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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1924

Page

3

Board Secretary Files Transcript on Centennial School Abandonment

A formal reply by R W Thompson secretary of the board of education was filed with Miss Clara Wallace county superintendent in response to a notice of action by citizens in southwest city The filing states the board voted to abandon the Centennial School building and may lead to a trial in open court with Miss Wallace as judge It includes a certified transcript of the record and proceedings dated February 4 1924 and the February 23 notice

R. W. Thompson Board of Education Missa Clara Wallace Miss Wallace Mr. Thompson State of Iowa Washington County I. R. W. Thompson Independent School District of Washington State of Iowa Clara M. Wallace Board of Directors

Men of Church Talk to Presbyterians Service

Rev. Mr. Eastwood yielded the pulpit to church men as a special service prepared for the upcoming every member canvass. A male quartet provided music and four speakers H. B. Case C. B. Dougherty W. H. Harding Marsh W. Bailey gave addresses urging united effort to strengthen Christian ideals in daily life.

Mr. Eastwood Messrs H. B. Case C. B. Dougherty W.H. Harding Marsh W. Bailey

George Sturgis Dies in California

Mrs. CC Stewart received word of the death of George Sturgis. He was a brother of Will Sturgis and the late Mrs. Helen Crooks. The Sturgis family lived here for years and the sons are known in Washington. He resided in San Jose at the time of his death and was estimated to be sixty to seventy years old.

CC. W. Stewart George Sturgis Will Sturgis Helen Crooks Washington Stureis San Jose

School board considers abandoning Centennial Building use

The board discusses condemnation of the Centennial School Building by the State Engineer. A motion to abandon school use of the building is carried. A committee is appointed to negotiate with owner O M Cavin on using the Dempsy house for the remainder of the school year with lease power.

Hammer Shannon E. B Hammer O. M. Cavin Dempsey House

Secretary of the Washington Iowa school district board

The secretary of the Board of Directors of the Independent School District of Washington in Washington County Iowa serves as the official keeper of minutes and records for the district and coordinates meeting logistics.

The Independent School District of Washington Iowa Washington County

Spelling Contest Set For April 26 At Rural Schools

The rural spelling contest and county exhibit are scheduled for April 26 with Mies Clara Wallace, county superintendent, announcing likely venue at the high school. Contestants from rural and some town schools named, with cash prizes of 5, 3, and 2 dollars previously offered. many participants listed by school and teacher.

Mies Clara Wallace

Brighton resident jailed for intoxication sentence

Fifteen Days Co. P. Rivers of the Brighton community was sentenced to fifteen days in the county jail Saturday. The charge was intoxication.

Co. P. Rivers Brighton

Notice-All Rebekahs Meet for Quilting Thursday

Notice asks all Rebekahs to gather in the hall on Thursday March 6 for an all day quilting session bringing a thimble needle and lunch. The meeting location is 1513.

Mrs Lydia Wehr Died In Des Moines At 86

Mrs Lydia Wehr mother of J A Wehr of Washington died Friday February 29 at her daughter Mrs Ella Wehr s home in Des Moines She was born in Pennsylvania and came to Washington county early in life one of the first settlers living near Masking later moving to Des Moines Services will be held at two o'clock tomorrow at the Methodist church in Ainsworth Interment will follow in Ainsworth cemetery Mr Wehr left for Des Moines Friday but did not arrive before his mother s death.

Lydia Wehr J. A. Wehr Washington Ella Wehr Des Moines Pennsylvania Washington County Masking Shy Ainsworth Methodist Church Moore Ainsworth Cemetery Wehr

Mrs Adeline Juzeler Dies After Long County Life

Mrs Adeline Juzeler aged 83 died at her North Second Avenue home after a period of illness. Born Adeline Anken in Switzerland she immigrated to the United States in 1852, married Peter Juzeler in 1857 and settled in Iowa before moving to Washington County. Survived by four sons John and David of North Dakota Fred of Washington and another son in Rome and a daughter Lydia. funeral Wednesday at 2 pm from the residence with Rev F W Bartwood officiating. Interment Elm Grove Cemetery.

Adeline Juzeler Washington County North Second Avenue Juzeler Berne Switzerland Adeline Anken United States Utica New York Peter Juzeler Iown Scott County Jackson Township Washington Jumier Aitken Katie Ruseup John David North Dakota Fred Wahington Was Lydia Rome Charlies Jurdler Congregational Church Smithtown Missionary Society of Bethel Church F. W. Bartwood Elm Grove Cemetery

Mrs Crawford of Keola Spends Saturday in Washington

Mrs Crawford of Keola spent Saturday in Washington on business.

Centennial School inspection finds repairs costly and unsafe

Architect Henry M Eckland reviewed the Centennial Public School in Washington at James M Wilsons request. He recommends rebuilding arches over openings, renewing flooring, improving ventilation and lighting while noting foundation and walls are adequate but permanent improvements would exceed prudent costs. He cautions against major repairs and supports temporary use only.

Jas. M. Wilson Board of Education Washington Henry M. Eckland Ay Nie Washington Volant Centennial Wilson Citizen's Committee Commercial Club Eckland James M. Wilson Dkapay Ilinois

Former Resident Peter Boyle Dies in Alabama

Mr. W. A. Cook received notice of the February 22 death of Peter Boyle in Birmingham Alabama. Boyle and family once lived here in the sixties and worked with Rock Island road as a contractor. They later moved to Davenport and then to Birmingham where he died. Interment was in Montgomery Alabama in the family lot.

W. A. Cook Peter Boyle Birmingham Alabama Boyle Rock Island Road Davenport Montgomery

Second Seat Sale Starts Off Strong For Advertised Play

The second seating for It Pays to Advertise opened at 9 this morning with strong demand. By this afternoon about half of the reserved seats were sold though many remain, especially in the balcony. Gallery seating for Tuesday and Wednesday is excluded from the reserved sale and available at the box office tonight. A full dress rehearsal of It Pays to Advertise is at the opera house tonight.

Opera

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