Graduating Class of 1924 at Washington High
Washington high school will graduate eighty five students on May 22. The class includes 46 girls and 39 boys with seven more girls than boys. Named graduates include Ruth Anderson Dorothy Anderson Helen Beal Helen Brown Bernice Brown Christiana Breitenbach Myrtle Buntenbach Elma Boyd Edna Caldwell Effie Chance Lola Davis Fern Duncan Hilda Duret Ruth Flowers Alta Fetters Margarita Forman Eunice Hammer Helen Hanley Alice Hesseltine Verle Harrison Martha Jennings Julia Jackson Helen Jones Elizabeth Lohberger Martha McCreedy Gladya McFarland Martha McGinnis Helen Mauthe Isabelle Minick Ellen Morrison Orpha Morgan Mildred Patterson Mildred Paul Ether Perry Ruby Reed Elizabeth Sherman Louise Smith Marjorie Smith Edith Spera Marjorie White Faye Wilson Mildred Woodburn Lucille Young Blanche Zdarsky Theodore Anderson Raymond Bambrick Clarence Mooth Hugh Boyd William Brace Hubert Beal Geart Cnossen George Crone Arthur Custer Andrew Cunningham William Darbyshire Roy Dayton Theodore Duke Ned Fisher Ewing Fank Edwin Griffith Orville Cregi Ned Haney Paul Horak Harold Jones Carl Kunath Arnold Link Wilbur Long Richard Leffler Marty Macon John Morrett Stanley Moore Robert McGugin Ted Neill Burl Pringle Warren Stewart Lyle Snyder Francis Snyder Robert Sage Robert Wead Victor Wenger Jesse Wing Howard Woods Dale Wood
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School
Ruth Anderson
Dorothy Anderson
Helen Beal
Helen Brown
Bernice Brown
Christiana Breiten-bach
Myrtle Buntenbach
Elma Boyd
Dorothy Caldwell
Edna Caldwell
Effie Chance
Lola Davis
Fern Duncan
Hilda Duret
Ruth Flowers
Alta Fetters
Margarita Forman
Eunice Hammer
Helen Hanley
Alice Hesseltine
Verle Harrison
Martha Jennings
Julia Jackson
Helen Jones
Helen Livingston
Elizabeth Lohberger
Martha McCreedy
Gladya McFarland
Martha McGinnis
Helen Mauthe
Isabelle Minick
Ellen Morrison
Orpha Morgan
Mildred Patterson
Mildred Paul
Eather Perry
Ruby Reed
Elizabeth Sherman
Louise Smith
Marjorie Smith
Edith Spera
Marjorie White
Faye Wilson
Mildred Woodburn
Lucille Young
Blanche Zdarsky
Theodore Anderson
Raymond Bambrick
Clarence Mooth
Hugh Boyd
William Brace
Hubert Beal
Geart Cnossen
George Crone
Arthur Custer
Andrew Cunningham
William Darbyshire
Roy Dayton
Theodore Duke
Ned Fisher
Ewing Fank
Edwin Griffith
Orville Cregi
Ned Haney
Paul Ho
Washington High School Commercial Club Elects Officers
The Commercial club of Washington High School elected Olive Genkinger as president, Ralph McCreedy as vice president, William McConnaughy as secretary, and Harold Elwell as treasurer last evening. They held a weiner roast in the timber south of town and reported a fine time by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Washington High School
Olive Genkinger
Ralph McCreedy
William McConnaughy
Harold Elwell
Tells Local Baptists About Mission Fields
Miss Wisie Kapen, a Baptist mission field worker, spoke at the local church detailing the churchs mission areas. She noted record baptisms this past year and that only four lands remain closed to mission work Arabia, Russia, Tibet and Afghanistan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisie Kapen
Baptist Missions
Baptist Church
Miss Kappen
Arabia
Russia
Tibet
Afghanistan
Local notices and graduation events announced
Rothschild arrives for a few days of business while reporting a new home progressing well with a move anticipated by July 1. Mrs Henry Van Sickle and Mrs E A Lewis return from Los Angeles to find garden thriving, poultry present, and a humorous claim of an Al bachelor burn. Class day at the high school features the senior play Professor Pep on May 16 and 17, bac calaureate on May 18, junior senior banquet May 20, and commencement May 22 with Dr Charles S Chase as speaker and Mildred Woodburn and Helen Mauthe delivering the salutatory and valedictory respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Rothschild
Antho van Sickle
Los Angeles
California
E. A. Lewis
Pep
First United Presbyterian Church
J. D Kern
The
Baptist Church
Charles S. Chase
State University of Iowa
Mildred Woodburn
Helen Mauthe
Friday Evening Concert Honors National Music Week
The First United Presbyterian church hosts a Washington National Music Week program featuring organ performances by Miss Helen Harvey and songs by the school pupils directed by Miss Hertha Hay. The program promises strong attendance with selections ranging from Handel to Debussy and a variety of school choir pieces led by Pertha Hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
First United Presbyterian Church
Helen Harvey
Hertha Hay
Funeral services for Mrs J Albert Williams
Funeral services for Mrs J Albert Williams will be held at the Presbyterian Church tomorrow at three oclock. The pastor Dr F W Baetwood and Dr W W Bowers will conduct with interment in Kim Grove Cemetery. The casket will be open to friends at the East Main Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Albert Williams
Presbyterian Church
F. W. Baetwood
W. W. Bowers
Kim Grove Cemetery
East Main Street
Stanhope Funeral to Be Held Tomorrow
Miss Alice M. Stanhope dies in New York of acute Brights disease. Funeral services set for Friday at her aunt Mrs. A. Anderson's home on East Washington Street with Dr. W. W. Bowers and Rev. W. R. Stryker officiating. Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery beside her mother. Body arrived with her father J. T. Stanhope and Miss Helen Carson. Attending include Philip Walker, Mrs. W. St. Wilde, Mrs. W. T. A. White, Mrs. Grace Anderson, and Mrs. C. D. Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Stanhope
A. Anderson
East Washington Street
W. W. Bowers
W. R. Stryker
Buria
Woodlawn Cemetery
Miss Stanhope
New York
Bright
J. T. Stanhope
Toledo
Helen Carson
Stamhope
Australia
New Zealand
Philip Walker
Topeka
Kanes
W. St. Wilde
W. T. A White
Peoria
Grace Anderson
Des Moines
C. D. Hunt
Montevideo
Minn
Youth paroled after check charge in Ford sale dispute
In Justice Court Raymond Miller aged 21 faced a hearing before Justice Dr C Kyle on a charge of passing a worthless check for 2325 to pay for a Ford sedan bought from Ira Shenefelt. A settlement occurred when the father paid the claim and Shenefelt took back the car and declined to prosecute. The boy was paroled to his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Miller
Dr. C. Kyle
Ira Shenefelt
Cains
Accompanists Lead County Home Music Program
A small delegation performed at the county home last evening for about fifty residents. The program featured Mr. and Mrs. Milan Shields, Robert Grimes, Mrs. George Masson, Evelyn Bambrick, Louise Harwood, and others with various solos and duets. Assistants and drivers were thanked for their help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn McCleery
Edith Boflean
Milan Shields
Robert Grimes
George Masson
Louise Harwood
Mann
Scott
Evelyn Bambrick
Bambrick
Grimes
Masson
Tolander
Tce
Orchestrea
Stussman
Lemmon
Speer
Harwood
Ad Club Elects Enslin President In Washington
Enslin was named president of the Washington Advertising Club with Charles Davis as VP Donald C. Ross secretary Leslie Dunlap treasurer. Directors include Joe Falk Harry Ward Jr Frank Miller A E Atehista and Lee Holland. Meeting adjourned to May 27 with plans to back farm bureau youth clubs and booster caravan for the Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Enslin
Washington Advertising Club
Charles Davis
Donald C. Ross
Leslie Dunlap
Joe Falk
Harry Ward, Jr
Frank Miller
A.E. Atehista
Lee Holland
Farm Bureau
Boys
Siris
Burecu
Falk
Ad Club
Rotary
Lions Clubs
Leon Beatty Post
American Legion
Mr. Falk
R. B. Shannon
T. R. Phillips
Mr. Enslin
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Lorack’s
Miss Harvey
DREN
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Ewes Pastorale
Helen
Handel
Guilmant Rachmaninoff Vey
Adolf Weidig
Dwisdendd
Beethoven
Howard Brockway
A. Danhauser
Marshal
Bartholomew
Geo. W. Chadwick
Oeoensa
Parrnsl
Granville Bantock
Ees
Frank Vander Stucker
BYIGA
Boisdeffre
Brewer Helen Harvey V
High School Boys’ Glee Club
H. Trotere
Harald Reynolds
Carrie Adams
Ira B
Wilson
Bullard
Carrie
Phedd
Pertha Hay
Clarkx& Enslin
Stanhope
the Justice Court
Enslin
Ceeds JO Palk
Farm Club
Caif and Pie Club
H. V. Fills
H. G. Montgomery
Legion
Latchford
Zinnia
Gladiola Special
America
Warren’s Seed Store
Evening Journal
Nileart Company
Wayhe
Indiana
L. H. Wallace
Rhode Island
Washington Territory
Stockmen Supply CO
Marion
Iowa
T. B
Willis Beatty
Green
May
Sherman Bros., Drug Co
Reid
REED
Ames
I. B. Rabenold
Jas. A. Thompson
Guernsey
H. P. Wilson
Geo. Stewart
South Side
Sis Mon Thu
Charles Vincent
H. A. Engel
Thur-Mon
C. M. Edgar
G. F. Foster
John Wehr
West Chester
Mutau
Baby Cab
H. J. Mangold
Chester
J. O. Brown
Ford Garage
Sec- Second Street
Warren's
J.™. Goodwin
Southern Boys
Central Park
Highland
Caney Creek Community Center
Pippapass
Kentucky
Green House
Whitthan
Yum
Arnold
Migs
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