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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1925

Page

3

Memorial Address Planned by Wapello Attorney Arthur Springer

Arthur Springer longtime Wapello attorney and public speaker will give the Memorial Day principal address in Washington. The program includes services at Woodlawn Elm Grove and YM C A with Springer to speak at the Y M C A two o clock. The G A R and W R C have asked Rev Willard Wylie to deliver the memorial sermon at Second United Presbyterian Church next Sunday at three o clock.

Arthur Springer Wapello Washington Marah W. Bailey Mroespringer Iowa Dahit For Fears Springer Woodlawn Cemetery J. C. Boice Itev Willard Wylie Frank W. Sutton Elm Grove Cemetery David J. Palmer FL W. Eastwood Chas. A. Dewey AON Alberson John D. Kern Second United Presbyterian Church

Barrel of Fruit for Orphans Home

A barrel of fruit will be sent to the Orphans Home at Council Bluffs soon. Residents with fruit to give should deliver to Mrs Eva Smeltzer to obtain empty cans in return.

Council Phuffs Eva Smeltzer

Memorial service for veterans at West Chester M E Church

A memorial service is set for Sunday afternoon at 2 50 at the West Chester Methodist church. All Civil War and World War veterans are invited to attend. The 8213 New Haven Social Union 9 plans a bake sale Saturday May 23 at the Washington Cleaners South Side Square XOtU.

West Chester Methodist Church New Haven Social Union Washington Cleaners South Side Square Xotu

Lester Thompson Fastest Typist at Washington High

Washington High School senior Lester Thompson set top marks in yearlong typewriting classes led by Miss Florence Bodman. He earned silver, bronze and gold medals from typewriter makers after posting 63 wpm for 15 minutes on an L C Smith and 55 wpm on an Underwood. Fellow senior Jason Kleese posted the second highest rate.

Lester Thompson Washington High School Florence Bodman L. C. Smith Underwood Jason Kleese

Exhibit of Manual Training Opens Tomorrow at Washington High

Last year about eight hundred people viewed the manual training exhibit at Washington High School. A similar crowd is expected tomorrow afternoon and evening. The display is being set up in the shop and opens at 2 50 p m. It will be open in the evening with visitors welcome before and after the class play.

Washington High School

Sunday School Convention at Indian Creek

There will be a Sunday School convention at Indian Creek next Sunday the 24th. All who are interested in Sunday School work are invited. The convention will be in charge of county Sunday School missionary L A Caldwell. A splendid program has been prepared.

Indian Creek L. A. Caldwell

Dr Droz Heads to Chicago for Medical Consultation

Dr. A John Droz travels to Chicago for specialist consultation on his health. He has been ill for weeks and rests in preparation for potential operation. Friends here wish him a speedy recovery.

A. John Droz Chicago Spe

Dewey summoned to mother in California for urgent operation

Caire Dewey received a telegram ordering him to his mother's bedside in California. He left with his aunt Mrs. Chas W. Stephens of Pawhuska, Oklahoma. The note said an immediate appendicitis operation was needed. Mrs Dewey had recently recovered from another serious operation but her condition worsened.

Claire Dewey California Chas. W. Stephens Pawhuska Oklahoma Winfield. Smouse Dewey

True friends seldom come In bunebes

A brief squib notes a misprint or garbled phrase in a Houston Post Dispatch item about friendships and possible bunebes, reflecting a light, quirky newsroom typo style. The readable fragment hints at social bonds and humorous misunderstandings.

Houston Post-Dispatch

Ascension Day Observed Locally by Knights Templar

An Elm Grove service marked Ascension Day with a ceremony led by Dr. W. W. Towers. Knights Templar paraded from the Masonic temple to Elm Grove and Woodlawn to decorate graves in several cemeteries. Dinner for about fifty followed at the Masonic temple, then temple work for one candidate.

Elm Grove W. W Towers Washington Bethlehem Commandery Knights Templar Order Masonic Temple Washington Band Templars Woodlawn Commandery Order of the Temple

Fortune Good and Evil Ruffle Many in Turbulent Times

Wry reflection on fortune shaping lives as some escape ruin through luck while others suffer setbacks. The text notes how fate alters fortunes for many, with both good and evil outcomes intermingled.

Triangle Opens New Store at Fairfield

The Triangle Ato supply Company opens a Fairfield branch after establishing a Washington store on North Iowa Avenue. C. L. Deming leaves Washington to manage Fairfield. H. S. Blakesley becomes Washington manager with wife and daughter Hazel moving to 829 Southfrion avenue. No changes in Washington policies. The firm now runs three stores in southeastern Iowa with Iowa City headquarters coordinating buying for all locations.

Triangle Ato Supply Company Washington Iowa Avenue Fairfield C. L. Deming H. S. Blakesley Iowa City Blakesley Hazel Southafrion Avenue Triangle People Iowa

Funeral of Mrs Winfield Smouse Held at Home

The funeral service for Mrs Winfield Smouse was held at 3 PM yesterday at the Simouse residence on South Iowa Avenue. The Rev F W Eastwood conducted a private service with Psalm 23 as the theme. The casket rested in a receiving vault at Elm Grove cemetery. pallbearers were church session members T L Dodds Jay Carris H E Case G W Wallace C S Lemmon Cloyce Dougherty W A Whiting Silas Kort.

Winfield Smouse Simouse South Iowa Ave Elm Grove Mr. Smouse First Presbyterian Church Messrs T. L. Dodds Jay Carris H. E. Case G. W. Wallace C. 5S. Lemmon Cloyce Dougherty W. A. Whiting Silas Kort

Correction of Memorial Day committee list

Dr J Cy Boice calls attention to an error in the committee list published for Memorial Day school visits. EF BR Hammer should be listed for Heights school instead of Ed Har meir. The W R C for West Chester will decorate graves at New Haven West Chester and Chapel cemetery with Comrade F G Chesley assisting. Grace Hill W R C will attend Grace Hill decoration with Mrs M Hollinger in charge.

J. Cy Boice EF. BR. Hammer Sould the Heights Ed Harmeir W. R.C West Chester New Haven Cemtery F. G. Chesley

Delicate Hairsprings In Craft of Watchmaking

A brief note explains the hairspring is formed by drawing steel wire through a tiny hole in the maker Ou Qainend and shaping it for precision in timekeeping.

Operetta in Indian Costume Delights Junior High Crowd

Nearly 300 parents and friends attended the eighth grade operetta The Pioneers Papoose directed by eighth grade teachers. Students from the Junior High performed Indian dances dialogue and songs with strong acting and singing. An exhibit of metals woodwork and sewing complemented the program and marked the first metals work at the school under Mr. Austin.

Ft Indian Gath Elehth Erade Eighth Grace Edith Brookhart Eva Burnham Gilbert Layton Chief Tomahawk Joe Springman Layemont Floyd Tucker Prince Whiteface Charles Long Pioneer Charles Barclay Messenger Edwin Davidson Lillamush Nora Warner Waltzie Hather McCreedy Moonfure Priscilla Morrison Starshine Wis L. M. Austin Evelyn Haugen Caryle Williams Austin

Clarence senior cast play debuts at evening show

The first presentation of Clarence the high school senior cast play will be offered this evening before a large crowd. It will be given again tomorrow night.

Clarence Torrow

Ambitious workers chatter about golf and fake pride

The speaker derides two staffers described as Luts Oh Soll and RabOlige in a muddled verse. He mocks their golf knowledge calling one a Goof and the other a Hawk, predicting they will gain only air when they reach their goal and suggesting they stick to ordinary tasks like Washington butter.

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