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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1920

Page

6

Local Recital and Club Activities Highlight Evening

Jessie Kerr hosted a French circle at North Mar n Avenue with songs in French and readings. Students and guests attended performances, with Miss Kerr's surprise number and Verdi Requiem aria closing the program amid refreshments and thanks to hosts Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Kerr.

Jessie Kerr Ara le Cercle Francais North Marn Avenue la Campagne Tees Mabie Nelson Winteriens Pane Ames Dimmeion Mies Lillian Minick Harod Faris Robert Shields Club Vergia Griffith Richard Stephens Hannah Jones Doris Chalmers Esther Welch Thomas Helen Snelson Elizabeth McBiagin Wilma Miller Ainsworth Henke Clara Eagle James A. Work, Jr Fortniddly Club C. \. Stewart Wright

Farms East of Town Change Hands

Real estate deals include the Bert Booth farm east of town sold to C R Conner and the Ray Blankenhorn eighty acres two miles east sold to Bert Booth. Booth place reportedly brought 700 dollars per acre and Blankenhorn 500 dollars per acre. Booth previously owned by G W Dodder. Prmmet Louck bought the rest.

Bert Booth C. R. Conner Ray Blankenhorn Booth Place Blankenhorn Booth G. W. Dodder Prmmet! Louck

Decoration Day plans begin in Washington this year

Necerlivive plane have been com miere for the observance of Decoration day in Washington this year. S. W. Livingston, chairman of the Decoration day committee, began lining things up for the problem of the day, which comes on Sunday this year. Monday will probably be observed. The program will likely be completed in the course of a week or ten days.

Washington S. W. Livingston

Patrol Car Crash Kills Man In Omaha

Magnus Vaen Jr was killed and eight persons injured when a police patrol rushing to an accident struck a six rider automobile in Omaha yesterday.

Omaha Magnus Vaen, Jr

Major Glenn C. Haynes for State Auditor

Maj Glenn C Haynes, Republican candidate for state auditor, brings extensive government service experience including postmaster and post office inspector roles. A Civil War veteran, he served as a Spanish American War enlistee and captain of Company 168th Infantry Rainbow Division, saw action in March 1918 through Champagne and Argonne campaigns, and received the Croix de Guerre twice and the Distinguished Service Cross.

Glenn C. Haynes State Auditor Haynes Beck Centerville Lida Com Inf Champagne Chateau Thierry St. Mihiel Argonne Germany Army of Occupation

Japan Faces Sharp War-time Prosperity Collapse

Japan, once the site of most wartime millionaires, now sees a burst bubble of prosperity with price declines around 50 percent, rising money rates, banking distress, and cable outages hindering New York from gauging the severity of the crisis.

Japan New York

Keokuk Women Hear Charity Leader at Knights Hall

Mrs. J. M. Furlong of Keokuk, president of the Keokuk Ladies of Charity, spoke at a rain‑soaked open meeting. The group, now 400 members, supports nonsectarian welfare and dress projects for the needy, aided by a 34‑member youth auxiliary.

Knights of Columbus J. M. Furlong Keokuk

Anita Stewart Leap Over Broken Bridge in In Old Kentucky

Ania Stewart performs a daring horseback leap over a 100 foot ravine as the bridge in the First National feature In Old Kentucky, showing at Graham Theatre Thursday and Friday. She must reach a man unconscious below where a villain has placed a dynamite bomb, creating a perilous scene.

Anita Stewart Old Kentucky Graham Theatre Miss Stewart

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