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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1921

Page

5

Traylor Family Saga Amid Lincoln Era and 87 Panic

Samson and Sarah Traylor migrate from Vergennes Vermont to Sangamon country with children Josiah Betsey and meet Abe Lincoln in New Salem. The Panic of 1837 era upheaval, love triangles with Ann Rutledge and John McNeil, and financial ruin threaten their hopes. Lionel Davis helps with a loan as social tides surge and a mail robbery tale ties back to earlier days.

Samson Sarah Traylor Josiah Betsey Vergennes Land of Plenty County of the Sangamon Niagara Falle John McNeil Sangamon Sarah Traylors Newtor Til Abe Lincoln Sameon New Salem Jack Armstrong Young Herry Bap Menoll McNell Harry McNol Ann Rutledge Ann Trayfor St Louis Elipharet Ies Traylor Biggs Kelso Needies Thestatore McNeil McNamar Ie Abe Linin Vandalla Elijah Lovejoy Treylor Abraham Lincoln Springfield Harry Needlew Namar Harry Needles Chiatches Bim Lionel Davis Amapier Aia Kelsey Eivery Samson Traylor Tazewell County Chicago Sycamore Woods Jack Kelso Ajax Achilles Topleas Towers Ilium Kinzies Wisconsin Mrs. Hubbard Kelsoa

Dramatic tale of love and looming debt in small town

A woman and her mother endure care from Mr. Davis who hopes to win affection amid a Seminole War soldier and a hidden past of robbery. Mrs. Kelso, recovering, contemplates divorce and marriage plans as December payments threaten their home.

Samson Harry Jack Kelso Kelso Bim Illnois Samson Traylor the Democrat Jackson Mrs. Kinzie Jack Lionel Davis Abe Lincoln Mr. Lincoln Tampa Fla Wes Democrat Robert Deming Tenth Cavalry Everglades Harry Needles Davis la Salle Street Milwaukee Mr. Davis Florida Col. Taylo Academy

Local Notes From Fairfield Area Include Accidents And Visits

Miss Frances Maeachem was a business visitor in Fairfield Tuesday. Miss Florence Owen of Brighton visits sister Mrs. W A Morgan this week. Harry Hamilton injured when a sickle fell on his wrist Monday. Pearle Hitting family has suffered severe colds through the past week. Newsline updates on community happenings and personal health.

Frances Maeachem Fairfield Florence Owen Brighton W. A. Morgan Harry Hamilton Pearle

Rural Route Three Community Notes and Visits

Mrs. Margaret Rathmel of Enid Oklahoma visited former friends with Ira Rathmel and others, calling on Ezra Smith and T. B. Thrasher families. Neighboring residents shared greetings and stories during multiple calls. An operation for adenoids and tonsils was performed on Eugeni Smith Wednesday. Miss Eva Godwin will teach at Lincoln next year. Local families spent Sunday at Floyd Bower’s near Fairfield and attended lodge. Ice cream social drew crowds despite bad weather.

Margaret Rathmel Enid Okla Ira Rathmel Ezra Smith Mattie Schenefelt T. B. Thrasher David Rittenhouse Eva Godwin Lincoln Ralph Stewart Ralph Zeck Floyd Bower Fairfield Guy Cannon Worth Noecker Henry Horning Joe Kolesick Elmer Vincent Keota Mary Scott Blanche Eunice Charles Brinning John Kurtz Frank Brindley Angeline Page Stella Schilling Davenport MeeGlone J. C. Carris Presbyterian Church O. K. Scott Earl Smith Clayton Bear Charles Bear Cole Milwaukee Dave Benson Grant Harold Jim Storpes Washington

Clay township Homecoming plans set for August picnic

The first meeting of the Clay township Homecoming and picnic Association met at Mrs. C. E. Savage home. Plans for August 18 picnic were formed with committees for speaker program finance grounds sports and decorations. Officers named Clifford Savage president Max Waterhouse vice president Maude Waterhouse secretary and L. B. Reed treasurer. Reports due July 19. Farmers busy with clover hay as corn grows amid last week’s heavy rain and wind.

Belle Waterhouse Grant Horton John Brinton Halbert Savage C. E. Morgan John Parcell Robert Heyde Otis Wagonner Walter Nordyke R. E. Woodford Inez Gowey Clifford Savage Max Waterhouse Maude Waterhouse L. B. Reed

Barnett-Livermore Wedding In Crawfordsville

Yesterday at 9 am at the Methodist church Ruth Barnett daughter of Rev J F Barnett wed Gilbert Livermore of Clinton Iowa. The ceremony featured a double ring service with a pink white theme and bridesmaids. Afterward a three course breakfast at the Barnett home preceded the couple's departure for Palisades Cedar River before settling in Clinton. Key out of town guests included Mrs Wood and daughter Edith Mrs Castie of Clarion Ia Miss Bertha Barnett of Grinnell Ia and Russell Barnett of New Haven Conn.

Crawfordsville Methodist Church Ruth Barnett J. F. Barnett Gilbert Livermore Clinton Iowa Laura Barnett Mary Farnett Castle Clarion Mendelssohn Mise Edith Wood Mr. Livermore Barnett Stella Laura Mary Bertha Barnett Livermore Palisades Cedar River Wood Edith Castie Grinnell Rursell Barnett New Haven Conn

Young Cornell graduate teaches in New London and Mr Livermore

A young lady who lived here two years, a Cornell College graduate, taught in New London last year. Mr. Livermore, also a Cornell graduate, was the physical instructor in Clinton, Iowa. Their friends send best wishes. Over 60 attended the union prayer meeting of the Methodist and United Presbyterian churches last night. It featured testimonies about help from evangelical meetings.

Cornell College Mt. Vernon New London Livermore Clinton Iowa Methodist United Presbyterian Evane Rellatie

Local notes from Ainsworth area June 23

Hugh Hall returns from the east on No 11. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Burton Wheeler. C C Chambers and son Robert visit from Des Moines with Mrs. Laura Chambers. Mrs. Georgia Turbott returns from Cleveland with granddaughter Wilma Turbott. Mr. and Mrs. C R Stearns celebrate 28th wedding anniversary with friends and picnic. Reader notes on Greening apple from Frank Salladay orchard and a couplet from Columbia Jester.

Wilma Turbott C. R. Stearns S. A. Stephens Miles Stearns Warren Parrow A. J. Peterson

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