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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1920

Page

7

Wellston Community Notes From Friday to Wednesday

Reports from Wellston narrate movers to Brighton and Crawfordsville, store positions for Preston Hoover, resignations and illness in families, school plans for Ethel McNees, and travel to Washington. Local commentary mentions dry conditions, budding spring, and various residents visiting relatives and attending events.

Ira Miksch Will Dunbar Simpson Brighton Preston Hoover Wellston Mr. Hoover Farmers’ Union W. C. Hotle Washington Levi Shidler Sigourney

Local Residents Attend Washington Day Trips and Banquet

Mr and Mrs B W Cole transacted business in Washington Friday. Ralph McCreedy and wife of Fairfield visited home folk over the weekend. Cloyce Benson, Virginia Benson, J R McCreedy and Tom O Connor were passengers to Washington Saturday. Mrs Geo Ebners Sunday school class held a banquet Saturday night at the church after a class contest with the losers treating the winners.

Hazel Tooth Ames Washington Lola Welliver Ainsworth Bertha Welliver Gee. Birney Faye Uberwinker W. F. Gardner Kansas Mary Barbour Gardner Hinzel Whetnstine Mrs. Zene Edwards

Fort Madison Teachers Decline Next Year Over Insufficient Raises

Fort Madison teachers, despite yearlong raises up to thirty percent or more, are not signing contracts for the next year. Superintendent J W Fish says grade teachers gain twenty four percent from two twelve percent raises after initial signups, based on efficiency. High school raises also reach as high as forty five percent, but are deemed insufficient in actual money.

FT. Madison Fort Madison J. W. Fish

Teachers seek higher pay for nine month year positions

The Fort Madison Teachers association reports raises for nine month posts are too small to attract staff. They note Burlington and Keokuk have boosted full year pay by twenty five dollars monthly. The issue dominates recent meetings and discussions.

Burlington Keokuk Fort Madison Teachers Association

Angstead to Lead Forty New Homes in Fairfield

Fairfield March 26 Rep tape is missing from the opening of the Fairfield Building Company the new house building corporation planning about forty homes this summer Under Angstead who has long experience in large projects the firm aims to build attractive modern houses at affordable prices The plan emphasizes variety not uniformity with at most two houses per pattern and a mobile steel truss mill with five woodworking machines to produce mill work locally

Fairfield Fairfield Building Company New House Building Corporation Fd Angstead

Chester Anderson Resigns as Purchasing Agent at Eclipse Lumber

Chester Anderson resigns from the purchasing agent role at Eclipse Lumber Co and will stay with the firm. His duties will be merged with the Superintendent of Construction under Fd Angstead who seeks a capable bookkeeper as his assistant.

Chester Anderson Eclispe Lumber Co Fd Angstead Angstead

Grinnell to Host Carnival Themed Telephone Ball

Grinnell Iowa hosts the annual telephone guide ball on April 6 on the second floor of the new washing machine factory. The event will feature carnival decor with colored lights and balloons and the Ogles varsity orchestra from Town City will provide music.

Grinnell Ogles Town City Ben

Proverb Lesson Sparks Dread of Fire and Water

A teacher cites a proverb about fear of fire during class. A student responds with a parallel line about water, noting a washed child dreads water. The exchange highlights caution in harmful elements and contrasts fire and water fears within a classroom moment.

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