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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1919

Page

3

Fort Madison Wins Meet at Parsons College Fairfield

Fort Madison high school led with 47 points at the Parsons College invitational track meet in Fairfield. Iowa City placed second with 24 points, Oska loosa 13, Fairfield 106, New London 4, Seymour 3, Ottumwa 3, Knoxville 4, Unionville 1, while Washington won the medley race. Brookins of Oskaloosa set a two second faster 220 hurdle time, and Wilson of Iowa City led in sprints and the broad jump.

Fort Madison High School Parsons College Fairfield Iowa City Oskaloosa Burlington New London Seymour Ottumwa Knoxville Unionville Parsons Brookins Okloose Fort Madison Washington Harper Ft. Madison Scott Wilson Young Fort .Madison

Public minds weigh memorial project options

The Soldiers, Sailors and Nurses Memorial committee seeks public endorsement before any memorial plan proceeds. They invite suggestions and criticisms from the general public, viewing themselves as servants to the people. J. B. Crail, chairman.

J. B. Crail

Mason Fraternity Called Meeting at Washington Lodge

Washington Lodge No. 26 A F and A M will hold a called meeting Tuesday May 20 at 8 00 p m for work on the first degree for two candidates. An especially large attendance is requested. Signed L D Langworthy W M.

Washington Lodge A. F A. M L. D. Langworthy W. M

Post meeting at 2 P M notices good attendance

Regular post meeting scheduled Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock with a request for good attendance. J A Donaldson P C is the signer and organizer.

J. A. Donaldson P. C

Rainbow Division Reunites in Washington Welcome Home

Fifteen Company K 168th infantry troops arrive by Milwaukee train at 2 am to a cordial reception by three to five thousand locals led by the community club. The homecoming includes a lunch at the Gong, no speeches, and strong town pride with rainbow decor visible throughout the square.

Washington Company K 168Th Infantry Milwaukee Lowal Rainbow Division Palmer Wilson Earl Limerman Charles A. Quinn Robert Risk Dale Atkinson Earl Fulton Wayne Limerman Fred Randle Glenn Adams Harry Swift Dale Denison Victor Freding Oral Wasson Glen Shuster Jacob Schmidt Arthur Dankwardt Allen Hays Clair Beatty Ainsworth Haskins First Iowa Infantry 168Th France Rennie Moore Merle Chambers Merle McCreedy Godlove Gong W. Burris K Company Liberty Journal Ottumwa Iowa 165Th Rainbow

Company K Banquet for Soldiers of Washington Iowa

Plans advance for a reunion banquet of Company K First Iowa Infantry veterans and their families at 7 PM Wednesday May 20 in the Commercial club gymnasium. Committees announce invitations, flower donations, and a complete list of attendees from Washington and nearby areas.

Washington Iowa Infantry Jay McNamara A. L. Griffith Boyce Kurtz Paul Kurte Arthur Dankwardt Nate Burris Alfred Burris Charles Minick Kenneth Swisher Ellis Swishes Earl Fulton Harry Swift Fred Randle Dale Denison Palmer Wilson Clair Beatty Victor Freding Everette Griffith Frank Rice Bruce Logan Glenn Adam Lee Ross William Squires Cecil Turner Lonnie Quinn David Livingston Frank Cherryholmes Charles Barrows Sellers Lane Wilkins James Ferguson Ralph Woods Earl Wood Floyd Wallace Leon Beatty Orville Means Edward Clatfey Dewey McAvoy Home Hawkins Claude Swisher John Flannagan Howard Keiper Allen Hmanft Columbus Junction Bob Tribby Mt. Pleasant

Women Struck by Auto on East Third in Morning Accident

Mrs. Cora Shuster and Mrs. Alice Hesseltine were badly hurt Sunday at about 1 am while crossing East Third Street at North Second Avenue en route to Milwaukee station. They suffered head and facial injuries and severe bruises, with no driver identity or witnesses known.

Cora Shuster Alice Hesseltine East Third Street North Second Avenue Milwaukee Station Glen Shuster Washington Company K 168Th Infantry France Hesseltine Althe

New Soldier Graves Sought at Elm Grove Cemetery

The notice lists graves of Samuel A. Logan Co H 7th Iowa infantry Samuel C Gardner Co A 25th Iowa infantry and Charles O Bailey Co C Fifth and asks friends to provide full company and regiment information for Kenny A Booth George Kensley Martin Wright and Edward Page from the Spanish American War to ensure all old soldiers receive last rites and burial records.

Samuel A. Logan 7Th Iowa Infantry Samuel C. Gardner 25Th Charlies O. Bailey Fifth Iowa Infantry Kenny A. Booth George Kensley Martin *. Wright Edward Pagé

Governor Gear Delivers Decoration Day Address in Washington

James H. Laugheach states that Governor John H. Gear gives the annual Decoration Day address in Washington forty years ago. This year Governor Harding will deliver the second state governor speech in the city on Decoration Day.

James H. Laugheach John H. Gear Washington Harding

Washington Advertising Club Meeting Notice

A Washington Advertising Club meeting is set for tomorrow at 6 o clock sharp at Mias Houdeck's. Officers will be elected, and good attendance is urged. Dinner will be prompt as several members plan to attend the opera house concert.

Washington Advertising Club Mias Houdeck Opera House

TP Found in Want Column Prompt

A brief item notes a mention of a toilet paper find in a want column. The entry identifies the location and context of the find and notes its appearance in the small classified notice.

Daily Thought on Youth and Eternity Theme

A reflective fragment notes a feeling of eternity in youth and the urge to amend errors as life moves. The line hints at a philosophical musing, possibly from a journal or column, with an archaic phrasing.

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Civic club and related gatherings announced

The Fortnightly Civics department meets Tuesday at 2 30 with Mrs F L Wilson at 792 The dormitions for the girls banquet are due at 1 o'clock Tuesday at the Methodist church kitchen The Mothers club meets Wednesday at Mrs A E Ross home on South Marion Ave The Pythian Circle meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs J P Thomas 433 East Washington Street Cedar Community club meets Thursday afternoon at 8 oclock with Mrs Joe Wolfe The same program as April is planned Former Red Cross members are invited

Civics Department F. L. Wilson Mothers Club A. E. Ross South Marion Ave Pythian Circle J. P. Thomas East Washington Street Cedar Community Club Joe Wolfe The Red Cross

Mission Convention Opens With Home Missions Talk

The general committee of home missions of the United Presbyterian denomination hosts a midweek session at the old Methodist church now used by the First United Presbyterian congregation. Dr. R. A. Hutchitson will give the opening address, with Dr. J. D. Rankin speaking Thursday. Public sessions continue Friday and Monday evenings.

General Committee of Home Missions United Presbyterian Denomination Old Methodist Church First United Presbyterian Congregation R. A. Hutchitson Board of Home Missions J. D. Rankin

Denominational Home Mission Meetings Schedule

Day sessions focus on home mission work with evening addresses for the public. The meeting will conclude Tuesday of next week.

Community thanks for kindness after illness and death

We express gratitude to neighbors and friends for their kindness during our family illness and the death of our wife mother and sister. We also thank for floral offerings from Peter McDoll D McDoll and family W J Dooley and family Ada Suter and L W Harris.

Peter McDoll

Penetrating Oil Promises Quick Pain Relief

An advertisement touts Mil Oil antiseptic oil as a powerful pain penetrator, claiming it cuts through thick leather in minutes and relieves sore throat stiff joints and sprains. Bottles cost 80c 60c and $1.00 with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied, urging readers to take the tear-out to the drugstore in Sherman.

Pameus Miler Miller Sherman

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