St Marys Girls Win Season Opener Over Kinross
Riverside notes report St Marys high girls beat Kinross 17 to 14 at local gym marking the season start. Kinross boys defeated St Marys 14 to 10. Next game set with Tif fin midweek.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1925
Page
7
Riverside notes report St Marys high girls beat Kinross 17 to 14 at local gym marking the season start. Kinross boys defeated St Marys 14 to 10. Next game set with Tif fin midweek.
Lexington residents recount weekend visits as Arnet Mathers and family and Wesley White stopped by Ewart Young's. Richard and Helen Huber return from two weeks with grandparents in Washington. Clarence Timmins family visited Walt Peterson on Sunday. Everette Fleming and son visited Don Davis. Wilber Eyestone ill with yellow jaundice. Local farmers husk corn. Mrs. Clarence Timmins travels north.
Dr and Mrs S W Huston of Mt Pleasant were visitors as the Brightonian Literary society presented a fine program. Selections by the High School orchestra included a paper on Aid Pressure by Amy Welch assisted by Howard and Russell Williams. Readings and solos featured Johnny, Lyle Lowe, Anna Wenger, Alma Rickey, Vivian Cain, Greta Hinton, Doris Fletcher. A Sunny South Stations railroad program with songs by a chorus of high school students.
Moose Lodge members and families invited to Thursday social. Fleur de Lis club meets Friday with Mrs Arthur Durst. Baptist church bazaar and eatable sale planned for Saturday December 5 with location to be announced. New Haven Social Union bake sale at Washington Cleaners on Saturday November 28. A market of eatables noted.
Local groups announce meetings and events including DL A R ladies on December 5 at Barclays Grocery, Woman's Home Missionary Society at West Chester Methodist Church Friday afternoon, and the Woman's Relief Corps regular meeting with inspection. Also cafeteria dinner and dance November 2, Shiloh school program November 27, Lexington King's Heralds gathering November 28, sewing class at Y W Friday, O B E S called meeting December 1 with initiation and refreshments.
Des Moines Federal Judge Martin J. Wade began his tenure with a first act of imposing stiff fines on three defendants charged with liquor violations.
New York comedian Frank Tinney comes back from London wearing horn rimmed glasses and a high waisted blue raincoat. He has not seen Bubbles Wilson for a year. Mrs Tinney, awaiting divorce, quips about welcoming him by saying she would embrace the coal man.
In District Court of Washington County Iowa the plaintiffs claim absolute ownership in fee simple of specific real estate in Washington County Iowa and seek to quiet and establish title against defendants and unknown claimants. Affected parcels include sections in Townships 76 77 North Range 8 West and related quarters with exceptions noted. Court notices require appearance by January 2 1926 or default and judgment will be entered. The assignee George F Morrison orders creditors to file written claims within three months detailing amount and nature under oath.
A Coral Gables home, built with 18 inch concrete outer walls and six inch inner walls, uses no nails or wood except doors and cabinets. Designed by J Mack Sawyer for J F Bennet, the residence features Mediterranean styling, a large inner garden, magnesite window trim, and a price around 78000. Architects weigh whether it signals a new era or mere novelty in tropical American housing.
Notice to all creditors of Paul Gelski of Jackson Township Washington County Iowa that on October 24 1925 under Chapter 550 1924 Code Iowa he made a deed of general assignment for the benefit of creditors and proceedings follow in the matter.
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