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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1920

Page

3

Washington and Ottumwa face stiff battle at ballpark

Ottumwa led by coach George Yount ready for a top test against Washington after a strong season. Washington, missing Carson, Duke and Swift may start with substitutes and must avoid overconfidence as Ottumwa aims to break its losing streak against Washington.

Washington Ottumwa Sehonla George Yount Fairfield Yount Burlington Ottomwn Carson Duke Swift Dee Hneun Lemley Ottumwans Maybo

Presbyterian Instruction School Attended by Clergy

Rev A RR Oates and colleagues visited Town City for a presbyterial school aimed at clarifying the New Era movement. The session opened yesterday morning with a faculty of church representatives and New Era agents, and runs through today.

A. RR. Oates Winfield Smoure Patterson BK. D. Clark Arthur Weed C. B. Dougherty Town City

Grand Jury Begins Term Work Today

The November term grand jury was paneled this morning in district court by Judge Charles A. Dewey. W. E. Acheson serves as foreman with E. S. Bishop George Sojka Van Gabby Alex Marry G. L. Dutton and Leo Shel angouskie as members. D. C. Kyle is clerk and C. D. Bickford bailiff. Crawfordsville jurors unable to attend due to illness. Miscellaneous business fills the afternoon and jury cases are set for next week.

Cour District Court Charles A. Dewey W. E. Ahceson E.S. Bishop George Sojka van Gabby Alex Marry G. L. Dutton Leo Shelangouskie D. C. Kyle C. D. Bickford W. E. Acheson Crawfordsville Iulnors

Senator Harding Wins Washington County Majority in Election

Harding carried Washington county with a 3,581 plurality out of 8,047 votes reported to the county auditor. Hughes led the presidential vote, while Arthur Griffith topped county auditor results, and Charles Denison won sheriff with a 1,904 margin. only one Democrat was elected to county office.

Harding Washington County Iowa Township Fourth Ward Washington Township Hughes Wilson Arthur Griffith West Charles Denison McCarty J. D. Glasgow Mac de Long Bailey Reed Wells

K C Knights of Columbus Secretary Addresses Iowa

Carlos Chapman former Knights of Columbus secretary spoke to a school audience in the hi gh school auditorium praising mothers and recounting war relief work. He described KC wartime aid of 37 million dollars sent to France and 7 million returned for home use, noting 11 million now and 5 million given to the American Legion for a Washington home. He praised Red Cross nurses and declared KC members helped 306000 soldiers find work, ending with his poem The Knights of Columbus Were There.

Higk Lsehood Carlos “Sandy” Chapman Knights of Columbus Irisdman Chapmen New England Iowa France American Legion Washington, D. C Chapman Red Cross Salvation Army KK. C K. C Father Davitt Worcester Mass Paris Harry Whitaker Washington Martin Whitaker

October Weather Summary Shows Wide Temperature Range

The local weather bureau report for October records extremes of warmth and coolness with an average temperature of 59.3 degrees.

Local Notices and Troubles Spark Telephone Calls

Harvey Meek reports his wife has spent the day answering phones while a journal ad seeks a coal stove. The text blames a six nine three black number for prank calls and mentions rising cream and butter prices amid election questions.

Harvey Meek The Journal Harvey

First Frost and Weather Summary for October

The month recorded a maximum of 85.5 and a minimum of 21 degrees. The first frost occurred on October 1. Rainfall totaled 1.26 inches with five rainy days, fifteen clear days, six cloudy and ten partly cloudy. Over the last six years frost dates were 1919 October 11, 1918 September 20, 1917 September 11, 1916 September 15, 1915 August 30, 1914 October 25.

Schools Closed Today and Tomorrow for State Convention

Washington teachers attend the state convention at Des Moines while others visit larger cities to view school practices. The local schools close for two days as delegates travel and pupils welcome the break before the convention ends Saturday.

Washington Des Moines

Community notices from Friday evening meetings

The Rebekah lodge meets Friday at 7 30 bringing fruit jars for Magon City homes and sandwiches for lunch. The Christian Church choir rehearses Friday at 7 30. Baptist church at West Chester holds Sunday 11 am service with Rev. Anderson new pastor. Your ad seen.

Rebekah Magon City The Christian Church Baptist Church West Cheater Anderson

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