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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1919

Page

3

Two Townships Vote Next Week on Consolidation

Voters in Oregon township and part of Highland township will decide on school consolidation with Ainsworth and Haskins as centers next Tuesday June 24. Petitions signed by majorities in each proposed district sparked a plan to form Ainsworth and Haskins districts with new school buildings if approved.

Oregon Township Highland Township Ainsworth Haskins Fact Atnenworth Crawford Township Crawfordsville Si Country Maskins Hasking Alsworth Aln Cotter Oregon Highland Townships Louisa County Washington County Louisa

How to Get Rid of Your Rheumatism Ad

An advertisement claims chronic or muscular rheumatism can be relieved by massaging affected parts with Chamberlain's Liniment sold at Lemmon's Drug Store. It promises relief and customer satisfaction.

Lemmon’s. Drug Store Advt

Keeley Residence Damaged by Fire Origin Unknown

Fire late yesterday afternoon caused about $2 000 in damage to W M Keeley s South Iowa avenue home. The attic is suspected as the origin. insurance will cover repairs. Firemen and volunteers saved nearly all possessions. Roof and upper walls and ceilings were destroyed by flames and water.

W. M. Keeley Iowa Avenue Keeley

Corner Stone Laid At First United Presbyterian Church

The corner stone of the First United Presbyterian church now under remodel will be laid this evening at seven o clock. The ceremony includes a brief program with music a short talk by Dr C W McLaughlin and the stone laid by Col D J Palmer. The event ends before eight o clock when the high school commencement begins.

First United Presbyterian Church C. W. McLaughlin D. J. Palmer

Local Club Meetings Announced For Week

The Navajo club plans a Wednesday gathering with Mrs J E Kunath at 412 The Lexington church hosts an ice cream social Wednesday evening June 18 at Lexington school house The Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society to hold a ten cent social Wednesday afternoon June 18 in the Community Building The Social club meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs Francis Swift at 612 The Mystic Workers meet tomorrow evening at 8 in Woodman hall The 19th Century lawn party set for Saturday the 21st is postponed one week.

Lexington Church Lexington School Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society Francis Swift

Ladies Aid Meeting at Mrs Godfrey's Home

The Ladies Aid of the First United Presbyterian Church will meet tomorrow June 18 at 2 30 p m at Mrs J M Godfrey's home. This is the regular meeting and dollar social combined. A good attendance is desired.

Ladies Aid First United Presbyterian Church J. M. Godfrey

Soldier from overseas granted honorable discharge

Tom Berdo returned home from Camp Dodge after arriving from overseas service and received his honorable discharge.

Tom Berdo Yestersday Camp Dodge

Minister Thanksful Mayrs Remedy Eases Long Health Ailment

A minister credits Mayrs Wonderful Remedy with curing nearly 20 years of stomach trouble and gas due to constipation. He notes the remedy is a simple preparation that clears mucus from the intestinal tract and reduces inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal issues including appendicitis. A money back guarantee is offered. Lemmon's Pharmacy and druggists carry it.

Mayr Lemmon Advi

Leon Beatty Post Adds New Members and Plans

At a recent Leon Beatty Post American Legion meeting several new members joined the post which now numbers about 75. The by-laws were adopted and future activity planned, with topics of reconstruction and a proposed league of nations to be discussed at the next session. Iowa leads in Legion posts with many counties already organized and a July 4 launch for the Legion weekly newspaper.

Leon Beatty Post American Legion Post Legion Iowa League of Nations Des Moines Liberty Loan France Belgium New York Michigan The Lodge George P. Putnam St. Louis

Crumbes and Pettijohns Bran Price Snapshot

A fragmented grocery item list shows Krumbles per package Pettijohns 25 percent bran Macaroni priced at 29 cents 20 cents and 40e in unreadable context indicating a mid-century shop listing.

Garden Exhibit Here Wednesday At Washington Garden League

The June garden exhibit of the Washington Garden League will be held tomorrow at the old Methodist Church. An Ames state college expert will judge the display which opens to the public from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Exhibitors must tag entries, bring the right counts, and claim prizes at 4:00 p.m. Prizes include thrift stamps for top vegetables such as radishes onions beans lettuce and potatoes.

Washington Garden League Old Methodist Church State College At Ames Garden Club

Chamerlain's Tablets Promised for Indigestion Relief

An advertisement from Lemmon's Drug Store touts Chamerlain's Tablets for indigestion. The pills are said to strengthen the stomach and aid natural function with gentle bowel movement, predicting noticeable improvement after a few doses.

Lemmon’s Advt

Whitmer Elected Corning School Superintendent

R. G. Whitmer, former principal of Washington high school and current assistant cashier at Iowa Savings bank Fairfield, has been elected superintendent of schools at Corning Iowa. He and Mrs. Whitmer plan to move to Corning around August first. The election was unsolicited and he had planned a business career, but the offer drew him to the post.

R. G. Whitmer Washington High School Iowa Savings Bank Fairfield Corning Iowa Whitmer Washington

McChurch Buys the Oxford Restaurant

George McChurch buys out Dennis Clancy and becomes sole proprietor of the Oxford restaurant on North Iowa Avenue. Clancy and McChurch had co owned the eatery for months. Clancy has not announced future plans.

George McChurch Dennis Clancy Oxford Iowa Avenue Clancy MecChurch Mr. Clancy

Brown Brothers Landing In United States

A telegram from Faye Brown reports he has just landed in the United States from overseas and that his brothers Lieut. Jay Brown and Maynard Brown are in the same group and would land tomorrow.

Faye Brown United States Lieut Jay Brown Maynard Brown

Boys Camp Enrollment At Camp Wapello

All boys considering attending Camp Wapello from June 24 to July 3 should notify Secretary W. F. Huxford at the YMCA office promptly. He aims to close the resignation list by Thursday. Camp cost per boy is seven dollars fifty cents.

Camp Wapello W. F. Huxford

Notice of Election for Ainsworth Consolidated School District

An Iowa notice announces a June 24 1919 election in Washington County to form the Consolidated Independent School District of Ainsworth. Voters within the described territory will decide on establishing the new district with separate ballot boxes for inside and outside residents. Kathryn Montgomery County Superintendent of Schools signs the notice.

Ainsworth Washington State of Iowa Washington County Consolidated Independent School District Oregon Township Township Beetion 12 Town‘ship Township 74 North Range 6 Altho See Independent Schood Winnes Kathryn Montgomery

Duffy Installs New Ford Shop Equipment This Week

J. F. Duffy completed installing new machinery in his repair department including a twin stand electric drills drill press and testing gear for Ford parts. The older equipment is being discarded to welcome the Ford factory direct gear.

J. F. Duffy Ford

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Frank L Wilson & Co South Iowa Ave Ainsworth and Haskins Wyman, Olds and Pleasant Plain Crawford Middle West Automobile Lof Chas H. Keck Frank Rk, Sage Blaze Will Navajo Club J. E. Kunath Mystic Workers Ameri Kellogg Pranut Bankers Bread Warren Cash Grocery Graham Theatre Journal William Sutherland Journal Office Klein Bros Keota Buerkens N. H. Jones Old Bell Stand Jean Albert Irvin Dave Donovan O. M. Knudson Delaware County Manchester Strickland & Son W. W. Wolary Eli Jackson C. Pearson Cloyde Knapp J. E. Jackson Singer Biue Gatt Washington Loan & Trust Co Bethelchurch W. L. Jackson George Chalupa Journal Ofice Frank Horn Corner Edith Wenger McChurch Ship Court House
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