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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1921

Page

7

Correspondents Report Dinner and Local Happenings

Westchester Maya attended a church dinner served by the Baptist women in the church basement. Keota and West Chester high schools played ball here Friday with Keota winning. A note on homesickness and long time community ties is included. Augustine and Son and W. S. Boyer ship hogs from here. Car painting by Clyde Brown’s shop draws attention and prompts talk. A frost was heavy in Keota Sunday morning, with no frost locally.

Westchester Maya Journal Washington Augustine & Son Boyer Clyde Brown Keota Altho

Crawfordsville Notes from May Edition of Local Visitations

Community updates from Crawfordsville dated May 17 detail visits by Mr and Mrs Eugene Brown of Burlington and others traveling between Martinsburg Grinnell and Fairfield. A prayer meeting is planned and a woods excursion for local pupils noted alongside an accidental leg injury to Mrs John McCoy of Olds after returning from a visit.

Crawfordsville Eugene Brown Burlington B. F. Brown Lois Davidson John Patterson Washington James Patterson United Presbyterian Church Methodist Church Edith Lewis Agnes Oakley Gertrude Scott Margaret Wallen Zelda Blake Bessie Busby Lois Harper Gigdys Maxwell Hazel Anwyl Lillis Griffith John McCoy Olds J. B. McCoy

Lydia Mast visits in Stringtown amid local notices

May 16 report from Stringtown notes Miss Lydia Mast visiting her sister Mrs. P R Schantz. Building work starts on Olds high school with C K Schantz and crew. Junior Fletcher Sunday school picnic at Fern Cliff. Several local residents attend events and gatherings including Armenian speaker Bedros Kurk yasharian at Eicher church.

Stringtown Lydia Mast P. R. Schantz Olds, In C. K. Schntz Fletcher Fern Cliff J. W. Widmer Peter Graber The Evening Journal Baptist Church Bedros Kurkyasharian Eicher Armenia Simon Jonathan Graber Joe Widmer William Eicher Paul Witting Washington Wm. Boshart Kenneth Golf Home

Local Social News and Community Events Chronicle

Mr Stromberg shipped hogs tended by almost a hundred people. Farmers Union of Olds hosted a May 14 supper. Seniors hosted juniors at B H S with a Ridiculous Party. Various local visits, banquets, and editor tours are noted, including a Ford Auto Banquet at Wellman and a post office inspection in Washington county.

Mr. Stromberg Farmers Union of Olds Ladies Aid

Ainsworth News Roundup of Local Visits and Health News

W T Trotter made a business visit to Burlington. Mrs Jas Edmonson and son Creighton and Miss Mellie Wahha returned from Prescott Ariz for Mrs Edmonson health. Mr and Mrs Jas Turner Grover Bean and Milburn Spessard visited Fairfield. Campbell the former blacksmith left for Muscatine. Mrs S T Wheeler at Mercy hospital Iowa City slated for surgery with daughter Mrs Ray Cox present. Ainsworth correspondent attended Washington banquet for rural reporters. Mrs Mary Stewart returned from Frank Salladay country home. Harry Rabenold of Keola and W H Ross of Letts visited locals.

Jas Bean Campbell Muscatine S. T. Wheeler Mercy Hospital Iowa City Ray Cox Washington Ainsworth Evening Journal Mary Stewart Frank Salladay Harry Rabenold Keola E. G. Rabenold W. H. Ross Letts

Local farming and community notices in New Haven district

G F Foster of Washington bought sheep with Marion Smith selling and delivering them. Merel Stattier delivered corn to Doe Engle. A heavy rain with hail slowed farming. warm dry days expected to plant corn. Stork brought a daughter to Mr and Mrs Curtis Snyder on May 15. Community visits and illnesses noted, including Mrs Della Neal.

New Haven Bert Smith Brighton James Combs Walter Sheets Caroline Frank Smith Stork Curtis Snyder Marion Smith Hiram Baker Della Neal

Brighton Men and Boys' Banke Event At Church

Brighton report notes a religious social at the Methodist church Friday evening with men and boys participating in a banque style gathering. details incomplete in the clipping.

Brighton Methodist Church

Horse traders camped in Nira this Sunday

A band of horse traders camped in Nira over Sunday. They appear well equipped for travel and trading. Edna and other high school graduates worked at Graves studio. Chas Rowe visited Washington. Chas Hradek and family visited relatives. Bill Hradek and Dewey Hanley traveled to Iowa City.

Nira Nira Wellman Chas. Rowe Washington Edna Graves Chas Hradek Bill Hradek Dewey Hanley Iowa City

Muscatine District WMMS Holds Meeting with Weather Impacts

The Muscatine District of WMMS met over Thursday and Friday with large attendance despite rain and cold. Main speaker Mrs Eva Gregg Wilson recently returned from India spoke on missions. Mrs Flora Dudley gave a strong talk on her year’s work. banquet hosted by The Standard Bearers featured toastmistress Mrs Veda Stryker of Washington and guest Miss Stryker, a former Wellman student.

N Wellman Muscatine W. F Eva Gregg Wilson India Flora Dudley Veda Stryker Washington Miss Stryker

Wellman Area News Roundup of Local Events

Local notes report church and school activities in Wellman Iowa including a large high school class graduation plans, a spelling and drama addition, and the Hodoo play coached by Miss Whiteford. A spate of births and a horse accident near G L Dutton are noted alongside visits to Iowa City and Clinton. Chicken pox confirmed by Dr Griswold, Scouts activities, bird houses contests, and town gardening efforts are mentioned amid market weather and corn planting progress.

W. R. Stryker Wellman Mable Arthur Lois Austin Nellie Berger Nellie Blumenstine Erma Chapman Clifford Curl Russell Darnell Wilbur Darnell Bessie Dawson Mary Finan LaMont Fleming Opal Green Lucille Hanley Lawrence Lantz Mar McCrabb Fred Messenger Geraldine Oldaker Dale Rhoads Charley Singleman Marguerite Singleman Dale Sprague Mary Wageman Ruth Winegarden Russell Winegarden Everette Zillmer Miss Whiteford Stork Ernest Bell George Lilvey Otis Alin Cleve Evans Floyd Atkins Jack Kelley Washington Fred Shrader Mary Nick Marengo Josie Nick Geo, Struble Bardley Bell, Jr Iowa City Harris MacGuegin Kabaker J. J. Ward T. D. Adams Donald Topping Clinton Iowa Clara Topping Dallas Topping E. L. Kirkpatrick Keota G. L. Dutton Mr. Dutton Kirkpatrick Griswold Hubert Doud Marjorie Teets Dewey Baptist Church Carrol Durian Prairie City Wellman Lumber Co Katherine England W. CC T. A Social Workers League Red Cross Oskaloosa Eddie Herr Palasade Colo Fred Herr Mr. Weatherman

Rented the A. P. Miller Home in West Part of Town

The A. P. Miller residence was rented in the western section of town, with tenancy details noted in local housing records.

A. P. Miller Eoet

Ignorant Brother Heals With Mayr Remedy

A man recalls his emaciated brother suffering stomach trouble and how Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy provided relief after one dose. The ad claims the simple preparation removes intestinal mucus and inflammation and promises a money refund. Lemmon's Pharmacy and others sell it.

Mayr Lemmon's Advt

Plumbers in Sioux City Cut Wages to One Dollar Hour

Sioux City Iowa May 16 effective today journeymen plumbers wages drop to 1.00 per hour by master plumbers association members while the local union backed by the building trades council seeks to maintain 1.25 per hour. Masters say they will uphold an open shop.

Sioux City Master Plumbers’ Association Plumbers’ Union Building Trades Council

History as a Product of Thought in Human Expression

A brief reflection on history describing it as the first distinct product of humanity’s spiritual nature and an earnest expression of thought. The text frames history as an outcome of mental activity guiding human understanding.

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