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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1920

Page

3

Delegates Arrive for Synod Meeting in Washington

Ministers and lay members gather in Washington for United Presbyterian Synod meetings. The opening session featured a sermon by Rev. W. J. Stewart and reports from church leaders. Future programs include prayer, Bible study, and numerous addresses on the New World Movement and related topics.

United Presbyterian Ig Lowe Washington Traina Synort W. J. Stewart Winterset WR. Anderson Philadelphia Board of Permissions Ainsworth Iowa Spiritual Life Conference R. W. Thompson Des Moines K. W. McGranahhan D. OD Pittsburgh W. P. Fraser W. M. Ramsey Garner E. Brown St. Joseph McCulloch G. E. Raitt J. F. Jamieson D. D. Clerion the Ideal Seminary J. B. Work D. Lm Tarkio Synod New World Movement KR. W. Thompson R. L. Welch Mount Ayr W. B. Anderson Board of Foreign Missions McGranahan Freedmen’s Board of Missions

Pershing Way gains traction in Missouri tourism plan

Missouri towns along the proposed Pershing Way promote a north south route connecting Keosauqua and Fairfield to Washington. Herbert F. McDougal, secretary of the International Pershing Way Association, tours the line through Memphis Whina Shelbyville Shelbing Paris Mexico Fulton and Jefferson City. Local towns prepare exhibits and photographs to attract east west and cross state traffic and spur tourist travel.

Mexico Missouri Iowa Keosauqua Fairfield Washington Herbert F. McDougal International Pershing Way Association Memphis Whina Shelbyville Shelbing Paris Fulton Jefferson City McPongel Pershing Ozark P. W Arkansas Louisiana

County Teachers Gather Thursday In Institute At High School

County educators gather for a two day institute at the high school directed by County Superintendent Miss Kathryn Montgomery. Dr Henry B Hartzog of St Louis and Deah W F Russell of Indiana speak Thursday with Friday featuring Dr C A Fulmer Omaha schools and public health talks by Miss Haines and other educators.

County Teachers’ Institute Kathryn Montgomery Henry 8. Hartzog St. Louis Mark Twain Deah W. F. Russell College of Education State University of Iiona C. A. Fulmer Omaha Institute Grace Shields Cedar Rapids Elizabeth Burney the Low State Teachers’ College Besse Johnson Sioux City Iowa W. C. Harding Washington Miss Johnson Muele Miss Hay Dean Russell Dean Russel Beacon System of Reading Miss Shields Harding Dr. Hartzog Fulmer Effie Haines Ington County Red Cross Barbara Agan Anti-Tuberculosis Association C. H. van Tuyl Central Division Junior Red Cross Miss Burney Haines Hicher Hic

Commercial Bank elects new president and officers

At the annual stockholders meeting Frank Stewart, previously a vice president, is elevated to president succeeding long-time leader A. Anderson who resigns as president but remains on the board. George F. Foster joins the board. several officers are re elected or named, with D. J. Ross cashier and Nelph L. Bunce and Miss Mary Hunter assistant cashiers. The bank reports continued growth and stability.

Commercial Bavings Bank H A. Anderson Frank Stewart Mr. Anderson Bank i Washington banking @reles Eashier Washington County Savings Bak Commercial Bank Consolidated Bank George F. Foster T. J. Berdo A .E. Cunningham H. C. Huji M. Keck Mary Hunter

Navy Recruiting Station Opens in Ottumwa Iowa

The navy operates a six week recruiting station in Ottumwa Iowa inviting young men aged 17 to 35 to learn a trade and travel with good pay. Information literature is available by writing the Ottumwa Office.

Navy Ottumwa Iowa

Richard Edgington Struck by Automobile

Five year old Richard Edgington son of Dr. and Mrs J B Edgington was struck by Milford Kiefer while running into the street after a truck passed the Livingston home on North Iown Avenue. The accident caused head injuries but witnesses saw no blame on the driver and doctors expect a quick recovery.

Richard Edgington J. B. Edgington Schuyler Livingston North Iown Avenue Livingston Milford Kiefer Keifer Wee

Beatrice Taylor Shines in While New York Sleeps at Fox

Washington patrons praised Beatrice Taylor for three distinct roles in While New York Sleeps at the Fox last night. Marc McDermott supported the film, contributing to its noted success and Taylor's standout performance.

Washington Motion Picture Fox Beteile Taylor New York Marc McDermott

City Council Hopes Talks With Gas Firm on Rates

Routine meeting left no major actions as council members plan a conference with President George S. Carson of Iowa Gas and Electric on gas rates charged locally.

George S. Carson Iowa Gas and Electric Company

Rumor of Washington Man’s Death in Oskaloosa Not Verified

A circulating town rumor claimed a former Washington man now working in Oskaloosa died by his own hand. It could not be verified today and appears unfounded.

Washington Oskaloosa

Moose Lodge Team Beats Sockum Ridge 29 to 5 in Sunday Game

A Moose lodgeMem ber team played at Charles Randall farm south of town Sunday afternoon and defeated Sockum Ridge 29 to 5. The Moose scored seven runs in the first inning and plan another game at the same site next Sunday.

Moose Lodge Charles Randall Farm Sockum Ridge Moose

Protest Over Grave Robbery Reported at Elm Grove Cemetery

A citizen protests that Nowers and plants are taken from graves at Elm Grove cemetery. He asks the Journal to publicly request an end to the practice, a request likely approved by readers with interest in Kim Grove.

Nowers Elm Grove Cemetery Kim Grove

Five masked robbers loot New York cafe for cash and gems

In Lenox Avenue a cafe robbery left 45 patrons lined up against walls as six masked bandits seized cash and jewelry worth over 85000. Four robbers covered patrons with revolvers while the others emptied pockets during the October 5 incident in New York City.

New York Lenox Avenue

Grain Hits New Low Level On Chicago Board

Chicago October 5 corn wheat and oats declined further on the board of trade to their lowest levels since 1917 amid ongoing weakness in grain prices.

Chicago Board of Trade Chicago Board of Trade

Murray Conger Promises Regular Poultry Pickups

Murray Conger announces weekly trips to collect eggs and poultry from farmers. He says supplies are steady through January first and urges sellers not to dump stock all at once. The note notes a market slump and compares trucks to busy bees while promising continued service.

Murray Conger

Prized War Relic Returned to Webster City Veteran

Webster City resident J. Kearns, Civil War veteran, received a minie ball relic he’d carried since 1868. Dr. C. C. Griffin removed the ball from his hip in 1870 during Vicksburg fighting, ending a storied four time wounded career. The keepsake, kept as a surgeon’s souvenir, is now restored to its owner via his brothers and nephew from Vinton.

Webster City J. ¥. Kearns C. C. Griffin Vinton Mr. Kearns Battle of Vicksburg Kearns

Evil Times Report Laments Moral Decline

The Boston Transcript offers a terse reflection on a perceived rise in wickedness, noting crimes such as theft, vandalism, and elder exploitation. The piece frames society as deteriorating and questions whether modern times are more corrupt than the past.

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