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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1926

Page

3

Halloween social notes and club gatherings across Wellston

Mrs James Chorpening hosts Wellston social club with plans for a seven oclock dinner and a hard times party at the Charles McKinstry home on November fifth. Other clubs share Halloween parties with prizes, games, and family attendances, including the Wednesday Kensington club at the Simkins home and the Flyer De Lis club at Mrs Whisler’s country house.

James Chorpening Wellston Chas. McKinstry Christimas Exchange Rueben Zeno Tinnes James Percy Whisler Flyer de Lis Club James Zeck California Meek Homer Birney

Salesman offers weekly income and dealer profits

An advertorial pitch promises $100 weekly for a salesman and details profits for dealers. A salesman earns $1.00 per sale while dealers invest $2.00 to sell items at $3.50, yielding $1.50 profit per unit. The copy urges readers to join and promises guidance to succeed.

Geo. L. Lane Manfteth

Halloween Party At 614 East Main Street

Mr and Mrs Amos Weaver hosted about twenty two guests at their East Main Street home. The evening featured Hallowe en games and guessing contests with Mrs Weaver winning the guessing prize. The finale included rock and five hundred. High scores went to Mr and Mrs Oscar Jugenheimer.

H. H. Club S. P. Finch George Finch Dite Hesseltine J. B. Hoxworth Glenn Knupp George Cousine George Rinch George Cozeine Will Denham Billie Ss. P Finch Howard McAtlin Donald Due Hesseltine George Brown Glenn Knapp Gea Mopping Will Longer Hazel Ruth I. B. Hoxworth Velda Evelyn W. A Harter Wilber Harold Kensington Club Wm. Simking Humble Orchestra Mary Reinert North Ave. C Hallowe'en Reinert Harry Humble Oakley Kermit Payne Mary Alice Payne Anna Knottneruss Gweneth Kruser Joe Klopfenstein Tim Amos Weaver East Main Street Weaver Oscar Jugenheimer

Sunshine Community Club Meets This Week

Numerous local groups announce meetings for the week of November 2 including the Sunshine Community Club, Pleasant Plain Missionary Society, D B A Res organization, Kensington Baptist group, Harmony Club, Piletburg Ladies Aid, Linger Longer Club, Royal Neighbors, Knights of Pythias, Woman's Missionary Society, and St James PLT A. Several events feature honored guests or anniversaries and many invite all members of the associations.

Pleasant Plain Missionary Society James Zeck Sam McCleery California

G A BR Meeting Scheduled for Tomorrow at Two

The group will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 in the hall to discuss planned activities.

G. A. BR

WLR OC Plans Friday Inspection Visit

The WLR. OC. will meet for inspection Friday afternoon November 12. The president learned this morning that the inspector would arrive then. The Just Us club meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Stalla Dodd and will bring information on the American Indian. The W. club gathers with Mrs. R. A. Davidson on Tuesday November 2.

Sunshine Community Club Frank Leeper Harmony Club Malcolm Montgomery Linger Longer Club James Combs Frank Scranton Clarence Jackson Kolah Club WLR. OC Just Us Club Bk. Oo. W. Club R. A. Davidson

Wellston News: Local Visits and Farm Activities

Mrs. C. E. Griffith reports on visits by Mrs. yi R Porter and her mother from Chicago. Effie Porter hosts. Dunbar family attends George Horse sale near Richland. Frances Dunbar helps with housework. John McKinney returns from Wisconsin trip. Clarice Hotle remodels. W. Augustine and others attend a chicken fry at New Haven. farmers start corn Embedding progress shown by Elmer Kolosiek’s corn picker. Ross Whitacre family moves to Brighton. Clara Engel visits northern Minnesota relatives. Viola Alter, 16, set to marry Dr. Silas Crowith, 66, with Alter noting Browning and Peaches remark as crazy.

Wellston Yi R Porter da McKune Chicago Effie Porter Will ‘Dunbar Donald Richland Frances Dunbar David Temple John McKinney Wisconsin Clarice Hotle W. &. Augustine New Haven Elmer Kolosiek Ross Whitacre Brighton Clara Engel Minnesota Watchogue Viola Alter Alter

Dr Charles Robertson Dies in Chicago After Surgery

Dr Charles Moore Robertson 60 chief of the eye ear nose and throat dept Winds Polyclinic School died at his Chicago home after an appendicitis operation. He previously served in the University of Iowa medical department. Body to be sent to Muscatine Iowa for burial.

Associated Press Chicago Charles Moore Robertson The Winds Polyclinic School Robertson Medical University of Iowa Muscatine

Journal Want ADS Pay A Trial Will Convince

An old newspaper note hints that advertisements pay off and a trial run will prove the value. It frames the ad strategy as a persuasive test to boost revenue.

Journal

Spessard Visit and Local Society Notes

Raymond Buckley and Miss Martin of Washington visited Raymond Buckley and his parents. Mrs. Clayton Eden and others attended the Iowa Federation of Clubs meeting in Burlington. Mrs. W. T. Trotter visited Des Moines with her sons. Dr. A. J. Laird of Des Moines visited his daughter. Miss Mildred Edmondson hosted a Hallowe'en party. Leonard Trotter returned to Cincinnati. Frank Armstrong, once in Iowa City, underwent stomach ulcer surgery. family summoned to Iowa City.

Ainsworth Raymond Buckley Martin Washington Raymond Mrs Buckley Clayton Eden George Marr John Clegg W. S. Moore Delayney Iowa Federation of Clubs Burlington George Eden Iowa City W.T. Trotter Des Moines James Jack Trotter A. N. Euwer A. J. Laird Ho G. Crawford Mildred Edmondson Leonard Trotter Cincinnati Ohio Frank Armstrong

A.M.E. Church Dinner Proceeds Reported at City Hall

Members of the A.M.E. church report proceeds from Saturday’s dinner at City Hall. The city council allowed the use of the hall, and parishioners thank the public for liberal patronage and donations that supported the enterprise.

A.M.E A.M. EF. Church Today

Mrs. E P Adler Dies in Chicago Sudden Death

Davenport Times publisher's wife Mrs. E P Adler dies suddenly in Chicago. She was a cousin of T Rothschild of Washington. Funeral service expected to be held Tuesday.

Davenport Chicago E. P. Adler Davenport Times T. Rothschild Washington

John R Bambrick Dies in Washington Hospital

John R Bambrick aged forty two unmarried died over a week ago at Stepton hospital near Seattle Washington from diabetes. The body was brought to Orion Illinois for interment. E W Bambrick and sons Raymond and Jim traveled Saturday night to attend the funeral held today.

John Bambrick E. W Stepton Hospital Seattle Washington Orion Ilinois E. W. Bambrick and Raymond Jim

Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Bereavement Kindness

We publicly express thanks to friends and neighbors for kindnesses during our bereavement. We appreciate beautiful floral offerings and Masonic interest. Sincerely Mrs Russell Davis Mr Oscar Davis and families.

Russell Davis Oscar Davis

Pass First film at Fox Theatre starring Hughes and Del Rio

The film version of the Francis Perry Elliott novel and Leo Wilson Dodd play, Pass First, starring Lloyd Hughes and Dolores Del Rio, is now playing at the Fox Theatre in an Edwin Carewe production.

Francis Perry Elliott Leo Wilson Dodd Lloyd Hughes Dolores del Rio Fox Theatre Edwin Carewe

Three tramps seen through ruse in Pals First plot twist

First National reveals three disguising tramps posing as mansion owner guests whose ruse collapses and yields a sudden turn. Highlighted is Miss Del Rio earning stardom as Wes Wabeer’s leading star, with Edwin Carve directing. Cast includes Hughes Earle Cooper Franzis Reec Nichols Belcher.

Hollywood Miss del Rio Alec Franzis George Reec Alice Nichols Alice Belcher

McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Tablets Proclaimed Safe for Puny Children

An old advertisement promotes McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a cure for rickets and weak growth in children. It claims the product builds teeth and bones, notes a strong stomach for most children, and offers a money back guarantee. Sold as sixty tablets for 60 cents at J. E. Lemmons and other druggists.

McCory J. E. Lemmons McCoy

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