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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1924

Page

3

Chautauqua Park Chosen for County Pageant Display

The county historical pageant set for July Fourth will be staged at Chautauqua Park with Commander Walter Conner announcing the site. Rehearsals begin at the high school gym and armory with Miss Edith Belleau leading the group alongside Mr. Wade and Jesse Miller.

Chautauqua Park Walter Conner Leon Beatty Post Weldon B. Wade American Legion Chautauqua Wade Edith Belleau Jesse Miller

Grace Hill Church to Observe Children’s Day Sunday

Grace Hill Church west of town will host a Children’s Day program next Sunday evening at eight o’clock. The lineup includes songs, recitations, and readings by various students and classes, with Mr. Bender delivering the scriptural lesson and concluding remarks.

Grace Hill Church Mr. Bender Bender Josephine Hbrinning Cloyce Hayes Charles Libe Kather Miller Dwight Hayes Roselle Brinning Helen Turnipseed Anna Marie Anderson Lawrence Mikach Fkugene Engel Jesus Donald Hayes Hoyas Miriam Miksch Florence Johnson Robert Turnipseed

Germany Sees Surge in Car Ownership and Driving Test Changes

Berlin May 19 driving one's own car is becoming a popular sport as more autos reach markets and Germany relaxes stringent driving license examinations. The shift follows broader adoption of personal vehicles and evolving traffic rules.

Berlin Germany

Magistrate hears confession in machine control case

A New York magistrate hears a chauffeur admit he could not control his machine, arguing that if he could have controlled it the officer would not have arrested him. The exchange underscores the defense of involuntary action in the case.

New York Mail

Pageant Sees 400 Performers With 2500 Seats Arranged

Under Mr. Wade, daily practice continues for the pageant as organizers arrange seating for about 2,500 spectators. Policies implemented after two years ago’s seating complaints aim to prevent a repeat, with elaborate costumes and a Washington County history themed production. The Washington band will provide musical accompaniment.

American Legion Jusiliary Wade Miller Mmneluden Henry Bailey Isabelle Minick Alice Heaseltine Elizabeth Sherman Hetty Hollingsworth Dean Beving Washington County Washington Band

Fourth of July Fund Drive Under Way in Washington

A committee led by Fred Downing and others began collecting subscriptions from Washington business men for the American Legion Fourth of July celebration. Most donations are $25 with a few larger gifts, aiming to cover rain insurance and equipment. The total pledged was 2050.50 dollars, with expectations of full payment plus late contributions. The post plans a prominent observance utilizing the funds.

Fred Downing Harold Tolander Everette Griffith Frank Cherryholmes Clarence Barnett Ray Guest Washington American Legion Legion Post Post

British debt payment to be made largely in cash

The next interest installment on the British debt due June 15 will be paid mostly in cash, with J. P. Morgan and Company acting as fiscal agents. In New York Dr. Morris W. Ehnes of Chicago was elected treasurer of the Methodist board of foreign missions.

New York J. P. Morgan and Company Morris W. Ehnes Chicago Methodist Board of Foreign Missions

Warmest Day Yet Hints at Official 90 Degree Mark

Townwide impression swells that today is the warmest so far this year as midafternoon readings are absent yet the vibe points to near ninety degrees and the official tally may confirm the peak heat.

Clerk Clay County Beauty Shoppe Opens in Former Parlor

Mrs. Clara Dean announces a new Beauty Shoppe in the former Black Beauty Parlor. Mrs. H. F. Kumm and granddaughter Betty Willoughby returned to Chariton after visiting at Mrs. S. N. Sorrell's home. Mrs. KE. C. Nichols of Forrest City Ark has also been visiting the Sorrell home.

Clara Dean Black Beauty H. F. Kumm Betty Willoughby Chariton S. N. Sorrell KE. C. Nichols Forrest City Ark Sorrell

Dawes Nominated as Republican Vice President Candidate

Delegates at the party convention engaged in days of maneuvering over the vice presidential pick. After Chief Coolidge’s nomination, discussion centered on Kenyon, Curtis, and the revived Lowden surge, which drew the largest demonstrations despite his initial protest.

Frank C. Lowden Alinde Ben Lowden Coolidee William 8. Kenyon Town Charles Curtis Kansas

Lowden Wins After Tumultuous Ballot Fight for Nomination

The first ballot produced 222 for Lowden 172 for Kenyon 149 for Dawes and 154 for Burton. On the second ballot Lowden surged to 779 with Burton 90 Kenan 74 and Dawes 32. Senator Willis moved for unanimous support but Wisconsin caused delay while Mondell restored order.

Mr. Lowden Judge Kenyon General Dawes Theodore E. Burton Representative Burton William H. Butler Coolidge Lowdon Burton Kenan Dawes Frank B. Willis Ohio Wisconsin Mondell Lowden

First annual United Presbyterian picnic planned at Sunset Park

Sunset park hosts the first annual United Presbyterian picnic for Keokuk presbytery churches next Thursday. The event emphasizes informal activities with music directed by committee chair Miss Hamilton and brief talks and features. Revs. McCrory and Wylie lead the program committee. Invitations go to nearby congregations and several towns in southeastern Iowa. A basket dinner follows at noon with Washington churches supplying drinks and dessert.

United Presbyterian Churches of Sreed Hamilton Ia J. Reade McCrory Williard Wylie Washington Keota West Chester Ainsworth Crawfordsville Columbus City Winfield Morning Sun Iowa

Greb and Stribling to Meet in July Fourth Ten-Round Bout

Promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons announced Harry Greb the middleweight champion and Young Stribling of Macon Georgia will box ten rounds at Michigan City on July 4. In Cleveland Greb outpointed Marty Parke in ten rounds for the heavyweight win.

Brenton Harbor Mich Floyd Fitzsimmons Harry Greb Young Stribling Macon Michigan City Cleveland Marty Parke

Lions Club to focus on child welfare at June convention

Omaha reports Lions International plans for the year center on child welfare. Programs include caring for the blind and the crippled, publishing a Braille children's magazine, and rallying civic groups for undernourished children. Melvin Jones calls Lions a service club.

Omaha International Board of Directors International Association of Lions Club Lions International Melvin Jones Lions Sterim

Japanese Capital Invested in Manchuria and Mongolia

Japanese statistics published by the colonial affairs bureau show about 750 900000 in private Japanese capital invested in Manchuria and Mongolia. The figure excludes the large holdings of the South Manchuria Railway Company where the government is the principal shareholder.

Ching Tokio Manchuria Mongolia Stasues Colonial Affairs Bureau South Manchuria

Meaning of the Word Mutt and its slang usage

The article explains mutt as a slang term for a dog especially a mongrel and as a mild insult for a person. It notes variant spellings mutt and wut and suggests calling someone a mutt is a casual way of saying they are a mixed breed or imperfect.

Minnie the mouse exterminator tops building trust ratings

In New York on June 13 the Equitable Building reports Minnie the veteran rodent ex terminate r is rated supreme by C T Coley, operating manager, as part of building operating equipment. Other cats praised by managers mark the trend in pest control across the National Association of Building Owners and Managers.

New York C.T. Coley Equitable National Association of Building Owners and Managers Coley Minnie Jeann Guy

Announcements The Children's Day Program at Lexington Church

Notice that the Children’s Day program will be held at the Lexington church on Sunday morning at 4:30 PM. The announcement appears in a brief church notices column.

Lexington

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