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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1924

Page

6

White Way Club and society notes reflect a lively community

The White Way Club met at Mrs. N. B. Rittenhouse’s home with fourteen members and visitors. Prizes were awarded for conundrums and a vegetable contest, followed by luncheon. Other society items include Women’s Relief Corps meetings, a memorial service plan, H. H. club gatherings at the Brown home, a Verna Lovelett engagement celebration, and local dinners and picnics with several families attending events near Gladwin and the Iowa river area.

White Way Club N. B. Rittenhouse Art Stoutner Floyd Crayne Howard Stewart Vera L. Craig Almeta Ralston Marian Munro Florence Huber Olive Edith Munro

Hayes family enjoys weekend fishing trip at Oakland Mills

Mr and Mrs Harold Hayes and family visited Oakland Mills on Saturday stayed all night and reported a 600d catch. Mrs D W Heaseltine hosted the H H club meeting last Thursday with ten members and guests. Roll call featured fruit canning hints and the linen dailies were finished for new trays. A short program included two piano solos and a reading by Miss Helen Brown. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs George Brown with daughters Mary and Helen.

H. H. Club George Brown Mary Helen Brown Asa Harter Earl Birney Harold Hayes Charles Hayes Oakland Mills D. W. Heaseltine Helen Brown Mary and

Community Club Announcements And Socials Schedule

Booster club plans Tuesday meeting with Mrs. Fred Stewart. K C Regular meeting set for Tuesday evening in hall. W. 8 C club to serve ice cream and cake in Wellston Tuesday evening June 24. Rural Woman's club hosts strawberry ice cream social June 24 at Young America schoolhouse. Mrs. R. G. Cherry to host Priscilla club Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. George Hotle to entertain W. 8 C club Thursday afternoon. Bethel Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Board meets Wednesday at 2 PM at Mrs. T. J. Harvey's East Main. American Legion Auxiliary holds regular meeting Tuesday at 7:30 PM in Legion rooms. Young Women meeting Tuesday at 8 PM in Woodman Hall with refreshments. Rosemary Club to meet with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Olds Wednesday. Fleur De Lis Club with Mrs. John Stewart Thursday. Three W Society strawberry and ice cream social Tuesday evening in church basement. Navajo club meets Wednesday at 3 PM Sunset Park. husbands invited for picnic supper at 6 PM.

Wellston Young America School Bethel Presbyterian Church T. J. Harvey East Main Street Sunset Park

Sioux City Boy on Olympic Track Team

Morgan Taylor of Sioux City earned a spot on the United States track and field squad for the 1924 Olympic Games. The Grinnell College hurdler, dubbed Grinnell’s one man track team, rose from a shy high school start to captivate at state and collegiate levels under coach Huff.

Sioux City Morgan Taylor Central High School Grinnell College Cambridge Mass United States Taylor Chicago Morningside Grinnell H. J Doc Huff Fred Taylor Morgan

Unidentified youth killed by train in Marshalltown yards

In Marshalltown Iowa an unidentified 28 year old was killed when struck by a train in the Northwestern yards this morning. A handkerchief found on the body bore the name K J Kowalke.

Marshalltown K. J. Kowalke

Lieutenant Maughan's third attempt to cross U S in a day

Lieutenant Maughan began the cross country attempt from New York to Dayton, 575 miles, in 4 hours 7 minutes but ground to a halt for repairs to a gasoline line at McCook field. He remained confident, noting rough weather on departure and smoother conditions later, and hoped to beat his jinx with a second flight.

Maughan U. S New York Dayton McCook Field Harold R. Harris Harris Pittsburg O. K San Francisco

Flags Adorn Big Democratic Convention Hall Interior

The ancient hall is decorated with bright flags as Democrats prepare for a major gathering. Delegates will sit in a large oblong chamber with a high platform and multiple galleries, while amplifiers, banners, and seating arrangements are tested for the event.

Kingdom

Dinwiddie and Lisle Break Records in Rifle Competition

In Rheims France on June 23 the .22 calibre rifle event set world records. Private Marcus Dinwiddie DC National Guard scored 396 to take second, while Coquelin de Lisle of France won with 398 in the event.

Associated Prean Rheims France Marcus Dinwiddie District of Columbia National Guard Coquelin de Lisle Dinwiddie

American Vincent Richards dominates Wimbledon match

Vincent Richards, the young American lawn tennis star, opened strong at Wimbledon by defeating England's A. B. Park in straight sets 6-1 6-1 6-0. Francis T. Hunter easily defeated J. P. Park 6-1 6-2 6-2 to move forward.

England Vincent Richards A. B E. Park Francis T. Hunter America J. P. Park

One Killed Five Hurt In Auto Wreck

A car carrying six people returning from a dance skidded on a traveled road, plunged down an embankment and overturned. Mrs. Alice E. Stephens, 35, was killed. five others received minor injuries.

Associated Press der Moines Alice E. Stephens

Local News Snippets and Democratic Ticket Issues

Local items from town include Sam Kruger Richardson enjoying furlough at home and visitors from Ainsworth and Des Moines. Ainsworth residents Genevieve Peterson and D A Peterson are noted in town, with various travels and hospital stays mentioned. The piece cites New York Democratic ticketing tensions and a large Legion festival planned for Crawfordsville, Iowa.

Sam" Kruger Richardson Great Lakes Naval Station

Aerial Christensens Bring Daring Show to Fourth of July

The committee invites patrons to Washington Fourth of July celebration to witness the Aerial Christensens. The duo performs perilous midair feats without a safety net, promising speed, agility, and novel acts that defy danger and thrill spectators.

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Women's Relief Corps Mis Frank Gobble Beasie Conger J. C. Boice D. A. Boyer Verna Lovelett Everette Fulton Gary Indiana Muscatine E. A. Wallace BE. A. Wallace Ralph Keller Leonard Genevieve Harrieon Pearl Wallace Irene Chadwick Faith Palmer Gladys McFarland Juanita Rosenberger Walter Wallace Wayne Fisher Baril Whetstine Harry Miller Frank and Mellous Bash Orville Swarteendruber Covered Wilson Shack Gladwin Iowa River Booster Club Fred Stewart K. C J. E. Wolfe R. G. Cherry Priscilla Club George Hotle W. 8. C. Club American Legion Auxiery Legion Yoomen Woodman Hall Rosemary Club Mrs. Floyd Olds Fleur de Lis Club John Stewart Three W Society Washington F. W. Wead J. D. Price Navy Anacostian Naval Air Station George Marr Ainsworth Mrs. Riley Provance Des Moines Genevieve Peterson D. A. Peterson Clow Iowa City Mrs Simon Wyse Wayland Town H. O. Shaffer Crawfordsville Frank N. Flander Keota A. Beiter George Masson Rosa Novasal Donald Bell Dorothy Somrek Wyatt Marbourg Shirley A. E Atchison Jean Johnson Children's Hospital A. F. Andersen Burlington George Rudiger Mrs. Andersen Mr. Rudiger Iowa XYZ Haskins Church 3 W. Society Aerial Christensens Washington City Washis Physicians and Surgeons A. John Droz West Main St Frank Boller City Mutual W. Washington T. J. Pease Farmers and Merchants Bank Blue Mutual J. D. Dayton Westchester Washington County Austin Sutherland Brighton T. A. Michels Washington, Iowa Morrison & Morrison Morrison Bldg North Side Brookhart Bros. Laaw—Abstracts Opera House J. Wilson C. C. Wilson Wilson & Wilson Lawyers Opposite Journal Livingston & Eicher Abstract Department Nat'l Bank Green C. V. Brown
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