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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1922

Page

8

Local notes on visits and chores in Washington

Local items report visitors and trips including Mr. and Mrs. FE Allan to Wyman to see their daughter Mrs. Beauchamp and Blanche Fouchek visiting her sister in Ainsworth. Also mentioned are T W Doyle era cleaners promotions, tire shop ads, and preparations for a Fourth of July celebration with J B Eckerman arriving from Marshalltown.

FE. W. Allan Wyman Mrs. Beauchamp Blanche Fouchek Ainsworth Lloyd Phillips Alex Miller Journal McIntosh Matt Swift Washington A. W. Bigham Crawfordsville Lena Shaffey Ellendale N. C Jim Austin Bob McCall Bob George Paul Alex Howard Sitler Ed Wells North Dakota

Washington Visitors and Local Happenings Today

Riverside Roy Krom and West Chester F A Sherbeck visit Washington along with Harper Avis Baker and Haskins Mrs J E Booth and daughters Vivian and Hazel. Local ads note Lyon's hot lunches and Dean's desserts. Several residents travel or announce moves including Harold Baxter to Cleveland and the Eldridge family to St Louis.

Vivian and Hazel of Haskins Washington

Brighton Family Guests in Washington Visit

A. H. McCarty and family of Brighton are guests of friends in Washington. Ray Chadwick and Mrs. J. T. Chadwick drove to Iowa City yesterday afternoon to visit relatives.

A. H. McCarty Brighton Washington Ray Chadwick J. T. Chadwick Iowa City

Missionary Meet Highlights Officers and Services

Washington and Crawfordsville report the Women's Missionary convention with large attendance at Crawfordsville. Officers for next year include President Mrs G W Hanna Crawfordsville and Vice President Miss Mike Lewis Washington. A pageant on field workers and a Thank Offering service featured speakers from Ainsworth Morning Sun and Keota.

Crawfordsville Women’s Missionary Convention Mark H. Davidson Standwood Hoy McElhinney Burlington Boyle Morning Sun Miss Caldwell India John McLaughlin Washington R. J. Davidson L. Colthurst Ainsworth Mike Lewis C. F. Hoffman Keota N. E. Lease Mrs. McKelvey G. W. Hanna Crawfordaville Sharpe Winfield D. Y. Graham Ella Gordon J. A. Hantug DeWitt James Pulver West Chester

Buffalo Wool and Buffalo Skins Market Prices

Buffalo wool collected from the prairie sheds into durable carpet material. Mounted buffalo heads bring $1000 and new buffalo robes fetch £100.

Friendliness Defines a True Friend Says Battimore Sun

The Batimore Sun quotes a view that a friend offers sympathy rather than overwhelming advice, highlighting the value of supportive listening in friendship. The piece reflects on interpersonal warmth and practical guidance.

Register of attendees listed for Stanford event in Iowa

Miriam Davidson of Stanford Ia leads a long list of registrants for a local gathering. The roster includes Mrs. Howard Crozier of Washington and numerous residents from LeClaire Stanwood Morning Sun DeWitt and other Iowa towns, plus Chicago and West Chester connections.

Miriam Davidson Stanford Howard Crozier Washington W. M. McKelvey India C. P. Pierce G. C. Wiley F. M. Brown D. Y. Graham J. H. McCormick KE. T. Rees Son Stewart S. F. Wilson W. C. Boyle Morning Sun Lolia Matson Chicago J. S. McConnell Milton Godfrey John William Matthews Acheson J. C. Boice Ella Gordon H. 8. Meek Humston Mabel Dill R.S. Cunningham Oliver Hicks R. J. Davidson Silas Ross Robert McCall J. A. Porter Robert Minner John McLaughlin Helen Fulton Albert Simpson John Simpson G. W. Hay Elmer Wells W. A. Cook Cook Mike C. Lewis Sam, McCleery Besse Conger D. J. Palmer Lucile Ross J. H. Baird C. H. Davis Alvin McConnell Dell Skinner W. E. Leet Ruth Leet Eva Smith West Chester M. G. Campbell J. O. Matthews R. A. Acheson W. R. Crawford C. L. Johnston L. K. Henson Wilma Johnston Mary Moore J Lewis Columbus City C. B Saunderson J. B. Satter W. W. Milligan Anna Neal J. Hoy McElhinney Burlington C. PF. Hoffman Sor Nelse M. Stevenson Harriet Clendening Keota J. E. Clegg W. R. McCreedy J. L. Colthurst D. M Davis Alma Wallace Ainsworth

Biglow Papers and Hosea Biglow's Political Satire

The Biglow Papers were humorous poems by James Russell Lowell written under the pseudonym Hosea Biglow. The first installment appeared in 1848 about the Mexican War and the second in 1867 addressing the Civil War and Reconstruction, shaping Lowell as a prominent national figure.

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