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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1925

Page

8

Local Society Notes from The Triangle Area

Rev. Jacobsmeier of River side led St James connections for years. Miss Emma Klippel of Britt Iowa arrives to visit sister Miss Alice Klippel after attending the State Sunday school convention in Burlington. Miss Mary Ellen Lytle ill at her parents home on West Main Street. Mrs R J Tanner visiting relatives in Warsaw Illinois.

Emma Klippel Britt, In Alice Klippel Klippel Burlington Mary Ellen Lytle Mrs Merle Lytle West Main St John McDonald Waukee Iowa Hawthorne East Main Street McDonald Mrs. Hawthorne Charles King Buffalo Washington Ed Bambrick Lucy Benz Alice Smith Muscatine Fairfield Harold Perry Kansas City A. A. Beenblossom Bob Jacobs Oakdale Ilinois McCall Bros Illinois

Washington News Roundup Highlights Local Visits

Miss Ellen Morrison returns from Grinnell College for a weekend visit with three weeks of school left before summer recess. Mrs. Carrie Townsend of Buffalo New York visits the Wilson home and recalls George Townsend who worked at the Williams/Wilson shoe store over forty years ago.

Ellen Morrison Grinnell College Ellen Carrie FE. Townsend Bufalo N. Y Frank L. Wilson Ruth George Fairfield Washington

Local society notes and regional news items from Washington Iowa

Washington area notes report visits from Clarence Latta and Mrs J H Peet and various relatives. Students Edith Latta and Harold Latta are mentioned with health updates. Travel, housing, and teaching news include Capitola Brindley returning home and Claire Dewey’s mother improving in Pasadena. Local clerical and civic items list baptist periodical notices and small town events with regional mentions in Chariton Sioux City Des Moines and Des Moines.

Grand Ironer Advertises In Front Window Appeal

The advertisement teases the electric iron demonstration tonight attracting women shoppers with clothes to iron. The ad notes hogs bringing up to 1205 dollars and mentions weather: overcast tonight with possible Sunday showers.

Sluggers Lead Both Leagues As Batting Rises

In a late season surge, Brooklyn’s Jack Fournier tops the National League with a .500 average, trailing Rogers Hornsby and others. Ty Cobb leads the American League at .526 after a string of five home runs in two days, with Earl Combs and Sam Me amid other top performers in 15 games or more.

Chicago Jack Fournier Brooklyn Rogers Hornsby Cardinals Fournier Frankie Frisch Giants Gabby” Hartnett Cubs Cliff Heathcote Hancroft Boston Cuyler Pitschurch Roush Cincinnati Tyru Raymond Cobb Detroit Tigers Cobb Earl Combs Yankees Sammy Hale Athletics George Sisler St. Louis Johnny Mossi White Sox Heisman

Railroads urged to enter motor bus and plane business

Des Moines may 9 a Des Moines railroad attorney warned that unless railways adopt motor bus and air travel they could shrink to transcontinental freight lines. He cited consolidation trends and growing short haul competition from motor buses and rising air passenger use as signs railroads must enter bus and air transport to survive.

Des Moines Albert B. Cummins Sioux City

Worry Insurance as Modern Benefaction and Its Reach

A reflective piece explains worry insurance as a practical modern device. It cites examples from dancers to pianists insuring limbs and fingers and discusses premiums, risk assessment, and the social value attributed to sharing burdens through insurance.

Citizens Plan 200th Birthday of George Washington

Washington May year 1932 looms as the two hundredth birth anniversary of George Washington. A federal commission led by President Coolidge will oversee the celebration to be held in the city he founded. The plan favors spiritual rather than material aims and seeks to inspire Washington’s followers in future struggles.

Washington Congress Coolidge Charles W. Blott Harvard United States Commission Senate House Fess Ohio Spencer Missouri Glass Virginia Bayard Delaare Hawley Oregon Tilson Connecticut Garner Texas Burns Tennessee Anthony Wayne Cook Pennsylvania Seneral The Daughters of the American Revolution Mary Sherman Colorado Federation of We 'S Clubs Henry Ford Michigan Hanford MacNider Iowa American Legion C. Bascom Slemp A. Lawrence Lowell Edgar 8. Piper Portland Ore Frank A. Munsey New York John Hays Hammond George

Chemistry progress noted at American Chemical Society meeting

Iowa City leader emeritus Johns Hopkins University Iowa City urged advancement in chemistry during a gathering of the American Chemical Society. In Marshalltown Irwin Goldberg forfeited to Des Moines Johnny Harris in the sixth round after dislocating a thumb. Sioux City Central High led Vermillion invitation track meet with 34 points.

Iowa City Ira Benson Johns Hopkins University American Chemical Society Marshalltown Irwin Goldberg New York Johnny Harris Des Moines Sioux City

Crawfordsville Musical Groups Attend Washington Program

Miss Reaney and the high school girls chorus and orchestra traveled to Washington for a church program. H. F. E. Ross went to Wayland for the Senior class play The Charm School. Verle McElroy arrived from Iowa City for the weekend.

Crawfordsville H. FE. Ross Wayland The Charm School Verle McElroy Iowa City

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William Desmond Thas Hocal News Triangle Jacobsmeier Riverside Rev. Jacobsmeier St. James Lavish R. J. Tanner Warsaw Owen McGovern North Seventh Ave Loftiss Woodwork Shop John Shielis Mary Misson Kentucky McElhinney Drug Co Emily Brown Keola Lottie Dunlap Kalona Frank Marsh Keota Leslie Dunlap Dunlap W. ¢. Babcock Cedar Rapids Lyman D. F. Macon Robert Balderson Brighton Palderson Coleman Cockers Geo. W. Stewart J. B. Clyde Yarmouth Bert Tracy John Rittenhouse James Nelson Nelson California Chris Bauer Ed Bell Esther Hanley Keith Dayton Howard Harley Mr. Harley Clarence Latta W. H. Latta J. H. Peet Anamosa Washington Schools Stanley Miller East Main Stret A. Otto Mt. Vernon Edith Cornell College Harold Roy Schiebel Winifred Ragan Charles Ragan J. T. Chadwick W. G. Robertson Ainsworth Claire Dewey Nora Dewey Pasadena Capitola Brindley Winfield Elizabeth Brindley J. H. Huston J. Martindale Valparaiso Indiana Mr. Martindale Ainsworth School Elsie Evans Andy Gardner City Baptist BE. A. Anderson Eagle Grove Gardner Baptist Church Anderson Kalona Church Prairie Flower Church Chariton Group Ten Iowa State Bankers’ Association Paul Reinking Perry, Ia National Bank United States Marshals W. R. Blake Fayette County Clermont Enterprise Journal Polar Ice Company Pure Manufactured Cardinal Zack Wheat Hornsby Wheat Louis Fonseca Phillies Jimmy Bottomley Johnny Moran Arizona Florida Encyclopaedia George Washington Addison Parker Brookhart Cummins Washington Cleaners Krissel Boys Daniel Walter Columbia University Dan Mose
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