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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1928

Page

9

Isler’s Carnival To Parade In Washington Next Week

Isler’s carnival, praised for its clean, high class shows, will be set up on streets around Central Park for a week as an American Legion benefit. The big Fourth of July program is planned with rides and a minstrel company, featuring local carnival workers Hop Shearer and Buster Springman.

Public Square Isler Washington American Legion Middle West Legion Central Park Minstrel Company Isler Show Hop’ Shearer Buster Springman Leslie Richer Dale Atkinson Charles Denison Paul Gorham

Mrs Ficket Finishes Youth Quilt Amid Busy Life

Crawfordsville Indiana June 27 Mrs Josephine Ficket 84 has completed a youth quilt and is at work on another Despite her age she keeps a tidy house tends a small garden and stays active in daily chores

Rawfordsville Ind Josephine Ficket Mickel

July 4 Public Celebration Schedule

The text lists events for a July 4 program including band concerts at 9:00 and 2:30, a parade at 10:00, horseshoe and juvenile contests, carnival shows, a governor Hammill address, a baseball game, a team pulling contest, balloon ascension, dancing, and multiple band performances at the Armory and Berdo barn throughout the day and evening.

Armory and Berdo

Fourth of July celebration promoted by Washington drum corps

A Washington county campaign promotes the town’s Fourth of July events with a drum corps of 34 youths from Leon Beatty post. Automobile caravans toured 15 towns over six evenings, drawing crowds and boosting local advertising. The corps will debut new spitfire uniforms on the Fourth, rivaling the band’s Hussar-style dress on duty all day.

Washington Washington County Leon Beatty Post Hussar

American Legion Plans Big Washington July Fourth Celebration

The Leon Beatty post American Legion will sponsor a old fashioned Fourth with Isler carnival and balloon ascension. Washington business leaders pledged 750 dollars for expenses and prizes. Governor Hammill is invited to speak at 2 pm from a city hall lawn stand. Parade, horseshoe contest, baseball game, band concerts, carnivals and two dances fill the day with community turnout expected.

American Legion Post Washington Leon Beatty Post American Legion Legion Legion Drum, Fife and Bugle Corps A. FE. Baldrige Col J. Wilson Herbert Hoover al Smith John Hammill Hammill Washington County Central Park Howard Baxter Griff Humphrey

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