Ladies Bazaar Lunch At First United Presbyterian Church
The Ladies of the First United Presbyterian Church will serve lunch at the church during their bazaar on November 21. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1925
Page
8
Suttons attend funeral sermon in North English
Rev and Mrs F W Sutton traveled to North English this morning to preach a funeral sermon. Sutton previously served as pastor in North English for several years. Mrs S T Wheeler of Ainsworth visited the E R Cox home. Eldridge went to Des Moines for upcoming business. Mrs Albert Zingre of Mason City arrived to visit at the William Jurging home. Peerless Performance in Freed Eiseman Radio noted. Brown’s Tire Shop mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Sutton
North English
Sutton
S. T. Wheeler of
Ainsworth
E. R. Cox
Freed-Eiseman
Brown's
Albert Zingre
Mason City
William Jurging
Washington Muscatine football game attendance noted
William Holland and George Crone traveled to Muscatine to attend the Washington Muscatine football game. Local residents Mrs. George Townsley and Mrs. W. W. Moore of Ainsworth visited for the day shopping. Florence Carr and S. G. Taylor from Havre and Crawfordsville respectively were seen in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Holland
George Crone
Muscatine
Washington
George Townsley
W. W. Moore
Ainsworth
S. G. Taylor of
Crawfordeville
Bb. L. Mayer
Havre
Local Residents Plan Winter Moves And Travel
Mr and Mrs L W D Robinson and Miss Belle Smith join Mr and Mrs W A Wilson in beginning a winter in Long Beach California Charles Noecker heads to Riverside California for the winter while Mrs Noecker has stayed there all summer Rev and Mrs John D Kern traveled to Keota for the Father and Son banquet Mrs Ray Gawthrup visits Keota to see Mrs A E K Ross and Mrs Floyd Schachner and son Dale shop in West Chester Candy Kitchen promotes Apollo chocolates Mrs J M Kurtz and daughter Daryl plan to move to St Paul Minnesota joining Mr Kurtz. they have been with Frank Randall and family while choosing a new home location
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. WD. Robinson
Belle Smith
W. A. Wilson
Long Beach
California
Charles Noecker
Riverside
John D. Kern
Keota
Mr. Kern
J. M. Kurtz
Daryl
St. Paul
Minnesota
Mr. Kurtz
Kurtz
Frank Randall
Local notes and shopper items from Washington area
Miss Laura Chilcote travels to Puyallup for winter with sister. Mrs C P Fox visits Des Moines two weeks. Crail's offers 34 Bonita Filipino gowns and ladies' combinations at reduced prices of 1.00 each. Mrs J A McKinstry joins Muscatine trip with Coach McKinetry and high school football team. Mrs F F Marsh visits Leslie Dunlap home. Mrs John Ramsey returns from Keota. Miss Minnie Conner resumes work at Democrat office after illness. Mr and Mrs Howard Anderson welcome 8 lb girl born Monday night. Robert Noonan visits from Crawfordsville. Beasty of St ae visits mother Mrs B Beasty south of Washington. Mrs Bruty and Mr Beasty siblings. Beasty to visit sister Mrs Jno Beasty tied to United Railway Co. of St. Louis as receiving teller. with company 23 years. Family home was formerly in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beasty
St. Ae
B. Beasty
Frank Bruty, Jr
Washington
Armistice Day Remembered Across Generations
The article reflects on the quiet day seven years after Armistice and notes that November 11 remains a holiday as people remember what the Armistice meant to the country and the soldiers overseas.
United States Marine Corps Birth Anniversary Observed
Philadelphia marks the 150th year since Congress authorized two marine battalions. A bronze tablet will honor the birthplace at Tun Tavern, with a banquet and ball tonight. Marines cite old campaigns from Tripoli to Mexico and the Belleau Wood battle where France renamed the battlefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States Marine Corps
Continental Congress
United
Delaware River
Nicholas
Thomas Roberts
Congress
Marine Corps
Soldiers of the Sea
United States
Tripoli
Montezumas
Derne
Tripol
Mexico
Formosa
Abyssinia
Berine Straits
Vesparaiso
Belleau Woods
France
Bois de la
Bazaar and bake sale by Ladies' Aid society
The Ladies' Aid of the Christian church plans a bazaar and bake sale on November 25. The Moose Lodge social night is open to members and invitees on Thursday evening. The 76 Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Velva Green on Thursday afternoon November 12 for officer elections. The Friendship club meets with Mrs Wilson Martin Friday afternoon November 13. Royal Arch Masons will work in Most Excellent degree Wednesday evening. attendance is encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
Ladies Aid
Velva Green
Elsie Powell
Anna Duvall
Friendship Club
Wilson Martin
Royal Arch Masons
C. J. Sloat
H. P
Rebekah Club
Fred Diller
John Goodwin
Diller
Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Young Ladies Missionary Society
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Pleasant HH Ladies Aid Bazaar Rescheduled to Dec 12
Community notices list multiple club meetings and events. The Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Society shifts its bazaar and eatables sale from Dec 5 to Dec 12. Other items include Rebekah and Woman's Club gatherings, PTA talk by Supt Peet, and a church choir rehearsal.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Matinee
Colleen
COLLEGE NOOR _ MM
Desert Flower
Felix
FOX
Harold Lloyd
Graham Theatre
Ladies of the First United
Byterian Church
Candy Kitchen
North Side Square
Eldridge
Des Moines
Portant Service
D. F. Macon
Iowa
Grace Stone
T. C. Davis
Royal Society
Crail’s
Florence Carr
Presh
Sandy Witchen
Jess McCoy
Crawfordsville
N. L. Long
Doll’s Restaurant
Oskaloosa
Orsth
la Verne
North Carolina
Washington Oil Co
Washington, Iowa
Howard McCleery
Nic
Fred Steck
Owasso, Michigan
McElhinney Drug Co
Mutual
Crail's
Ray Gawthrup of
A. EK. Ross
Floyd Schachner
Dale
West Chester
Apollo
Laura Chilcote
Puyallup, Washington
C. P. Fox
J. A. McKinstry
Coach McKinetry
F. F. Marsh of
Leslie Dunlap
John Ramsey
Minnie Conner
Democrat
Howard Anderson
Mildred
Robert Noonan
Beacon Falls
Moose Lodge
Tueg Wedtt
Pleasant HH Ladies Aid Society
T. SS. KB. Club
John Jackson
Walnut Womans Club
Paul Leeper
O. BE. S
Grand Chapter
Parent Teacher Association of
M. FE
Industrous Club
Gladys Putnam
Fleur de Lis Club
Walter Brown
The
Presbyterian Church
Odd Fellows Hall
Ainsworth W. RR. C
Fannie Wilson
Presbyterian Choir
Ladies Aid of the
First United Presbyterian Church
Paul “Sunshine” Dietrick
West Chester Methodist Church
Parent-Teacher Association of the Heights
Washington Cleaners
South Side Square
Ross Taxi
Zeigler
John Shields & Sons
Harry Kreider
Methodist Church
Housewives
National
PEAS
Libby
Gherkins
Wisconsin
Our
Rex
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