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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1921

Page

3

Donahey Withdraws From Washington Iowa Mayoral Race

Sam T. Donahey announces he cannot serve if elected mayor of Washington Iowa and urges voters to back the other candidates. The three candidate race narrows to A N Alberson and Hugh H McCleery with election set for Monday March 28.

Sam T. Donahey Washington Iowa Donahbey Bing Messrs A. N. Alberson Hugh H. McCleery Citizen's Improvement Citizens

House and Contents Near Ainsworth Burn

Friday night about 8 o'clock the farm house owned by Mrs. Viola Herr and formerly Geo. Sweet burned to the ground. It had been vacant until yesterday when C. Dusenberry moved in. No stoves or smoking. fire a mystery. Discovered by neighbor S. H. Henderson. nothing saved. Mrs. Herr carried no insurance.

Ainsworth Viola Herr Geo. Sweet C. Dusenberry S. H. Henderson

Tacitus Storytelling Vexes Tacitua Says Macaulay

Quote analysis notes that Tacitus crafts refined narratives yet struggles to present a straightforward tale plainly as observed by Macaulay.

Tacitus Tacitua Macaulay

Community Announcements From West Chester Area Events

Senior W W G plans a program meeting at Miss Besse Jones home Tuesday at 7 30. Members bring dues. West Chester Community Choral club postpones Monday meeting. Philathea class holds eatable sale Saturday March 26 in West Chester. Embroidery club meets March 23 with Mrs J C Wright. Fort nightly club Music Department meets with Mrs Worth Elt. Italian opera program urged. Sunshine Mission holds prayer service Saturday 7 30 and Sunday 2 30. Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid quilting March 23 at Mrs Walter Gardner home all day. Damascus Shrine No 10 White Shrine anniversary party Friday March 26 with tickets 60c from Mrs Harvey Young or Mrs Harwood. Second United Presbyterians canvass pledge cards mailed. read contents and return envelope promptly.

Worth Pleasant Hill Walter Gardner Damascus Shrine Jerusalem Harvey Young Harwood

Call for Fortnightly Art Department Members

Notice invites Fortnightly members to join a new art department by calling Elizabeth Fisher at 54 before next Friday. A meeting to finalize details will be led by president Mrs. Cook at 338t¢.

Elizabeth Fisher

Washington Men Named to Federal Juries for Davenport Term

The April term federal court at Davenport lists jurors from Washington. Grand jury selections include Dr. J. M. Wishart, Ralph Shannon. Petit jury members include Robert Eckles, D. W. Harvey, Robert Kephart, L. D. Langworthy, J. T. Matthews, G. M. Stewart.

Washington Davenport Grand Jury J. M. Wishart Ralph Shannon Petit Jury Robert Eckles D. W. Harvey Robert Kephart L. D. Langworthy J. T. Matthews G. M. Stewart

Clara Wallace Declares Candidacy for County Superintendent

Clara Wallace of Ainsworth Iowa announces her candidacy for the office of County Superintendent of Schools. This declaration states her intent to seek the position and serves as an official notice to voters and local officials.

Clara Wallace Ainsworth, Ia

Old Man Gloom Ordered to Leave Town

A city committee has ordered Old Man Gloom to depart by Wednesday evening or face possible violence. Residents await events as a ceremonial sendoff may be staged with cavalry, a parade by auto dealers, and a spring merchandise display after the departure.

Gloom

Washington Masons Called Meeting for Third Degree

Washington Lodge No. 26 A F and A M schedules a called meeting Tuesday March 22 at 8:00 pm for Third Degree work on one candidate. The Blue Lodge orchestra performs and light refreshments follow at 3913 Ellitt Grayson W M.

Washington Lodge No. 26 Blue Lodge

Methodist Women Donate Fifty Dollars to Y M C A

The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church gave 50 to the Community Y M C A through the fathers and sons banquet proceeds. Tickets sold beyond the 266 prepared brought 336 served, with the surplus turned over to the Y fund as a gesture of goodwill.

A. E. Atchison Ladies Aid Society Methodist Church Fathers and Sons

Worth Trying Anyway Exchange Helps Those In Trouble

A plea urges shifting focus from causing trouble to aiding those in need. The message promotes social effort through the Exchange as a path to positive change and personal satisfaction.

Washington High Wins Final Round Narrowly in Tourney

Washington High School earned a finals berth by beating Kalona 31 to 6 after earlier wins and a string of close games. Mediapolis advanced with a 17 to 13 win over Ainsworth as the county tournament continued with juniors and freshmen also competing for titles.

Washington High School Kalong Riverside Mike Mier Mediapolis Ainsworth McConnell Roberts F. White Tackenburg Lundeen Warth H. White Mullin Kelsey Cook Gustison Davis Ebner White Washington Kalonga Waymack Duke Rice Kiesey Kalona Frye Page Snider Lahey Patterson Daniels Molesworth Marshall Freshwaters Crawfordsville Crawfordsnville Worth Lundren Tackenbureg Conrad Eicher Bower Cherryholmes Davidson Brighton Horton Wellman Swift Rhodes Messenger Sprague Zillmer Fleming Freshwater McCrabb

Not His Job Moral on Doing Extra Work

A worker refuses extra tasks claiming they are not his duty and is paid for his minimal efforts. The poem urges taking on any needed work to grow, noting that success comes from doing more than what is strictly required. By leaving tasks undone, he wastes potential while others rise. Rewards equal effort only when all duties are completed.

Monmouth Debating Team Wins Over Augustana College

David Livingston of Washington was on the Monmouth College debate team that defeated Augustana College at Monmouth on Thursday evening. He argued the negative on the immigration restriction question. Dwight Eckerman of Loveland Colorado, formerly of Washington, argued for Monmouth and was on the affirmative team which lost.

David Livingston Washington Monmouth College Augustana College Monmouth Dwight Eckerman Loveland Colo Augustana

Put Her on the Gall Team Frenzied Hand Motion

A fragment from a novel describes a sudden frenetic gesture as she cautions her breath. The scene centers on a tense moment highlighting a character's impulsive action and emotional intensity. Read as a snapshot of urgency and drama in the narrative.

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