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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1919

Page

3

Arl Bishop Dies of Pneumonia at 21

Carl Bishop age 21 died 17:30 today of pneumonia at his sister Mrs Hattie Secker's South Avenue D home. His father Thomas Bishop died two weeks earlier. burial to Atlantic Illinois. He worked at West End Grocery and had many friends. Survived by one half brother Harry Bishop and two half sisters Mrs Becker and Mrs Estella Edwards. Funeral plans not yet set.

Carl Bishop Hattie Secker South Avenue Thomas Bishop Brighton Mlinois Davenport Washington West End Harry Bishop South of Town Becker Estella Edwards

Spring Cleaning for Body Promises Quick Relief

A vintage ad promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets for digestive relief after winter indulgence. It claims to clean stomach and bowels and tone the liver, urging purchase at Lemmon's Drug Store.

Lemmon's Drug Store Lemmon’s Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Foley Advt

School Gardens to Be Promoted Again This Season

The garden committee led by Superintendent C. J. Smith launched a new campaign to expand school garden work for peace. Prof. Vilquain reported 150 students participated last year with about 125 completing gardens, and a prizes schedule will be set by the committee of Vilquain Smith and Miller. Four Washington groups will contribute 100 dollars to prize money for top gardens.

C. J. Smith Vilquain Vifquain A. R. Miller Washington Washington Improvement League Commercial Club

Local happenings and ads highlight daily life

Local residents travel to Davenport Crawfordsville Iowa City and Cedar Rapids for visits while the Journal offers war map booklets at 25 cents each. Advertisements promote Rheuma Hyomei Sand and Edison Phonograph demonstrations as modern devices replace older curiosities.

Clothing Drive For Victims Of War In Washington

Local Red Cross committee led by Mrs D W Harvey Mrs W A Gibson Mrs C W Stewart and Mrs W W Wilson will run a clothing drive next week at the vacant Colenso hotel block to aid displaced Europeans. Citizens urged to donate garments and other fabric items while J M Bratton handles packing and shipping.

D. W. Harvey W. A. Gibson C. W. Stewart W. W. Wilson Red Cross Washington American Red Cross Colenso Europe J. M. Bratton

The Border Legion at the Fox Tonight and Tomorrow

A film of Zane Grey’s western tale starring Blanche Bates and Hobart Bosworth opens at the Fox Theatre tonight and tomorrow. Miners battle a band of desperadoes led by Jack Kells after a staged horsebound ransom ends with many outlaws slain and twenty wounded dragged back to camp.

Rockies Border Legion Zane Grey Blanche Bates Hobart Bosworth Fox Theatre Tomor Pony Express Jack Kells Kells

Draft Board to Quit Work by March 31 in Washington County

The draft board will cease operations by March 31 under General Crowder's orders. Registration cards are being reorganized either alphabetically by original files or by registration for duplicates, with prior order to sort by numbers. The plan includes shipping questionnaires to Washington, D C later this year, with most items sent by freight and the key data by express.

Washington County Draft Board Crowcer General Washington, D. C Express

Nazimova on screen and local store sales note

Nazimova in Eye for Eye and Graham shown Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Chery leaves after brief visit with her mother Mrs. Lem Cherry. Mrs. Blake and baby Edward John of Jackson, Mich., called home after visiting sister Mrs. Dickerson in Chicago. The New York Store offers Kenyon Fine Zephyr ginghams at 35c yd with 10c markdown. Cotton goods price cuts draw shoppers. Will Emde and Helen White welcome a baby girl weighing eight pounds. Wolf Floral displays attractively showcased at McNamara window with downtown office now at McNamara's.

E. T. Blake Edward John Jackson Michigan Harry Dickerson Kenyon Fine Wolf Floral Company McNamara The Floral Company McNamara’s

Presby Church Women Plan Newspaper and Marine Shipment

Congregation members are asked to gather papers and tie them in bundles for a soon departure to support a shipment headed by the church group. The effort aims to mobilize volunteers from the Presbyterian church to prepare the materials promptly.

Presbyterian Church

Magazine Subscriptions Arranged and Club Offers

Readers are invited to subscribe and join clubs with the Journal. Contact 59 Red after 5 30 p.m or write in care of the Journal for discounted club options. Nita Beeler Mekoon listed as authorized representative for mail and club arrangements.

Nita Beeler Mekoon

Schuyler Livingston Falls Ill Aboard Train

Schuyler Livingston became ill on a train to Kansas City from local areas with a severe appendicitis attack. He was taken to St Joseph hospital where early signs indicated possible surgery, but condition improved and doctors expect no operation for now. He remains hospitalized a few days to recover.

S. W. Livingston Kansas City Livingston St. Joseph Hospital R. L. Livingston W. Livingston

Church Social and Mission Group Announcements

Mr and Mrs James Swift will entertain Social club members and their families Friday evening March 14. Mrs Ola Walter will entertain the ladies of the Baptist Mission Circle of West Chester at Miss Lucy Teets home Thursday March 13. All members urged to be present.

Mes James Swift Toll Ola Walter

Womans Christian Temperance Union Plans Meeting

The W C T U will hold its regular meeting at Mrs Montgomery's East Main Street home led by Mrs J Taylor. The president urges a full turnout after the Sound the Jubilee call. Thursday at 2 30 p m. 2112.

T. U Woman’s Christian Temperance Union

French Orphan Benefit at Stringtown School in Crawford Township

Ella Schantz announces a benefit event at Stringtown school Crawford township on Friday evening March 14 proceeds support a French orphan ladies urged to bring boxes tickets and details follow from the teacher 2114

Stringtown Crawford Township Ella Schantz

Ladies Aid and Rebekah Club Meet at Two Homes

The Ladies Aid of the Christian church will meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Frank Gobbie's home and bring needles and thimbles. The Rebekah club will hold an all day meeting at Mrs. Geo. Schneider's home and request participants bring a thimble and needle.

Ladies Aid of the Christian Church Frank Gobbie Rebekah Club

W B C Meeting Scheduled Saturday Afternoon

A W B C meeting is set for Saturday at 2 30 p m all members are urged to attend. The notice gives location 2213.

Methodist Ladies Aid to Meet Friday Afternoon

The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church will hold a regular business meeting Friday at 2 30 p m in the chapel. Important business. The Afternoon Bridge club members and their husbands will be entertained Friday evening March 14 at the home of Mr and Mrs E C Eicher on S Iowa Avenue.

Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church Bridge Club E. Cc. Eicher S. Lowa Avenue

Dubinsky Brothers Bring New Stock Company to Graham

The Dubinsky Brothers stock company opens a six night engagement at the Graham theatre next Monday. The company, new to Washington, will present daily updated plays with a six act vaudeville feature and a nightly Hawaiian orchestra. Special offer: one free admission for a lady with a 35 cent ticket bought before 6 pm Monday. Week prices are 15, 25, and 25 cents.

Dublinsky Bros The Graham Graham Theatre Washington St. Joe Kansas City

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