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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1921

Page

3

Leon Beatty Post Honors Veterans With Community Banquet

Last evening the Leon Beatty Post American Legion held a home cooked meal for members in their club rooms. Col C J Wilson urged ex service members to support the organization's future community, state, and national roles. Dr FE Wickham and Dr J E Edgington spoke on valor, vocational training, and Red Cross aid for disabled veterans. Post Commander Everett Burham and wife organized the event with pastry praise for lemon pies.

Leon Beatty Post American Legion C. J. Wilson FE. T. Wickham Legion J. E. Edgington Red Cross Everett Burham H. A. Baxter Company Iown Cafe

Withdrawal Notice From First Ward Aldermanic Candidate

A voter note from GEO. J. BREITENBACH withdraws candidacy for alderman in the First Ward. He states he will not accept the office and thanks voters for the honor and confidence shown.

Geo. J. Breitenbach

Washington and Muscatine Set Final League Showdown

A date change moves the Washington versus Muscatine basketball game to next Monday night. The result will determine Muscatine’s league standing jointing with Fairfield for first place or Washington finishing third with five wins and four losses. Both teams aim to exceed a .500 league record as they wrap the Southeastern Iowa athletic league season. Washington has a fighting chance, having defeated Muscatine in earlier meetings and Ottumwa twice, with no large gap in skill between the teams. Local fans expect an improved Muscatine effort in the finale.

Washington-Muscatine Muscatine Ywairfield Washington Ottumwa

Local Declamatory Contest Set For Monday Night

A home declamatory contest is announced for next Monday at 7 30 in the high school auditorium. Fourteen or fifteen contestants expected and the girls glee club will sing. Admission is 25 cents. A county meet may follow in spring with the Monday winner representing the local high school.

Freshmen Girls Set for Busy Day With Junior High Matchups

A pep meeting was held at the junior high to rally the boys and girls basketball teams for tomorrow. Keota freshmen face off in a pivotal tie to determine who advances. Freshmen girls show strong spirit as they prepare to challenge the junior high girls in what could be the liveliest game yet. Both contests tip off at the high school tomorrow at 2 30 in the afternoon.

Keota

Petition Filed and Caucus Called in City Elections

A full McCleery ticket for mayor and allied petitions attract early momentum. Names on file include H. H. McCleery for mayor R. R. Noonan for treasurer R. L. Coulter for assessor M. D. Work and T. W. Harwood for at large council. A caucus is set for eight at the courthouse to nominate candidates.

H. H. McCleery R. R. Noo- Nan R. L. Coulter M. D. Work T. W. Harwood McCleery W.S. Fidridge George Breitenbach Green Squire Joe Wright W. A. Cook William Ruebsam

Fathers Urged to Buy Banquet Tickets Now

Organizers of the annual father and son banquet at the Methodist church urge men to purchase tickets at local drug stores. The committee must report two counts to the caterer on Monday to set plates, and ticket sales have been light despite promises of a top event.

Meeting of Farmers And Tradesmen Held

A meeting of Farmers Union representatives and Building Trades members occurred in the Labor hall yesterday afternoon. They formed a Conference Committee to hear and adjust differences between groups and to handle grievances. Enthusiasm grew for Cooperative merchandising as outlined by Col. Brookhart and Karl Libe.

Farmers Union Col. Brookhart Karl Libe Farm Union Brookhart Libe Brooks Jackson Barthelow Richardson Morse Hammes Moothart Bues Russell

Mrs. Eliza J. Marshall 98 Died in Garden Grove Iowa

Mrs Eliza J Marshall aged 98 died Wednesday in Garden Grove Iowa. Her body to be brought to Washington for burial with plans incomplete. Survived by six children and forty four grandchildren plus great grandchildren. husband died in 1906. Born October 8 1828 in Kentucky and lived in Hardinsburg before moving to Washington county Iowa.

Eliza J. Marshall Garden Grove Washington Marshall Kentucky Hardinsburg Highland Township Washington County Iowa J. O. Marshall The Baptist Church Harriett Prettyman Bellingham Wash Lizzie Prettyman Phillipsburg Kan Mary Little Jennie Tracey Fannie Marshall

Citizens Improvement Caucus to Nominate City Officers

A caucus convenes Friday at eight o'clock in the courthouse courtroom to nominate mayoral and council, treasurer, assessor, and ward council seats for the city election on March 25. The committee organizes the candidates for city offices.

Court House

Death claims E. J. White at age 57 in Washington

Edward Jourdan White known as Jud died at 2 30 this morning at his home on West Fifth street after a long illness. He was born July 15 1864 in Muscatine county and married Minnie Mills 36 years ago. Funeral services are set for Sunday at the Jones MecEhinney chapel with interment at Elm Grove cemetery. He leaves a large family and a wide circle of friends.

Edward Jourdan White Weat Fifth Street Jones & MecEihinney Chapel Leslie Mountford Second United Presbyterian Church Eim Grove Mr. White Muscatine County William H. White Mary A. White Minnie Mills Washington County White Wellman Madison Jones West of Town Karl Libe Frank Libe Lela White Floyd Banks Dublin Don Beatty Washington Marjorie White Henry White Charles White Alpena Ben White Lexington Wes Phillips Wilt White Iowa City

Local News Roundup From Blountstown And Florida Trip Notes

Mrs Mert King and daughter Ethel travel to Brighton to visit her mother Mrs H W Crile. Hayes sprayers advertised by Geo W Stewart. Schulty Motor Car Co opens Saturday March 12. Brinnings return from Florida with kids back to Washington. McCall couple home after south trip and tales of America travel. Dr Ray H Dean back from six weeks south trip to Florida plans to reopen his office Monday.

Ata Mert King Ethel Blountstown Mia W. Humpton Brighton H. W. Crile H. R. Brinning Celesti Homer Leonard Florida Washington Tampa Tarpon Springs Ray H. Dean South Dean

Court in Session Grants Nellie Hoyle Divorce

Judge H F Wagner held a brief session with miscellaneous matters. First non jury trials are set for March 17. Nellie Hoyle was granted a divorce from Floyd C Hoyle with custody of the minor child and $20 monthly alimony.

H. F. Wagner Nellie Hoyle Floyd C. Hoyle

Washington Cereal Mill Chicken Feed Ad

Notice for chick feed including bran shorts and oil meal from Washington Cereal Mill. Provides contact phone numbers 325 and 3112 for inquiries.

Washington Cereal Mill

New Garage Promises Busy Local Trade

Local business figures tout a new garage as a fine addition to the town. It will handle many services with convenient access and a brisk planned start for a busy period.

Kalona Man David Yoder Dies at 71

Kalona medical examiner Dr. G W Hay responded to a Kalona home where David Yoder, 71, was found dead in bed this morning. Acute indigestion is listed as the cause. No inquest was conducted.

G. W. Hay Kalona David Yoder

Funeral of Mrs Downing

The body of Mrs M E Downing a former Washington resident who died at a daughter's home in Griswold Iowa will arrive this evening at 6 20 Funeral services are set for two o clock Saturday afternoon at the Jones and McElhinney chapel conducted by Dr W W Bowers from the Metodist church Burial will be in Elm Grove cemetery

M. E. Downing Washington Griswold Iowa Jones & McElhinney Chapel W. W. Bowers Metodist Church Elm Grove Cemetery

Sweet Family to Perform at Haskins Event Thursday

Local advertisement invites the Sweet Family to appear at Haskins Thursday evening March 17 with no admission charge, a free will offering requested. The notice cites a chiropractor Lyda MHellam at 589 Black, Southwest corner square, over Farmer's Union. A separate note mentions President-elect Harding declining a Rochelle woman’s offer of the flame of bronze champion turkey for Thanksgiving.

Lyda Mhellam Black Southwest Corner Square Farmer's Union Haskins Jevening Harding Rochelle White House

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