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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1922

Page

6

Wedding plans and society notes from the community

Invitations announce the wedding of Mrs Mildred McKain daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank McKain to Walter Gustavist set for Saturday June 10 in Los Angeles California. Members of the Junior Class and Miss Myrtle Stewart hosted a picnic and gifts were given to Miss Stewart as she leaves for Cedar Falls. The Baptist Church Ladies League held a fifteen cent social at the church with a program of readings vocal duets and piano solos. Miss Mary A Patterson and Mr Thomas Harvey Jr were married in Muscatine at the Presbyterian parsonage with reception to follow on a farm east of town. The Nineteenth Century club closed its year with a picnic inviting member families.

Mis Mildred McKain Frank MrcKain Walter Gustavist Los Angeles California Mere Cite Ian Church Myrtle Stewart Woods Miss Stewart Cedar Falls Ladies League of the Baptist Church Ivan Rehmel Pearl Jones Doris Fields Chas. Hayes Howard Kerr Mary A Patterson Thomas Harvey, Jr Muscatine Presbyterian Parsonage John Rendall Harvey Waggoner Ltaw Harvey Ott Patterson Lexxington T. J. Harvey Sirs June

Women's clubs close year with dinner and elections

The final meeting at Mrs. M. W. Batley's home elected officers with Mrs Richer as president Miss Margaret Doolittle as vice president and Mrs C A Newey as secretary and treasurer A lively discussion of the book Children of the Market Place followed with remarks about Edgar Lee Masters and historical figures Then a lavish picnic dinner for forty guests on the Bailey estate featured homemade treats The Embroidery club gathered at Mrs Howard Sigafoose's home despite light rain with neighbor guests and refreshments to close the social afternoon.

M. W. Batley W. R. Cubbins C. Richer Margaret Doolittle C. A. Newey Eicher Market Place Edgar Lee Masters Stephen A. Douglas Cubbins Masters Chicago Washington Bailey Home Mes Howard Sigafoose Embroidery Club Altho

Story of Our Flag

Historical note traces the U S flag star count through key wars from 1776 to a later period. It states 18 stars from 1776 to 1788 15 stars in 1812 2 in the Mexican War 34 in the Civil War 45 in the Spanish American War and counts current stars at the time of writing.

Failing of Mankind Reflects on Shared Duty

A fragment quotes Uncle urging cooperation saying the average man is eager to do his share of the work and to hold up his end of a quarrel, with the line Wed git along better. highlighting social expectation and communal effort.

Middle One's Hard Lot Explained by Jane

Jane describes the middle child predicament with one older brother and one younger sibling. She says the middle child is excluded from trips because the oldest dominates outings and the youngest can't go yet.

Jane

Affections and Patient Benefit, Not Quick Removal

Quote from Robert Hall urges that afflictions should be valued for potential benefits rather than rushed removal, framing pain as a teacher and prompt for personal growth. It emphasizes measured response and inner resilience.

Robert Hall

Odd Argentine Custom Ties President to Godsons

A curious Argentinian tradition grants the seventh son a presidential godfather, ensuring the president has a finite number of godsons as large families are common in the republic.

Argentino Argentina

Annual Certificate for Publica tion of Western Automobile Ins Co

The Iowa Insurance Commissioner certifies that Western Automobile Insurance Co of Ft Scott Kansas is authorized to transact automobile liability property damage personal injury collision and theft insurance in Iowa until March 1 1923 based on a sworn statement as of December 31 1921. The filing shows paid up capital liabilities and assets totals with the official seal and date May 25 1922.

Western Automobile Ins. Co Ft. Scott Kansas Insurance Department of Iowa Iowa Panjee Rance Company Hag Yeabel I. A. C. Savage Lst

Sermon Length Depends on Listener Attention

Uncle Eben notes that the value of a sermon hinges on audience attention. He argues a talk lasts only as long as listeners stay awake and engaged.

Uncle Eben

Two year old questions fragrance of narcotic blooms

A two year old hovers over a beaker of narcotic blooms. The child asks if they are fragrant and the aunt asks in return. The baby replies with a playful misphrase stating they are flowers.

Danger of Being Too Tall in Danish Tuberculosis Link

Dr C Rahbek Danish specialist in tuberculosis warns that children unusually tall for their age show a peculiar predisposition to tuberculosis. The claim highlights height as a potential risk factor prompting medical attention.

C. Rahbek

Phrase from a court report echoes grim warning

A fragment from a court page records a harsh remark about a child in a discussion of music lessons and dangerous substances. The line suggests a prosecutor or witness voices a graphic warning, reflecting the era’s blunt street language.

Echoes from Sunday Services at the Presbyterian Church

Reports to the General Assembly from Des Moines Iowa show 45000 new communicants and 41751 in Mission study classes. The Assembly elected Dr Calvin C Hays of Johnston PA as moderator. Significant actions included merging thirteen boards into four and staunch positions on labor capital relations and marriage law reforms. A sermon recalls Jesus bearing the cross amid crowd reaction.

Presbyterian Church General Assembly Des Moines Iowa Home Mission Council Calvin C. Hays Johnston Pennsylvania Synod of Pennsylvania Federal Council of Churches Board of Foreign Missions National Board of Church Extension Board of Christian Education Board of Ministerial Relief and Sustentation

Sermon Reflections on Jesus Trial and Sacrifice

Pastor Rev. W. H. Hampton D. D. recalls the trial of Jesus as Rome’s sway, Pilate’s compromise, and the mob’s demand. He notes the beating, mockery, and scourging endured by Christ for others, condemning Him though guiltless, and explains three crosses formed for the crucifixion.

W. H. Hampton Matt God Rome Pilate Jesus

Portugal’s Only Towns Over Fifty Thousand

Portuguese statistic claim lists Lisbon and Oporto as the only towns in Portugal with populations above 50 000, implying the density of large urban centers is concentrated in these two cities.

Portugal Lisbon Oporto

What Eyes Indicate

Round eyes appear placid and generous in character. Large blue eyes seen as signs of ability and sensitivity. They also suggest a stentous disposition.

Wrong Belief on Hebrew Language History

A historical note recalls that under two centuries ago scholars held Hebrew as the original tongue and source of all languages. It asserts Hebrew was dead by Jesus time and that no language derives from it, not even Yiddish. The piece warns that limited learning leads to danger in such debates.

Jesua

Annual certificate for Western Surety Company publication

Insurance Department of Iown Des Moines issues annual certificate for Western Surety Company located in Sioux Falls South Dakota. It shows compliance with Chapter 4 Title 9 Code Iowa and reports financial figures through December 31 1921 including assets 148 569.37 liabilities 444 958.84 and risks 123 896.46 with seal observed.

Western Surety Company Insurance Company Sioux Falls S. 10 Insurance Department of Iowa Code of Iowa I. A. C. Savage Iowa

Insurance Commissioner's Office Note from Des Moines 1922

A fragment from a Des Moines record dated the 45th day of May 1922 shows the Commissioner of Insurance receiving two orders for publication. One order is for a set of Dickens works while the other is to publish a separate item.

Des Moines A. C. Savage Ee Moines Irmnaire Esmvesest Boston ‘Transcript

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