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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1924

Page

3

Harvest Home Dinner Served by Lexington Women

The Ladies Aid Society of Lexington Methodist Church hosted Harvest Home at the church twelve miles northwest of Washington. Nearly 400 dinners featured fried chicken and a full country menu, with nursing staff and a baby center, music, and a bustling crowd.

Ladies Aid Society Lexington Methodist Church Washington Howard Gardner Mmes Irene Oldfield Mary Fisher Carrie Dill Hattie Griggs Gertrude Tipton Ethel Sprague Maude Fleming Opal Bickford Amy Campbell Grace Emde Mina Evestone Mayme Flynn Bertha Gardner Resse Huber Viola Ienetts Effie Huber Harriett Hub Mabel Hub Alice Amlong Martha Thrasher E. Teets

Chautauqua Talent Secured For 1925 Program

The Washington County Chautauqua Association committee met to arrange talent for the 1925 season in the Commercial club rooms led by Mrs. W A Cook. Featured acts include Adam and Eva, The Davies Opera Co, Magnus Johnson lecturer, The Fo-Forth Orchestra, Marimbaphone Sextett, Bellina the piano accordion artist, Sam Small, Jesse Ray Taylor, Marco the magician, Senator Stringer, National Male Quartette, and International Singing Orchestra. Prizes were awarded for exhibits with judges Miss Clara Huber and others. Auctioneer Hewitt Carr sold items at the afternoon sale.

Washington County Chautauqua Association W. A. Cook Variou Adam and Eva Davies Opera Co Magnus Johnson Coupolican Marco Senator Stringer International Singing Orchestra

Sweatheart Town musical to be staged by Legion post

Under Mrs F B Ingram rehearsals run nightly for Sweatheart Town to be held Wednesday and Thursday next week at Graham theatre with Leon Beatty post American Legion backing. First rehearsals at the high school auditorium. chorus of twenty two girls rehearses at the armory with a full cast listed including Mrs Parks Mary Parks Gwendolyn Long Peggy Bigelow Irene DeLong Tillie Bigelow Marjorie Sehulty Mazie Woods Grace Hines and others.

F. BB. Ingram Sweatheart Town Leon Beatty Post American Legion Graham Theatre Armory Mrs. Parks Lawrence Wilson Mary Parks Gwendolyn Long Pegey Bigelow Irene DeLong Tillie Bigelow Marjorie Sehulty Mazie Woods Grace Hines Miss Kaba Juanita Filis Ezra Parks Preston Etter Joe Brooks Preston Wolfe Martin Pierce George Stewart Professor Lighthead Harold Montgomery

Tax collections show large September intake and pending totals

The county treasurer reports a September second installment payment of 40190.85 with over 242945.25 in over the counter collections. Last year September 30 receipts were 54504.20 and the month’s total was 252637.96. Delinquent taxes are expected to exceed last year and a delinquent sale is set for December 1.

Mame Shearer

Conference Attendance by Local School Officials

Superintendent W C Harding, high school principal Della Patton, and junior high principal Ethel McCreedy will attend the state conference of superintendents and principals in Iowa City tomorrow. Fairfield Superintendent Cc F Garrett will join local officials at the Iowa City meeting.

W. C. Harding Della Patton Ethel McCreedy Iowa City Cc. F. Garrett Fairfield

Evening Journal campaign urges members to win big prizes

Votes are rolling in as the Evening Journal CREDIT PERSOD campaign seeks live wires to join the Salesman Club. Entrants are urged to act now before the first period ends Saturday, with chances to win a radiola, cash awards, or $3500 total prizes.

IG Credit Persod Lageard Evening Journal

Clark Sustains Arm Cut at Washington Telephone Co

Griffin Clark, a Washington Telephone employee, received a severe cut on his arm early this afternoon while at work. Doctors report the injury is not serious and he is receiving treatment.

Griffin Clark Washington Telphone Company

106 Acre Farm For Sale Near Washington

A 106 acre property with good buildings and a pleasant location is listed for sale 50 miles northeast of Washington. Priced at 200 dollars per acre with favorable terms requested. Sold to settle an estate and presented as a solid investment by Dempsly and Breitenbach. Call to view soon before it sells.

Washington

Miss Wilson Assumes Duties as County Clerk

Miss Frances BE Wilson assumed duties as county clerk of the district court following a three week appointment by the board of supervisors to fill the vacancy caused by Major Glasgow's resignation. Miss Lola Crone was named deputy. They will serve until the general election when a successor is elected to finish the term.

Frances BE. Wilson Board of Supervisors Major Glasgow Lola Crone

Marriage Licenses Issued In Morning

Marriage licenses were issued this morning to Cecil Herbert Foster of Chicago and Mildred Viola Humme of Nichols Homer 8S Lanning of Chicago and Margaret Ocheltree of Victor John A Wiencke of Brighton and Ida M Boese of Wayland.

Cecil Herbert Foster Chicago Mildred Viola Humme Nichols Homer Lanning Margaret Ocheltree Victor John A. Wiencke Brighton Ida M. Boese Wayland

Salvation Army Campaign To Be Launched Across County

Charles F Ranch leads a countywide Salvation Army fundraising drive planned for next week. Campaign avoids tambourine collections and emphasizes established charitable and evangelical work. Local leaders including Mayor and Rotary President Keeley praise the Army’s World War I service and future relief efforts.

Charles F. Ranch Salvation Army A. N. Alberson Washington Army W. M. Keeley Rotary Club

Salvation Army Appeals for Public Support

Clergymen and veterans praise the Salvation Army for wartime and peacetime relief work. They urge broad community backing and describe the army as a universal, doorstep outreach service that serves the needy without regard to race or creed.

Salvation Army F. W. Eastwood

Salvation Army Demonstrates Practical Christianity

A quote lauds the Salvation Army for its inclusive appeal to rich and poor alike, praising its visible acts of practical Christianity. The statement, attributed to F. R. Sase, highlights the organization's public demonstration and moral work.

Salvation Army

Salvation Army Tops Benevolent Work In My View

The speaker praises the Salvation Army for its extensive benevolent efforts among many organizations and highlights its perceived lead in charitable work.

The Salvation Army

The Salvation Army Seen as Vital Asset to Community

The Salvation Army is praised as a potent factor for good and a valuable asset to our commonwealth, highlighting its role in supporting social welfare and public welfare efforts.

Salvation Army Commonwealth

Salvation Army Advisory Board Sets October Donation Drive

The local Salvation Army advisory board met at Mrs. Abner Anderson’s home to plan work and appeal. Washington and the community will be invited to donate during the week beginning October 6. Executive committee includes Orville Elder Prof. Harding and Frank Sage. Mrs Ab Anderson and Mrs Porter lead the residence section with Girl Scouts assisting in a final Rally and Tag Day effort.

Salvation Army Advisory Board Abner Anderson Army Washington Orville Elder Prof Harding Frank Sage Ab Anderson Porter

Surprise visitor shocks Schwartz family in Kansas drive

The Schwartz family was surprised Sunday when a car with a Kansas license number appeared in their driveway. Chris Schwartz guessed the vehicle belonged to his brother in law J. Al Folek of Little Rover, Kansas, and confirmed the visitor was indeed Mr. and…

Chris Schwartz Kansas J. al Folek Little Rover Mr. and Des Moines Lloyd LeFever InstAine Creek Township

Testimony Heard in Federal Grand Jury Liquor Case Inquiry

Sheriff Charles Denison Deputy Fred Sweet County Attorney T A Michels and City Marshal Harry Edwards testified before a federal grand jury in Davenport regarding liquor cases involving Joe Krofta Rex and Jess Moore and Clarence Van Winkle.

Charles Denison Fred Sweet T. A. Michels Harry. Edwards Davenport Joe Krofta Rex Jess Moore Clarence van Winkle

Phi Kapper Dho announces pledging of Richard Leffler

The Phi Kapper Dho fraternity at the University of Iowa Iowa City announces the pledging of Richard Leffler of Washington.

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