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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1920

Page

7

Brighton Plans July Fifth Celebration Brightens Corn Weather Report

Correspondents note Mrs Balderson's return from Alhambra California to Brighton. A town celebration is set for Monday July 5. Belle Brinton returned from Grinnell after teaching there the past year. Guy Black graded Dutch Creek roads, a timely task. Mr and Mrs Er L Meyers of near Ainsworth visited the Lloyd Kracaw home. Officials say the weather favors a good corn crop this season.

Brighton Nm. CC. Balderson Alhambra Cal Belle Brinton Grinnell Guy Black Dutch Creek Er. L. Meyers Ainsworth Lloyd Kracaw

Interchurch Plans Eight Summer Confabs Across Nation

The Interchurch World Movement will hold eight summer conferences to train 100,000 church leaders for a five year expansion. The first conference runs in Winter Park, Florida, through June 10, with others at Blue Ridge North Carolina, Silver Bay New York, Estes Park California, Asilomar California, Ocean Park Maine, Lake Geneva Wisconsin, and Seabeck Washington from late July to early August. The program expands previous missionary education efforts and includes county meetings and training posters.

New York Interchurch World Movement Winter Park Fla Blue Ridge N. C Silver Bay N. Y Estes Park Cal Asilomar Ocean Park Lake Geneva Wis Seabeck Waah Missionary Education Movement Interchurch Movement

Marion County Organizes Harding for President Club

Marion Ohio June 17. To build near unanimity for Senator Harding, county leaders form a Harding for President club with an executive committee of three democrats and four republicans. The Caledonia band, once with Harding in boyhood, will be reorganized into thirty players for the senator's homecoming.

Marion Harding Caledonia

Michigan woman plans stunt by leaping between planes

Miss Ethel Dare of Kalamazoo Michigan intends to earn a living this summer by jumping from the wing of one plane to another twenty or thirty feet below while the two fly about a thousand feet above the earth.

Ethel Dare Kalamazoo Mich

Many Conventions On Iowa Calendar Next Two Months

Des Moines June 17 Iowa political calendar shows county conventions for Democrats and Republicans in July with four state conventions likely between mid July and mid August. Courts will nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor and auditor. The Republican live outlook centers on Des Moines for the regular convention and Cedar Rapids for the judicial, with dates not set. The anti Marsh forces likely to target the Democratic state committee and leadership in their bid to reshape Iowa delegation. Delegates to county conventions elected recently will choose representatives for both regular and judicial conventions, with governorship race influencing delegation balance.

Des Moines Iowa Republican State Central Committee Cedar Rapids Supreme Bench Republican Supreme Court State Committee

Corinne Griffith Reports From Saugerties For Vita Film

Corinne Griffith acted as a correspondent in Saugerties New York during filming for The Garter Girl. She used her newspaper training to write descriptive copy and capture photos with her own camera. One photo featured a sled scene and a spill which she sent to Sunday editors in New York. The star later performs in The Garter Girl at the Graham Theatre on Friday and Saturday.

Corinne Griffith Saugerties N. Y Vitagraph Wiese Griffith Miss Griffith New York Graham Theatre

John Wanamaker Confesses Frugality From Early Work Days

Front page note recounts John Wanamaker, famed Philadelphia and New York merchant, as saying he saved his first five hundred dollars earned as an errand boy in a Philadelphia bookstore. Also reports a severe interurban collision in Cedar Rapids injuring Mr and Mrs Earl High and their infant, with details on injuries and hospital status.

John Wanamaker New York Philadelphia Cedar Rapids Earl High Twentythird Avenue West Paul Waterloo, Cedar Falls St. Luke's Hospital

Grain Rotting in Iowa Elevators Highlights Car Shortage

Des Moines June 17 reports from State Bank Commissioner Vanderzee show car shortages are worsening across Iowa. Grain spoiling in elevators and on farms leaves farmers unable to meet obligations, tightening credit and hindering business. Rail lines along the Burlington appear to move more cars, while farmers fear discrimination toward terminal elevators. Bankers, grain dealers, railroad reps and railway officials plan a Wednesday meeting to seek solutions, with a possible committee to Washington.

State Bank Des Moines M. V. Vanderzee Burlington Washington

Community Plan to Be Given Trial In Blackhawk County

Riverside style report from Waterloo details Eagle township in Blackhawk County breaking ground for a cooperative community complex. A store, building, and homes are planned near East Eagle with a 100-farmer shareholding co op aiming to offer wholesale goods, ice plant services, and low-cost essentials to residents without a railroad. The project emphasizes self contained social life and local amusements for youths and families.

Blackhawk County Waterloo Eagle Township East Eagle Mount Carmel Church and School Eagle Center la Porte City Towa Iowa Eogie

Massive Cedar Falls Garage Fire Destroys 33 Autos

Waterloo reports a blaze that wrecked Thompson & Collar garage in Cedar Falls late Sunday, valuing loss at about 110000 with insurance covering two thirds. The flames consumed the building and a large stock of accessories along with 33 automobiles. origin remains undetermined.

Waterloo Thompson & Collar Cedar Falla

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