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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1922

Page

7

Neighborhood News from Wellston and Surrounds

Notes from Wellston Iowa June 30 recount visits by John McClelland and family from California, a barn fire at Andy Brinning near Valley, births at W H Brinning, social calls, funerals, and church services. Guests include Miss Anna Scott of Washington and Miss Lucille White of Cedar Rapids. Community plans for the Fourth at Washington and local entertainment details. Reverends Rex and Lorimer preach, and several families are noted for trips, harvest work, and housekeeper changes.

Wellston John McClelland California J. W. McClelland Andy Brinning Near Valley Merrel Dunbar Oliver Dunbar W. H. Brinning Dwight Lemley Timothy Rex M. BE Charles Stearns Wm. Trotteg W. R. Crawford Martin Stewart Wm. Anderson Frank Chihak A. F E. Sands David Thompson Anna Scott Washington McKenzie Lucille White Cedar Rapids Wilma Miller

Rural Route Roundup Near Kinross and Clay

Rural Route No. 5 notes June activities and social visits. McCalebs at Max Waterhouse home near Clay. families join dances, harvest work in progress with hay, wheat cutting underway. Several residents attend barn dances, visits to relatives, gooseberries picked, and fishing outings noted. Loss of a large barn belonging to Andy Brinning reported.

R. L. McCaleb Max Waterhouse Clay Geo. Riegard Lee Langford Will Palmer Clarence Work C. C. Hotle A. R. Conrad W. H. Hotle Glen Davis M. B. Jones Earl Burroughs J. B Rank Geo. Evans A . Robertson Geo. Klett Andy Brinning Verna Wilma Palmer Haskins Hazel Bessie Conrad Phoebe Banks Floyd Chas, Meyer Bert Smith J. L. Banks Washington Arthur Conrad

Crawfordsville Visitors and Home Return Updates

Crawfordsville June 39 Mrs J S McCleary and daughter Mina with Evelyn Keneg able visited yesterday. Miss Stella and Miss Mary Barnett returned home from Escalon California where they taught the past year. Mrs Hower Bill and child visited Mr and Mrs C H Fishburn as Mr Fishburn rests more easily lately.

Crawfordsville J. S. McCleary Miss Mina Evelyn Kenegable Washington Stella Mary Barnett Escalon California Hower Bill Little Son Sheffield C. H. Fishburn Fishburn

Harding Family Visits Kin as Edward Freeland Funeral Held

Mr and Mrs James Harding and their grandson James Boyd visit James Harding's father Joseph Harding and sister Mrs Maud Bronson. Funeral services for the late Edward Freeland were held on Thursday.

Ainsworth Ainsworth James Harding James Boyd Mr. Harding Joseph Harding Maud Bronson Edward Freeland

Brighton Route One Social Notes

Miss Gertrude Reed visits friends at Deep River. Robert Scott and family near Wayland spend Sunday at the R. Borkoski home. Arch Jones and Mrs Canadian visitors at Lloyd Jones home. Rev and Mrs Klein of Washington visit Mrs Klein's mother Mrs Martha Mayer. Carleton Jones near Batavia spend Sunday at Mrs Sadie Savage home.

Brighton Gertrude Reed Deep River Robert Scott Wayland Borkoski Arch Jones Canada Lloyd Jones CC. W. Klein Washington

Donald Fleming Breaks Leg Playing

Donald Fleming broke a bone in his right leg last Tuesday while playing. Community notes list various social visits including Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hexworth and daughter Evelyn, Mrs. Bessie Hexer, and others visiting or entertaining in Lexington and nearby towns.

Lexington Donald Fleming J. B. Hexworth Evelyn Bessie Hexer Warren Matthess W. H. Anderson Ethel Columbus Junction Chas. Olds C. F. Timmins Roy Win Eyestone Washington Tommy Harvey Ott Patterson Wellman Mela Shalla Riverside Will Flynn

Visitor Blanche Hall Visits Crawfordsville Grandmother

Miss Blanche Hall from Williamsburg Kansas visits her grandmother Mrs. J T Fletcher in Crawfordsville. Mrs A A McFadden and children of Des Moines are here for a visit.

Crawfordsville Blanche Hall Williamsburg Kansas J. T. Fletcher A. A. McFadden Children of Des Moines

President Bryan Warns Against Strike at Railway Firm

H E Byram president of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway issues a notice to all employees urging them to remain at work. He cites compliance with the United States Railroad Labor Board and warns a strike would harm both workers and the company as crops revive and service must continue.

United States Railroad Labor Board United States Raiilroad Labor Board United States Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company The Republic

France to Pay U S Debt and Seek Time on Indemnities

Paris reports Premier Potier and financier Parmentier discuss U S debt funding. France will announce willingness to pay but not a start date. Payment timing hinges on Allied pressure and Germany’s indemnity obligations.

Paris Preimier Potieare M. Parmentier United States France Germany

Jockey killing shocks Reno race scene

Reno, June 30. Leon Wing, famed racing secretary and judge, was shot by jockey Archie Zeigler who then killed himself in a barn. Wing had arrived in Reno two weeks ago to officiate. Zeigler, previously suspended in Vancouver, BC, was denied permission to ride by Wing.

Reno Nev Leon Wing Archie Zeigler Zeigler Wing West San Francisco Vancouver B. C

Millions To His Children In Rockefeller Will

The will of William Rockefeller reveals the bulk of his estate to go to his four children Percy Rockefeller William G Rockefeller Geraldine Dodge and Emma McAlpin with no charitable bequests The estate value is described as over 10 000 dollars in probate papers filed in New York on June 30

William Rockefeller New York William Rocckefeller John D. Rockefeller Percy William G. Rockefeller Geraldine Dodge Emma McAlpin

Striking Vote Wins For Maintenance of Way Men

Detroit reports a 10 to 1 vote in favor of heading a national strike by the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way and Shop Laborers. No strike order will be issued yet as a conference with employees railroad executives and the railway labor board in Chicago is set for tomorrow afternoon according to President Frank Grable.

Detroit Mich United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Ways FL Prank Grable Railway Labor Board Chieco Grable

Japan To Protest Chinese Attack On Manchurian Consulate

Tokyo reports Japan will file a protest with Peking over Chinese bandits homing on the Japanese subconsulate at Chientao Manchuria near the Korean border. Dispatches from Seoul say three Japanese were killed at Chientao, with the hospital and 20 houses burned.

Tokyo Japan Peking Chientao Manchurda Seoul Korea Cidentao

Colorado Mines Attacked in Denver and Colorado Springs Incident

Colorado state rangers report two mine tipples burned one coal mine flooded two railway bridges burned in Boulder and Huerfano counties near Denver Governor Shoup en route to Denver for conference with the adjutant general to determine measures. Colonel Harmrock says 1500 rangers could be deployed to enforce order if needed.

Denver Cole Colorado Boulder Huerfano Colorado State Rangers Shoup Colorado Springs Adjutant General Harmrock Rangers

Captor of Canton Reported Killed amid Unrest

Dispatch from Manila cites a June report that Chen Chi Ung-ming the man behind Canton coup and Sun Yat-sen ally has been assassinated. The note, relayed via Shanghai sources, mentions loyalists of Sun Yat-sen and ongoing local Chinese faction disputes.

Manila Pll

Osage Lease Sale Realizes Record 10.89 Million

Pawhuska Okla June 20 More than ten million dollars flowed to Osage coffers from oil and mineral lease sales records. Exact total 10 887 490 with West Kle leases near the Burbank pool contributing 10 585 000 and 169 tracts on the entire west side selling for 302 050.

Pawhuska Okla Burbank Pool

Teutonic Trouble and a Genteel Reunion

A London Tit-Bits snippet reports a playful exchange about language quirks and social status. Mabel boasts Nellie is married and living in a flat, prompting Nellie to name her husband. The skit satirizes language and class with sharp humor.

London Nellie Mabe

Two Men Quarrel Over One Perfectly Good Housekeeper

In Silver City on June 29 Robert McClure was arrested on a warrant by Justice C W Bays for assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury. The dispute arose over a popular housekeeper who left McClure for Joe Weaver. McClure posted bond. Weaver failed to appear, and costs were assessed to the plaintiff.

Silver City Robert McClure Joe Weaver Justice of the Peace C. W. Bays McClure Weaver

War in the tub fuels playful submarine torpedoes

Dialogue notes a light domestic scene as Jim jokes about his wife buying cigars and his child’s bath time play turning into a toy submarine with torpedoes. The piece captures a casual London mood.

Jim London

School Teacher Recovers After Mayr Remedy Ad

Friends of Ellen praise her dramatic recovery after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy on aunt's advice. They note her stomach and liver troubles, loss of over 40 pounds, and steady improvement from the first dose, claiming a full recovery is near. An advertisement touts relief of catarrhal mucous and inflammation with one dose, money back at Lemmon's Pharmacy and leading druggists.

Ellen Mayr Lemmons Pharmacy Advt

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