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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1920

Page

5

News from Grace Hill Community Covers Local Moves and Visits

Correspondents report several family moves and visits in Grace Hill. The Jas McNees join the Haifley property, Robert Blick visit Frank Norton, and Harley Bower prepares to move to Rene Warner farm near Crawfordville. Homer Porter works briefly in Keota. M R Porter travels from W E Augustine to Howard Fisher farm. a Miller family moves to the Dan Cline vacated farm. No current flu patients. those ill are recovering.

Grace Hill Mar Jas. McNees Haifley Robert Blick Frank Norton Harley Bower James Bower M. R. Porter W. E. Augustine Washington Howard Fisher Keota Elam Johnson Mr. Miller Dan Cline Homer Porter Albers Lea Minn Rene Warner Crawfordaville

Rural Route Three Community Farming Notes

Floyd Bower used a gasoline engine to power oats planting on Thursday. Zeck’s hogs averaged 295 pounds selling at 14.40 and Stewart’s hogs 280 pounds at 14.65. Wheelan cleaned clover seed. Dixon works for Jarrard, Brown for Jarrard. Families move to Knapp Jackson place and Mt Pleasant trip. several social visits noted. Farmers Union met in Clay on March 18. straw baling for Dave Miller. tractors noted. Easter Sunday program planned. new school directors Anson Woodford and C E Wolcott with Arthur Pepper on the board.

Floyd Bower Ralph Zeck Fred Stewart Thomas Wheelan Stanley Dixon Missouri Homer Jarrard John Brown Geo Jarrard Denver McGlone Carter Ken Knapp-Jackson Place John Stewart Richard Ruth Oscar George George Eh Stewart Alma Marie Landau Mt. Pleasant Clay Farmers’ Union Johnson & Johnson Richland Dave Miller Wm. Lake Sampson A. J. Meacham Fordson Ray Woodford Wm. Rawn J. W. Parrow C. C. Dayton Mr. Carpenter F. C. Beatty Washington A. J. Morgan Mr. Morgan Anson Woodford Carroll Morgan Malcolm Iowa Hugh Meacham C. E. Wolcott Arthur Pepper

Floy Owens Improves As Community Shares Help

West Chester notices Floy Owens recovering since Christmas as neighbors assist Owens family with timber. Mrs Waddell and daughter move to Minnesota. Carl Dunber commemorates fourteenth wedding anniversary with about sixty guests amid muddy roads. local farmers discuss changing businesses and hog breeding plans.

West Chester Floy Ownes M. &. Church Owens Floy Roy Waddell Mable

School Board Swears In New Directors Amid Tensions

Eight thousand dollars is discussed and a conflict over teacher pay arises. Jees Craig visits Grandma Augustine as she is poorly. The Carl Voorhees home hosts a teachers’ gathering while W S Boyle and F A Sherbeck are sworn in as directors. The piece notes low salaries, potential strikes, and the coming spring.

Jee Craig Grandma Augustine Carl Voorhees W. S. Boyle F. A. Sherbeck

St Patrick Social Among Glad Hand Class Draws Forty

Ainsworth March 20. The Glad Hand Sunday school class of the Methodist church held a St Patrick's social with forty to fifty people. The room showed green and white decor, Irish humor, and a lively crowd. The article humorously praises various attendees and ends by inviting young married folks to the next class meeting at 10:00 a.m. with an April social planned.

Ainsworth Glad Hand Methodist Church St. Patrick's Ed Lins Dr. Watson Nuff

County Churches Weekly Schedule of Services

Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. preaching at 11:00 a.m. with the topic What it Means to Be a Christian. Epworth League at 6:39 p.m. preaching at 7:30 p.m. The Refuge of Lies. Wednesday prayer and Bible study at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome.

Epworth League

Billion Baptist Dollars A Year

The Northern Baptist Convention reports total annual income of about one billion dollars from 3,472,890 members in the U.S. In 1917 average income near $4,000 per person. details include many incomes above $100,000 and a large share earning $5,000 or more. A Des Moines inter-church conference spurred a denominational budget and county Baptist leadership. A nationwide United Simultaneous Financial Campaign aims to fund a global church program starting in America with A B Newell of Glenville Nebr named State Campaign Director for eight weeks in Nebraska.

Northern Baptist Convention Y.M. CC Des Moines Interchurch Baptist Churches Baptist Minute Organization of The Baptist Minute Men State KE. H. Sheaks Clinton Iowa Associated Church America Nebraska A. B. Newell Glenville Nebr Omaha

Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday Services Announced

Church announces 9 30 a m Sunday school with music by a boys and girls choir and organ accompaniment. Public worship at 11 00 with organ and choir pieces and a sermon by Rev. T F Harker. Evening service at 7 60 with gospel song service and multiple anthems and solos. Epworth League meets at 6 00 with Twilight Fellowship Hour.

Arthur Terry Edwin H. Lemare Gray Nevin Mrs. Hedges Chorus of Angels Clark Harriett Ware Mr. Thoias T. F. Harker M. S. Brown Bliss Miss Hunter Epworth League Twilight Fellowship Jesus Herbert Gass Charles Barker Mr. Thomas Roland Diggle Roland Diggie H. H. Woodware Nicolai

Church Leaders and Staff Named in Downtown Congregation

Rev. J. A. Glendinning pastor Rev. T. F. Barker minister in charge Miss Mary Winter organist Harry Thomas minister of music named for the downtown church staff and leadership.

J. A. Glendinning T. F. Barker Mary Winter Harry Thomas

Canadian trade growth in eleven months ends March

Ottawa reports a rise of 108,026,882 in Canadian trade for the eleven months ending March 2 compared with the previous year. The total reached 2,110,548,504 while imports and exports both showed gains led by dutiable agricultural products and by domestic agriculture, animals, wood and paper exports.

Ottawa Customs Department

Community Bible Class Closed for the Year

The Community Bible class ends for the year due to fuel shortages and pending illness of teacher Dr Vartanian. Members who paid dues can collect a $1 refund at Farmers & Merchants State Bank before March 25 1920. those who did not pay should leave $1 at the bank and the rest due to Dr Vartanian will be remitted.

Vartanian Farmers & Merchants State Bank Farmers and Merchants State Bank Yust Dr. Vartanian

Washington County Daily Evening Journal Brief

Washington County's only daily reports local news items and notices with brief summaries and alerts for residents.

Evening Journal Washington County

Dutch Police Track Kaiser Amid Emperors Guard

Amsterdam dispatch reports Dutch police closely shadow former Emperor William abroad from Amerotuen. Officers trailed him with a protective guard near the garden at the Bentinck castle, indicating heightened vigilance by the government.

Amerotuen William Bentinck Castle

Astor estate valued at $2.6 million in London report

The Bogiteh wit of the late Viecount Astor shows a residue after £421,060 calout and £2,000,000 in dollars. after oral bequests, the remainder is split between his sons the Wiscount Astor and John Jacob Astor. An antique bronze portrait of Druisil was presented to the Thiritieh onisemin.

London Viecount Astor Wiscount Astor John Jacob Astor Druisil Las

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