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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1921

Page

7

Eureka School Picnic And Community Notices

Eureka May 11 The school will hold a picnic and program at the school house on the last day. Ralph Lemley new carrier on route two is making good time and appreciated by patrons. Eureka Sunday school to observe Children’s Day in June. Mr and Mrs Howard Wagner and family visited Johnny Davison’s. L A S planning social at the church next week. Weather and roads kept many away from L A S meeting at Mrs Hesseltine’s. Charlie Donaldson delivered cattle to Washington buyers. Mrs John McCall of Havre visiting daughter Mrs L Jugenheimer.

Eureka Eureka Wm. Powell Joe Link Ralph Lemley Eureka Howard Wagner Johnny Davison

Community notes from Brighton and surrounding areas

Brighton reporters record Rex Brier home’s release from quarantine after smallpox, visits by Roy and Rey Dosh en route from Davenport, a wedding in Oskaloosa for Frank Weidner and Guida Norton, and local deaths and hospital visits. The Fichtner family loss is noted with funeral plans and Rebekah lodge involvement.

Brighton Rex Brier Rex Roy Dosh Stuart Iowa Dosh Irwin Davenport Rey Dosh S. W. Dosh Frank Weidner Guida Norton Oskaloosa Christian Parsonage Henry Norton Eliza Weidner Mr. Whieter M. and St. L Roy Edwards Marcus Swirtner Iowa City Homer Tichtner Fichtner Fae Cady Homer Fichtner Sarah Cady Ed Cady R. L. Barnett Atlantic Fern Rutzinger Methodia Parks Cedar Rapids Arthur Cora Anderson Marie Chicago

Senior class presents play The Early Bird at Club House

The senior class performed The Early Bird at the Club House Tuesday evening and critics praised the cast for their strong performances. Mrs. Charlie Johnson is in Iowa City hospital following gall stone surgery. A. H. McCarty bought the Morris property and plans a modern remodel.

A. FR. Cy Name Charlie Johnson Iowa City A. H. McCarty Morris

Birthday Cakes Mark 84 and 74 Years in Crawfordsville

Mrs Mary King attended a surprise party honoring her mother Hannah Kurtz on her 84th birthday and Kurtz's sister’s upcoming 74th anniversary. The event featured two birthday cakes with 84 and 74 candles. Other notes mention family visits and local school color fights.

Crawfordsville Crawfordsbville Mary King Wayland Hannah Kurtz Wanda Williamsburg Irwin Huston Washington W. G. Huston Carey Long J. H. Long

Marguerite Clark Starred in Feasy to Get Amusement Card

Marguerite Clark plays Milly in Feasy to Get at the Fox Theatre. The runaway newlywed punishes her husband Hob More by overhearing his remark that all women are easy to get. On a train he chases a chastened Milly who later must be bought back from crooks for 5000 dollars.

Marguerite Clark Fox Theatre Milly Hob Morehouse Bob Mill Mann Page Izola Forester Paramount Artcraft Walter Edwards

The Magic Square Origins Traced Across Cultures

The origin of the magic square is traced to ancient texts and traditions. It is said to be known by Chinese scholars in the Yin King and by Hindu and Arabian astronomers and astrologers in early lore.

Radicalism in Schools and Society Warned by Lusk Report

New York officials release four volumes of the Lusk committee findings detailing revolutionary radicals targeting colleges, unions, and African Americans and accusing socialist professors of subversive teachings. The report, linked to prior ousters of socialist-leaning assemblymen, traces radicalism from 1848 to the present. Also noted is a rural fire at the Mose Nedreau farm, destroying multiple buildings with uncertain insurance coverage.

New York Socialist Party of America John Fuller Mose Nedreau Place

Boy Burns to Death After Barn Fire

May 12 report from a farm near Strawberry Point Iowa about the 4 year old son of Mr and Mrs Dean Squires who entered a burning barn after being punished for playing with matches. The child hid under a manger as the parents attempted to rescue him but help arrived too late.

Swein Dean Squires Here Strawberry Point Altho

Births and Deaths Show Shifting Business Pulse

The article notes new business incorporations in principal states amounting to 3.84 billion for January–April, down from 6.17 billion a year earlier. April shows a rise in failures by 11.3 percent from March, yet total liabilities fell by 42.8 percent. Capital remains cautious amid readjustment.

Draft Horses Rise in Iowa Farms as Population Ages

A reader notes that in five years the national horse population will be five years older and predicts good draft horses will become highly valuable for Iowa farms due to aging stock and utility.

Iowa

Judges Should Wear Gowns Says Taft in Boston

Former President William Howard Taft urged Boston University School of Law that judges must wear gowns to bolster respect and moral influence in court. He warned that omitting gowns harms impression on both culprits and spectators and cited Western practices of casual judicial conduct.

Boston William Howard Taft Boston University School of Law West

Taft Remarks on Comfort Amid Prestige Loss Mentioned

Mr Taft noted that greater comfort accompanies a significant decline in prestige, calling attention to the tradeoff between ease and status. The remark frames a broader political or social shift affecting reputation.

Taft

Farmer Julius Boehning Dies by Dynamite Blast in North Dakota

Julius Boehning, 53, a farmer of Hankinson, North Dakota, placed dynamite to end his life after a quarrel over a fine. He told his wife and children he would make a will in town, then went to the barn and killed himself. The incident occurred May 13 in Hankinson.

Hankinson N. D Julius Boehning Iie Goodby

Wedding part of church service at Free Methodist Church

In Sednandoah on May 12 the Free Methodist Church held a wedding during the Sunday service. Mrs Minnie Radley and Charles A Adams were married at 12 15 pm with Rev W J Groesbeck officiating. Adams is a painter by trade.

Snenandoah Free Methodist Church Minnie Radley Charles A. Adams W. JD. Groesbeck Adama

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