme Burlington Kendall Jefferson County Hayner Washington County Weems

Quiet Wedding Ties Roots To Carmichael At Home

Simplicity marked the wedding of Mies lone Leone Root and Clarence Elmer Carmichael held at the bride’s parents home on East Jefferson. Rev. A R OAdrea officiated as Doris Wilcox and Milo Steele sang before the ceremony. The couple, both from local families, will reside on the Wolfe homestead farm. Over sixty guests attended a pink and white themed three course dinner served under an awning. Out-of-town guests included Leota Thorburn, Elh Root, George Hahn, Robert Grove and others from Delta, Sigourney, Keota and South English. The Journal extends best wishes for long, happy married life.

Mies Lone Leone Root Clarence Elmer Carmichael C. EF. Root East Jefferson Street Root A. R. Oadrea Doris Wilcox Milo Steele Miss Wilcox E. D. Clark W. P. Littlefield Leota Thorburn Alma Landau Dorothy Stewart Edna Long Mable Wallace Carmichael C. K. Root Elmer Carmichael Washington Wolfe Cy Burkey Webster Elh Root Delta George Hahn Sigourney Robert Grove Melvin South English Ivan Hand Charles Harris Menefee Roy Menefee

Nurse Miss Kellman Addresses P T A Meeting

Miss Isabel Kellman the county health survey nurse spoke at the high school P T A meeting last night outlining the duties of a visiting nurse. She cited examples of health benefits and urged public health nursing for Washington county. A nominating committee was formed for the next year’s officers.

Isabel Kellman Parent-Teacher Association Misa Kellman Washington Miss Kellman Washington County Marsh W. Bailey Association D. H. McLaughlin S. W. Livingston W. C. Hedges Lillian Minick W. A. Gibson

For Sale Farm 686 Acres on Red Ball Route

686 acre combination farm two miles from town on Red Ball route with a good one story house, 40 by 40 barn, double corn crib with cement floor and driveway, other outbuildings in fair shape. Good fences and a deep well. Part level with rest gently rolling. Owner will trade for a smaller farm of 50 or 120 acres. See this one before you buy. Price 225. Good terms.

Washington County

Community Club and Church Events Schedule

Friday evening services led by Dr W W Bowers of the M BE church and Rev FE M Davis of Ainsworth, with Saturday afternoon sermons. Rural Women's Club meets Thursday with Mrs Claude Rhodebeck, Social Club Thursday afternoon with Mrs John Pratt, Rebekah Club picnic in Sunset Park Thursday afternoon bring own plate cup fork and spoon. Baptist Brotherhood meets Thursday evening at 7 45 at the Baptist Church with Rev Arthur Oates addressing. Afternoon Bridge Club and husbands hosted Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs J E Lemmon on Fact Washington Street.

W. W. Bowers M. BE. Church FE. M. Davis Ainsworth Rebekah Club Sunset Park The Baptist Brotherhood Baptist Church Arthur Oates Bridge Club J. E. Lemmon Washington Street

Ladies Aid meeting at First United Presbyterian church

The Ladies Aid of First United Presbyterian church will meet Friday afternoon at two. Initiation and refreshments are planned. Mrs. Mary Lavada Kerr, W M, and Mrs. Myrtle Speer, secretary, urge every member to be present.

Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church Second United Presbyterian Church B.S Mary Lavada Kerr W. M Myrtle Speer Ladies’ Aid Society of The First United Presbyterian Church

Olds of the Oxford Leave. New Neighbor Merle Prondfit

The Olds of the Oxford are leaving a well regarded boarding house with a large clientele and frequent local use of Washington Butter. Merle Prondfit is set to become the next neighbor, with plans to run a pana and offer Washington Butter 56e, advertised for sale at all groceries.

Oxford Washington Merle Washington Butler

Ladies' sewing day at old Methodist church parlor

The ladies' parlor of the old Methodist church will be open all day Thursday for sewing. A note mentions securing a comfort in the rest room, indicating ongoing community craft activity.

Old Methodist Church

Sealed bids sought for county coal deliveries

Sealed bids will be received at the office of the County Auditor Washington Iowa until one o clock Tuesday June 15 1920 and opened for about 175 tons Franklin county Illinois egg coal 26 tons Franklin county Ill nut coal and 250 tons Bidwell coal for Court House jail and the poor delivered A L Griffith County Auditor

Washington Franklin County Ill Court House A. L. Griffith

Caddock Defeats Lewis in Des Moines Wrestling Match

Earl Caddock defeated Strangler Lewis in Des Moines last night winning the first and third falls. The Iowa wrestler moves closer to reclaiming the heavyweight championship from Joe Stecher.

Washington Earl Caddock Des Moines Strangler’ Lewis Iown Joe Stecher

Local Automotive and Tire Offers At Gus Bramers

Ad copy notes suits priced from $32 at Gus Bramers. Mentions tire prices and tubes with brands Kelly Springfield Goodyear Federal. Bevins Motor Co.

Kelly Springfield Goodyear Federal Bevins Motor Co

Good Program at A. M. E. Church

A large audience enjoyed a concert last evening at the A. M. E. church by members of the congregation with help from the Women's Interchurch Committee. The Jubilee singers drew encores and Arnold Hall’s solo impressed the crowd. A post concert luncheon in the basement offered ice cream sandwiches coffee and cake. proceeds fund delegates to an upcoming Sunday school convention.

Women’s Interchurch Committee Arnold Hall

Cummins Majority Seen At Least 20000 In Iowa Nomination

Latest state reports indicate Senator Cummins will hold a majority of at least 20000 with slow returns. From 1500 of 2347 precincts Cummins 71819 Brookhart 56761, Cummins' managers predicting a 30000 margin. Kendall and Moore lead governor race with Hayner third and Deems fourth. Awaiting fuller counts may take several days.

Cummins Brookhart Kendall Moore Hayner Deems

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Stone Armory Hall American Legion Hopp Kodak I. R. Phillips Kodak Store SION Nomi Land Seeker Blue Dempsey Land Company North Side Square FF. Dempsey Geo. J. Breitenbach John W. Teeter Havre Koch K. W. Harvey Kolah Club Neill Trottman DeBord Alex DeBord F. & M. Bank Bldg John Applegate Rep Rural Women's Club Claude Rhodebeck John Pratt F. G. Moore Jones Auto Co C. R. Conner Journal Washington Elevator Company White War Garage M. C. Smylie Geo. P. Scott Batavia Boyd Berdo East Third St Third St Chal Ford Solowa Avenue New. Jones Auto Co West Side Drug Store Chandler Beving Motor Co Dodge Bros D. C. Denison BUICK Care of Journal Jersey H. L. McCleery Washington Elevator Co Bors Torium Reister Proudfit Hampsher Chambers Kelly W. S. Reister & Sons Evening Journal Arthur Therion C. C Caddock Lewis Gus Bramers Godfrey & Eldridge Greenose A. M. E. Church
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