Harold Schmoeler Returns from Havre
Notice invites the public to a June 19 performance by a young blind girl at Haskins featuring violin and song. Admission is 25 cents.
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Haskins
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1924
Page
8
Local News Highlights at Washington and Surrounding Areas
Community activities include Children day exercises at Coppock Christian church and a June 19 Abernathy Concert at Haskins with 25 and 15 cent admissions. Local visits span Chicago to Des Moines, with social notes on Mildred Craig and Irene Yard. Battery service offered by Washington Motor Co. and a marriage license granted to Riley Province and Hannah Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oeah Darnell
Orle Jarhard
Bernice
Scott Jarrard
the Christian Church
Coppock
Abernathy Concert Company
Parsons College
Fairfield
Presbyterian Church
Haskins
Women’s missionary and church delegates travel
Mrs H H Martin of Mediapolis returned home after attending the women's missionary convention at the Covenanter church. Mrs Louisa Prizer travels to Pleasant Plain to visit daughter Mrs Raymond Pickard. Mrs Robert Kennedy was among delegates to the women's Presbyterian event and returned to Garland. Mr and Mrs Jesse Busby left for California for a short stay. Joy Ayres traveled to Fort Madison for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah McCune
Mediapoelis
Covenanter Church
H. H. Martin
Mediapolis
Louisa Prizer
Pleasant Plain
Mrs
Raymond Pickard
Robert Kennedy
Women’s Presbyterian
The
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Garland
Jesse Busby
California
Joy Ayres
Fort Madison
Local notices recount sales and travels through Washington
Lucid community items report Mrs Glover Ferrel and family planning a trip to Dysart Iowa where he will lead the school system. Mrs Bailey sails to Spencer to tend her sister Mary Randall. Acrobats shoes at Wilson's and Crail's sales on ginghams. Local residents visit relatives in Dayton and Muscatine, Ford batteries advertised, Elk convention noted, and Ms Sutton earns honors at Des Moines University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glover Ferrel
Dysart
Iowa
Ferrel
John Belville
Phianna Sutton
Des Moines University
Miss Sutton
Eleanor Childe Hall Association
Zetalethian Literary Society
Local Hog Prices and Red Star Ad Claims
A brief ad notes high hog prices at 7.55 top price paid. It mentions Red Star Oil Stove favor among users and hints at possible local thunder showers.
Mak family on vacation and local visits noted
Crawfordsville reports the Mak family enjoying vacation with Leo Mak at a bankers convention in Mason City Iowa. Accile Clapper from Keota visits Daisy Huber. James Welch and Harry Paschal purchase the Wayland produce business from Mr Macbeth and take possession. Isabelle Anwyl returns from Washington trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Leo Mak
Katharine
Sonny
Mr. Mak
Mason City
Accile Clapper
Keota
Daisy Huber
James Welch
Harry Paschal
MacBeth
Wayland
Isabelle Anwyl
Washington
Girl admits starting Hope Del Ray school fire
Josephine Bertheline a 14 year old inmate at the Juvenile jail in Los Angeles confessed to setting the tire that destroyed Hope development school near Los Angeles on May 31. District Attorney Asa Keyes said she acted alone and gave no reason for the act. Investigators will vet her statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Josephine Bertheline
Hope Development School
Hope del Ray
Asa Keyes
Keyes
Ladies Auxiliary selects delegate to state convention
Crawfordsville June 17 at a Ladies Auxiliary meeting Mrs J C Haston was chosen as delegate to the state convention to be held at Mason City June 25 26 and 27. Several local residents attended church services and a China missionary address by Rev Wm Robb was given. Other townsfolk visited in Washington and Des Moines while the United Presbyterian choir enjoyed practices at the Hanna home. In Hanoi French Indo China on June 18 American world filers arriving in Saigon planned to hop off today for Bangkok about 500 miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ladies Auxiliary
J. C. Haston
Mason Ciy
W. C. Porter
W. D. Twinam
W. H
Mary McCall
Lee Hanna
Covenanter Church
Wytana
Wm. Robb
China
Elwyn Davidson
Washington
Hazel Anwyl
Richard
Phillip Anwyl
Des Moines
J. J. Anwyl
United Presbyterian Choir
Lee Lease
Hanoi
Indo-China
Saigon
Bangkok
Siam
Ina Kuhn Visits Muscatine Last Night
Mrs. Ina Kuhn traveled to Muscatine for a visit last night. Local residents noted her sightseeing and return plans were not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Kuhn
Muscatine
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FOX News
Arch Rest
Oxfords
Wilson's Gat
Harold Schmoeler
Havre
Washington Motor Co
Abernathy
Haskins. Ons
Mrs. Kilburn
Mt. . Pleasant
Miss Nelie Loder
Lou Vogt
Chicago
T. R. Phillips
Europe
Gladys Daugherty
Iowa City
Boulder
Colo
Nickus
Dr. P. L. Etter
Osteopath
Crail’s
Riley Province
Hannah Harvey
Craig's
Mildred Craig
West Chester
Irene Yard
Crawfordaville
Town
C. O. Bailey
Spencer
Mary C. Randall
J. R. McKee
Wilson's
John Bergquist
Bergquist
Crail's
Tom Dowisa
Madeline
Dayton, C
John Bryson
Floyd Murdock
Ford
James Casey
Lucy
C. F. Haight
Singer
Marion
F. G. Chesley
Warner Brothers
Cedar Township
Otis
Cloyd Kaupp
W. J. Duncan and
Dave Anwyl
Mise Kilpatrick
Morning Sun
O. F. Haight
Dodge Brothers
Jones Auto Co
H. E. Buery
Clyde Fell
Herbert
Melvin
Sheffield
Ilinois
Richard Johnson
Roy Fell
Jones Auto
W. C. Allen
Wyman
Crall's
the Economy Shoe Store
Hagberg
Jack Reid
A. J. Walaschmidt
McElhinney Drug Co
Washington Cleaners
Segov
A. W. Clow
S, & M. Bank Building
Mutual
Girl
BIG
W. D. Lofptiss
West 2Nd Street
John Shields & Sons
Liberty Bell Bank
Washington National
Washington County
C. M. & F. Clothing Co
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