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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1924

Page

6

Leap Year Socials and Society Notes From West Chester

The Independent club hosted a February 29 party at Mr. and Mrs. Nelson’s country home with about fifty guests and a sheep themed evening of games and luncheon. Other society events included a Leap Year gathering by the American Maids and Women’s Missionary meetings, plus a D.A.R. luncheon and a surprise nineteenth wedding anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Gardner with music and refreshments.

Nelson Dorothy Juanita Rees Oscar Hughes Mre Thompson Woman's Home Missionary Society of the West Chester American Maids Club Mesdames Davis and Ferguson Boyer J. D. Dayton Manhattan Florence Brookhart Helen Carson Fox Theatre Brookhart Carn Katheryn Hall Gertrude Hammer Frances Thomas Lola Ross Florence Wilson Madeline Starr Henrietta Wilson Leta Donaldson Hstella Davidson Edith Carr Clara Telford Blanche Beatty Lucille Mohland Havre Daughters of the American Revolution George Morrison West Washington Street Walter Gardner Marie Wenger Margery Green Juanita Ellis Venice

West Chester Notes Include Death of Local Resident Billy Dusenbery

A tribute from West Chester recalls W A Dusenbery known as Billy. The piece reflects on school days and local life, then shifts to rural concerns about train travel to Washington and farming futures. It laments wartime hardships and forecasts volatile crop prices and land value, ending mid thought on land becoming like money.

West Chester Mar W. A. Dusenbery Billy William Mr. Dusenbery

Cedar Rapids Man Ends Life In Despair At 58

C E D A R Rapids March 3. CO L Reynolds formerly of Mount Vernon died by taking poison at his sister's home. Ill health and despondency over unemployment were named as the cause. He was 58 years old. A little Want-ad will do it.

Cedar Rapids Mar L. Reynolds Mount Vernon

Iowa Convention Eyes Coolidge Endorsement In Des Moines

The Republican Party of Iowa meets in Des Moines to name delegates to the national convention in Cleveland. The event plans to endorse President Coolidge and instruct delegates for him, with Charles E. Rawson favored for national committeeman. Women gain broad representation as delegates and officials, and district caucuses set to select two delegates and two alternates per district.

Associated Press DES Moine SS Iowa Republican Party Cleveland Coolidge Addison Parker John T. Adams Charles E. Rawson Des Moines Rawson Adams Dubuque Benton County Louise Dodson Thomas P. Hollowell L. J. Dickinson

Moran and Hahn Granted Marriage License in Columbus Junction

Oscar William Moran and Marie Alzado Hahn both of Columbus Junction were issued a license to wed this morning at the county clerk's office. Remps Hampsher received word of his brother Don Hampsher's illness in Kansas City and traveled there before bringing him home to Oskaloosa where Don is slightly improved after a nervous breakdown. Don has been unwell all fall yet has continued work as a traveling salesman.

Oscar William Moran Marie Alzado Hahn Columbus Junction Remps Hampsher Don Hampsher Kansas City Mr. Hampsher Don Oakaloosa

Grace Conner Wins Typing Prize At Minneapolis College

Miss Grace Conner former deputy county superintendent has earned honors at a Minneapolis business college. She won the school prize for typing speed using an Underwood, the first time in four years the prize was awarded. She was offered a month's tuition free and last week accepted a position with Metropolitan Bank in Minneapolis.

Grace Conner Business College Minneapolis Miss Conner Metropolitan Bank

Resolutions Committee Picks Preparations for Delegates

The selections for the resolutions committee are likely to be made for the upcoming convention as no credentials dispute has emerged. Adoption of resolutions may shape Republican policy for agriculture and guide instructions to Iowa's national convention delegation. Nearly 1800 delegates will attend with 1109 national delegates. only 17 states have larger delegations, California tied.

Resolutions Committee Towa Iowa California

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