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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1919

Page

3

Ascension Day Observed by Washington Knights Templar

Knights Templar of Washington plan a full Ascension Day program with graves decorated at Bethleham Wellman Elm Grove and Woodlawn cemeteries. About sixty five Bethlehem commandery graves to be honored. Wreaths mailed to distant towns. supper at 7:15 in Masonic temple. day ends with temple inspection by L. R. Perry.

Knights Templar of Washington Knights Keota Wellman Bethiche Knights Templar Elm Grove Cemetery Woodlawn Cemetery Bethlehem Commandery Masonic Temple L. R. Perry Oskaloosa

Red Cross Urges Decoration Day Parade Assembly

Red Cross workers are urged to meet at 9:26 AM on Decoration Day just west of the Court House to form a parade line. Ladies should wear uniforms. flags will be provided. The march ends at Woodlawn cemetery where workers will disband.

Red Cross Court House Woodlawn

Reverend Grier Recalls American Valor in Warfront Talk

The Rev. James H. Grier of Canonsburg Pa. spoke at Second United Presbyterian recounting six months in front line trenches with American troops. He praised US soldiers for rapid war adaptation and cited the Paris defense as turning the tide in 1918. He described life under fire, rescue duties, cooties and rats, and a ship torpedoing tale ending in a pajama escape.

France Washington James HH. Grier Canonsburg Second United Presbyterian Church Grier Reetreat Paris Mr. Grier Battle Front Europe New York Walester Leslie Mountfoerd America J. M. Wishart

Knights in position to furnish autos for Ascension Day

Keota and Wellman committees request Al Sir Knights who can supply automobiles for Ascension Day services to notify Chas. S. Thomas by 7 30 a m Thursday.

al Sir KnIghts Keota Wellman Chas. S. Thomas

Decoration Day Program Outlined for Friday

The program committee released the complete order of events for Decoration Day. The parade starts at ten, cemeteries will be decorated, and afternoon programs follow at Graham Theatre with Governor W L Harding speaking. The Woodlawn and Bim Grove ceremonies feature addresses by E D Morrison and W M Keeley, prayers, songs, and taps.

Ralph Bunce David Livingston Col D. J. Palmer Graham Theatre E. D. Morrison W. M. Keeley W. L. Harding Woodlawn America Ida Iverson F. J. Peterson Arthur Dankwardt Everette Griffith Bim Grove Graves Song C. A King A. St. Oates

Miller's Antiseptic Oil Promoted As Wonderful Remedy

Letters from J C Gibson of Jonesboro Arkansas, Florence Meager of Hartford Connecticut, and Mrs Williams of Gadsden Alabama praise Miller's Antiseptic Oil for diphtheria relief pain relief and rheumatism. Ad claims many cures daily with guarantees and prices 50c 60c and 1.00.

J. C. Gibson Jonesboro Ark Gibson Florence Meager Whitney Street Hartford, Conn Sherman Bros. Adyt

Committees Named for Governor Visit and Cemetery Decoration

A reception committee to meet the governor includes Capt. J. A. Young and others. Grave decoration at Woodlawn Cemetery will be managed by J. W. Morton and J. M. Lytle with an eleven member assisting group. Elm Grove decoration is led by W. R. Jeffrey, A. Hunter and David Boyer.

J. A. Young C. J. Wilson H. M. Richer M. W. Bailey Ralph Dougherty Wm. Sutherland W. H. Butterfield L. H. Wallace FP. L. Wilson Humphrey Richards Ralph Smith Woodlawn Cemetery J. W. Morton J. M. Lytle

Bertha Hay Receives Public School Music Supervision Certificate

Miss Bertha A. Hay of 218 Main Street earned a Public School Music Supervision certificate from the Combs Conservatory of Music at its Thirty-fourth annual commencement in Philadelphia. Gilbert Reynolds Combs awarded the certificate, with instruction from Dr. Enoch W. Pearson, director of music in Philadelphia schools.

Bertha A. Hay Mainstreet A. W. Hay Combs Conservatory of Music Academy of Music Philadelphia Misa Hay Gilbert Raynollds Combs Conservatory Boards of Education Miss Hay Enoch W. Pearson

Journal Boys Visit Brundage Carnival

Journal carriers escorted by F. O. Evans enjoyed the Brundage attractions, wearing yellow tags as they toured the carnival from Ferris Wheel to trained fleas. B C Kincannon suffered severe burns from a gasoline stove explosion and was hospitalized. his wife and others received injuries as the event ended with a blaze and a dining-car accident.

Journal F. O. Evans Journal Force Brundage B. C. Kincannon Kincannon

Barber shops close Friday Memorial Day noon

The barber shops of the city will close Friday at noon for the balance of the day.

Leon Beatty Post American Legion Formed Last Evening

A local American Legion post named Leon Beatty post was formed at a Commercial club gym meeting. It started with 69 charter members and elected Palmer Wilson as commander with officers including Louis Masson and David Livingston. A bylaws committee and officers were chosen as organizers plan a permanent structure after the national society completes organization.

Commercial Club American Legion Soldiers of the War Overseas Leon Beatty 168Th Infantry France Palmer Wilson 168Th Louis Masson David Livington R. R. Noonan Frank Rice Glenn Adams E. T. Wickham George Stewart Walter Conner S. W. Brookhart T. L. Brookhart Iowa

Night Watchmen Arrested After Carnival Burglary

Sheriff R H McCarty holds two Brundage carnival night watchmen Leonard Day and Harry Burns after they allegedly entered a showman’s quarters, forced a trunk, and took two revolvers. The carnival, generally well behaved, faces uncertain charges as officials decide on formal action.

R. H. McCarty Brundage Carnival Company Leonard Day Harry Burns Carnival

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