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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1923

Page

7

Brighton Notes Highlight Local Socials and Visits

Miss Ethel Stacy hosts a country gathering for Jeanette Woodford ahead of her June wedding to Willis Horton. The Brighton area reports visits, travels, graduations, a bank examiner appointment, summer plans, church events, and a wedding at the home of Miss Jessie Ballard.

Farrier family visits. accident reported nearby

Pleasant Plain, June 9. Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Farrier are spending a few days with their son J. V. Farrier of Rome. Mrs. C. M. Lemons of Kansas City spent a few days at the homes of Thomas and Willard Farrier. Henry Ballard had a serious accident Thursday afternoon.

Sarah Bones Nebraska Richland Farrier Dora Frank Leeper Brighton Julia Dawson Richard Little Frances, Lee Ainsworth Henry Ballard Edgar Fisher W. E. Farrier Jasper Lynn

Local residents share time and goods in Pleasant Bill area

Pleasant Bill Pleasant Hill June 9 Earl Kephart delivered hogs to Joe Lynk Monday mening. John Puitnam and family and George Chalupa and family spent Monday evening at Edd Chalupa's YY IL. Dodds delivered a cow to A BR Carr Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Swift and children spent Tuesday evening at the WH Callwell home, Mr. and Mrs Elmer Kephart.

Pleasant Hill Earl Kephart Joe Lynk John Puitnam George Chalupa Edd Chalupa’s Yy. IL Dodds A. BR. Carr Bryan Swift Callwell Elmer Kephart

Keota Chautauqua gains support. Rebekah event noted

Keota backs 1924 Redpath Vanters chautauqua with over 100 boosters pledging 1625.90 to guarantee season tickets priced at 2.00. Old officers reelected Andrew Blattner president Rev C F Hoffman secretary W F Steuter treasurer. Also covered are local pastor Rev George Conrad at Des Moines graduation, Ella Longenecker attending Ames, and Keota club activities including the 5ith Rebekah convention with 250 attendees and state officers present, plus community honors and decorations from local merchants.

KEOTA Eain Redpath Vanter Chautauqua Chautauqua Association Andrew Blattner C. F. Hoffman W. F. Steuter George O. Conrad Des Moines Des Moines University Ella Longenecker Ames J. van S$. Longenecker Agricultura!ngineering Equitable Life Insurance Co Herbert Hulse Cornell College Keotahhautauqua

Music Invented to Tell of Love by Sophie Tucker

A critic notes Sophie Tucker’s claim that music was invented to tell of love. The piece argues that timeless balladry like Crying for You embodies a sentimental, all American mood, with lush melodies and syrupy themes unchanged since early era songwriting.

Sophie Tucker América Sophie ‘Tucker Eden

West Chester community notes on visits and rebuilds

West Chester residents discuss the Rock Island company rebuilding stock yards and share daily life updates. Alex Miller stopped by for a pleasant visit, families from Minnesota plan to stay, DPD Brumback recovers enough to drive, fencing work progresses with Will Munro offering wells for post holes, Daryl Dayton returns from Grinnell, Miss Fabric tours Iowa City, and the Methodist church hosts strawberries and shortcake on the 14th with ice cream and cake.

Rock Island Company Alex Miller Roy Waddell Minnesota Dusenbery Roy Will Munro Will Plummer Daryl D. Dayton Grinnell College Edward Jackson Fort Madison Miss Fabric Iowa City

Local notes from Morning Sun and Winfield chautauqua

Miss Martha Cannon returns home after visiting her brother J R Cannon at Morning Sun. Mrs Rosina White of Crawfordsville visits at Griff Humphrey home and attends Winfield chautauqua. J Newton Davis Mrs Joe Davis and Miss Jennie Davis travel to Williamsburg for a relative's funeral. Mrs Davis and children return home with husband Friday evening. Mrs Neil Kracaw visits Washington midweek. Many locals attend Winfield chautauqua with daily programs reported. Mr Griffith Humphreys and

Iowa Falls Bristow Ellsworth, College Bruce Fox Fairfield Emery Edwards Packwood Dona Follen Mabel Davis Mypdiapolis E. Bridwell Willma Elder Ernest Peasley Dick Cain Carl Thomas Gene Chicago Warren Allen Norma Muscatine Columbus City R. N. Reedy Harold Knorr Davenport Evangelist Stemple White Rosina White Crawfordsville Griff Humphrey Winfield J. Newton Davis Joe Davis Jennie Davis Williamsburg

Della and Katherine Kracaw Journey to Wisconsin Event

Della left Thursday evening to attend the Welsh Presbyterian Synod at Randolph Wisconsin from June 8 to 10 and planned visits at Racine and other places on the way home. Katherine Kracaw returned home in Washington Friday after a few days with her brother Neil Kracaw. J. & Humphrey were business callers in Wapello Monday morning. Journal want ads bring results.

Della Welsh Presbyterian Synod Randolph Wis Racine Katherine Kracaw Washington Neil Kracaw J. &. Humphrey Wapello

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