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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1928

Page

7

Summer Vacation Quietly Sweeps Rural Schools

In Brighton country schools closed last Friday for summer break with many hosting picnics. Mrs. A J Morgan is slowly improving. Mr and Mrs Stanley Marshall and baby visited near Washington, while Homer Brinton was a Washington caller. Much corn affected by wire worm and storm damage noted.

Brighton R. 1 A. J. Morgan Stanley Marshall Baby Near Washington George Marshal Homer Brinton Washington

Rain and Hail Hit Replanting Efforts Last Friday

Farmers report needed rain and hail last Friday requiring replanting in fields. Local growers say rainfall helped crops regain moisture despite hail damage.

Ainsworth News Briefs and Upcoming School Plays

Mrs T H Will Mrs Donald Rabenold and Mrs Clark Wood motored to Muscatine Thursday. Mrs Harry Campbell and son Clifford join them for a few days. Mrs S R Baker of Keota visits Hiram Baker’s family. T H Will and Campbell attend with Phillip Gerdes family. Senior banquet at high school May 22 23. Eighth grade play Rescued by Radio at consolidated school May 22. J Path of Davenport collected subscriptions for Davenport Democrat. Irene Gerdes Helena Baker visit Annette Iola Coppick.

Ainsworth Consolidated School J. Path Davenport Davenport Democrat Irene Gerdes Helena Baker Annetta Iola Coppick

Memorial Services to be Held at Presbyterian Church

The Rev J W Zerbe will speak at the union memorial services Sunday at 11 am at the Presbyterian church with special music from church singers. Old Clifton club meets Thursday with Mrs John Lee. Florence Deagan 80, died Tuesday at her daughter Mrs James Smith’s home after illness. She was born July 4 1847 in Glen Falls NY. Survived by daughter and son Fred Coffin of Conn esville. Trevor Williams at Tulsa assembly this week. Mrs William Luckey returns from Independence after commencement and visiting Charles Glaspey. Funeral for John Eden 12 held at Swank church Wednesday afternoon. parents and siblings survive. Maurice Davidson of Bloomington IL visited E G Brent home early this week. Evelyn Kistler recovering from operation at Bellevue Hospital Muscatine on Monday. Joe H Jones attending farm bureau meetings in Des Moines and Red Oak this week. William Douthitt, Central College Pella coach, visited friends here.

Columbus Junction J. W. Zerbe Methodist Church Union Presbyterian Church Clifton Clab John Lee Florence Deagan James Smith John Eden Homer Eden Swank Church Maurice Davidson Bloomington Ill E. G. Brent Evelyn Kistler Bellevue Hospital Muscatine Joe H. Jones Farm Bureau Des Moines Red Oak William Douthitt Central College Pella

Kalona Woman Joins Clark and Ens Lin Store Staff

Miss Marie Jackson is employed by the Clark and Ens lin store in Washington. Mr and Mrs Theodore Pratt and...

Kalona Marie Jackson Clark and Enslin Washington Theodore Pratt

Seventy Six Mabel Horning and Community Visitors

Community notes report visitors to local families including Mabel Horning and Mrs. Melissa Louck. Weekend travel includes Waukesha Wisconsin emissions and Des Moines. The senior class play Go Slow Mary drew crowds despite rain and baccalaureate was held at the Christian church.

Melissa Louck Tom Lahey H. R. Swartzendruber Gail Fairfield Lee Small Helen Rock Island Nellie Huff Des Moines Ann Beck Mary The Christian Church Joy Page Iowa City Gladys Page Riverside Nellie Page Ernston & Mitchell

Wellston Community News Roundup Notables and School Notes

In Wellston area updates, Augustine unloads a car of corn and sand gravel and cement arrive. locals attend Brighton events, sermons, and a class play. Aunt Mary Brinning funeral in Washington and a farm summer plan noted. A school year ends with awards and no tardies. Lechner farewell gifts. eighth graders Wilma Brinning Myra Harvey Lucile Robertson graduate.

Wellston W. RE. Augustine Walter Statler Oliver Furst Carl Corpman Brighton Lechner H. A. Engels Mary Brinning Washington Ernest Hummer Virgil Forest Brinning John Hanley Tom Porter West Chester W. H. Brinning Stout Sandy Hook Valley Clark Pfeifer Wilma Brinning Myra Harvey Lucile Robertson

Washington News Highlights and Local Mentions

Martha G. Thrasher reports from Washington R 6 detailing community notes. Mentions include Mrs C K Hamilton and individuals Bobby and Charles in local notices and social items.

Washington, R Martha G. Thrasher Washington R Mrs. C. KE. Hamilton Bobby Charles

Local Social Roundup From Lone Tree Area

Accompanied by her father and sister Miss Ferne, a visit to Boneparte Iowa is planned. Miss Patricia Canier of Boone spent the weekend with the Smiths and was guest of honor at a Walter Smith dinner. Families visited near Lone Tree and Prairie Flower school closed Friday. The sixth grade graduation class will assemble Saturday with Earl Smith shelling corn at the Crosby farm.

Campbell Ferne Boneparte Iowa Patricia Canier Boone Coe College Smith Walter Smith J. F. Battenhouse Blainé Holmes Matthews Lone Tree Bible Elwyn Lewis Keota Harold Disney Prairie Flower School Earl Smith John Foster Crosby Farm Phillis Hamilton Gene Smith Chas. Fuhr Sth

Highest Navigable Lake Named The Highest Water Body

The passage notes Lake Titicaca as the highest navigable lake in South America, marking its distinction as the region's supreme waterway. The brief cites Liberty as a source or location reference.

Lake Titicaes South America Liberty

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