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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1921

Page

6

Girl Scouts and Camp Fire Girls Being Organized Here

The Woman's Waterchurch Committee sponsors Girl Scouts and Camp Fire Girls in this community. Sophie Pergeter leads the Girl Scouts with Frances Stewart as assistant. Seventeen girls met to plan and will hike with a picnic at sunset park. The Campfire Girls are led by Carol Forgy with Helen Wiley as assistant.

Woman's Waterchurch Committee Girl Scouts Girle Sophie Pergeter Frances Stewart Jast Bether Rittes Ronuse Erther Wolary Grace Askea Mildred Pieter. Snyder Dorothy Dowell Flor- Brookhart Lucile Younk Mary Iemna Walker Verna Asksees Raley Mildred Crone Annas Te Bational Organ Girl Guides of England Boy ‘Bocouts Regis- Scouts Krow Kote Woman's Interchurch Committee Mire Carol Forgey Helen Wiley

Washington County Camp Fire Girls Club Begins

A page details the first Camp Fire Girls group in Washington County with members Mary Roberts Elizabeth Sherman Martha Mc Creedy Ruth Hedges Dorothea Thompson Barbara Miller Lillian Jows Fertie Duncan Josephine Bailey Evelyn Gibson and others. It explains Camp Fire aims Seek Beauty Give Service Pursue Knowledge Be trustworthy Hold on to health Glorify Work Be happy and outlines ranks Wood Gatherer Fire Maker Torch Bearer plus elective honors in home craft health craft camp craft hand craft nature lore business Patriotism and transferability of membership between cities.

Mary Roberts Elizabeth Sherman Martha McCreedy Ruth Hedges Dorothea Thompson Barbara Miller Lillian Jows Fertie Duncan Josephine Bailey Evelyn Gibson Prince Hammer Sevilla Boles Carolyn McClery Blair Law Ruth Eggers Dorothy Clark Helen Beal Bank of Wood Gatherer Fey Ageniereh

Birthday Parties and Legion Auxiliary History Highlighted

The article recounts child birthday celebrations in Davenport with detailed menus and guests, notes Mrs. F. Sechler’s Madison trip, and celebrates a family gathering. It then extols the Women’s Auxiliary of The American Legion, detailing its origin in 1919, growth to 4000 units, state organizations, and vast service to veterans and communities led by Pauline Cunningham.

Women's Auxiliary The American Legion Red Cross National Organization of the American Legion Committee of Thirty-Four Minneapolis of the Legion Women’s Auxiliary of the Legion Cleveland Women’s Auxiliary California Connecticut Florida Fana’ Tows Kansas Massachusetts Michigan Minniesota New Jersey New Sam North Dakota Ohio Oklhoma Island Vermont Virginia Washington Montana Kentucky Maine Illinois Wisconsin Missouri Nevada Colorado Georgia Auxiliary Pauline Curnick Nat'l Ex Sec American Legion Weekly

Thanks for kindness during illness and death of Lois Rankin

Mr and Mrs BE W Hummer and family express sincere appreciation and heartfelt thanks to friends for thoughtful deeds and words of sympathy during the sickness and at the time of the death of their daughter and sister Lois Rankin.

Lois Rankin BE. W. Hummer

Severe but Effectual at Tibetan Wedding Feast

The Miami Herald notes a harsh practice in some Tibetan communities where a bride's mother is consumed at weddings as a drastic solution to family tensions. The report frames it as severe yet seen as effective by some observers.

The Miami Herald Tibet

Breakwater Planned For Fort Madison Iowa Riverfront

Army engineers recommended Congress build a 456 foot breakwater along the Mississippi near Fort Madison Iowa at a cost of 31000 and to improve Launch Harbor at a further 10000, proposal announced in Washington D C on June 28.

Washington, D. C Army Engineers Today Congress Mississippi River Fort Madison Iowa

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Washington County Kathleen O'Shea Davenport George Dowell Mary Jurging Gertrude Hammer John Harold Barham Lewis Jones Pilotsburg Etta Jones Girard Mise Jones Edison F. ¢. Sechter Lorence Myrtle Jones P. R. Birchfield Linden Mise Etta Jon Garard Ida Rustoi Panora F. C. Lechter Aura Turnipseed Fred Kilockentager Franklin Jones Wellman John J. Lang Clara Fisher Ernest Legion Auxiliary Kimonas Georgette and Silk Uvonaire Rothschild’s Hart Schaffner & Marx Palm Beach Rein Washingto Lowe Madison
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