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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1919
Page
8
An advertisement invites readers to subscribe to marcasines by club or single inscription. Contact options include calling 59 Red after 5 40 p m or writing to the listed address. A mail list of club prices will be sent on request. Nita Belle McKeon is named as authorized agent.
An advertising notice invites readers to call 59 Red after 5 30 pm or write in care of the Journal. It promises savings by purchasing a club and offers to send a price list on request. Nita Belle Mc Keon is listed as authorized representative.
W P Moothart Adjt asks G A R and W R C and Amillaries to confirm attendees for the Cedar Rapids state encampment on June 3 4 and 5. He notes certificates for reduced rates and requests prompt response on who will go.
All G. A. R. veterans are requested to report at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning in front of the Court House to form for the parade. Those in charge of cemetery sections are urged to be present at this time.
The annual decoration day services of the Fire Department will be held Sunday June 1. Members should meet at City Hall at 2 o clock P.M. Bog.
All lumber and related services will be closed on Decoration Day, with S812 noting a shutdown of operations for the holiday.
A brief item notes a Soldiers Memorial event with a dance planned Friday night at the armory, listing the venue address 8812 and suggesting local participation in a community gathering.
Mixed items announce flower displays at McNamara's Undertaking Parlors and Canning & Brown Jersey cow sale on May 34 at 2 2 P M. People travel for visits and studies, including Jack Putnam en route to Annapolis. Soldiers Memorial Day dance planned at the armory and several residents attend events in nearby towns.
J T Matthews receives a large box of mountain laurel sent to Chattanooga Tennessee by his sister in law Mrs Anna Fisher Colver as a gesture of friendship and local ties.
McConnellsburg residents Mr and Mrs David Kendall and two daughters Miss Ella and Miss Ethel with a chauffeur spent last night visiting their cousin Miss Gertrude Kendall. They plan to travel by automobile to Athalowa to see Rev A Malcolm and Howard Atchison and their daughters.
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