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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1925

Page

8

Hiram Johnson Injury Tales From Slips And Falls

Hiram Johnson is laid up after a fall from a ladder caused a cracked rib or two. He can move about but cannot work yet. Camp Fire Girls seek an old range top to use with a Dutch oven D C Russell plans to build. If you have a range top call Mrs George Dowell 164 Blue. Mrs A J Morgan of Clay attends W C T U Institute in Washington. J F Duffy furniture auction set for Saturday at 2 PM 529 West Jefferson Street.

Hiram Johnson jJadder D. C. Russell George Dowell

Local notes from Fairmount and vicinity

Local items include Mrs. Ralph Lytle hosting home baking at Lytle's grocery on Saturday morning, Miss Margaret Doolittle's California winter visit and Sheridan Iowa plans, and Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Johnson moving to an East Seventh Street bungalow. Also mentions theater ads, a fall scare for Mrs. W. T. Carson, and Mrs. H. F. Steck returning from California via Grand Canyon route.

Lytle Ralph Lytle T. N. Doolittle Miss Margaret Doolittle California Sheridan Iowa H. F. Steek Fred Los Angeles

Local Social Notes Highlight Trips and Visits

Mary Culver Pearl Wallace Faye Swichard and Vaughn Darby shire attended the class play A Cab in Courtship in Wellman after a long trip. Mr and Mrs W M Keeley traveled to Des Moines on business with Mrs Keeley at the BP FE C convention. Mrs W P Miller returned to Washington from Florida after wintering in St Petersburg and New Orleans with Max returning from Europe buying trips. Mrs Lloyd Foster hosts Miss Crace Edith Kirkpatrick and Mildred Oberge at Parsons College connection while Mrs Jesse Busby visits from Des Moines and Ruth Thorne accompanies her brother to Chicago. Helen Ureese starts as new assistant at T R Phillips Drug Store.

Mary Culver Pearl Wallace Faye Swichard Vaughn Darbyshire Wellman Misa Culver Lloyd Foster Washington Crace Edith Kirkpatrick Birmingham Parsons College Mildred Oberge Parsons Jesse Busby Des Moines

Weather and sales notes hint at spring swing prices

The article notes poor spring weather but promises a Worcester Swing for sale and mentions a good oak swing priced at 4.50, while hog prices pay 7 2 cents top. It forecasts probable showers tonight and Saturday and hints warmer weather ahead.

Elizabeth Redd Describes Work at Western College Boarding School

A Kansas City letter from May 11 1925 details life at a southern negro boarding school Western College. The piece notes strict schedules with meals on time, supervised campus life and activities like croquet tennis and chores, preparations for commencement and a week of festival. It mentions the local YWCA and YMCA facilities, Baptist church influence, and the school’s location on 21st Street and Woodland Avenue with a large Muhelback baseball field nearby.

Kansas City Washington Journal Western College the College 21St Street Woodland Ave Brooklyn Ave Muhelback Middle West Twenty Second Street Missouri Iowa Oklahoma

Mrs Moore Travels to Oska loosa for Mother’s Visit

Mrs G Moore travels to Oska loosa to visit her mother as she recovers from a grippe. The stay is hoped to hasten her recovery. Jerry Voorhis returns to Kenosha after a ten day visit with S W Livingston. Mrs Voorhis stays through next week. Col Nicola’s condition remains very alarming. Mr and Mrs B B Crayne of Libertyville Illinois visit Waterloo relatives before returning to Washington and then Michigan for the summer.

G. Moore Oskaloosa Jerry Voorhis Kenosha Wisconsin S. W. Livingston Col Nicola B. B. Crayne Libertyville Illinois U. S Young and Geo Heidemann Waterloo Washington Michigan

Washington radio star guest visits Davenport home

Charles L. Hall of Davenport appears as a frequent soloist on WOC programs and is guests at the northeast Washington home of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Friese. Local residents make bakery pitches and share visits to nearby towns.

Washington Charles L. Hall Davenport WOC Hall Bernard Friese

Systematic Saving Plan Encourages Regular Putaway

The piece urges saving systematically instead of buying on credit. It explains setting aside a portion of each paycheck, noting you won’t miss it and the fund grows for future needs. It encourages starting tomorrow with many readers’ paydays.

Legion Lodge Special Meeting Announcement and Local Notices

A list of items includes a Legionaires special meeting date and time on Tuesday May 19 at 8 00 PM with insistence on attendance, local residents shopping in Washington, farm sale of 250 yearling Hereford heifers at Rock Island stock yards, various social notes, auto light enforcement notice after May 15, and a Hammock Cultivator sale at Ainsworth Iowa.

Rock Island J. O. Fishback

Bald ibis described by Nature Magazine United in South Africa mountains

The bald ibis displays a cuvious head with a bright red cap and pale blue neck. Its metallic green plumage and rare status are noted as it remains little known and native to mountainous South Africa regions.

Nature Magazine South Africa

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