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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1921

Page

3

Culvert Out Triggers Car Crash Injuring Moore

Ainsworth area crash near a missing culvert injures 56 year old Moore, father of Mrs. O. L. Lyon. His son Joe Moore drove the Pope-Hartford with Frank Moore. Moore suffers broken leg and internal injuries and is in poor condition in Davenport after being taken from the Washington hospital following the Saturday night accident two miles west of Ainsworth.

Moore O. L. Lyon Washington Davenport Ainsworth Frank Moore Joe Moore Peter Paterson Don McClure Oskaloosa

Ad Club to Hear Reminiscences of Washington Business Past

Advertising club members will discuss how business was done in Washington about forty years ago. RK.8 Cook and J. A. Y. Ashby will host the program. Luncheon at the Commercial club precedes the presentation. Members urged to arrive at 6 15.

Washington Advertising Club Cook J. A. Y. Ashby Commercial Club

Draw Bar Drop Kills Brakeman at Rock Island Yards

Frank Bell dies after long illness while in Ames. The report also notes the death of Harvey Thompson, 40, of Eldon, who was crushed when a draw bar failed while he attempted to board a car. Thompson died at the county hospital after being transported from Rock Island yards. An inquest into Thompson’s death is planned for this evening.

Harvey Thompson Den Rock Island Thompson Roth Mr. Thompson Ia Orville B Grant Thompson Washington Eldon Rock Island Railway Company Christian Church The Moose and the Brotherhood of Railway G. W. Hay

Local Boy's Song Hit To Be Heard Tonight

Malcolm Dowell of East Main street has a new song The Girl of My Dreams. Vincent Harrix of Iowa City will perform it at the Fox theater tonight and tomorrow night. Dowell has sold over nine hundred copies in Iowa City and is a student at the state university. his talents include piano and violin.

Frank Beil East Second Street J. M. Wishart Arthur N. Oates Frank Academy Keokuk Bell Dre Dickson Hell W. J. Law Oklahoma City Kate Bell Babcock Ames H Babcock Law Malcolm Dowell Fox Theater Vincent Harrix Iowa City Washington Dowell George Dowell East Main Street The State University

River levels drop after Friday storm flood fears ease

Reports from Hrighton today indicate the Skunk river has fallen from its Friday surge and overflow, reducing the danger of a disastrous flood for the present.

Hrighton

Dinner Honors Presiding Elder Rev A W Stackley

A hospitable two course dinner was served Saturday at the A L Hall home in honor of Presiding Elder Rev A W Stackley and family of Toronto Canada.

A. L. Hall A. W. Stackley and Toronto Canada

Regular teachers examinations set for June in Washington Iowa

The Court House in Washington Iowa hosts three day exams for teachers on June 22 to 24 1921. Those without current state or county certificates are urged to write in June or July. Schedule lists didactics orthography reading geography history domestic science arithmetic physiology agriculture music grammar penmanship algebra economics clubs physics. Kathryn Z Montgomery County Superintendent Streed Street

Court House Washington Iowa

Parking problem troubles council

A. N. Alberson spoke at the Rotary luncheon urging drastic regulation to control growing Saturday night traffic in Washington. He noted curbing space and unloading needs for country visitors and predicted paving contracts for 20 to 30 blocks next winter. Harbaugh, ex-Washington County resident and Colorado legislator, attended as a guest.

City of Washington A. N. Alberson Rotary Club Alberson Iowa

Barn Fire Kills Pigs in Ileah Farrier Area

A barn at the Ileah Farrier place near Brighton burned during a storm last Friday night. The fire caused severe losses including hay and several pigs died in the blaze.

Ileah Farrier Brighton

We Repair Them If Your Clock Greeds Any Repairing Car

Westphal the jeweler advertises repair services for watches and clocks with delivery or pickup options. The notice includes a phone-like number 540 and a cryptic line about calling for repair and delivery.

Westphal

Notice of payment address and contact

Notice informs persons with accounts to pay at Richer and Livingston's law office or mail checks directly to Dr. J. J. Foley at Spell Building Fort Dodge Iowa 10743.

Richer & Livingston’s Spell Building Fort Dodge Iowa

Funeral for Dr L B Oliver Draws Washington Knights Templar

A large company of Washington Knights Templar attended the funeral of Dr L B Oliver held Sunday afternoon in Sigourney. Oliver formerly practiced medicine in Dublin and died in Long Beach California. An escort of 42 Knights Templar participated and Jude H H Fr Wagner led the Masonic burial rite at the cemetery.

Oliver Washington Knights Templar L. B. Oliver Sigourney Dublin Long Beach Calif Knights Templar Jude HH Fr. Wagner

Yessir eighty two with every tooth in my head born

The note from the London Mail quotes a loud boast about age and vigor, with archaic speech indicating a humorous or boastful voice. It appears as a clipped quotation rather than a full news item.

London Mail

Butter dispute ends in compromise ad from Journal

A domestic dispute over butter quality leads to divorce filings described as cruel. The Journal runs an ad promoting Reister's Butter as a remedy, claiming it saves many lovers and pleases both young and old. Mrs E J Frey Havre notes walking with Washington Batter on her back, a misread verse plus a Tuesday eyeing hens.

Reister E. J. Frey Havre Washington

Hundreds Honor Sergeant Keiper at Ainsworth Funeral

About a hundred American Legion members from Washington and Ainsworth escorted the late Sergeant Howard C. Keiper to burial in Ainsworth cemetery. The re interment followed a large funeral at the Methodist church with full honors. The church was decorated with flags plants and floral tributes from friends.

American Legion Washington Ainsworth Howard C. Keiper France Mary Washington County

Funeral Honors For Sergeant Keiper In Ainsworth

Decorated by the Women’s Relief Corps chapter named after Sergeant Keiper, the service drew members from Harlan Thoma American Legion, Washington card, and Lerdon posts. Rev. Si M. Davis and Rev. A W McPlain led the church rites with scripture, a captain Gallagher letter, and a moving sermon. Music by the Methodist choir and Legion quartet preceded full military rites at the cemetery. pallbearers included Reed Salladay and Miles Stearns among others. Townsend accompanied the body from Hoboken, with Harold Lougian of Des Moines in attendance.

Howard Keiper Women's Relief Corpu of Ainsworth Harlan Thoma Gallagher Soldirs France Davis Methodist American Legion Quartet Miles Stearns Jack Trotter Homer van Horn Orville Thoma Washington D. First Iowa Cavalry Lerdon Sergeant Keiper Reed Salladay Farl Wood James Bean Harold Longian Sergeant Townsend Hoboken Lougian Des Moines

Building tie up ends as Rock Island signs craft pacts

Davenport June 20 Three months of building trades strike ends with separate pacts in Rock Island for each craft. Trades accept a 12 percent hour cut or 1 dollar per day, overall 87.5 cents per hour reduction. Electricians painters and plasterers hold out to sign with their own contractors. Settlement ends a work stoppage on millions of dollars of projects since April 1.

Davenport Tri-Cities Rock Island

The Mud of Ages Chronicle From Mount Ararat Observed

A returned war observer recalls a halted troop column on Mount Ararat slopes halted by wud believed dried centuries ago. The report attributed to Arthur M. H. Parnell and cited to Leslie's.

Mount Ararat Arthur MH Parnell Leslie

The Radiomicrometer and Societal Restraint

A London Punch passage drolly notes the radiomicrometer’s extreme sensitivity to a blush in its neighborhood. It remarks there is little fear of overworking this device in society’s present state.

Announcements for G. A. Re-Regular Post Meeting

Notice lists a post meeting tomorrow after noon at two o clock and urges good attendance. Also mentions a ten cent social at the Christian church on Thursday evening inviting all members and friends.

G. A K. Coats P. C The Christian Church

Booster Club Meeting With Mrs Kerr To Discuss Programs

The booster club will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Kerr and members should bring suggestions for study programs. Prospective members are invited to attend this meeting.

Chas. Kerr

Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Meeting Scheduled

The Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid plans a Wednesday afternoon gathering on June 22 hosted by Mrs. Will Saville.

Pleasant Hill

Local clubs schedule meetings this week

The Vleur de Lis club meets Thursday at 2 PM at Mrs. W. B. Kerr home 1078 The Kolah club gathers Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Howard Kerr 745 W. Main St. The Sunflower club meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Emma Wagner 712 Notice K of P second rank work tonight J. W. Applegate C C

Vleur de Lis Club W. B. Kerr The Kolah Club Howard Kerr W. Main St Sunflower Club Emma Wagner J. W. Applegate C. C

Keeley Hosts Bridge Club Evening

Mr and Mrs W M Keeley will entertain the afternoon bridge club and their husbands Wednesday evening. The Eureka community picnic at Sunset Park has been postponed indefinitely with a new date to be announced.

W. M. Keeley Afternoon Bridge Club Eureka Sunset Park

Addition to Iowa "Ut" Chemistry Building Planned in July

Iowa City plans for a 400000 dollar unit of a chemistry building, to final cost 1 million, with ground breaking hoped for late July or early August. Architects report the one third initial portion will span an entire block 300 by 300 feet, bounded by Market, Bloomington, Capitol and Madison.

Iowa City Iowa University Walter A. Jessup Market Bloomington Capitol Madison

Famed Pioneer Initials Carved at Lincoln Cave Mouth

Discovery of the initials D. Boone chiseled in rock at a Lincoln County cave mouth sparks speculation that the famed hunter may have traveled into nearby Kentucky. The rock forms resemble those found in Kentucky, suggesting a possible expedition era.

D. Boone Lincoln County West Virginia Kentucky Ube County

Iowa Sunday school convention closes with Bible pageant

In Center ville 1100 delegates and additional audience fill the Methodist church for The Wooing of Rebekah. A 2.5 mile Sunday school parade with 25 floats awards Walnut City Queen Esther first and Phila thea girls second. Centerville Phelathea class third. Next week events shift to Waterloo then Glenwood with statewide convention sought from Cedar Rapids Muscatine and Clinton.

Nyerville Centerville Rebekah Methodist Church Appanocose L Iving Walnut City Esther Philathea Phelathea

Northern Baptists Convene in Des Moines for Jubilee

Des Moines hosts the Northern Baptist convention next week with 10 000 to 12 000 attendees. A golden jubilee celebration will feature Mrs. John Noreen and Mrs. Helen D Montgomery at Des Moines College and Hotel Fort Des Moines. Headquarters at the hotel, registration at the courthouse, business sessions at the Coliseum.

PES Hotel Fort Des Moines Court House Coliseum

Gold discoveries spark excitement in Graettinger area

In Graettinger Iowa reports from Thomas J. Dee company of Chicago show gravel on the Herke farm yielding 14 dollars per ton, the Smith farm at 27 dollars, and Jorgen Anderson’s sample at 10 dollars. The Herke, Smith, and Anderson farms lie within a few miles of Graettinger, with mining interest growing as tests circulate. State Chemist Kinney’s report has not yet been published.

Graettinger Thomas J. Dee Company Chicago Herke Farm Smith Farm Jorgen Anderson Anderson Farm Graettiger Vactineer Kin‘hey Mads Pabliie

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Womas Here Ad Club Frank Bell Farmers & Merchants State Bank Ciubes Kathryn Z Montgomery Streed County OUR National Air Iowa Gas & Electric Co Mayor Alberson J. J. Foley Mike W. S. Reister & Sons Washington Band Sergeant Howard CC. Keiper Tri-City Evening Journal Ino Stewart Rao Poland China T. C Wes Engel Jeffrey Bone Yard Deering Ane F. C. Moran W. A. Whiting South 7Th Ave Waltham E. Madison St Journal Castlehall Famed Pioneer Northern Baptists
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