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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1919

Page

6

Social Events Highlight Local Ladies Clubs

Grace Stephen hosts Chapter 1 P E O meeting at her home this evening. Mrs Braiten entertains friends at West Washington Street with a song recital Tuesday night, followed by refreshments. Priscilla club gathering Tuesday afternoon features hostess Mrs A A Rynears with help from Mrs H H McCleery and Dorothy Rynearson. guests enjoy refreshments and social time.

Grace Stephen Chapter 1 Hisse Braiten West Washington Street Priscilla Club A. A. Rynears H. H. McCleery Dorothy Rynearson Will Sickles Dewis Roscoe Lemley Madem Grundy Ruth Lemley West Chester Hattie Green Sambo Buster Brown Miss Green

West Chester Social and Wedding News Highlights

West Chester circles held meetings at Miss Lois Bauer and Miss Ruby Skipton homes with plans for elections and future events. A wedding at John Shalla home united Vera Sylvia Shalla and Charles A. Marek as Richmond band music played for guests.

John Shalla Washington Vera Sylvia Charles A. Marek Anthony Marek Riverside Ola Spevacek Eisie Marek Clement Shalla Martha Shalla Anita Tellin Rev. Giendinning Richmond A. Marek

Washington County Boy Aids Syria Relief Effort

Chris Graber of Noble in Washington County, a Washington High School graduate, serves in Syria with the American Committee for Relief in the Near East. He describes brutal destitution in Beirut and surroundings, the sea voyage, and his work driving trucks to deliver soup, bread, and clothing to the hungry, with hundreds fed daily and 65,000 portions served in February.

Washington County Syria Chris Graber Daniel Graber Noble Washington High School American Committee For Relief In the Near East Nicholas March Hadeth Beinut

Big Feeding Experiment Ends at Ames College

About 200 farmers and stockmen attended the Iowa cattle and feeding day at Ames college to hear results of the 120 day animal husbandry department test. Seven groups of five steers per group were fed on different rations under supervision of John M Evward and Russell Dunn of the Iowa Experiment station. Speakers included A Sykes president of the Corn Belt Meat Producers association and others such as Dean C F Curtiss, Mr Evward and Prof H H Kildee.

Ames College Ames Iowa John M. Evward Russell Dunn Iowa Experiment Station A. Sykes Corn Belt Meat Producers Association Dean C. F. Curtiss Mr. Evward H. H. Kildee

Rushed young detective chases murderer, chief shifts focus

A keen but green detective bursts into the chief’s office claiming he has cornered the murderer. The chief rebukes him, pointing out they are seeking crews, not a single killer, underscoring bureaucratic red tape in policing.

Frigate Bird Feeds, Nests, and Glides at Great Speed

Naturalists describe the frigate bird as active in flight for food gathering, nest material, and even resting aloft. Its wingspan is vast and it can reach speeds of about 96 miles per hour while appearing stationary in motion.

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Record Hailstorm Described as Europe 1788 Event

The historic hailstorm in Europe of 1788 is recorded as the greatest on record with stones described as weighing more than half a pound each. These reports underline the extraordinary size of hail observed during that severe weather episode.

Europe

Miss Laura Volstead War Work and Campaign Plans

Miss Laura Volstead daughter of Representative Volstead of Minnesota graduated from George Washington law school before the war. She organized recreation work for Walter Reed hospital used her car to transport soldiers. She participates in the Salvation Army drive and plans to return as her father’s campaign manager and future House Judiciary Committee chairman.

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Snowball Incident Leads to Fines and Picketing at College

A large group of 136 students fled the college garden after fines were imposed for snowballing. The mob then picketed the neighborhood armed with sticks and hurdles, blocking those attending lectures, and a professor was struck by a missile prompting police intervention.

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