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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1921

Page

5

A New Romance of the Storm Country Chapter Summary

Tennibel Devon on a canal boat in Ithaca encounters Captain Phillip MacCauley and grows entangled with Uriah Devons violent family drama. Tony is accused after a shooting, a hidden past and stolen jewels surface, and Reginald Brown pressures Tony as Doctors Pendehaven and John uncover truth amid prison, marriage plots, and family secrets.

Tennibel Devon Ithaca N. Y Salvation Army Phillip McCauley Uriah Devon Tony Reginald Brown Devon Uriah Tennibel Philip Uley John Paul Pendlehaven Dr. Paul Paul MacCauley Brown Doctor Paul Reginald Dr. John Pendelhaven House Mrs. Curtis Philip Katherine Captain MacCauley Tom Doctor John Jack Tony Darling Edith Paul Pendehaven Aternly Tony Devon Reggie Philip MacCarley Cousin Pant Phil Paul Pendiehaven

Tony's torn confession twists Wellston love triangle

Fragment from a Wellston page shows Tony torn between Reginald and Philip as she admits love for Reginald while denying Philip. Tony collapses after declaring she loves Reginald, then faints and the scene ends with a funeral notice and local society updates.

Wellston Business Report 1920 21 Shows Receipts and Disbursements

Wellston continues active business. The report covers April 12, 1920 to March 14, 1921 with receipts from dues 55.00 and sales of hogs cattle and sheep 7138.45. Disbursements include shipper payments 70245.74, commission 382.80, and salaries 107.00. Sinking fund paid 326.09. Balance on hand 326.09. News notes Mrs Brinning ill, Jim McNees’ baby died of pneumonia.

Wellston Wellston Wellston Saik Jacob Hotle Megr F. Hoover R. E. Brinning Jim McNees

Local Visitors and Birth Announcements From Crawfordsville

Mrs. T. M Holmes and daughter Aletha along with Miss Mary McCall visited in Washington yesterday. Rev. Loren Houseal and his daughter Merle of Cripple Creek Colorado stayed with Mrs. Sarah Davidson after returning from Cuba. Blake Spencer and wife near Ainsworth welcomed a 9½ pound daughter, their first grandchild. Edith Lewis visited Burlington schools and then Kahoka for a weekend visit. H. A. Phillips and the high school team traveled to Washington for a game against Mediapolis.

Crawfordsville T. M Holmes Aletha Mary McCall Washington Loren Houseal Merle Cripple Creek Colo Sarah Davidson Cuba Blake Spencer Ainsworth Enos Davis Misa Edith Lewis Burlington Kahoka H. A. Phillips Mediapolis

West Chester Community Notes and Local Updates

West Chester reports no school next week and a busy week of community events. Basketball action in Washington against Ainsworth is noted with Rev. McConnell driving players. local families report mild recoveries and improvements. Community club officers elected for rest of season with Rev. Anderson as chair and Will Monroe as secretary. other new members include Frank Sherbeck and several residents. Socials at the Brumback home and at West Chester Baptist, Philathea and Barracel classes draw about 60 attendees. No Choral Club meeting March 21 due to vacation.

West Chester Washington Ainsworth McConnell Paul Delong Hex Rev. Anderson Will Monroe Frank Sherbeck W. S. Boyer BE. C. Cady Minnie Connor Ruth Crayne D. E. Brumback Willard Leet J. E. Coffey I. E. Coffee West Chester Baptist, Church D. E. Brumbach Choral Club

Harding May Attend Shrine Conclave In Des Moines

Claude Fisher of Des Moines Shrine reports a Washington Shriner believes President W G Harding may attend the imperial Shrine conclave in Des Moines. Harding had earlier said invitations tempt him but public duties prevent travel despite the appeal.

Des Moines Claude Fisher Washington W. G. Harding Fisher Washington Shriner

American Films Thrill Italian Fans Despite Industry Crisis

In Rome and other Italian centers Rome Turin Milan host many producing houses employing around 10,000 people. Italians favor humor but giant industry faces a crisis prompting the Union Cinematografica trust to curb competition. American films remain highly sought after by Italian audiences.

Rome Italy No. 2 Inematografo California Turin Milan Naples Sicily Cines Cesar Tiber Quirines Risnasemento Lucio d’'Ambra Don Re-Mi Polidor Frederico Guillaume Charlie Chaplin America Filml Francesca Bertini Unione Cinematofrafica Triangle Famous Players Corpora

German film surge challenges U and A in Italy

American titles grow scarce in Italy as German productions gain traction, challenging the long dominant U. and A. brands. The shift signals changing tastes and increased competition for exhibition before European audiences.

St Pauls Evangelical Morning Service in Washington

Morning services at 11:00 o'clock conducted by St Pauls Evangelical Church in Washington. German and English preaching with Holy Communion for German-language attendees. Pastor Carl W. Klet leads the service.

Carl W. Klet

Passion Week Meetings at U P Church West Chester

County churches west Chester Cu preach nightly from Sabbath March 20 at the U P church. Passions themes include When Christ comes into His Own and Cleansing the Temple with a sequence of sermons through Friday and a Communion Resurrection service led by A J McConnell.

West Chester A. J. McConnell

W. S. C. Meeting Ends With Humorous Games

At Mr. and Mrs. Durst’s home on March 15 the W. S. C. entertained families. Women initiated the men into playful tasks on the goat and sticky path, then they washed hands. Guests enjoyed pressed chicken sandwiches pie and fruit and left cheerful.

Exasperated remark in Sydney Bulletin dialogue

A line from the Sydney Bulletin features Gertie and a male speaker trading cheeky exchanges about gender and fate. The exchange hints at humor and social constraints in a period voice.

Gertie Sydney Bulletin

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By Grace Miller Whit AP Pollan Sarah Curtis Tonnibel Philip MacCauley Dirty Mary Sarah Kathie Hia Valley Cemetery Wellston Society Club C. H. Brinning McNees Frank Mayer Rev. Draperd Grace Hill Grunatr Sangetidinee Bristow Printing Co Harding Shrine Bruce Goode Fuller’s of Chicago Tion TransAtlantic SU Oungen Ened ST. Paul's W. S. CC Fairfield Russell Smith Iowa Marshall Fields & Co Washington County Neiswanger Monument Co
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