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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1922

Page

3

Great Task Calls to Today’s Young People

Rev J Reade McCrory urged high school graduates to seek a right Christian perspective amid modern materialism. He spoke at a union baccalaureate in the Methodist church urging youths to commit to a great task and a revival of Jesus Christ in their hearts. The service, a community union with several pastors, drew a crowded church with seniors given reserved seating.

J. Reade McCrory First United Presbyterian Church Methodist Church McCrory W. W. Bowers A. R. Oates Presbyterian Church M. J. Regan Baptist Church W. G. Robb Covenanter Church

Nettle Bain Returns Home From Winfield Business

Mrs Nettle Bain returned home this morning from Winfield where she had been on business.

Mra Nettle Bain Winfield

Harding Signs Three Year Extension as Washington Superintendent

Superintendent W. C. Harding signed a three year contract to remain head of the city schools, with his current term expiring in 1923. The vote to extend followed a Saturday night school board meeting amid praise for his leadership and plans to honor staff, including re elected janitors and new assistant at the Heights School. The board also approved diplomas for seventy nine high school seniors set to graduate that week.

W. CC. Harding Washington Harding Norene Kracaw Harry Kracaw the Heights

Rev J R McCrory Speaks to Monmouth Rotary Club

Rev J R McCrory former Monmouth Rotary president addressed local Rotarians at the luncheon sharing insights from the organization. He called Rotary a great leveler fostering fellowship among diverse men with humorous anecdotes interspersed. The club noted a light moment with a stunt committee joke involving three speakers and bankers failing to laugh. Ladies night is planned for the next meeting with a special program announced.

J. Reade McCrory Rotary Monmouth Rotary Club Carl Keck Harvey Young Sam White Tracy Phillips Ralph Shannon Bob Edgington Mort Keeley Harry Ward Frank Appleby Rotary Club

Seat Sale Opens Tomorrow for Graduation Exercises

Seats for the high school graduation exercis es can be obtained at Phillips Drug Store starting Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock.

Phillips Drug Store

Outlook Bright For Washington High School Football

High school football prospects look strong for next season at Washington with coach A D Dickinson planning for about forty serious contenders. Returning lettermen include captain-elect Rice, McGugin, Freshwaters, Cunningham, Dusenberry, Waymack, and Daniels, plus other experienced players from last year. New talents like Fisher, Martin, Romine, Woodburn, and Maxwell show promise, with freshmen such as Casey expected to contribute. The squad trains hard over summer, with a tough schedule planned against Ottumwa, Fairfield, Burlington, Ft Madison, Sigourney, and Columbus Junction and possibly Muscatine, Mt Pleasant, and University High. New equipment and the Dickinson Cup incentive aim to boost effort, academics, and sportsmanship.

A. D. Dickinson Ing Eleet Rice McGugin Freshwaters Cunningham Dusenberry Waymack Daniels Dubois Washington Essley Fields Bolce McClellan Molesworth Elwell Brookhart Casey Dickinson Lloyd Edgar Ottumwa Fairfield Burlington Ft. Madison Sigourney Columbus Junction Muscatine Mt. Pleasant University. High Iowa City Washington High School

Court resumes june 10 after saturday session

Judge Charles A. Dewey held court Saturday handling miscellaneous matters from the March term and set June 10 for further items. The session included the Ray Walton vs Frank Bruty case with an injunction over Walton’s car and livelihood, plus multiple discharges guardianships and final reports in several estates.

Charles A. Dewey Ray Walton Frank Bruty Walton Bruty RR. C. Leggett Fairfield Dewey Albert H. Lang Rose Weber Martial Crossett J. R. Crossett Fannie Crossett W. M. Keeley George Stumpf David R. Stumpf

Dr. Edmund R. Jenkins Dies After Long Illness

Dr. Edmund R. Jenkins pioneer Washington Iowa physician died at home at eight this morning after weeks of illness. He donated 15000 for an YMCA site aiding James H. Young's building gift. Funeral Wednesday at four. location to be announced. He was born in Corfu New York and lived in Iowa most of his life. He married Agnes C. Fletcher in 1876. daughter Ada died in 1964. He was a Baptist and active in community service.

Edmund R. Jenkins Washington Dr. Jenkins James H. Young Jenkins Corfu N. Y Iowa Keokuk Medical College West Chester Agnes C. Fletcher Ada Keokuk Te Medical College New York The Baptist Church

Death of Eight Year Old Donald Busby at Home

Donald Harley Busby died at 1 25 last night at 628 West Main Street. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 3 pm at the home conducted by Rev M BR Regan. Burial in Elm Grove cemetery. Survived by parents Harley and Mrs Busby and siblings including Carl Irene Lloyd and Planche Conner.

Donald Harley Pusby Harley Busby West Main Street M. BR. Regan The Baptist Church Elm Grove Cemetery Deneld Washington Ile Carl William Eines Donald Planche Conner Karl Irene Tloyd Busby

Washington Schools Benefit From Practical Athletic Interest

The passage notes Superintendent w C Harding and Mr Dickinson showing keen interest in amateur athletics as a practical element of physical education in Washington schools.

W C. Harding Dickinson Washington Schools

Schmooeller Brothers to Build New House on South Iowa

C. G. and A. J. Schmoeller have let the contract for a five room residence on South Iowa avenue between the Tom Berdo and Louis Eagle homes. Construction has started as a contribution toward easing Washington's housing shortage.

C. G A. J. Schmoeller Iowa Avenue Tom Berdo Louis Eagle C. G. Schmoeller Nigonett Washington

Card of appreciation from church committee

The Women’s laterehurch Committee extends sincere thanks to all who helped make their ramose sale Saturday a success, particularly the P. E. C. and Mrs. D. J. Patterson.

D. J. Patterson

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