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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1925

Page

8

Watch for Miss Washington Visits and Local Notices

Mrs Charles Darbyshire and two children Dick and Phillip of Ottumwa visit Glen Mace home where Waterspar varnish supposedly resists sticking. J D Finney of Des Moines travels home for his father Joseph C Finney's funeral. J M Finney and daughters Grace Ruth and Mary plan to attend from Monwood.

Charles Darbyshire Dick and Phillip Ottumwa Glen Mace J. D. Finney Des Moines Joseph C. Finney J. M. Finney Grace Ruth Mary Monwood

Watch for Miss Washington

Cap Stewart son of Mr and Mrs Howard Stewart has pneumonia and shows notable improvement. family expresses encouragement over his condition.

Cap Stewart Howard Stewart

Y W C A Reports Strong Membership and Plans

The YWCA reports 313 members as the organization outlines a busy slate. Activity includes new classes in pool and gym, arts and crafts, sewing, Bible study, and plans for health demos with Miss Gladys Coon, plus potential visits from industry demonstrator Miss Baker in Chicago.

National Dairy Association Gladys Coon Washington Miss Roe Miss Baker Dennison Paper Co Chicago R. E. Shannon C. A. Dewey Deila Vutton Mabel Morton Ted Brown Carol Forgey Clara Faulkner J. O. Elder Minnie Conner Alice Rownd Jane Law H. A. Phillips Elizabeth Irwin Alma Karel Ida Harmon Nell Tripp Frank Sage Clara Fagle W. M. Keeley Carolyn Hamilton Tina Shields Manton Hebner Fred Martin Howard Freshwaters Carl Robers Willard Wylie Louisa Young Helen Cunningham Dan Bevins Katherine Bostwick

Anna Henderson to Speak at Ames Woman’s Club Meeting

Miss Anna Henderson head of Ames art department will address the Iowa City Woman’s Club next Friday afternoon on “The House Expresses the Home Maker.” A tea at the Mad Hatter room honors her, with support from the interior decoration and crafts department. Several locals shopped in Washington yesterday and others arrived for visits. The funding committee reports $85 donated and $100 for dishes and a hair dryer. more funds are sought to furnish the women’s room through local clubs and individuals.

Althea Montgomery Nellie Tripp W. M. Keeley Frank Carter Fannie Wilson Miss Wilson Dirs Eva Livingston Anna Henderson Ames Iowa City Woman's Club Miss Henderson Interior Decoration and Crafts Mad Hatter

Promising Local Student Prepares for Future Finance

A diligent high school boy plans for independence by saving a portion of his weekly earnings. As he approaches adulthood he will not go empty handed, having learned thrift and discipline. He notes the value of The Only National Bank in Washington County.

Ile Washington County

Red Star Oil Stove touted as faster cook and cheaper to run

Ad claims the Red Star Burner is larger than typical oil burners and can cook as fast as a gas stove while costing less to operate. A price note mentions top value 814.50 for haves. Weather forecast notes rain or snow tonight and generally fair tomorrow.

Mistakes Never Occur in Reading Finger Prints

London reports the retirement of C. H. Collins head of Scotland Yard’s identification bureau after 39 years. He notes about 260000 identifications were made from fingerprints with no recorded mistakes and predicts broader use of prints in criminal and civil records worldwide.

London Collins Identification Bureau of Scotland Yard London Police Department Mr. Collins

Pathans of Afghanistan Live Beyond Civil State

A fragment notes the Pathans in Afghanistan as living without schools police courts or taxes, enjoying what the author calls the blessings of barbarism amid mountains and isolation.

Afghanistan

White Body Paint Signals Mourning Among African Tribes

The article notes that certain African tribes paint their bodies white as a symbol of mourning. It highlights cultural practices and the significance of white body paint in rites and grieving customs.

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