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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1923

Page

3

City Council Maps Three Parking Spaces On Square

At a city council meeting the street and alley committee led by Wil Eldridge was authorized to designate three parking spaces on downtown streets. Space one against the park fence, space two along the curb, and space three in the middle of the street will be marked with pavement lines slanting between them. Drivers must park strictly within the allotted spaces to replace current random parking. The plan aims to finish in Washington County's Only Daily.

Wil Eldridge Washington County

Firefly Time Change Next Monday by Train Service

Rock Island agent H W Russell announces Firefly east bound local No 50 will depart at 8 40 am instead of 9 10 am next Monday morning. Passengers are urged to note the adjustment to avoid missing the train.

H. W. Russell Rock Island

Downtown parking plan seeks safer, clearer street spares

Council meeting led by Maxwell with Mayor Alberson absent approved routine bills. Ten year firemen certificates awarded to Hays Bell Springman Moothart Greenfield, all joining the department on April 2, 1913.

Maxwell Alberson Howard Hays Donald Bell Dover Springman Lloyd Moothart E. E. Greenfield Fire Department

Troop D Receives Regular Army Instructor in Washington

Sergeant Harry F. Davidson a regular army cavalry veteran and former France captain arrived in Washington yesterday to serve as advisor to Troop D officers and men for several months. He replaces the earlier desire to have a U S sergeant detailed locally and will aid training here. Davidson has been with the Burlington troop for eight months and will stay eight months to a year.

Harry F. Davidson Regular Army France Washington Yesteday Iown Philip Crail Oskaloosa United States Army Davidson Burlington

Decoration Service at Mound Elm Grove Cemetery

Mrs. M. Hollinger announces aDecoration day program by the Legion auxiliary at Elm Grove cemetery. The service honors local World War soldiers with Washington band selections Rev A R Oates prayers and a vocal by Charles Hay followed by a brief address. Crosses and floral tributes mark the dead each year.

Elm Grove Washington Band A. R. Oates Charles Hay Mr. Oates

Enlistment Targets and Training Plans From Troop D Captain

Captain Crail reports steady enlistments in Troop D with 3 officers and 63 men. Serjeant Davidson arrives to boost training and recreation, including an August Des Moines camp. A riding school for men and women may start soon, seen as community oriented and not a money making venture.

Washington Crail Des Moines Davidson Alsay

Commencement Tickets On Sale At Phillips Drug Store

Tickets for the high school commencement exercises will go on sale tomorrow at Phillips drug store starting at nine o'clock. Each ticket costs 25 cents. The program begins at eight o'clock and attendees are urged to arrive on time.

Evenine Phillips Drug Store Cqine

Fiftieth Anniversary Of Warmer Storm Near Washington

Residents remember a powerful storm that struck a few miles north of Washington fifty years ago. The disaster destroyed homes and caused multiple deaths and injuries while survivors still reside in the area and recall the events vividly.

Washington

Schoolless outlook and playful food frictions sung

A whimsical verse notes junior high pupils with smiles and loaded arms of books, guessing no school soon. Bill Manuster jokes about Washington but ter as bread spread. imagining radishes onions and a kick. Cream butter and old roosters priced one cent lower for Wednesday.

Bill Manuster Washington

Charter Night for Lions Planned for May 29

The Washington Lions club will formally receive its charter next Tuesday May 29 at 6 30 PM at the Commercial club. District governor Burt McHose of Boone will present the charter. Invitations extend to Lions club presidents and wives from Burlington Ottumwa Iowa City Muscatine Fairfield Sigourney. Several committees are named for flowers dinner program music and reception.

Washington Lions Club Commercial Club Burt McHose Boone Iaons Burlington Ottumwa Iowa City Muscatine Fairfield Sigourney Baldridge al Baldridge Sioux City Iowa Nebraska The Eli Boys’ Band of Kimball Nebr Atlantic City

Local club notices and meeting listings

The Rosemary club meets Wednesday evening with Mrs. Vincent Marek. Choir practice is at 7 30 Friday at 2nd United Presbyterian Church. The 19th century club meets Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Marsh Bailey. Kolah club meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. D Quinn. Wellston Social club meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Lillie Evans. Just Us club sits notice.

Rosemary Club 2Nd United Presbyterian Church Kolah Club Wellston Social Club Lillie Evans Baptist Ladies

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