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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1922

Page

3

Officers Elected by Local Baptists in Annual Meeting

A large Baptist gathering at the church elected officers and approved changes to the deacon terms and board size. New and re elected officers include clerk Mrs. Howard Kerr and treasurer F. R. Sage. The deacons new and old totaled nine under a three year term. The meeting favored harmony and progress for church work.

Howard Kerr F. R. Sage Stella Dodd Nettie Hays F. P. Burch W.C. Burr A. W. Yard A. B. Carr J. W. Bishop Howard McCreedy G. L. Duke C. W. Long A. M. Eldridge Elmer Burham J. W. Lemley J. P. Wood PY. Pr. Burch

Beeston Transcript Poet Sings About World’s End Vision

A Beeston Transcript poet delivers a fragmentary meditation on disaster and society. The piece references recklessness and casts the world aside as a warning about collective fate.

Beeston

Fort Madison exploits forward passing to topple Winfield

Fort Madison used a sharp forward passing attack to defeat Winfield last Saturday, challenging Washington to defend against that style in their upcoming home game. Washington’s line will also face Harper and Sellers, a quick half back and a hard-hitting full back, as preparations continue.

Fort Madison Winfield Washington Mediapolis Ottumwa Cains Washington Bancks Prison City Banch Harper Sellers

McKeone Builds Third Garage In Washington

Contractor J. J. McKeone directs construction of his third Washington garage. He holds the contract for the Wilson and Lytie building on Second Street, a block north of the square. McKeone previously built the Smouse garage on South Second Avenue and the Sehulty building on North Iowa and East Third Street. The new brick and hollow tile garage will feature a modern front.

J. J. McKeone Washington Wilson and Lytie Second Street The Square

Twenty-Eight Pastors Attend Barker Funeral Service

Twenty eight ministers from Washington and nearby towns gathered at the Barker funeral in a Methodist Church service. One thousand friends filled the church as Rev W R Stryker read Psalm ninety and Rev T B Pool spoke on John fourteen. Active pallbearers included Irwin Blankenhorn James Turkington Roy Hildebrand Bert Garrett Harry Campbell and Robert Reaney with burial in Winfield cemetery.

Washington Tff. Barker Barker W. R. Stryker Pool Brighton John W. W. Bowers George Minear Mt. Pleasant J. T. Myers Jesse Miller Irwin Blankenhorn James Turkington Roy Hildebrand Bert Garrett Harry Campbell Robert Reaney Winfield Cemetery

Additional Cast for Knights of Columbus Revue

Announcement lists two scenes cast for a home talent revue by the Knights of Columbus and the Catholic Daughters. In the harem scene Floyd Beatty is the sultan with wives Mabel Whittaker Clara Eagle Patrice Redlinger Maude Randall Lorene Jones June Arnold Lola Davis and Miranda Blick. Also Captain's wife Mrs C E Phumly Captain Dale Gallagher Private Keith Jones solo dancer Mrs A D Dickinson. Mark Critz performs Vamping Rose with eight Washington beauties including Mary Louise Minick Beulah Harvey Ernestine Dean Martha Whittaker Florence Carr Juanita Ellis June Arnold Lola Davis.

Knights of Columbus Catholic Daughters of America Floyd Beatty Sultan Mabel Whittaker Clara Eagle Patrice Redlinger Maude Randall Lorene Jones June Arnold Lola Davis Miranda Blick C. E. Phumly Dale Gallagher Keith Jones A. D. Dickinson Mark Critz Rose Washington Mary Louise Minick Beulah Harvey Ernestine Dean Martha Whittaker Florence Carr Juanita Ellis

Large Cattle Barn Destroyed by Fire

A large cattle barn on the John T. Swift farm five miles southeast of town burned Tuesday afternoon. Spontaneous combustion is believed to have started the fire. The barn and about fifty tons of hay plus a nearby crib were destroyed. Fire gained headway before responders could save the structure or contents.

John T. Swift

Iowa Yale Game To Be Broadcast by Wireless Here

The Batter Y Service Station announces a wireless broadcast of the Iowa Yale game next Saturday. Play by play will be transmitted as soon as received, starting about 1 o'clock with the game at 1 30 Iowa time. The public is invited to attend.

Iowa

Blaul Elected President of Midwest Grocery Association

John Blaul of Burlington was elected president of the Iowa Nebraska Minnesota Grocery Association at a convention in Omaha Nebraska noting his leadership role across the three states.

Associated Tress Omaha Nebr John Blaul Burlington Iowa-Nebraska-Minnesota Grocery Association

Standard Four Tires Now Built Better and Priced Real Value

Local community welcome for Standard Four tires as improvements are announced. Prices are highlighted in the catalog with attention to value and advantages of buying tires locally.

Mrs. Alfh Chilcote Claimed by Death in Washington

Mrs. Virginia McGaughy Chilcote aged 73 widow of Alford Chilcote died at her home 314 East Second Street after long illness. She bore pain with patience and planned funeral at 2:30 Saturday at home conducted by Dr. W. W. Bowers. Burial in Elm Grove cemetery. Survived by son W A Chilcote of Washington, daughters Mrs. C D Weldin of Williamsburg and Edith Chilcote, five grandchildren, three great grandchildren, and brother R B McGaughey of Washington. One daughter Jennie died young.

Virginia McGaughy Chilcote Alford Chilcote East Second Street W. W. Bowers Methodist Church Elm Grove Cemetery William and Christiana (McMullen) McGaughey Licking County Ohio Washington Rouse Farm W. A. Chilcote C. D. Weldin Williamsburg Edith Chilcote Jennie R. B.mcgaughey Robert W. KE. Chilcote

Mule's Kick Kills A J Haigler in Hepler County

A Kansas farmer A J Haigler of Hepler Bourbon County died when a yearling mule colt kicked him in the barnyard as he attempted to pen the animal. Haigler born June 2 1864 in Washington County Iowa had lived in Bourbon County 21 years and leaves a wife three daughters four grandchildren and two brothers. Funeral services were held on Wednesday October 4.

Kansas A. J. Haigler Hepler Kan A. J. Haigier Seven O' Cock Mr. Haigler Winnie Starliper Lubby, Mont Washington County Iowa Bourbon County Methodist Church

Rock Island Safety Debate Echoes Local Fright

A poem fragment questions life in Rock Island where fear of gun violence shapes daily motion. The speaker contrasts a safer quiet city with the current harsh streets, suggesting retreat to quieter living.

Rock Island

Miller Captured in Linby in Ott Shooting Case

William Miller aged 24 of Sigourney was captured this morning by Sheriff Walter Harris in Linby after allegedly shooting William Ott. Ott has a chance of recovery.

Associated Press Ottumwa William Miller Sigourney William Ott Linby Walter Harris Ott

Twelve Coal Cars Derail in Elburn Illinois

Twelve cars of coal on a freight train derailed in Elburn Illinois yesterday. The damage was slight and the train was detained about twelve hours.

Illinois Elburn

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