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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1921

Page

6

Mission Program Offered Tonight at Methodist Church

The Omen's Home Missionary society hosts a youth driven program led by Mrs. G. W. Meyer from Keota focusing on home missions with readings duets and a demonstration The Light of the World by the Home Guards of Washington The event replaces a missed address by Miss Ida Pepticy The morning session announced new officers and confirmed registrations from several towns including Keota Wellman Ainsworth Brighton Lette Washington Muscatine and Mt Pleasant.

Omen Home Missionary Society G. W. Meyer Keota Gousie Kluppert Wextet Wellman Home Guards of Washington Ida Pepticy Home Guards Mother's Jewels Women's Home Missionary Society Foreign Mission King's Heralds W. B. Ireland Thornburg Ireland J. E. Kunath F. C. Bridwell All D Aughter Vergie Cecelian Choir Irene H. H Ireland Harry Kracaw Harry Seém Muscatine Alice Reed Mar Engo C. D. Loose Wilton R. L. Patterson Letts C. C. Gardner W. S. Gardner Brighton Alma Huppert The Methodist Church Geroge L. Minear

Fortnightly club hosts Mrs Maxwell for salad program

Mrs J G Maxwell entertained the Fortnightly club at her West Washington home with a salad afternoon focusing on vegetable and novel salads. Tulip decorations brightened rooms as 65 members and three guests attended a First United Presbyterian Church dinner at the Livingston class. May flowers graced cafeteria style three course chicken dinner.

J. G. Maxwell Fprat West Washington Street Marsh Mre. A. W. McCall E. PD. Morrison L. D. Robison Bro Mack DeLong First United Presbyterian Eva Livingston Livingston C. A. Owen J. M. Wishart Rell

Emma Dusenbery and Alvin Shaw Wed at Methodist Parsonage

The wedding of Miss Emma Dusenbery and Mr. Alvin Shaw was solemnised last evening at eight o'clock in the Methodist parsonage by Dr. W. W. Bowers. The bride wore iron blue ton crepe with trimmings. witnesses were Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dusenbery and Mrs. W. W. Bowers. After the ceremony guests dined at Deans with four courses. The bride is a Washington county girl and former local teacher. the groom, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shaw, is a farmer. They will reside on the Shaw Brothers farm northwest of town.

Emma Dusenbery Alvin F. Shaw W. W. Bowers W. A. Dasenbery Pride Wittsses Wellston Bert Shaw Shaw Brothers

County Churches Plan Baccalaureate Service and Fund Drive

The county churches hold a 10 a m Bible school and 11 a m preaching with a baccalaureate sermon at the M E church by Rev Druse. A prayer meeting follows Tuesday. A teacher training class starts Friday. New books available and open admission for study. May 15 to 29 set for China famine fund collection. E A Anderson, Pastor.

M. E. Church Druse China Famine Fund E. A. Anderson

New Haven Baptist Church Bible School and Service

2:00 p m Bible school at New Haven Baptist Church followed by 3:00 p m preaching. The offering goes to the China famine fund. Pastor E A Anderson extends a welcome to all attendees.

China Famine Fund E .A. Anderson

Prairie Flower Baptist Church Weekly Schedule

The Prairie Flower Baptist Church announces Bible School at 10:00 a.m. and worship at 11:00 a.m. A Wednesday prayer service on May 25 will be led by Mrs Booth. From May 26 the week will be devoted to the Dunkard brethren district convention.

Prairif Flower Baptist W. Dbd. Booth Dunkard Brethren E. A. Anderson

Veracious Epitaph on New Jersey Tombstone

A tombstone in New Jersey reads Julia Adams died at age nineteen from thin shoes. The phrasing is a darkly ironic epitaph marking a brief life.

New Jersey Julia Adams

Iowa Alumni to Hold Business Gathering

Iowa City May 19 A major meeting of the University of Iowa alumni association will discuss the Memorial Union campaign progress as grounds for building an $1,000,000 facility are hoped within a year. Rush C Butler presides with Ralph Grassfield reporting campus plans and alumni activities June 11 to 14. Also Lakeside Laboratory trustees meet at Lake Okoboji Monday afternoon.

Iowa City University of Iowa Association Iowa Rush C. Butler Chicago Ralph G. Grassfield Iowa, Memorial Union Memorial Union Hiberal Arts Lakeside Laboratory Lake Okoboji W. ©. Finkbine Des Moines

Livestock Losses Decline in Agriculture Report

Washington D C May 16 a department of agriculture report shows further reductions in losses from disease and exposure in the past year The health index for horses on May 1 stood at 96 2 down from 98 last year and a 10 year average of 95 7 Disease losses were about 14 7 per thousand Cattle index 95 8 with losses about 17 per thousand Swine index 94 4 with losses 44 2 per thousand Sheep index 95 4 and disease fatality 22 9 per thousand

Washington, D. C Department of Agriculture

Iowa Supreme Court Schedules One Day Session in June

The Iowa supreme court will hold a single full bench session on June 21 to expedite case readings and opinions. Normally the court sits for two weeks. since January first many long-pending cases have been decided or progressed.

Des Moines Iowa Supreme Court

Safeguard Health In European Travel

Iowans planning a Europe trip this summer should immunize against diseases and take precautions, says Prof. Don M. Grisweld of the University of Town’s college of medicine. Drinking water quality in parts of Europe may be lower, and war zones heighten contagion risk. Prof. Stephen H. Bush notes he requires immunization for his Iowa student party bound for the Holy Land and battlefields.

Iowa City Iowa Europe Don M. Grisweld Department of Representative Medicine and Hygiene University of Town’s College of Medicine Stephen H. Bush University of Iowa Holy Land United States

White population figures for Alaska 1920 census released

The census bureau announced Alaska's white population declined 223.4 percent from 1910 to 1920. Total population 54,288 last year shows whites 54,889. Indians 26,421. Negroes 128. Chinese 56. Japanese 212. Filipinos Hawaiians and Koreans 99.

Washington BP. C Alaska Census Bureau

Estherville Plans Big Homecoming on June 17

The Estherville chamber of commerce and the Service Star Legion prepare for the annual homecoming on June 17. After last year’s success, planners aim for an even bigger event with top attractions and extensive entertainment without conflicting with July celebrations or fairs.

Estherville

World War Vet Killed on Farm in Waterloo Area

Thomas Palmer King 26 died at 10 o clock Saturday after being kicked by a horse while discing on rural route No. 7. He served in the Eighty eighth division overseas and had just reached the front when the armistice was signed. A Becker-Chapman post member, he was born May 14 1895 in Mount Vernon township and married Thanksgiving Eve last year to Jessie May at Walnut Street Baptist church, Waterloo.

Waterloo Thomas Palmer King Eighty-eighth Becker-Chapman Post Mount Vernon Township Jessie May Walnut Street i Baptist Church

Tobacco Prohibition Opposed by Most Editors

A survey of nearly 13 000 editors for the Tobacco Merchants Association shows 7 847 replies with 95 percent opposing a statutory tobacco ban. Only 3 percent support any strong prohibition sentiment in their communities.

New York Edward A. Moree Tobacco Merchants Association of the United States

Textile sale items list with bleached and cheviot fabrics

A fragmented newspaper listing shows fabric prices and yardage including ae Clyde Bleached Muslin and Hope Bleached Muslin both per yard, Brown Sheeting at 9-4, Cheviot Shirting with fancy stripes, and 4 Percales 36 inch wide in light and dark patterns. The note mentions 20 yards to a customer.

Randolph LL Clyde Hope

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