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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1922

Page

6

Happy Birthday Honors for Mr and Mrs Wood

A family gathering at Mrs Will Black's home celebrated the eighty five year old Mrs Wood and ninety year old Mr Wood. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs A I Wood of Reynolds Illinois residing within a few miles of Washington.

Norman Fpf. Wood Will Black A. I. Wood Reynolds Lilionis Baptist Church Woods Wood Anna Welliever New York State Massachusetts Will Crozier Farrington Willis Linas Wood Washington Here Frank Wood Ainsworth

Civic group and church notices clutter local town

Local announcements list meetings for the Paermers Union Young Amerited Schoolhouse. Pressbyterians Presbyterian dinner March 29. Dorcas class candy and cookbooks. Women’s Home Missionary Society spring sales and events. Odd Fellows funeral gathering. Moose Hall dance. prayer and chapter meetings. Damascus Shrine anniversary. K of P meeting. Rebekah club garment drive. Lexington W F M S Thank Offering. Woman’s Relief Corps entertainment planning. and multiple Methodist church groups with meetings, offerings, and programs scheduled through March and April.

The Presbyterian Church Dorcas

Chicken Dinner at Christian Church This Thursday

Church invites all to a chicken dinner with all the trim mings. Serving begins at 11:00 o clock and organizers urge everyone to attend.

John Williams W. F. Murdock N. G Christian Church

Choir Rehearsal Tonight at Church at Eight

The Christian church choir meets at the church tonight for rehearsal at 8 o clock. Members should bring anthem books.

Christian Church

Fortnightly Club Plans Year of Art and Architecture Lectures

Four painting topics Flemish German Spanish and English art plus architecture Egypt Greece Rome and Gothic are scheduled with textiles and interior decoration discussions later research and exhibits. Meetings occur monthly with a June third art exhibit closing the department year led by Miss Anna Dawson and Mrs Appleby inviting donations and loans of furniture quilts costumes lace pictures china silver and jewelry.

Rubens Holbein Velasquez

The Bells of Shandon Poem Reverie in Cork

A nostalgic homage to the bells of Shandon in Cork. The speaker contrasts Shandon’s sweet tones with bells from Adrain’s Mole Vatican Notre Dame and Moscow, cherishing Shandon as the most beloved chime echoing over the River Lee. Written by Francis Mahony.

Lee Adrain Vatican Notre Dame Peter Tiber Shandon Moscow Kioska Saint Sophia Turkman Francis Mahony

When My Ships Come In Poem by Ella Wheeler Wilcox

Poem expressing desire for ships at sea to return bearing wealth and the emotional longing for the return of a loved one. The speaker imagines vast riches if all ships return, yet fears loss of a single ship while hoping for the beloved to come home.

Ella Wheeler Wilcox

Robber Fools Janitor in Burlington Vault Theft

Burlington March 29 A janitor Axel Adolphson at the Odd Fellows building reports a man loitering near the National American Life Insurance vault who claimed papers were left for him. By morning about 2600 dollars was missing 2545 in liberty bonds and war savings stamps no forced entry. fingerprints point to the thief.

Insurance Company Burlington Axel Adolphson Odd Fellows Building National American Life Insurance Company

Unprincipled patron flirts with waitress at cafe

A Birmingham Herald spoof notes a waiter scene where a man boasts he is a motion picture scout to win favor. The quip highlights social grift and humor in everyday restaurant life.

Birmingham Axe- Herald

Moonshine Poison Warns Of Dangers In County

A historical analysis warns that moonshine whiskey sold in the county contains amyl alcohol fusel oils aldehydes excess acids and copper salts. It outlines health risks including nerve and liver damage, blindness from wood alcohol, and potential death, urging preventive measures against production.

Eagles Reform Effort Led by R Kessel at Fairfield Aerie

Deputy grand president R Kessel has overseen a reform campaign at the local Eagles lodge removing problematic leaders and installing capable officers. He ordered strict measures including locking the hall and conducting a thorough root‑cause investigation to restore the organization’s high ideals and public trust. The press was welcomed to report the changes to ensure a clear, factual account.

R. Kessel Eagles Fraternity Aeria Kensel

Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Appeal Ad

SENSIBLE THINKING WOMEN trust Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief of ailments. Neighbors testify to its wonderful effects with living witnesses in almost every neighborhood. If you doubt its value ask someone who has used it or knows of a benefit. It will pay you to try this root and herb medicine.

Lydia EB. Pinkham Advt

We Have Met Them

Unete Eben says education does not help some men except to improve their vocabulary and to foul up isie bess. The fragment suggests language and social issues in a historical context.

Unete Eben

Tenant II Cleared of Assault Charge

MT. PLEASANT IA March 29 T E Case charged with default with intent to commit murder was acquitted by a jury in the district court. The case arose from a fight staged the day before Christmas when Case allegedly hid a track Clyde Dutton. J McCoild and County Attorney McAdam represented the state. J B Gray and Senator Frailey represented the defendant.

MT. Pleasant T. E. Case Dufault Atrack Clyde Dutton J. ©. McCoild McAdam J. B. Gray Frailey Fort Madison

The Downward Path in Britain

A London Daily Chronicle report notes a young girl facing justices for killing a farmer’s poultry after using abusive language. The magistrate admonishes that cursing leads to worse acts, saying she ended by throwing a stone at the hen.

London Daily Chronicle

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American Legion Auxiliary American Legion M. Hollinger R. S. Warfel Cloyce Kerr Josef Konency Legion T. L. Brookhart Russell Myrtle Poole Knoxville Geb Knoxville Hospital Hollinger Elien Wallace J. W. Guy Everett Burham Wiles Sam McCleery F. B. Appleby McCleery Benjamin West John Singleton Copley Charles Wilson Peale Appleby Gilbert Stuart John Trumbull Paermers Union Young Amerited Tom Dowis the Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Moose Hall First United Presbyterian Church Harvey Young Damascus Shrine No. 10 White Shrine of Jerusalem Commercial Club Katheryne Beatty W. HH. P K. of E. Cc. Carris EB. C Rebekah Club Lexington W. F. M. S M. FE Woman's Relief Corps G. A. R. Hall Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church J. E. Gardner North 2Nd Ave Owen Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Methodist Choir Gordon Omar J. Earle Galloway E. O. Kagy the Eagles Fairfield Ledger d Journal Britain C. M. & F. Clothing Co
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