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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1921

Page

3

Ada Marie Todd Dies From Sleeping Sickness at Fifteen

Ada Marie Todd aged fifteen, daughter of Oliver Todd, died Sunday at 2 36 AM at the Todd home 28 South Avenue B after a five week illness that began with the grip. She was an eighth grade student at the Junior high and a gifted pianist. Funeral 2 30 PM Tuesday at home, Dr W W Bowers presiding, interment Kim Grove cemetery. She was born October 16 1905 in Washington and leaves parents and four siblings Lloyd Floyd Gertrude Eva.

Ada Marie Todd Oliver Todd Todd South Avenue W. W. Bowers Methodist Church Lloyd Ft. Madison Floyd Wasbin Gertrude Blaesing Uatlecena Eva Todd Mieger St. Louis

Graham Theater Opens Under New Management

O B Olson has leased the Graham Theatre from Adams Theatre Company and assumes daily control with a 10 and 25 cent admission policy. He brings years of theatre experience from Des Moines Denver and Omaha and will present nightly pictures with matinees and occasional stage attractions. Mrs J B Harvey returns home from Welton after visiting daughter Mrs Earl Burris.

Graham Theatre O. B. Olson Adams Theatre Company Mr. Olson Adam Theatre Company Des Moines Denver Moving Picture Theatre Omaha Te Swanson-Nolan Theatre Company Olson Graham Adams Theatre

William H Helmick Dies After Long Illness at 71

William H Helmick aged 71 died at 3 15 this morning at his home after a long illness. He had not been well since a sun stroke four years ago and jaundice since December. Funeral plans await word from his son Ben in Maine. Survived by widow Matttie, son Ben Helmick in Maine, daughters Blanche and Helena, and four brothers. He was born April 16 1849 near Columbus City and lived seven miles southwest of town before moving to Washington. He joined the Columbus City Methodist Church and later the local denomination, and was regarded as an upright citizen and devoted husband and father.

William H. Helmick Mr. Helmick Ben Helmick Maine Columbus City Matttie Coe Washington Maine State Agricultural College Orona Blanche Helena John M Davenport Charles W Montane James K Columbus Junction S. M. Helmick Winfield Helmick Methodist Church of

Interesting Debate Tonight Washington vs Muscatine on Immigration

Community members are invited to a high school debate between Washington and Muscatine on immigration restriction. Washington will affirm and Muscatine negates with the local team of James Work Richard McCleery and Jeanette Rothschild arguing at home. A 24 cent admission and a brief musical opener precede the 7:30 debate.

Washington Muscatine James Work Richard McCleery Jeanette Rothschild

Chicago man visits mother and ill aunt in Wellman

John A. Babcock of Chicago spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Ny Se Babcock. Mrs Will Jacobs has returned from Wellman to be with her aunt Mrs Rich Moore who suffered a severe stroke and remains in critical condition since last Thursday.

John A. Babcock Chicago Ny Se. Babcock Will Jacobs Wellman Rich Moore

City Election Looms With Three Weeks Until Voting

With the city election three weeks away, no tickets or nominations have appeared. Incumbents are reluctant to run again, and Mayor Bovee will not seek another term. School election follows next Monday March 14 with three board seats to be filled, drawing more interest than the city race.

Washington Bovee Herslf Board of Education

Parsons Glee Club Concert Set for April 8

The Parsons college men’s glee club will perform at the Presbyterian church on the evening of April 8 under the church’s auspices. A strong fund is reported and a standout show is anticipated. Soprano soloist Miss Margaret White from Fairfield College will assist, having sung in Washington on multiple occasions.

Parsons College Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Choir Margaret White Sololst Fairfield Washington

Gas range sold below price at local sale

Town Gas and Electric Co announced a sale where a gas range priced at 46.00 sold for 30.00. Howard McCreedy and family plan to move to the Washington community from Carthage and Diinots, residing on the Miller farm southeast of the city, where friends will welcome them.

Town Gas & Electric Co Howard McCreedy Washington Carthage Diinots Miller Farm

Pacaroni Verse: A Latin Base In Multilingual Verse

The piece describes Pacaroni Verse a playful form mixing Latin with other languages using Latin inflections. It notes the term reflects a blend like macaroni ingredients and cites long standing use in Italy.

Italy

Early cultivation and spread of melons through history

The text traces melons to extensive cultivation in France in the 17th century, notes their ancient awareness since the start of the era, credits the Egyptians with growing them, and claims their transfer to America by Columbus and to the Malay archipelago by the Portuguese.

France America Malay Archipelago

Yeast Cake Advice for Troubled Souls

A whimsical verse counsels the reader to eat a yeast cake when feeling sad or ill. It urges turning to self care, staying hopeful, and avoiding despair or drastic actions, with repeated prompts to eat a yeast cake as solace.

Washington High Makes Notable Run in State Tourney

Washington High, coached by Arthur Dickinson, returned from Cedar Falls after a strong showing at the State Teachers College basketball tournament. They lost to Jesup 14 to 13 in the semifinals amid referee controversy, and defeated Rockford to reach third place, earning respect as a potential dark horse.

Dickinson Cedar Falls Jesup Washington Teachers’ College High East Waterloo Edar Falls Ofockford Rockford Schedul Washington High Downstate Parkersburg Butler County Arthur Dickinson Teachers College Burlington Ottumwa Duke Davis Rice

Community groups schedule meetings this March

Announcements list upcoming meetings for the Woman's Auxiliary to the American Legion the Missionary societies of the Methodist and M E churches and the Fortnightly Music Department. Dates show March 8 15 and 7 with times and location notes in Legion rooms church nursery and related venues.

Household economics meets Tuesday with Mrs Will Dupuis

The Household Economics Department 1 will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs Will Dupuis at the corner of 4th Avenue and 3rd Street replacing Mrs Brooks. Attendees are asked to bring 15 cents for demonstration.

Wilson Household Economics Department Will Dupuis 4Th Avenue 3Rd St Brooks

Reverend Hampton to Preach at Mason City Christian Church

Rev. W. H. Hampton of Mason City will preach Wednesday evening March 6 at 7 30 at the Christian church 7730 A full attendance is desired and everyone is welcome. Also notices of the embroidery club and Fortnightly Club meeting follow.

W. H. Hampton Mason City Christian Church

Fleur de Lis Club Meeting Announced

The Fleur de Lis club will meet at Mrs. James Veek's home Thursday at 2:00 PM. The Navajo club will meet Wednesday.

Anno Fleur de Lis Club James Veek Navajo Club

Notice to Delinquent Water Rent Holders

Delinquent water rents must be paid by Thursday March 10 to avoid strict enforcement. If rents remain unpaid, water service will be turned off without further notice.

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