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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1923

Page

7

Walnut logs lure Kansas City factory contractor

A contractor for a Kansas City furniture factory is securing walnut logs from Frank Kuhm and directing crews at other sites. Walnut supplies are tightening as the firm offers good prices. Local notes record social visits, school plans, and various travels around Eureka and nearby towns.

Eureka Eureka Kansas City Frank Kuhm I. B. Hoxworth Gray Frank Mechnie Eureka Eureka Sunday Otio Jarrard Emma Hesseltine Marjorie Petratz Lawrence McKune Treas George Hopping Merle Hesseltine Hazel Conrad Bessie Snider Minnie Jarrard Wilber Beenblossom

Highland News Briefs Include Local Visits and Sales

May 2 report from Highland Nebraska notes Roy Steele's Washington visitors on Saturday. Lloyd Harrison bought a horse at Griffin sale Saturday. Roy and H Steele plus spouses visited I C Steele home Sunday. Mrs Spreacker and Roy Steele attended church at Ainsworth. Mryl Steele saw talent play in Ainsworth Friday. M M Steele operates a tractor for Chas McMillan on a road project. A J Steele and family called on Riverside Monday evening.

Pleasant Plain Social Notes and Family Visits

Pleasant Plain, In May 2 reported a number of family visits including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leeper and family at the Farrers, Mr. and Mrs. Will Miller and baby with Mrs. Frances Lauderdale and grandson Francis, and Mrs. Willard Farrier visiting. Measles illness of Austin Emry noted and a burn incident injured Mrs. Henry Ballard mildly. Class seniors practice for a play as week ends.

Henry Ballard Fairfield Tom Emry Morgan Dave Farrier T. I. Farrier Chas Farrier Alvin Hole T. I Farrier Austin Emry Jess Pickering Vergil Smith

Brighton High School Banquet Features Holland Garden Theme

The 1923 Brighton high school Junior-Senior banquet was held in the gym with a Holland garden aesthetic. Decor included a purple and white Dutch windmill centerpiece, green dykes with crimson tulips, and purple and white streamers. Seventy-six attendees enjoyed a multi course menu and a toast program with student performances led by Florence Owens and Lucille Tracy. Community members visited or traveled, including Mrs. F. M. Waitman of Trenton and Roy Edwards traveling to Iowa City for carpentry work.

Brighton Brighton High School Amal Parkerhouse Demi Tasse Florence Owens Holland Lucille Tracy Market Place Mrs. Prizer Caroline Graft Charles Wood Jaanita Prizer Bernice Cassady Edwin Vanerus J. E Miller Miss McLaughlin F. M. Waitman Trenton Hooker Roy Edwards Iowa City W. H. Lloyd Georgia Herman Spohn Chicago Clifford Savage Ottumwa

Funeral services held for Mrs Flossie Shearer in Ainsworth

Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at the M E church in Ainsworth for Mrs Flossie Shearer with Rev J F Rex and Rev D M Davis officiating. Pallbearers included R L Marr and H G Crawford. Interment followed at Elm Grove cemetery in Washington. Attending mourners included Mr and Mrs James Trotter and Mr and Mrs Lo J Trotter of Des Moines and Mr and Mrs Groy Neiswanger of Harvey Iowa. S C Pearson is reported poorly with bronchitis.

Ainsworth Flossie Shearer M. E. Church J. F. Rex D. M. Davis R. L. Marr H. G. Crawford A. P. Jeffery W. L. Alcorn Karl Edmonson John Clegg Malinda Vanhorn Merle Simpkins A. Stephens H. H. Vanhorn O. KE. S Elm Grove Cemetery Washington James Trotter And Lo J. Trotter Des Lantoines Groy Neiswanger Harvey, Iowa

May Breakfast Ends School Year Meals Service

Crawfordsville Iowa May 2 the home economics class wrapped a year of meals with a May breakfast at 7 30 a m in the model dining room Miriam Sipe and Ethel Edgar were hosts yellow and white color scheme centered by a May pole candy doll favors Edna Eisele and Lucile Andrew painted place cards Rachel Hanna Alice Bower and Hope Huston wore white and served a menu including grape fruit baskets waffles with syrup creamed chicken in timbale cups butterfly salad peach fluff drop cakes Marguerite King Cottee and a King Cottee note A large crowd attended a Lanoue family concert last night in the opera house with Rev Lanone giving half the proceeds to the local band Mr and Mrs Marshall Gannon returned from Ohio.

Crawfordsville Miriam Sipe Ethel Edgar May Edna Eisele Lucile Andrew Rachel Hanna Alice Bower Hope Huston Marguerite King Cottee Opera House Lanoue Rev Lanone Marshall Gannon Ohio

Harding praised as steady guiding light for nation

The article extols President Harding as a calm, practical leader who steadies the country, reduces unemployment, and inspires trust without fanfare. It compares him to McKinley, notes his cautious, consultative approach, and suggests he dominates public life with a confident, constructive course into 1924.

Harding White House United States of America McKinley Wilson

Ed Eicher's Sister Dies in Nebraska

Clayton Noble, sister to Ed C Bieber, dies in Crete Nebraska after years of illness. Born Elizabeth Eicher in the Noble family, she taught school and sang locally, later moving with husband George Clayton Noble to Nebraska farms before retirement in Crete. Funeral plans pending at the old Eicher churchyard.

Clayton Noble Ed. C. Bieber Crete Nebraska West California New Mexico Los Angeles Benjamin Eich Noble Community Elizabeth Eicher George Clayton Noble Onge Noble Mr. Noble Doane College Mennonite Congregational Church Eicher George Clayton Wayland

Help 1100 Convicts Back to Citizenship

Chicago based Central Howard Association reports 1100 men discharged from prisons in 1922 with $98,044 earned, average daily over $4, aiding 2454 men and boys overall. Founder F Emay Lyon notes eight dollars bridges prison release to self supporting citizenship, with 8% of paroles earned good credit.

Associated Central Howard Association F. Emay Lyon Lyon

Nuggets Found by Chance at Piet Wil Bowlder

In En Dorado county a man sitting on a bowlder at Piet Wil while whittling with a small hammer noticed a glint of gold. The stone yielded 38,000 in gold.

California Piet Wil En Dorado County

When Knighthood Was in Flower at Fox Theatre

An All American Achievement film portrays Henry VIII in life like form as part of a historically accurate epic. The Fox Theatre presents the motion picture with exhaustive consultation from English and French authorities to deliver a stage worthy of Tudor drama.

America Columbus New Spain Elizabeth Henry VIII England France Fox Theatre

Samuel the Upright Judge and True Prophet Lesson

Lesson outlines Samuel the boy who served in God’s house and heard God’s call. It covers his life from childhood to old age as judge and prophet, his farewell address, and his plea for faithful obedience to God. The text emphasizes devotion, integrity, intercession, and national blessing conditioned on obedience.

Samuel Eli Tabernacle Saul Tle God Moses Kear

Paganism and the soul yet neglects the body

W L Watkinson argues that worry over carnal matters is pagan and that spiritual works for the soul do not starve the body. The concise treatise links self discipline to physical care, urging balance between body and spirit.

W, L, Watkinson

Letting Go and Trust in the Creator

A reflective meditation on shedding attachments and trusting the divine, questioning whether clinging to possessions hinders spiritual growth and acknowledging the limits of human understanding.

Emerson

When We Build Too Low They Bwild Stars Young

A fragmented line references construction and stars with unclear context. The readable portion hints at a misquoted or stylized phrase about building or aims tied to youth and stars. No clear events, places, or names emerge to confirm a concrete item.

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