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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1922

Page

3

Magill Speaks on Education Tonight

Dr. Hugh S. Magill field secretary of the National Education association arrives at 5 48 from Ottumwa to address a public meeting of school patrons at the high school auditorium at eight. At seven he speaks to Washington schools teachers. Mrs W J Todd visits Centerville to see her mother Mrs M J Powers.

Hugh S. Magill National Education Associatirn Ottumwa Washington

Roof Fire Causes Minor Damage at Beal Residence

A small hole about a foot square burned in the roof of William Beal’s home on East Washington Street yesterday afternoon around 5 30. The blaze was traced to a chimney spark and caused little damage.

William Beal East Washington Street

Jury Delayed Again to Thursday in Des Moines Court

Judge C C A Dewey ordered the sheriff to notify jurors their service was not needed today. They must report Thursday at 1 30 p m as cases set for trial were rescheduled. The amended list includes Jacob Chapman v Iowa Clay Products Co and others with non jury trials to follow over a few days.

CC. A. Dewey Enprty Charles Denison Petit Jury Washington Jacob Chapman Iowa Clay Products Company F. D. Snavely F. L. Rugg J. E. Booth E. J. Kolosick Commercial Savings Bank of Des Moines Katherine Singmaster Martial Crossett J. R. Crossett Arthur Enfield A. C. Sleichter

Iowa Will Contest Filed in Washington County Court

In the March Term 1922 district court of Iowa Washington County an instrument claimed as the last will of Sada A. Dewey was filed opened and read and is fixed for proof hearing Monday April 3 1922 at 10 o clock a m by order of Judge Chas A Dewey. Clerk J D Glasgow.

Washington County Sada A. Dewey Hn. Chas. A. Dewey Sixth Judicial District Iowa J. D. Glasgow Washington Josef Konecny American Legion Graham Theatre Thelma Marty Esther Lue¢ila Lash Josef Koneeny Seveik Kullik Konecny

Spring Opening to Begin This Evening in Washington

Washington business men announce a four spring opening to start this evening despite rain. A band concert and window unveilings are planned with displays of new apparel and a four street automobile show. Local police warn of possible nighttime hold ups as roadwork attracts floaters. residents urged to stay vigilant.

Washington Heights Washington Tan

Foster care hopes hinge on looks in Detroit ward

A fragment notes that homely tables and freckles influence adoptions, while pretty babies are favored by some foster prospects. It implies that appearances sway adoptive parental interest, risking neglected infants unless their smiles and eyes win hearts.

Detroi

Rotarians Hear Talks on Business Ethics and Codes

An evening Rotary Club session featured speakers J. D. Glasgow W. M. Keeley F. L. Wilson Dr. E. T. Wickham and E. B. Hammer discussing professional ethics and a national move to establish ethics codes across industries. The meeting was described as extremely interesting.

Rotary Club Rotary J. D. Glasgow W. M. Keeley F. L. Wilson E. T. Wickham E. B. Hammer Leigh H. Wallace

Average Bin Answers Blonde Or Brunette Preference

A humorous remark notes that when asked to choose between blondes or brunettes, the typical Bin responds with yes I do. The quip hinges on a playful misdirection about indecisiveness.

The Best Has Yet to Come Says Optimistic Verse

An exhortation urges courage and hope, arguing the world remains young and full of unsung feats. It claims there is no real limit to achievement, from poetry and music to architecture and progress, and that opportunity and change are still ahead.

Tragic Railroad Family Buries Four Brothers

Funeral for George Burkhalter car repairer in Eldon draws 1060 mourners. He died from injuries after repairing cars in Eldon yards. his family, including wife and three children, has sent four brothers to railway service with fatal results previously. Ed Burkhalter lost a leg in Denver. Mose Burkhalter was killed in Eldon ten years ago. another brother David died near Perlee nearly thirty years ago.

S. K. Coates Eldon George Burkhalter Rock Island R. R Perlee Ed Burkhalter California Denver Mose Burkhalter

Office boy nuisance sparks curiosity in Toledo Blade

In a Toledo Blade page snippet a voice complains about an office boy who irritates him and wonders why the boy does not whistle, prompting inquiry into the unnamed issue.

Toledo Blade

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Magill Education W. J. Todd Centerville M. J. Powers Wm. Beal Boyd Humble C. M. Mo-Te Balik Book Farmers & Merchants State Bank Im District Court State of Iowa Gas & Electric Co Josep Konecny Legion and Club Phillips Drug Store Kodak Store Evening Journal Graham North Haskins Mutual J. W. Miller & Son the Journal C. O. Davis A. M. Bales I. B. Rabenold Milwaukee Chas Thomas Ford Tou! Inquire Journal Office Call J. E. Gallagher Chester John A. Stewart Alasw D. O. Davi Yaro Sojka Lorain W. G. Hender Telephone East Third Street Joe Morrett Plymouth Rock J. O. Crawford Earl Birney Mutual Phone R Albert Escher Eee Kleese Hartmart 5. C Wes Engel Brighton White Eges Ralph Lytle Ancona Ay Ruebsaim J. W. Moran Ainsworth West Chester N. Ave. C South Win Smouse McDonald Lowa W. S. Reister & Sons
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