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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1920

Page

3

Door of Hope Mission Opens in Old Methodist Church

Mrs. C. W. Busby announces a new mission in the former Methodist church. The Door of Hope Mission will offer Sunday school at 3 pm and weekly Thursday sewing to make garments for Washington’s needy and sending surplus to other missions. All mission supporters are welcome regardless of denomination.

C. W. Busby Old Methodist Church Delta Alpha Methodist Sunday School Wise Long Harwood

Dodder Named New Third Ward Council Member

At the city council meeting Harrison M. Dodder was elected to fill the unexpired term of G. L. Petters from the third ward. Petters moved to his farm, creating the vacancy. Dodder, described as a capable young man, will serve the remainder of the term while the council handles bills, the treasurer’s report, and routine business. An adjourned hearing on street Pare objections is planned for next Monday in March after the illness of City Engineer W. P. Rawn delayed the initial date.

Harrison M. Dodder G. L. Petters Fetters Dodder W. P. Rawn

Mrs Messenger 81 Dies at Wayland Home

Mrs Mary Messenger aged 81 died at nine this morning at her son John Messenger’s East Main street home where she had stayed five weeks after leaving Brighton. Born August 11 1837 in Piqua Ohio she lived in the county since age 16. She leaves three sons Dennis Wayland John Washington and Charles Brighton. Funeral Thursday 10am Woodford chapel with Rev T F Barker officiating. Burial in Wayland cemetery.

Mary Messenger John Messenger East Main Street Brighton Mrs Messenger Piqua Ohio David Katie Fox Harvey David Messenger Dennis Wayland John Washington Charles

Fire at Rene Warner Home on the Heights

Fire at the home of Mr and Mrs Rene Warner who recently moved to town caused a small blaze near the furnace. Fire crews quickly extinguished it with chemicals and only slight damage occurred before containment.

Rene Warner Heights

Funeral services for Mrs. Ellen Tobin held at St James

Funeral services for Mrs. Ellen Tobin were held at St James Catholic church with mass said by her grandson Father Thoman. Pallbearers included Tom O'Conner Join Scanel John Morgan Tom Fuller A B Swift and Jack O'Conner. Interment followed at Elm Grove.

Ellen Tobin St. James Catholic Church Father Thoman Tom O'Conner Join Scanel John Morgan Tom Fuller A. B. Swift Jack O’conner Elm Grove

Poll on Governorship At Journal Office Readers Asked to Vote

The Evening Journal invites readers to vote for the Republican gubernatorial candidate by mailing ballots printed on page three. Moore and Kendall show in the tally as ballots arrive at the Journal office, with statewide papers conducting similar polls. Des Moines county polls list Deems leading Havner and Kendall trailing.

Moore Kendall Journal Burlington Hawkeye Des Moines Havner

Washington Banks Set Mar First Record At Over Eighteen Million

Washington County reports unprecedented March first banking volume with four local banks totaling 18,213,287 dollars. Large farm transfers dominate, including a 260,000 dollar check and a 333,000 dollar deposit, as recorder’s office records show 271 documents versus 112 a year ago.

Washington Sedar Washington County A. T. Augustine Fred Cannon Joe A. Simerman Joseph M. Wolfe James Ff. Wells Thos. WH. Gregory Horatio Hull Jonas Yoder Elmer Frank George F. Klett J. A. Freshwaters Geo. G. Vincent E. Myers J. A. Wehy Dayton, Boyer and Braumbach W. H. Anderson J. A. Wehr R. H. Fetters George F. Foster John HA. Genkinger C. C. Cunningham BE. T. Wickham RE. T. Wickham T. H. Barnes

Town properties sale notices listing transfers

Ira Rathmel reports the sale of the Ralph Smith home to C R Conner the P A Berdo house to W A Phillips and the Frank Brindley house to Frank Hopping all last week. Office Room 401 F and M Bank Bldg Phones City 447 Blue Mutual residence 111 on 48. List what you have for sale.

Ira Rathmel Ralph Smith C. R. Conner P. A. Berdo W. A. Phillips Frank Brindley Frank Hopping F. & M. Bank Mutual

Sentencing Set in Cedar Rapids Sabotage Case

In Cedar Rapids Judge Milo P. Smith scheduled next Wednesday to sentence Henry Town for sabotage after a guilty verdict. Attorney Harold Marks filed for a new trial and may appeal to the Supreme Court if denied. Jury reached verdict after 25 ballots with four holdouts the first night and two the second. Town, a Marion business man, was convicted only on the sabotage charge.

Cedar Rapids Milo P. Smith Henry Town Harold Marks Supreme Court Marion France Tom

Greedy for Wasps Among Green Frogs Revealed

A common green frog has been found to possess a surprising appetite for wasps. The frog's motionless camouflage on leaves misleads predators, and its hunger appears unchecked by occasional stings from its prey.

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