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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1925

Page

7

Pleasant Ridge Notes From A Rural Corner

June 18 residents report farm work and social visits. Will Conrad plows for Will Kendrick and Vadla Hoxworth with Anna Mae Conrad. Henry Underwood family and Anna Wilson visit Arthur Conrad. Thompson youths and Arthur Conrads host. W T Wilsons pick cherries at Signfooses. Jake Lamberts help Clyde with hay. Henry Underwood visits Wayland.

Pleasant Ridge RR Pleasant Ridge, R. R Will Conrad Will Kendrick Velda Hoxworth Anna Mae Anna Mae Conrad Don Sweenheart W. T. Wilson Henry Underwood Anna Wilson Arthur Conrad Cloyce Conrad Aretha Lambert Thompson Arthur

Navies Oil Co Opens New Service Station In Frota Keota

Opening night set for Saturday June 20 at East Broadway with balloon tags indicating gas and oil prizes. Manager M. J. Fitzgerald welcomes guests while Rev. Earl Coleman, new United Presbyterian pastor, and family await parsonage occupancy. Vacation Bible School enrollment stands at sixty six with frequent new additions.

James Nelson Bible School

Crawfordsville R R 2 June 18 local notes

Crawfordsville Illinois farming community reports a day trip to Fort Louisa for fishing. Visits include George McAvoy at Jake Shrader's, Mrs Neiswanger returning from East Chicago to care for her ill sister, and Mr. Murphey's condition. Local families host gatherings and express relief at better weather allowing field work resumes.

Crawfordsville, R. Rn Louis Clarence Herring Fort Louisa George McAvoy Jake Shrader L. Neiswanager Joe Murphey

Local social notes from the Braden area

Braden Braden Henry Fredrickson one of the graduates at S U I last Tuesday is at home for a short visit. Claire Twinam at home for a short visit but expects to spend his summer vacation in Iowa City. Donald Smith s steering wheel came loose as he was returning from Iowa City Tuesday ran him into a ditch breaking his car some but lucky no one was hurt. Mrs Herman Twinam visited in Davenport the first of the week while her husband attended the Grand Lodge convention there. John Orris shipped two loads of cattle last week. John accompanied the shipment to Chicago. Ray Smith lost a valuable work horse last week. Mrs Mary Twinam is at the Boyd Twinam home while Mrs Twinam is confined to her bed. She is taking treatment of Dr Frey of Ollie Iowa. Her friends hope for her speedy recovery. Oscar Hughes and family of Washing ton visited at the Boyd Twinam home Sunday. Jay Orris wife and baby spent Tuesday evening at the Delbert Max well home. Esther Orris was hostess to the Braden Club Wednesday afternoon. Twelve members being present one visitor. The afternoon was spent in a general social way some busy with their fancy work. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Miss Ruth Oleson and Mrs Grover Booth.

Braden Henry Fredrickson S. UL. I Claire Twinam Iowa City Donald Smith Herman Twinam Davenport Grand Lodge John Orris John Chicago Ray Smith Mary Twinam Boyd Twinam Mrs. Twinam Dr. Frey Ollie Iowa Oscar Hughes Washington Jay Orris Delbert Maxwell

Louisa Farm Bureau group and 4 H club notes from Columbus Junction

In Columbus Junction on June 17 the Louisa Farm Bureau Protective association lists Frank Prior J H McCormic Frank Gipple and W N Duncan as directors. The 4 H girls club met with Anna Hendrickson. Mary Moody demonstrated button holes and Irene Dirks sewing. Gertrude Hoff man hosts July 1. Union Township Farm Bureau plans a June meeting at J O Deveres yard with a picnic supper. Mrs S S B Cline will read and Rollo Pickford will attend. Farm bureau movies 4 H club initiation and clothing course report are featured. Norah Ball Ruby O Neill Eda Trickey Pearl Gipple teachers attend Iowa City summer school. Col high school teacher travels to Ames for a summer course. An ice cream social closes the Evangelical basement gathering.

Columbus Junction Louisa Farm Bureau = Protective association Frank Prior J. H. McCormic Frank Gipple W. N. Duncan 4 H Union Township Anna’ Hendrickson Mary Moody Irene Dirks Gertrude Hoffman Union Township Farm Bureau J. O. Deveres’ Yard SS. B. Cline Reader and Co Rollo Pickford Farm Bureau Norah Ball Rub Vy O'Neill Eda Trickey Pearl Gipple Iowa City Ames Evangelical

Richmond area notices and obituaries noted

Local church and club activities reported in the Spring Run neighborhood include a planned picnic supper at the Limbecker farm near Wapelo, a Children’s Day program at Grace Reformed in Conesville, and various visits and gatherings. Obituary for Joe Pribyl notes eight surviving children and services at the Christian church with burial in Richmond cemetery.

Clara Newman Keota Baptist Church Louisa Center Grace Reformed Church Conesville

HASKINS HASKINS-Mr and Mrs Earl Nickell Visit

Mr and Mrs Earl Nickell visited Friday to Sunday with his father and sister Mrs M Swisher. He is on furlough from the Philippine Islands where he serves in the regular army and plans to take his bride back home. Messages note other local visits and events including Children’s Day services and a party hosted by the C W Girls at the Earl O Connor home.

Haskins Earl Nickell M. Swisher Philippine Islands Lee Ebner Duane Lysle Davenport Washington Dale Ebner

Funeral held for William White at United Presbyterian

The funeral for William White was conducted at the United Presbyterian church yesterday forenoon at 10:20 with Rev. W. C. Porter assisted by Revs A. T. James and Myron Hayes. Pallbearers included Loren Hazen Harry White James Long Floyd Maxwell George Marr Raymond Duncan Dana Barnes Max Anwyl William Davidson Lee Hanne John Maxwell Will Wooley and Earle Barnes.

Crawfordsville William White United Presbyterian Church W. C. Porter A. T. James Myron Hayes Loren Hazen Harry White James Long Floyd Maxwell George Marr Raymond Duncan Dana Barnes Max Anwyl William Davidson Lee Hanne John Maxwell Will Wooley Earle Barnes

Local Notes From Columbus Junction and Surrounds

June 18 report lists social visits from Mrs. Chester Pierce and other locals. Edits include marriages, births, travel plans, political nominees like J Lyle Kinmonth, and gatherings at the Latta home with regional relatives.

Book Fair in Florence Showcases World Fine Wares

May 27 report from Rome notes the second International Book Fair in Florence drew collectors globally. Exhibits included sacred, Japanese and Hebrew books from Italy, France, England, Germany, Switzerland, Poland, Romania, Siam, Lithuania, Venezuela, Mexico, Czechoslovakia and others. Strong showcases came from Italy and France with diverse modern and historic works.

Rome Florence Europe Asia America Africa Australia Italy France England Germany Switzerland Poland Rumania Siam Lithuania Venezuela Mexico Czechoslovakia

Calgary bids for fiftieth jubilee stampede

Calgary prepares for July festivities marking the fifty year anniversary of the Mounted Police arrival and the stampede. The event features a mammoth parade with Indians cowboys mounted police and trappers, a western cavalcade and floats, plus a competitive tournament with purses trophies and titles. Last year’s gate reached 167,279 attendees.

Purethermore Mounted Police Calgary

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