Doings in Their Neighborhoods Across Washington County
Community notes from Over County summarize latest happenings in local neighborhoods. Brief items mention residents, events, and small civic updates across towns within Washington County.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
7
Community notes from Over County summarize latest happenings in local neighborhoods. Brief items mention residents, events, and small civic updates across towns within Washington County.
Rev Hunt spent Sunday at Earl Kephart's. Homer Kephart improved from tonsillitis. Mrs Sickles visiting Frank Kephart. Harry Bishop aided Everett Palmer shred fodder. Will Kellerhails began work for Joe Wilson. Oscar Gardner family and Mrs Susan Gardner visited Havre relatives. Bryan Nicholson aided Walter Gardner husking corn. Harry Jones family moved to John Kephart farm now owned by Silas Caldwell. Mrs Elmer Kephart visited Roy Kephart. George Corbin visiting with son Andy Corbin. Mrs Ed Mayhew recovering from mumps. Will Green lost a horse through accident. Mrs Wil Stiles and two daughters visited Fred Telford over Sunday.
John Gamble and his mother moved to the A. B. Carr farm formerly occupied by Joe Wilson now living on a farm two and a half miles north of Washington. Mr and Mrs Earl Kephart spent Tuesday with Lewis Baker in Washington.
Community updates show Mareli tA W Hole moving near Keota while Ed Cady shifts to Medes Belief place. Mrs Meacham is poorly and Wind damage last Saturday toppled telephone poles and small outbuildings across the area.
In Greenvale on March 12 Mr and Mrs Ad Parcell and children visited Philip Parcell. Miss Gertrude Reed attended a teachers meeting in Washington last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Glenn Waterhouse and children returned home last Tuesday. T J Gassaway and family and Klugh Gassaway and another family spent Tuesday evening at Charles Whisler's. Bert Smith called at his Greenvale farm last Wednesday. Ad Parcell elected director of No 4 school in Greenvale last Monday. Beatrice Holloway called at Mac Hill home Monday evening. Aunt Jane Meacham remains poorly but is about the same. Irene Roberts visited Clark Roberts' home Sunday. Mrs Ellis Walton visiting her son in Keota this week.
Mrs Carl Savage entertained the Wood Sawyers at a Saturday dinner gathering. The event featured a meal and socializing among members in attendance.
Local residents share visitors from Washington Muscatine and Ainsworth and host a St Patrick's social. The high school plans a play The Value of X at the Opera House Friday night. Refreshments feature pineapple sponge and Irish jokes accompany a light program.
An evening gathering was held to discuss preparations for the third Liberty Loan campaign. Organizers planned steps to mobilize support, set fundraising targets, and coordinate community volunteers.
Fairfield March 14. Hugh Bennett manager of the Fairfield theatre was arrested and charged with breaking the Sabbath. The community debates the blue laws and enforcement as the theatre operated on Sunday.
Mrs. Irine Davis of Keene New Hampshire says Vinol revived her after a run down period with weakness cough and poor appetite Her doctor recommended Vinol which she credits with restoring health and energy The ad promotes Vinol as a tonic with cod liver and iron and guarantees its effectiveness through Shermar Bros. and druggists nationwide
An individual was released by Justice D B O Wilson on Tuesday afternoon. A new hearing is scheduled later in the week to determine next steps in the case.
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