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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1920

Page

3

Local Visitors And Advertisers Highlight Wallace News

Mrs Edward Johnson arrives from Chicago to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Hiram Duncan and sister Mrs A M Lovelett. Advertisers promote Cole Aero Eight and Chandler Six cars and McCall Bros parts. The Advertising Club celebrates with cigars as President L F Henderson welcomes a new baby girl born Sunday weighing unspecified pounds.

Edward Johnson Chicago Hiram Duncan A. M. Lovelett

Liberty Bell bank incentive for savings drives kids

The Washington National Bank distributes a Liberty Bell bank to encourage youth savings with a one dollar opening. Ford tires at J F Duffy offer 6 000 and 10 000 mile guarantees. Mrs Sarah Carson travels to Des Moines to attend a convention while Miss Rena Simons visits relatives in Washington Iowa en route home from Newton.

Liberty Bell Bank Washington National Bank Sarah Carson Dee Moines J. F. Duffy Ford

D A R Officers Elected at Annual Meeting

The Daughters of the American Revolution held their annual meeting at Mrs. John Cunning ham's home with tributes to Civil War veterans. A D A R Iowa adopted the budget system and officers were elected for the chapter including regent Mrs. C C Cunning ham and treasurer Mrs R S Cook.

Daughters of the American Revolution John Cunningham Berry School Iowa C. C. Cunningham A. Speer KE. D. Morrison H. M. Shaver R. S. Cook C. J. Wilson Julia Cavender C. A. Boice

Woman a citizen first Towan naturalization donor Audubon

Miss Christina Sorensen the Audubon photographer becomes the first town woman to receive naturalization papers. She was among fifteen foreign born residents of Audubon County admitted to citizenship by Judge J. B. Rockefeller in Atlantic. Several applicants served in the World War. Sorensen is a native of Denmark.

Towan Audubon Christina Sorenson Audubon County J. B. Rockefellow Atlantic Sorensen Denmark

Woodlawn Cemetery Improvement Plans

A Washington Improvement League committee will supervise Woodlawn Cemetery beautification this year. Lot owners can pay 2.00 to Mrs Cratl for extra care, with funds to support general improvements and a new tool house to maintain standards.

J. B. Crail R. H. Walker H. M. Fieher Washington Improvement League Woodlawn Cemetery Cratl Woodlawn

Pullman Rates Raised Twenty Percent

An advance of twenty per cent in Pullman sleeping car rates became effective May first. The sleeping fare from Washington to Chicago is now $2.16 including the war tax. Freight business on railways is beginning to pick up somewhat as reports from local depots indicate a movement of the gate on lines through here.

Washington Chicago

All Tickets Sold For Banquet Friday

All tickets for the Mothers and Daughters Banquet, arranged by the Women's Interchurch Committee, are sold out for next Friday evening. Mrs Harvey and Mrs Dowell urge ticket holders to dispose of unused tickets to avoid vacancies. Nellie Aurner, dean of women at the State University of Iowa, will deliver an address, with an entertaining music program planned.

Mra. F. L. Wilson Wilson F. B. Appleby Speidel W. A. Gibson United States A. R. Miller Soid Iowa Anna Dawson A. R. Dewey F. L. Wilson Women's Interchurch Committee Altho Harvey Dowell Calla Nellie Aurner State University of Iowa

April Mean Temperature and Rainfall Report

The article notes April was cool and damp with a mean temperature of 44.6 degrees and rainfall of 5.83 inches. It rain on fifteen days, with four days wholly clear and fourteen cloudy. twelve days were partly cloudy. It contrasts with 1917 and 1915 records, citing 6.28 inches of rain in April 1917 and April 1915’s 69.3 degree warmth and only half an inch of rain.

Ford Driver Sees Value in Saxon After Repair

A Ford driver compares his car to a Saxon after meeting a Saxon owner. He notes he would switch to a smaller Saxon for city use. If his Ford had been repaired by HENDER ECKELS, he might avoid other brands.

Hender & Eckels

Scout Troop Meeting For Elections And Camp Fire Supper

Notice to Boy Scouts calls for Thursday meeting to elect troop officers and divide into patrols. All boys should attend and, if weather allows, bring hot dogs for a hike to Hay's woods for supper and a business meeting around the camp fire led by Scoutmaster W F Huxford.

W. F. Huxford

Washington Butter Remedy Ad From Reister Sons

Perhaps you think that if tonight your spirit left its day home the sun would cease to be bright. This playful ad warns that without butter life would falter and urges trying a pound of Washington Butter from W. H. Reister Sons.

Washington

West Chester program at Methdist church Friday evening May 7

West Chester school presents a program at the Metho dist church in West Chester Friday at eight o clock. Admission is 15 and 25 cents. The Young Women's Missionary society of the Second United Presbyterian church meets Thursday evening with Miss Bila Gordon.

Valley School Bethlehem Commandery Order of the Temple J. D. Glasgow B. C West Chester Methodist Church Young Women's Missionary Society of the Second United Presbyterian Church Bila Gordon the Presbyterian Church Maggie Foster Jefferson Street

A M E Program to be repeated next week delays due to crowd

Disappointed by inability to gain admission last evening the A M E program will be reported again next week with day to be announced. The church crowded half an hour before start hampered viewing slides by Prof Case. The Mother Goose party drew sixteen participants ages two to twenty three in costume and earned applause along with a well received music program featuring negro folk songs. Some Jubilee concert selections were repeated.

A. M. E. Church Prof. Case

Political Announcement Declares Candidacy for County Supervisor

Riverside Iowa resident announces candidacy for Washington county supervisor nomination. Statement is subject to the decision of Republican voters at the June primary. Signed by J R E Torin.

Washington County

Special May rates on Battery Recharging and Chandler Six cars

May specials promote battery recharging at U S S Battery Station and Chandler Six automobiles praised for mechanical construction. Several notices mention visits to Keota Fairfield and Belknap's Music House while local residents travel for family visits and sales of Ford parts from J F Duffy.

Bloomfield High School Bond Election Results

Bloomfield voters approved bonds totaling 85 000 for a 150 000 high school building with 21 vote majority. A large turnout of women voters attended the election. Construction to begin early in summer.

Local Notes on Health Travel and Births

Mrs C A Sitgmaater of Keote underwent a serious but successful operation at the county hospital this morning. Mr and Mrs Frankie Grace Like attended ceremonies of the White dent. J R Coulter of St Louis former Washington resident spent the night visiting relatives and left for home. Miss Ada Shulty returned to Sigourney after visiting Miss Rose Bohr. Dr F Duffy and thirteen others left for Chicago to drive Ford cars home from the Chicago branch. 139 Fords have been sold in the vicinity since the first of the year. Lawrence C Willite is the new baby at the Cloid Willits home on South Iowa Avenue weighing 11? pounds per Euysiansic report.

J. R. Coulter St. Louis Toremerly Washington Ada Shulty Sigourney Rose Bohr F. Duffy Chicago Lawrence C. Willite Cloid Willits Iowa Avenue

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Amebedha Zich Frank L. Wilson & Co Swift Mc- Call Bros U. Sak Chandler Six Advertising Club L. F. Henderson Henderson D. F. Macon Rena Simons Fairfield E. V. Simons Newton Chambers Harry Longsworth Wrongfellow DeBord Des Moines Alex DeBord F. & M. Bank John Applegate Rep Woodlawn Cemetery Improvement Plans Reister Loyal Sons and Daughters of the Christian Church John Malin Fleur de Lis Club Ed Gallagher Merle Lytle Mothers’ and Daughters The Lexington, Ladies’ Aid Society Radda Oregon and Crawford Township Haskins Presbyterian Church Lillia Forman Washington Lodge A. F A. M Chas. Freding W. M Mission Circle of the Baptist Church A. E. Forgey Torin Riverside Evening Journal Journal Chocolate Shop Gite M. L. Hancock C. M. Stinson Goode Hotel Rothschild’s Cali H. D. Smry Keota C. R Wes Engel Brighton Ofe Gete Oscar George Prand Gédeodté Geo. P Scott Batavia C. A. Ruebsam Jersey T. Rickey Mary Nature Belknap West Side Square G. B. M. Medearis N. Marlon Bayard Walter Sumner A. H. Hesseltine Crawfordsville James Cowger M. L. Orris E. L. Orris Bosch Firestone Overland Garage H. A. Otto W. A. Darbyshire Outhouse Highland Congress Hotel Ana Ad Vel Club Wilmington Strayrd Ouroc Stebe Jones HM. A Foutia C. A. Sitgmaater Keote Fompital Frankie Mrs Grace Like Fred Reidie Min Chi Detroit Grace Walker Ainsworth Cole Aero the Evening Journal
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