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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1921

Page

7

Two Flags Presented to Leon Beatty Post 28 by War Veterans

Leon Beatty Post No 28 of the American Legion received two flags in a mournful yet patriotic ceremony at the county courthouse. One silk display flag was a gift from the Woman's Auxiliary to the Legion. the other woolen hunting flag was donated by Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Russell in memory of Lieut. Henry Russell, who fell at the Argonne in 1918. The event featured remarks by Col. D. J. Palmer and other local veterans, a salute to the flag, and praise for the role of women in wartime service. The parade flag bears a plate honoring Henry Russell. organizers plan to engrave a plate on the other flag staff.

Leon Beatty American Legion Woman's Auxiliary Legion H. W. Russell Lieut Henry Russell the Ar Belle Rice Col D. J. Palmer Grand Army of the Republic America 8. K. Coats Department of Iowa R. H. Walker Woman's Relief Corps Patriotic Society of Women Legion Auxiliary N. B. Chipman Washington County Hazel Kracaw Hazel Auxiliary Mabel Wallace Floyd Wallace Chateau Thierry C.J. Wilson Mrs. Rice Burham France Germany Coats Ed Squires

Couple Reinstated at Coe College After Marriage

Cedar Rapids May 14 Carl H Schlotterbeck of Spirit Lake and his wife Ardis Cumming Schlotterbeck of Cedar Rapids were reinstated as students at Coe College by the faculty after hiring an attorney to challenge their summary dismissal. They had married March 19 at Waterloo and Mrs Schlotterbeck will graduate in June. President H M Gage had dismissed them, prompting city protest.

Cedar Rapids Carl H. Schlotterbeck Spirit Lake Ardis Cumming Schlotterbeck Coe College Waterloo Schlotterbeck H. M. Gage

Pleasing Recital and Socials at Local Homes

A recital at Mrs. Hoey Shields home featured pupils and guests including Marion McLavelin and Ierene DeLong with performances by Lillian Brown Irene DeLong Josephine Wishart and Carolyn McCleery. The day also covered Rural Women’s club activities a rock club gathering at the Brown home a Rooster Club event at John Kurtz home and a large surprise party for Mr Kurtz with games music and cafeteria style refreshments.

Jane Wawscsin Marion McLaughlin TSGS Nnseonsan Adman Cock Robin Schwartz Whippoor Will Schwartz Josephine Wishart Irene DeLong Sony Saisce Jeanette Rothschild Volkmann Josephine Wishart Shields Seart Dante Chaminade Helen Livingston Carolyn McCleery Chopin Aliotti Coerne Marion McLaughlin Gorgcuee Sears Louis Brown Walter Brown Roy Tevta Joe Knoeth Brown Rooster Club John Kurtz Rock Harry Anderson Kurtz John Green Will Booth E. McGlone

Crim Resigns to Join Grinnell Newspaper

A. E. Crim, former foreman of the Oskaloosa Times composing room, resigns to move to Grinnell where he will work with a daughter.

Oskaloosa Herald A. E. Crim Oskaloosa Times Publishing Company Grinnell

First Gas Lit Baltimore Demonstrates Modern Lighting

On December 1 1816 Baltimore became the first American city to be illuminated by gas. The event marks a milestone in urban infrastructure as gas lighting spreads through streets and public spaces, signaling a shift from oil and candle light to a new era of municipal illumination.

Battimore

Defects Found in Iowa City Preschool Group

Iowa City reports enlarged glands malnutrition subnormal vision and defective teeth among 52 children ages five to six just entering school. Despite adequate home care most showed mental or physical defects though general intelligence averaged above normal. Parents unaware of defects or gifts.

Iowa City Iowa Iowa Child Welfare Research Station University of Iowa

SHERIVE S SALE BY SPECIAL EXECUTION IN WASHINGTON IA

Writ of special execution issued against Harry Hubbell Tr, with goods and lands levied. Public sale at Washington Court House on May 7 1921 at 2 pm includes a 21/2 horsepower Galloway engine and a Galloway power washing machine. Terms cash. Sheriff Charles M Denison, Washington County Iowa. May 14 21.

District Court Washington County Iowa Harry Hubbell Court House Washington Towa A. D William Galloway Co Charles M. Denison

Alta Via club approves short skirts for women

In Springfield Massachusetts on May 11 the Alta Via club, a women’s organization, approved short skirts for women. They cited advantages of better appearance, sanitation, economy, and convenience as reasons.

Sppringfield Mass Alta Via Club

Ganges’ Changing Channel

The Ganges river continually shifts its course as bedrock and sediment reshape the floodplain. Observers note frequent bends, new channels, and occasional avulsions altering downstream navigation, agriculture, and ecosystems along the river basin.

Ganges

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Leon Beatty Post Iltary COR Bride T. W. Hunter Rural Women's Club Pringle F. W. Hunter R. G G. Vincent Claude Rhodebeck Riley Miller Elmer Cherry B. C. Briley BE. L. Barthelow William Marie Barthelow Cloyce Pringle Richard Howell Davenport Ed Jackson Clyde Dawson Art Dawson Dawson Alma Leeper Brighton Parsons College Dawcon Lloyd Walker The Des Moines Sunday Register Des Moines Daily Register Des Moines Evening Tribune Leonard McClelland Crim Thesearch Station Clara H. Town Sherive’s Sale Woman's Club Cawg Pictorial Review Gingham New York A. E. Putnam Co Washington, Iowa Britain U. S. Navy Bedford England
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