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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1923

Page

8

Local social notes from Atchison and surrounding towns

Mrs B F Tucker of Brighton visited town on business yesterday. Mrs George McKee of West Chester and daughter Maxine spent time at the H M Crone home. Mrs EF Sparr, visiting her mother, C L Chil cote, traveled to Davenport to visit sister Mrs James Delp. Mr and Mrs Ray Minick of Brighton and their children visited Henry and Mrs Minick. Notice I have returned and will be in my fief tomorrow June 1st. Dr P I Biter

B. F. Tucker Brighton George McKee West Chester Maxine H. M. Crone EF. L. Sparr C. L. Chilcote Davenport James Delp Ray Minick Reymond Lucille Donald Richard Henry Minick Dr, P. 1 Biter C. J. Poster KB. J. Adams Will Cunningham Moline W. Jr. Snider Rubio John Benda Benda J. E. Harvey Wellston Lemley Henry Farrier Titus

Eatable sale on south side of square and visits reported

A local notice lists an event for Saturday June 2 selling wood for Sunday dinners at Batable Sale. It also records many visits: Mrs Hugh Davis and Manda of Crawfordville to Williamsburg. Mrs J H Dermody of Muscatine returning home after visiting sister Mrs N L Harris. Mrs C J Fulton and Susan Strider of Parfield returning after visiting M W Bailey home. Will Cunningham and family visits. Mr and Mrs J Max Kurtz of Moline returning from visits. Mr and Mrs W H Hopkins of Chicago leaving for Ottumwa. Mr and Mrs L S Hewitt leaving for Lenox Iowa. Mr and Mrs John Little of Des Moines visiting and leaving for Lone Tree. Also flags and poles orders to Cran’s store. stock exhausted, new orders to follow. Legion Auxiliary Committee.

John Little Des Moines Henry Minick Lone Tree Crai's Cran's Legion Auxiliary Committee

Local notices and personal items from Ottumwa area

Arch Best Oxfords and Wilson's featured, various visits to Keota Wellston and Ames. Residents travel to Oskaloosa Pleasant Plain Tit​us and Akron. new baby Roy born at county hospital. doors and windows screens offered. culling cows for sale and a tennis racket inquiry.

Special at our fountain now White House Tee Cream

McElhinney Drug Co. advertises White House Tea Cream at the fountain. Phone 9.

White House McElhinney Drug Co

Local Notices and Visits Around Oskaloosa Area

Water rents due at West Side Drus Store through June 10. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Cook guests of relatives in Oskaloosa. Deputy postmaster W. G. Stewart has house painted on South Iowa Avenue. Mrs. Robert Breen visits brother Charles Hazen and relatives near Ottumwa. Boice Wagner and family move to Wayland. bakery opening. Miss Mifred Martin of South Pasadena visits Elsie Minick. plans to spend summer with sister Mrs. Walter Hunt in Fairfield. Nicola family returns from Sigourney after funeral. A. H. Nicola and wife from Sanborn visit. Judge W. S. Cooper and family arrive for a few days with WA Cook and Miss Minnie Conner at their homes. They travel from St. Louis after daughter’s school term.

Mifred Martin South Pasadena Calif Elsie Minick Martin Wags Washington Iowa Walter Hunt Fairfield Chas Nicola Sigourney Chas Nicola Calvin Winters A. H. Nicola Sanborn W. 8. Cooper Winterset Cook Minnie Conner St. Louis

A M Lovelett Found Unconscious After Illness

A M Lovelett living a mile and a half east of town was found in a field yesterday afternoon in an unconscious state. Initial belief blamed injuries from a runaway team, but it was determined he suddenly became ill while at work. Doctors say the illness appears to be a serious stroke.

A. M. Lovelett Town

Memorial Poem Recited At Ainsworth Services By James Porter

An 80 year old Civil War veteran James Porter recited a memorial poem at yesterday’s services in Ainsworth. He recalled memorizing the lines seventy three years ago while shipped a New England reader. The poem honors New England’s dead on battlefields and hills and mourns soldiers who “passed away” on old graves.

Ainsworth James Porter Porter New England George Washington América

For Sale Good Work Horse Beard 9115 eod

For sale a good work horse offered by L Beard. Contact 9115 end of day for details and arrangements.

Good Work Horse, L. &. Beard

Local families trip to Waterloo for visits and Decoration Day

Mr and Mrs A L Young and Mrs Julia Cavendars travel to Waterloo to visit Mrs A bk Ber hens and Mrs Martin. Mr and Mrs Will Dupuis and daughters Ruth Lucille and Mrs Sam Hereman return from Sigourney after attending Decoration Day services and visiting W S Pennell home.

A. L. Young Julia Cavendars Waterloo A.bk. Berhens Martin Will Dupuis Ruth Lucille Sam Hereman Sigourney W. S. Pennell

James Walker Finishes New Basement at St James Church

Carpenter James Walker completes the church basement project at St James Church. A newly dug space with a cement floor will serve as a banquet hall and for various gatherings, marking a notable improvement and convenience for church activities this spring.

James Walker St. James Church

Flood Danger at Sioux City Now Thing of the Past

Flood perils on streams through Sioux City eased early today as small streams return to normal. Citizens are safe and county officials had warned lowland residents to be ready to evacuate. Damage is high but not believed to be heavy.

Sioux City Associated Press

Washing car concept with huge circular washbow proposed

An Australian idea for car washing features Washbows nearly 400 feet wide and 17 inches deep at the center. Vehicles move around in water then receive a water spray and are dried by electricity, per the Chicago American report.

Australia Chicago

Child laments quarrel with playmate Margaret

A young child complains that after a quarrel with her friend Margaret the other children avoid her. The girl tells her mothers that every time she sees Margaret she pretends not to notice her.

Margaret

How to Pronounce Endive in Grocer Talk

In this note the word endive is pronounced with the accent on the first syllable rather than the free second syllable. The guide suggests saying en dive with emphasis on the first syllable rather than end ive.

Primitive Origin in a Boy’s Garden of Eden Misstatement

A student misnames a common appliance when asked to recall ancient technology. He blurts that the “sonae leaf system” used in the Garden of Eden, prompting a Boston schooling record excerpt.

Edep Boston Miening Transcript

Art as Workmanship

A concise argument that art encompasses worthy and complete workmanship produced by competent craftsmen, not limited to pictures or costly luxuries. The text emphasizes value, skill, and deliberate craft as central to true art.

W. It. Lethaby

Famous Bells Through History and Tradition

The curfew bell the Angelus bell and the passing bell form part of bell practice and tradition. Bell ringing signaled moments of life and change including the French revolution era. The great bell of St Marka Venice and other famous bells were alarms to crowds and rulers.

St. Marka Venice

Wisdom's Course in Courage and Silence

A reflection on choosing between action and restraint. It condemns rash acts while honoring steady resolve. The piece praises the virtue of listening to inner judgment when faced with hard decisions.

Wise

The Fortified City of Quebec Referred as Americas Gibraltar

The city of Quebec is described as Americas Gibraltar due to its strong fortifications and strategic position with natural and artificial defenses making it the most heavily defended city in the nation.

Gibraltar Ameriea Quebec

Looking Forward Small Son Question About Heaven

A humorous line from The Passing Show in London features a child asking if souls become angels immediately after death or must pass many examinations first, prompting a light, philosophical moment.

London

Marriage License Issued to Halbert Black and Wilma Torrance

A marriage license was issued at the clerk's office to Halbert Homer Black and Wilma Helena Torrance, both of Richland. The notice also promotes a stomach remedy from Lemmon's Pharmacy with a money back guarantee.

Lemmon’s Halbert Homer Black Wilma Helena Torrance Richland

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William FC Presents Owdrift Fh Hendryx Scemario Jack Charlie Murry Hosiea’y At Square Hugh Davis Manda Crawforderville Williamsburg J. H. Dermody of Muscatine N. L. Harris C. J. Fulton Susan Strider Parfield M. W. Bailey J. Max Kurtz Caryl Frank Kurtz Frank Randall W. H. Hopkins Edward Mary Cook Ottumwa Arch Best Oxfords Wilson L. F. Henderson Ottum Wa Bruce Good City Dr. P. L. Etter Kirksville, Missouri Klein's Corner F. H. Glover Kate of Keota Sue Lytle Pearl Tresslar L. B. Shidler Frank Stewart South Side Sat C. M. Lemmons Kansas City C. H. Boileau Pleasant Plain Mia Kate Bell Babcock Miss Finin Ames Second Street W. D. Loftiss David W. Temple Roy County Hospital Temple Wilbrie Peewer Canning Dennison Oskaloosa Harry Howard Mediterranean J. A. Work Insurance Graham’s Green. Bett M. R. Regan J. W. Baker Goodland Ind BE. EB. Marsh Atty L. W. Baker Akron Ohio Tani Stuart Hotel N. BD. Anderson Bochulty Motor CO Exide Hattery Station B. Lupton Monuments F. Haight White Sewing Machine Company Ian Peeple West Side Drus R. S. Cook W. G. Stewart Iowa Avenue Robert Breen Charles Hazen Boice Wagner Wayland A. M. Lovelett Quite II New Eneland Palm Beach C. M. & F. Clothing Co Washington Cleaners America Pennylvania Steve Nat John Shields & Sons Gulbransen McNamaras
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