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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1911

Page

2

First United Presbyterian Church Communion Service Schedule

The First United Presbyterian church holds a communion service next Sabbath at eleven o'clock. Preparatory services are Friday at 74 percent of a unit and Saturday at 1 30 pm. Baptism of children occurs in connection with the Saturday service. The Rev. Bog Me Kibben of Fairfield, a seminary class note of the pastor, will preach Friday and Saturday.

First United Presbyterian Church Bog Me. Kibben Fairfield

Small Town Notes Bring News From Many Homes

June 11 highlights include Naomi Stewart returning from millinery work in South Dakota, Katherine England and Mia Hastings heading to St. Louis, and many socials, church events, and visits across Wellman Crawfordsville and Ainsworth. Notables: Rev J A Boatman in Muscatine, W. A. C. meeting, and funeral for John Knupp.

Mrs Hesseltine Dies After Seven Weeks Ill

Mrs Hert Hesseltine, 28, died at about 8:30 AM today at her home seven miles south of town on Wayland road after a seven week illness. She leaves husband Bert and five children Archie Jed Alice Clarence Beatrice. Born Eva Tucker Sept 25 1882 she was daughter of John and (mother living in Marion Township). Surviving siblings include Oscar Dawson Colorado Springs Hazel Tucker Clark Tucker Donald Tucker Rennie Dawson and Will Stafford. Funeral arrangements not yet set. Neighbors offer sympathy to the bereaved family.

Wayland Road Hert Hesseltine

Govenanters Meet at Wyman Today

The Women's Presbyterial Missionary Association of the Reformed Presbyterian Church meets in Wyman with opening addresses by Mrs. B. K. Greer and Miss Mattie Wylie. Papers are read from Iowa churches, with a missionary address to follow by Miss Wylie and a main address by Rev. S. Turner Foster tonight.

Women's Presbyterial Missionary Association The Reformed Presbyterian Ehurch Wyman Eeting 8. K. Greer Iowa 8. P. Wylie Mattie Wylie Covenanter Church Syria Turner Foster Hopkinton G. W. Hay Mary Parker P. Wylie E. Greer Bertha Godfrey Levi Shuman W. C. Allen

Pianos a Leading Home Feature in Australia

In Australia pianos are central to homes, appearing in even the humblest houses. About 15,000 pianos are sold annually across the country, reflecting their high cultural prominence and daily use in households.

Australia

Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim and Cure Claim

An advertisement asserts deafness from inflamed Eustachian tubes is curable by constitutional remedies. It claims nine of ten deafness cases come from catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for any case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, urging readers to send for free circulars and to buy Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

Commercial Club Elects Officers for New Year

The Commercial Club elected officers for the coming year. W. M. Keeley was chosen President with J. O. Elder as Vice President, Karl Corbin as Treasurer, and Sam J. White as Secretary. Directors include C. C. Wilson RK H. Walker Harry McCall F S Bridger Fred Steck R. M. Smith and Lloyd Lytle. The annual meeting followed a regular monthly session.

Commercial Club W. M. Keeley J. O. Elder Karl Corbin Sam‘j. White C. C. Wilson RK. H. Walker Harry McCall F. S. Bridger Fred Steck R. M. Smith Lloyd Lytle

Market Report Chicago June 14 1911 Prospects Steady Mix

Estimated receipts 30 000 with leftovers from yesterday 3 472. Market prospects steady at yesterday's average. Light prices 5.95 to 6.25, rough 5.85 to 6.00. Cattle 17 000 with prospects steady to strong. Sheep 20 000 with prospects strong.

Chicago

Chicago Market Report Says Cattle and Sheep Steady

Chicago June 14 1914 market notes show steady to strong receipts for cattle and steady to lower for sheep. Bulk light mixed packers and heavy shipping grades traded around 6 25 to 6 50 for beeves with cattle and sheep show varied prices and a subdued daily trend.

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Wien Mien FOX & Dewey Ray Hard Coal W. A. Whiting & Son Lemmon the County News Furvisn Wellman Naomi Stewart South Dakota Katherine England Mias Helle Hastings St. Louis Mich Mia England Rev. J. A Muscatine Amosw Hull Frank Hamilton Mod Snavely John McDonald Pennsylvania Zimmerman Alta Wade Erna Messenger Anna King Mary Henn Liberty Zimmerman Washington K.L. Jones Sam Huntsberger Jones K. L. Kirkpatrick Cedar Rapids J W. Kirkpatrick Eunice Scott George Swords Iowa City Clara Paulkner Cedar Center Floyd Timmons Phyllis Marie W. S. Rickey Ottumwa M. EK Orphan Home Fund West Chester John Knupp Sam and Harvey Knupp Knupp Joe Dawn Bishop Ion Helwick Ed Helwick Kansas David Rittenhouse Dunkard Thomas Wheelan Miss Rose Michael Mack Preemption Paul Stryker Mary Clendenning Charles Clendenning Hamilton Baptist Church Prairie Flower Mary Genkinger W. F. MS Pleasant Plains Sarah Noecker W. Noecker Moothart Isaiah Bush Prairie Plower English River al Reeves Roy J. Teets Chas. Clendenning Frank Scott Blanche T. B. Thrasher Martha Eyestone Virginia Wallace Thrasher Chas, Crone Chas Bear Clay Clara Donald Meacham Grinnell Orval Laddie Ward Ollie Sylvia Bales Richland Eleene Ward Greenvale Helen Waterman Thomas A .J. Morgan's Crawfordsville Mina McCleary New Concord Ohio Muskingum College A. B. Hightshoe Luella Greencastle Indiana Ilinois Harvey Barnes Mary Davis Jane Charles McCleary Ella Proudfit Gertrude Clarke Charles Huntsbury Winfield Will Hook Mary Walker J. W. Harper Hedrick Susan Bennett Jennie Stevenson Mt Pleasant Normal Institute G. T. Auld John Lease J. W. Maxwell W. P. Davidson Margaret Marion Miss Tet White Ainsworth R. M. Keller R. EK. Rhea David Martin Anna Pehler Mildred Stearns Rex Sands W. T. Hollen Kate Grey Kate Middleton Iowa Falls Washington National Bank Canada Land Cme Canada Saskatchewan ST. Paul Luse Land & Development CO. Ltd AUL Minne Southwell Mcculley Managers Southe Uncle Walt the Ana Capabiang Walt Mason George Matthews Adama Bert Hesseltine Warton Town Presbytery E Greer Ruby Thompson Margaret Godfrey Ina Faris Bertha Hay Edith Ternoon Knapp H. C. N. Coffman Peter Brower Washington City Chicago, Ill Texas S'Eady Tod Beach-Wickham Grain Company Postal Telegraph Building APO Sarlene Kington City Reister & Son John A. Babcock Commission U. S. Yards Illinos Exch’ge Nicola Harmon
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