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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1926

Page

8

Miss Fulton Heads To Alliance For Two Week Visit

Local notes report Miss Helen Fulton left for Alliance Ohio to visit Miss Olive Haugh for about two weeks and plan a stop in Pittsburgh on the way home. Shoppers include Mr and Mrs Pohren and son, Mrs Terry Gray of Keota, Mrs Leslie Pauls of Burlington, and Misses Lydia Emma Roth Fannie Kiman and others visiting Washington.

Helen Fulton Alliance Ohio Olive Haugh Mia V. C. Pohren Eon Terry Gray Keota Washington Leslie Pauls Burlington Herman Pauls Lydia Emma Roth Fannie Kiman Wayland

Corset and brassieres orders taken by Eva Schmelzer

Local advertisement lists Pashionette eight inch corset and Princess corset along with Corsellets and Brassieres. Orders accepted by Miss Eva Schmelzer at 427 Bb. Main St. phone 525.

Eva Schmelzer Main St

Local notes of travel and visits from Washington area

A list of residents and guests with travel plans and arrivals. William Brown and others plan a ten day fishing trip near Ely Minnesota. Earnest Marshall travels to Des Moines for his mother’s illness. Rev and Mrs Eastwood visit Fairfield and Parsons student Walter joins them. Ciarry Rice starts at Washington Olmec company North Iowa avenue. Patterson family guests in Washington and Monmouth alumni events noted along with a church assembly visit. Henderson of Ainsworth and Steve Johnson with son visit Washington on business.

William Brown Harry Kreider Walter Conner Everett Griffith 8. A. Diekernon Ely Minnesota Fr. W. Eastwood Fairfield Walter Parsons College A. N. Porter Beaumont California Monmouth Ilinois Monmouth College Sharon General Assembly of The United Presbyterian Church Washington H. B. Porter John Wood

Local residents travel and visit surrounding towns

Mrs Ida Patterson visits Mrs Sam Sigafoose for several days while Crawfordsville guests Mrs Charles Shaffer and Mrs Clara Sweet stay nearby. Others visit Cedar Falls Vinton Monmouth College graduates confer and plan trips as families relocate for work and summer plans.

Ida’ Patterson Aineworth Sam Sigafoose

Women of County Farm Bureau Meet at Baptist Church

The first Achievement Day program by Washington County Farm Bureau women was held at the Baptist church. About eighty five farm women and club girls attended the afternoon program with talks on patterns and machine finishes and exhibits from Crawford Brighton Washington and Jackson townships.

Farm Bureau Washington County Baptist Church Crawford Township Ida Wooley Brighton Township H. C. Kyle Frank Pulver 76 Township Washington Township Jackson Township Whistier Fairview 4-H Vallancelle

New York Central Lines to Merge Subsidiaries

The New York Central railroad company announces plans to merge its principal subsidiaries the Michigan Central the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis and the Cincinnati Northern through long term leaves. The company also plans to increase its authorized capital stock from 400 million to 400 million dollars.

Associated Free New York New York Central Railroad Company Michigan Central Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St. Louis Cincinnati Northern

Early English Journal in Paris Names Thomas Evans

The American Register, one of Paris first English language papers, was founded by Thomas Wiltberger Evans an American dentist from Philadelphia who served as Napoleon II's official dentist.

Paris American Register Thomas Wiltberger Evans Philadelphia Napoleon II

Local residents return and depart for trips and graduations

Evelyn Newell returns to Columbus Junction after a visit with grandmother Mrs. R. I. Malin. Myrtle Morrow leaves for Long Beach California to spend summer with aunt and uncle. Miss Betty Spencer of Ft. Orange Provida visits the Reeves home. Rev Carl Klein and family return to Davenport after visiting Washington. T. R. Gillespie and Rollie Optenberg buy a new Dodge sport roadster in Iowa City. H. M. Shellabarger travels to Muscatine on business. Mrs Harriet McArthur of Aldeo Illinois visits in Columbus Junction. Mrs Teresa Vastine and Genevieve Bailey attend T. C. Academy graduation in Davenport. Marian Vastine to graduate. Cleo Shockley and daughter travel to Princeton Missouri for grandfather’s death. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Minick and son Fred attend National Kindergarten graduation in Chicago. Isabelle Minick also graduates and plans east trip. Warren Seed Store issues a new weekly paper Grainy of Gold for Washington community. Mrs Joe Mugnaini visits from Burlington. Mrs T. F. Barker and Opal attend Cornell College graduation. Charles Barker to graduate. David Harvey graduates from University of Town Law School.

Jake Minick Fred Chicago National Kindergarten School Isabelle Minick Chiegao Isabelle

Critical condition of Mrs Hugh Arthur noted in report

The report states Mrs Hugh Arthur remains in very critical condition with little expectation of recovery. It lists visiting relatives from Centerville and nearby areas and mentions additional family arrivals planned for this evening. Also noted is a Washington group that traveled to Town City for the Iowa City Garden club flower show. England ends practice of hoisting a black flag for executions.

Hugh Arthur T. W. Brown Centerville Mary Arthur

Logs Split by Gun Slash Open in Vancouver

A report notes logs in Vancouver being split instantly by a gun, described as if opened by a dozen wedges, suggesting rapid, forceful separation. The account emphasizes the sudden, graphic effect on the wood.

Vancouver

Persian rugs import level tops six million dollars

American imports of rugs and carpets from Persia last year exceeded six million dollars. Across the United States a retail store serves about 26 families, reflecting dense market reach.

Persia United States

His Great Oversight in a Comic Opera Review

A note from the Florida Times Union recalls a musical critic praising a comic opera before realizing the error, the writer’s correction coming too late as the piece went to press.

Florida Times- Union

Real Need for Child Labor Law Evokes Columbia Record

A Columbia Record editorial argues for a child labor law to prevent employers from exploiting workers and harming families, urging government action to protect children and parents from deadly conditions.

Columbia Record

Also Mentioned on This Page

Vingie Roe FOX Hartman’s Earnest Marshall Des Moines Ciarry Rice Washington Ol Company Iowa Avenue Gust T. Anderson Swedesbore L. Patterson Robert Hastings Nebraska Yellow Taxi Cab Co D. BF. Henderson of Ainsworth Steve Johnson Crawfordsville Charles Shaffer Clara Sweet White Yard Belle Miller Canton Missouri Dale Long Anna Hayes J. A. McKinstry Vinton Iowa Cedar Falls A. B. Amerine Don Sherman Roger Sherman Christina Breitenbach Rubio Lucile Carr Wyman West Chester Savings Bank William Fitzwilliams Omaha Harold Landmesser Jocelyn Indianola Mr. Landmesser Graham Dr. Macon S A. Dickerson Montrose Mrs. B. F. Ross F. M. Marsh of Leslie Dunlap Emma Hagist of Hermina Moch Jerome Lewin Joe Falk Hans the Wardrobe Cleaners Conkey McCall Bros M. Keck Warta McElh Nney Drug Co Mutual WOMEN County Farm Bureau the Baptist Wadhes Mary White Beethoven Alice Walker Thelma Edgar Mendelsohn Louise Barnes J. N. Phillips Jessie Foster Columbus Junction Ellsworth Richardson Pella Foster Louisa County Miers Richardson Talks Richardson NEW York Central Wells-Crail Sales Co Evelyn Newell R. If Malin Myrtle Morrow Long Beach Uuncle Mrs D. D. Bickford Betty Spencer Ft. Orange Provida Tom Reeves Carl Klein Yamily Davenport T. R. Gillespie Rollie Optenberg Iowa City Opentenberg H. M. Shellabarger Muscatine Harriet McArthur Aledo Illinois Joe McElhinney Bob Willits Teresa Vastine Genevieve Bailey T. C. Academy Cleo Shockley Martha Marie Princeton, Missouri Warren Seed Store Warren Joe Mugnaini T. F. Barker Opal Mr. Vernon Cornell College Charles Barkerill David Harvey Law School Town University Axminster Iron Clad Kayser and Phoenix Palm Beach Washington Cleaners Ralph Dougherty W. R. Jeffrey Myrta Jeffrey Nellie Tripp R. S. Warfel Harry Montgomery R. G. Cherry Carlton Wilson Carl Keck Cunningham George Foster Town City Iowa City Garden Club Studebaker England Chas. Chaplin Majestic Theatre Wellman Owen McGovern N. D. Anderson Thames River Lemmon Sherbet
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