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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1921

Page

7

News from Journal correspondents highlights local farm and family notes

Geo Stewart completed a fine well for Chas Rowe. Omer Green takes vacation from Farmers store. Kincaid family away Sunday. Mrs Tom Levelle gifted an electric fan from Snavely's. Zelma Herr visiting Thelma Eckerman. LeRoy Rowe aids his uncle Ollie with hay. Wellman kids visit Will Curl. Weather notes: late corn and potatoes need rain but early corn thriving. Mrs Chas Monahan dies in Iowa City after long illness. Ice cream supper and bazaar at Grace Hill draws neighbors.

Nira Nira Geo. Stewart Chas Rowe Omer Green Kincaid Tom Levelle

Heavy Rainfall Destroys Crops and Floods Roads

Brighton area suffers seven inches of rain in a single night. Creeks overflowed. many bridges and culverts washed away or damaged. Honey Creek and Skunk River surged, halting traffic and damaging fields. T. J. Parker’s barn burned by lightning. Bryce Pringie’s barn damaged. Wayne Savage ill. Carlton Jones visit relatives.

Brighton Honey Creek Skunk Tts T. J. Parker Bryce Pringie

Local Visitors Attend Children's Day Exercises

June 21 New Haven notes detail Ira Meyers visiting relatives near Grace Hill and a large gathering at Marion Smith's home for Children's Day. The program featured songs, recitations, solos, duets, and an offertory, with weather and local farm work briefly mentioned.

New Haven Ira Meyers Ofolorado Aces Robertson Grace Hill Will Meyers Bertha Pratt Emma Temple Valley Bert Smith Ira Waterhouse Brighton Mildred Parcel Fairfield Marion Smith Vanda Lucile Smith H. J. Cuddeback Bashie Burroughs Lucile Robertson Myron Burroughs Isabelle Combs Ira Meyers Winifred Carris Merle Robertson Mildren Parcel Home Sweet Home Six Flowers Mrs. Lottie Robertson Mias Rosenberger Wand Gail Wells Des Moines E. A. Anderson Henry Keine Alice A. R. Strum J. C. Caner Frank Smith Jesse Pearson Donald and Jane Ainsworth Cal

WRASE BILL GRACE HILL NEWS NOTES AND RAIN RELIEF

Mrs. W J Taylor of Washington visited Mrs Pore cre Thursday and Friday, several locals attended an ice cream supper at Valley. Families hosted visitors, including Porter and Strohm kinfolk. Heavy rain boosted crops but damaged creekside wheat and oats. Clover hay, Fourth of July Wellston picnic plans, and local fruit harvest progress are reported with community updates.

Mra. C. C. Strohm Wayne, Ill Whl Draper Havre Cecile Hotte Dublin Homer Mayer Wesley Howard Geo. Hiel Oliver Dunbar Wellston B. F. Beitel

Haskins Haskins Social Nets $15. Local Notes

The C. W. society held an ice cream social on church lane Thursday evening, raising $15. Ola Foster leaves for Cedar Rapids for six weeks of summer school at Coe College. Various townsfolk, including Ralph Stafford, Mr. and Mrs. Blackburn, and Zero Edwards, figure in family and accident news across Haskins and nearby areas.

Haskins Haskins C. W. Society Church Lane Ola Foster Cedar Rapids Coe College Ralph Stafford Washington Chas. Blackburn Zero Edwards Haskins Mr. Black

Ainsworth Telephone stockholders meet in 1921 notice

A notice from Ainsworth Telephone Company in Ainsworth Iowa announces a stockholders meeting held April 29 1921 at the office in Ainsworth Washington County Iowa with present company officials and members.

Ainsworth Telephone Company Ihe Ainsworth Washington County Iowa

Dissolution of Corporation Ordered and Executed

The corporation was dissolved by unanimous vote and order, with termination on April 29, 1921, under officers’ resolution. Witness dated April 26, 1921, with Lincoln Noble as General Manager. Also includes Want Ads and Pleasant Hill Bible school contest notes in Washington County news.

Pleasant Hill Bible School Indianapolis Bic Keota Keota N Pettit

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Mrs. 5 Leal Wayne Savage Carlton Jones Libertyville Paul Harvey Iowa City Faith Brown Porter Homer Porter Mr. and Mia Howard Hotte Baby Richard Near Verdi Edith Thompson Des Motes 1. D. Ramble Batavia Mro Evert Foster Hilleboro Billingsley Chas. Davis M. FE. Ebner Will Jim Davie Bethe Mr. Lambert Middleton Br. W. Cole Mrs. Cole Will Martin Dr. Alcorn Aineworth Dale Cole Nat Rush Colfax Fred Rochester Robert Des Robert McCredy Dee C. A. Carter ME Pleasant Mra Reed Waterloo Green Hille Visitel J. H. Reed Rod Mural Leslie McCreely Cedar Rapida Marjorie Riverside Arlene McCreedy Jake Moran Ainsworth Telephone Ainsworth, Iowa TRADE Madras H. J. Ward & CO Gaul Bruns Seed Store Lincoln Noble E. Main. ST C.J. Dankwardt Washington, IA R. A. Knittle J. A. Lemley Brighton Farmers Co-op L. L. Elliott & Co Winfield William Beardsley R. L. Lytle Farmers’ Elevator Wayland Farmers’ Union Blev Washington Elevator CO
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