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Brief notices from Washington County cover various affairs including personals births and deaths. The column summarizes arrivals departures and community updates from multiple neighborhoods and residents.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1919
Page
7
Brief notices from Washington County cover various affairs including personals births and deaths. The column summarizes arrivals departures and community updates from multiple neighborhoods and residents.
A Richland area social and school roundup notes visits by Henry Luers family from Wichita and Geo Berry from Canon City plus local residents. Teachers and students perform during a grade program with diplomas awarded to eight eighth graders.
Brighton and nearby towns report visits and travels. Jul ia Nordyke and Miss Mary Wycoff head to Washington to visit. Jake Meyer travels from Des Moines to visit sister Mrs. Ray Brinton. Many locals visit relatives in Indiana Wisconsin and California and arrivals include newborns and returning servicemen.
On June 13 Maple Grove reports an air ship en route from New York to San Francisco due at 2 37 P M. The observer notes a machine traveling 90 miles per hour passes quickly and observation time is brief.
Five car loads of stock shipped to Chicago by the Union. Will Stafford buys the George Benson farm of 120 acres. Peter Ruben sells his farm to Rit Maxwell of Washington. Miss Hazel Tucker visits Eddyville. Dick Pulsifer, and Will Lloyd Easter visit Crawfordsville on business. Children’s day exercises set for Pleasant Hill church Sunday evening. Carl Sneider and wife enjoy a new Ford. Will Mitchell ships cattle to Chicago and accompanies shipment. Tucker attends Crawfordsville class play and reports it fine.
J. T. Matthews and Ralph Shannon of Washington visited Crawfordsville to discuss the Washington County soldier boys history findings and related archival work yesterday.
An advertisement claims catarrh is constitutional and only cure lies in Mall's Catarrh Medicine from F F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. It asserts internal action through the blood and promises a $100 reward for proof of ineffectiveness and lists Hall's Pills for constipation.
Residents of Haskins and nearby towns recount social visits and school closing events. Mabel Godlove spent the weekend in Brighton with Leona Bidwell while Mrs. Jim Foster visited Mt. Union with daughter Mrs. Carey Brown. Grace and Ola Foster returned home from Cedar Rapids and near Marion respectively. A community banquet honored Ore ton township soldiers in Ainsworth. The Haskins school ended with a picnic and program as teachers headed home.
Miss Mae Campbell daughter of Mr and Mrs John Campbell of north of town was among the graduates from the Davenport hospital training schools for nurses this week though she remains ill and will finish the course in December. The class motto Be Conscientious was suggested by a Washington girl. W B McIntyre Rock Island banker delivered the eloquent address at the Outing club during the Davenport hospital graduation exercises.
The outing club filled with crimson and white as graduates in caps and gowns received diplomas from Dr. J. S. Weber. Mr. McIntyre inspired the audience with remarks about hope and life’s purpose, praising the graduates for choosing to serve others.
International bodies and commissions for global matters would fall under league direction. The secretariat would collect and share information on matters governed by general conventions, with council consent. The league also promotes cooperation with voluntary Red Cross groups to improve health and reduce suffering worldwide.
The covenant amendments take effect when ratified by the league council and a majority of the assembly. Dissenting members are not bound and may secede. Annex lists original League members and signatories plus invited states to accede. It notes the first Secretary General of the League of Nations.
National League notes rain-affected Chicago Philadelphia no game while Cincinnati edged New York 3 2 Piliebuveh beat Broelkigh 0 1 Louisa topped Moston 4 American League Reston defeated Chicago 6 1 Detroit beat New York 5 GU Louisa defeated Phlads City Ss Washington 1 Clercied 14 American Arm Louisville 2 Milwaukee 2 Toledo 5 St Paul tied Indianapolia 25 Minnesporta 4 Calumbus 9 Kanes City L
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