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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1905

Page

4

Delegates Gather as United Presbyterian Assembly Opens

Delegates arrive at the First United Presbyterian Church for the General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church. Rev. Rt. A. Hutchison of Altoona Pa will deliver the opening sermon in place of Rev J W Witherspoon. Over two hundred delegates registered with more awaiting, as the assembly begins its sessions.

General Assembly of The United Presbyterian Church First United Presbyterian Church Rt. A. Hutchison Altoona J. W. Witherspoon Allegheny Williamson Burlington

Iowa State Fair to Set Up Daily Prize Press Bureau

Secretary J. Simpson announces a daily prize awards press bureau at the Iowa State Fair. The bureau will gather and publish prize lists each day, with headquarters on the grounds from August 25 to September 1 to aid editors and the public.

Simpson Iowa

Mrs Geisler of Muscatine Visits City Friends

Mrs Fred Geisler of Muscatine is visiting numerous friends and relatives in the city, stopping at several homes as she travels through town.

Fred Geisler Muscatine The City

Men's Summer Wear Trends Highlight Hatbands and Fads

The article outlines summer fashion shifts with fancy hatbands in multiple colors and easy-to-use hooks, English style bands, and a revival of the turndown collar. It notes golf handkerchiefs in madder tones, the coatless brace, shepherd plaid neckwear, and belts with square gold plated buckles.

Iva Latraw Hate

Boys and Cigarettes. Philadelphia Bulletin opinion note

The Philadelphia Bulletin notes consensus that cigarette smoking harms boys and urges action by the school board. A special committee cites 20 000 of 82 000 public school boys as addicted and suggests expulsion as a drastic but unlikely enforcement remedy.

Philadelphia Board of Education

Class of 1905 Evening at Graham Opera House

Twenty six graduates honored in an all around performance filled with two orations by Bertha Brown and Kate Montgomery and a series of recitations and musical numbers including violin and piano duet and piano solo selections.

Bertha Brown Kate Montgomery Michael Angelo Mary Patton Eugene Field Florence Crone Washington High School Graham

Washington High School Alumni honor students at First United Presbyterian event

The article notes a Crawfordsville session of the Committee of Missions at the First United Presbyterian church with reports from Dr. Alexander Gilchrist and a total claims figure of 140000. It mentions Washington High School Alumni, class activities, decorations, a musical program, and a debate on expansion policy led by students and professors.

First United Presbyterian Church Committee of Missions Crawfordsville Alexander Gilchrist Washington

Visit to Sister’s Home Near Ainsworth

Mrs. Frank departed this morning for Ainsworth to spend a couple of days visiting at the home of her sister Mrs. Frank Wood.

Frank Ainsworth Frank Wood

Marriage of Kathryn Wilson to Fred Smith Planned

This evening at the home of Mr and Mrs C J Wilson on East Washington Street the marriage of their daughter Kathryn to Mr Fred Smith of Richland will occur.

The Reason Why Smith and Abey at the Mills Hotel

Two Hebrew men stayed at a Mills Hotel and were told to bathe before bed. Seeing each other they exclaimed, Oh Abey you are dirty. Abey replied, I am three years older than you.

Abey

May Corn Prices Jump On Market Close

The May corn market rose sharply with a nine cent gain per bushel. It closed yesterday at 57 cents and today at 66 cents, reflecting a strong day for grain traders.

Class Night Program Sets Fine Tone for Grammar School

Principal Seth Thomas leads a lengthy program with recitations duets and dialogues by senior students. Miss Helen Anderson and Ruth Winter perform, the octette brightens the event with Voice of the Western Wind and Ah I Have Sighed to Rest Me. After diplomas are awarded, the class song Louise closes the evening with a note perfect performance.

Seth Thomas D. McMasters The Baptist Church Caprice Hongoris Ruth Winter Helen Anderson Brutus Cassius Bessie McClean Jeanette Cherry Mary Rohrer Grace Hunter Mary McCulley Pearl Fox Fannie Ross Olive Ransey Inez Morrow Emma McCall Genevra McCaw Wagney Louise

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