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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1924

Page

5

Valley News Notes and Social Roundup

Valley reports a weekend visit by Mr. and Mrs. John Hahn to the G W Mack home. Local residents attended a well received Children's Day program despite rain. Community members visited friends, helped with chores, and shared outings including cherry and strawberry canning and a tent show at Rubio.

Opal W. J. Pfeifer Francia Feltz Fon Donavon Wallace Chas, Miller Wellman Walter Meyer Eft Brietenbach Rubio

Northwest highway trip highlights desert and wind

A June 25 reminiscence details a 1200 mile paved route from San Diego to Portland via the Columbia River Highway to Arlington and Pendleton. The writer notes vast Oregon wasteland, windy days, fruit storage caves in Idaho, Shoshone Falls near Twin Falls, and tourist facilities along the way with reflections on local hospitality and rural life.

Maple Grove San Diego Cal Portland Columbia River Arlington Oregon Columbia River Highway Dalles Maryville Evenine Tourtata Park Iowa Lowa Pendleton Umatilla Homestead Farm Legrande Idaho Ontario California Twin Falls Boise Snake River Divine Hand Dreath Alvin C. Hasty

Keota Bible School to Open with Local Leaders Named

Keota prepares a summer vacation Bible School starting June 30 for three weeks five days each period. Rev. J T Hawk chairs the executive committee with Rev W A Purdy and others on the roster. Miss Nell Vollmer of Sigourney will supervise. Instructors listed and church groups plan reception for new pastor Rev Purdy. Local officials note recent visits and De Molay officer elections.

Keota J. T. Hawk W. A. Purdy T. E. Dunn F. O. Pershing A. A. Clendenning E. C. Cady G. C. Conrad C. F. Hoffman First Baptist Church Mark Allen Kalona Lou Allender Ottumwa de Molay Lester Smith M. C Doyle Palmer Harold Holmes J. C Dwight Mound Harold Delimerly

Weathered chat and forecasts from West Chester column

The note lists local happenings and opinions from West Chester with remarks on rain, farm prices, land loans from a Kansas City bank, illness news, political commentary on Bryan, and scattered anecdotes. It mentions a 1492 Columbus reference and a playful forecast about a Democratic nomination timing.

Summer social notes and visits around Haskins Haskins

June 27 notes report Misses Vivian and Hazel Booth returning from Fairfield for summer. Will McCreedy and family from Riverside visited J R McCreedy’s. D MacCreedy and baby of Iowa City joined Harley Stafford in Muncatine. Hazel Booth went to Fairfield for a recital and music lesson. Gene Annas is painting the Ellipse house. W E Club hosted husbands and guests at Lee Ebner home with lawn games and refreshments until storms. Women’s Missionary Society heard Miss Margaret Cowden speak on Peru furlough with 18 present and refreshments afterward. Bill Lucky shipped stock from Haskins.

D. MacCreedy Iowa City Harley Stafford Muncatine John Stafford Ilazel Booth Fairfield Gene Annas Ekelipse W. Society Lee Ebner Eva Ebner Lee Farrington Nettie Beatty Women's Missionary Society Margaret Cowden Perera Miss Cowden Bill Lucky

Community Notes From Crawfordsville June 21

Mic Veda Twinam returns from Chicago to spend the summer while Mr and Mrs Lloyd Kennedy with children come back to Media Illinois after illness and death in the family. Mrs C M Strain hosts a birthday party with the London and Sabbath School class at the Methodist church. The United Presbyterian Women planned a meeting but rain moved it to the church. Devotions led by Mrs Lois Rhea. Serving committee listed names. Oil work begins on streets with one coating done and plans for a second coat and sand topping today.

West Chester Bolley Mt. Pleasant John Coakley Kansas City Bankers Mortgage Company J. D. Dayton Daryl Ottumwa Boyer Theresa Bryan Crawfordsville Mic Veda Twinam Chicago Lloyd Kennedy Media Ill Fishburn CM. Strain London Methodist Church Women's Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church Clyde Maxwell Lois Rhea Clyde ,Maxwell Delbert Maxwell Hattie Cherryhol Me W. W .Twinam Lil Maxwell James Kelsey Mina McCleary

Hoover Forecasts Victory for Coolidge and Dawes in November

In Chicago Herbert Hoover signals confidence in a Coolidge Dawes ticket and notes the St Lawrence waterway as an inevitable project. He plans to visit California next month and says Democrats in New York are of little concern as he focuses on departmental duties and the impending campaign.

Hoover Coolidge Dawes Chicago Mllnois Herbert Hoover White House President Coolidge Gen. Dawes Secretary of Commerce California Drake Hiram Johnson New York Charles G. Dawes Cleveland Republican National St. Lawrence Waterway Canada St. Lawrence Commission Great Lakes Territory Mr. Hoover

Pipe and beer for breakfast marks 102nd birthday in Berlin

Berlin June 9. Herr Bruno Berendt, who left life in the country about eighty years ago, celebrated his 102nd birthday in Berlin. He believes city life contributes to longevity and notes he owns hundreds of acres of farms. Berendt drinks beer at breakfast and began smoking a pipe before moving to the city.

Aerliner Berlin Bruno Berendt Germany Herr Berendt

Du buque chosen for Iowa American Legion Auxiliary convention

Dubuque was chosen for next year’s state convention of the American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. A. H. Hoff man of Des Moines was elected president after Mrs. C. H. McNider of Mason City withdrew. Officers include Tipton’s C. S. McClung as vice president and Gwendolyn W. Mac Dowell as secretary.

Mason City Dubuque American Legion Auxiliary A. H. Hoffman Des Moines May Bolt George Bender Bellevue C. H. McNider C. S. McClung Tipton Gwendolyn W. MacDowell F. H House Coolidge Senate E. D

Triple Tongued Umpires Rule European Football

Amateur football rebounds in central Europe with high attendance and cross-border contests. Polyglot referees are in demand as Anglo American and German teams play and a British army touring team is planned for central Europe.

Berlin Europe The Rhine Central

Merchant Ad Observation Noted in Journal Message

A brief note records a passerby stating they saw the merchant's advertisement in the Journal. The remark highlights reader engagement with local classifieds and ad circulation.

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Ninth through eleventh place finishers listed

Grubb from Panora placed ninth followed by Misa Marie Miller and Britt in a close contest. Martha McGowan of Ocheydan finished eleventh as the results highlight local competitors in the event.

Grubb Panora Misa Marie Miller Britt Martha McGowan Ocheydan

Progressive ticket ploy for vice president to win White House

The article outlines a proposed Democratic strategy to place a La Follette aligned vice president on the ticket to swing the 1925 race. It discusses a potential coalition, the House deadlock, and possible candidates like Huston Thompson. It notes La Follette supporters seek a path to the presidency via a vice presidential nomination.

Ashington D. C la Youve White House Repubicans House la Follette Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota Senate Hus Huston Thompson Federal Trade Commission Thompson la Folletta Colorado

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