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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1922

Page

3

Community honors Col Brookhart with informal reception

Washington County residents held a casual gathering to honor Col S W Brookhart after his June 5 nomination for U S senator. Speakers praised his service, with telegrams from Clifford Thorne and remarks by H M McCleery and W Sutherland. Brookhart stressed a message of no pledges and a focus on the people of Iowa.

Washington Col. S. W. Brookhart United States Colonel Brookhart Klein Cr. W. Klein Washington County Clifford Thorne McCleery Thorne Des Moines William Sutherland Farmers’ Union Mr. Sutherland Senate Brookhart Iowa Sutherland

Chats With Your Gas Man Exhibition Teases Modern Labor Saving Devices

The Department of Agriculture will showcase household appliances from the wash tub to cast iron stoves and wick lamps. A separate exhibit highlights fuel efficient modern labor saving devices including gas ranges and automatic water heaters described as invisible fuel powering the home.

Department of Agriculture

Anita Iowa man buys Glenn Chambers store at auction

Frank Carter Jr of Anita Iowa purchased the Glenn Chambers clothing store for 9026 dollars including business stock and a lease through 1925. Auctioneer Charles Brown oversaw a sale that began at 5000 and quickly reached the final bid with district court approval expected next Saturday.

Chambers Frank Carter Anita Iowa Frank Carter, Jr Anita Iowa Glenn Chambers Mr. Carter

Clerks to Battle Bankers in Thursday Park Game

Clerks in Washington form a baseball team and meet the bankers Thursday at Denison wall park at six in a game billed as a local showdown. Battery Barrett Lemley for the clerks, Holland Tolander for the bankers, with several other players named. Admission free. both sides promise a lively contest after a solid practice by the clerks.

Washington Denison Wall Park Barrett Lemley Knauss Paul Ira Ones Ralph Jones McKay Waymack Crone Holland Tolander

Maltese Cat Adopts Skunk and Coons in Quirky Farm Tale

A five miles southeast town area reports a Maltese cat owned by Al Bales accepting three own kittens, three adopted skunk kits, and plans to add young coons. The brood coexists peacefully, with no odor or conflict so far, as the watcher’s interest grows in future additions.

al Bales Sockum Ridge Gilbert Billy Bales

Twelve Year Old Girl Dies of Tuberculosis

Helen Estelline Morrow aged twelve died at six this morning at her father L O Morrow's home in Washington township one and a half miles north of town after months of illness from tuberculosis Her mother died two years ago Funeral services will be at Jones & McElhinney chapel Friday at two conducted by Rev A R Oates Burial will be in Elm Grove cemetery

Helen Estelline Morrow L. O. Morrow Washington Township Jones & McElhinney Chapel A. R. Oates Presbyterian Church Elm Grove Cemetery

Chicago to Surpass Paris as Population Grows

Chicago will exceed Paris in population by March 1924, claims city librarian Frederick Rex after a study of annual growth. Paris stands at about 2.9 million and grows around 18,560 yearly. Chicago is expected to reach 3,000,000 by September 1925.

Chicago Paris Frederick Rex Rex

Drowning at South English Delays Lungmotor Response

Late yesterday a Jones and McElhinney lungmotor was dispatched to South English in Keokuk county after nine year old Stanley Shafer drowned in a pond. The delay meant the boy could not be revived. Stanley was the son of Earl Shafer who lives two miles southeast of South English.

Jones & McElhinney South English Keokuk Stanley Shafer Earl Shafer

Jackson Declines State Horseshoe Tourney Entry

World champion Frank Jackson will not compete in the Iowa state tournament at the state fair on August 28 and 29 leaving a clear field for local entrants. A special match between Jackson and the tournament winner will follow with a $50 purse and a trophy. Entries are open to any Iowa resident. no county contests.

Des Moines Frank Jackson Iowa Jackson Fair Board A. R. Corey State Fair

Costello Again Lodged In Jail Here

James Costello was arrested today by City Marshal Ben Weldner at the Rock Island tee house. He had carried a cargo of bag rum and is now jailed in the renovated city jail. He is the same man linked to rigid questioning over the death of a man known as Shorty found dead west of town after a night of drinking denatured alcohol. Since, he worked for J W Peed and Sons on a road grading contract west of town but was dismissed for his disposition to imbibe.

James Costello Ben Weldner Rock Island Tee House Eolity Costello Shorty J. W. Peed & Sons

President Harding Invited to Visit Des Moines Iowa

Des Moines editors say President Harding has been invited to visit Des Moines during a western trip by Senator Rawson and Senator Cummins. The invitation follows through the Greater Des Moines committees and aims for a stop at Des Moines during the Grand Army of the Republic encampment.

Des Moines Harding Rawson and Cummins

Inheritance Tax Collections Grow in Iowa State

Des Moines reports a $63 412 rise in inheritance tax receipts for January through May 1922 compared with 1921. State Treasurer W J Burbank cites speedy current case collections and clearing old ones after a department reorganization as the cause. The note explains collateral and direct inheritance tax rates and mentions unrelated sound guidance.

Des Moines W. J. Burbank

Unclear Fragment Reflects Echoes of Reverence

Fragmentary line lingers on praise and honor to the dome, with repetition and a religious tone, mentioning a deified place and ritual language. The text preserves a devotional cadence though its context is missing.

Community Club and Society Meetings Schedule

Several clubs announce meetings this week. Navajo club gathers Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. K J Patterson. Ladies Aid with Mrs Arthur Romine and Mrs Everett Green Friday afternoon. Wellston Social with Mrs Clement Griffith Thursday. D A sewing circle with Mrs S J Boyd Thursday. Women's club with Mrs Grant Humeston Thursday. Hoyay Campfire Girls at 1:45 Thursday at Carolyn McCleery’s then Livingstons’ country home. Rebekah club Thursday 2:30 at Odd Fellows hall and Friday evening meeting. Moose dance Thursday with invitations. Pythian Sisters Knights social at Castle Hall Thursday. Presbyterian Women’s Missionary society picnic Friday at Sunset Park at 3:36 with potluck.

Navajo Club K. J. Patterson Ladies Aid Society Arthur Romine Everett Green Romine Hoyay Mabel Livingston Carolyn McCleery Livingstons Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Sunset Park

Legion Auxiliary Strongest in Iowa

Iowa remains the leading state for American Legion auxiliary units with 18,377 members as of May 31, far ahead of Illinois 8,569 and Ohio 7,701. State officers report district organization and convention planning across congressional districts.

Iowa American Legion Illinois Ohio

Ottumwa Renewed Push for Shrine Temple in Iowa

Ottumwa and several other cities seek Shriners temple charters as nine petitions face the imperial committee in San Francisco. Iowa hopes include Council Bluffs Ft Dodge and Ottumwa with three Iowa bids among nine this year. Nora Mott travels to Buxton for district AMKY church convention.

Ottumwa Iowa Shriners National Committee San Francisco The Shriners Iowa Council Bluffs Ft. Dodge Nora Mott Buxton A. M. KY

How Soldiers Met Death

In World War I reports British and French soldiers showed stoic or emotional responses while Americans were noted to die with a laugh or a joke on their lips. The observation contrasts cultural reactions to death on the battlefield.

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Central Park Hugh McCleery Col. Brookhart MecCleery Iowa Gas District Court Carter Altho Charles Brown E. C. Eicher Miller Albia Letrks Rothschild’s Town Kodak Store Dread H Co Ss. Reister & Sons Cash Buvere Migs Evening Journal John KE. Keating W. Knox Cait Effie Knowels East Third St Green Care Journal A. D. Rathmel N. Ave. B Christian Church Delta Alpha Methodist Church Walter Peterson Wellston Clement Griffith Relleas D. A. Sewing Circle J. Boyd Walnut Women's Club Grant Humeston Rebekah Club Odd Fellows Hall Rebekah Moose Hall Pythian Sisters Knights of Pythias Castle Hall Singer Safe Oliver Ralston, Keofa Towa Journal Office Finder Eicher & Livingston Savings Bank of Baptist Mission Circle of West Chester Legion Auxiliary Kansas California Texas Kentucky L. H. Orr Land CO Washington, Iowa
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