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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1921

Page

3

Feddersen To Leave for Mahaska County Post

County agent M. W. Feddersen will become Mahaska county agent January first, succeeding A. G. Thurman. He has served four years here and is highly regarded for improving local agriculture. A board meeting will decide his resignation and successor. Open air service on the northeast square Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is invited.

M. WH. Feddersen Mahaska County Washington County Farm Bureau A. G. Thurman Fedderson County Farm Bureau

How to Destroy Poultry Mites

Brookings October 13 Poultry raisers can reduce mite problems by springing the infestation early. Clara Sutter from State College notes mites live six to ten days, hide in cracks, and suck blood at night. Clean thoroughly remove loose items and spray walls, floors, and roosts with disinfectant or stock dip, repeating every five to eight days, up to three sprays.

Brookings Oet Clara Sutter State College

Father Hartigan Returns From Europe Enriched by War Views

Rev. M. 4d. Hartigan pastor of St. James Catholic parish returns after over three months in Europe. He toured Ireland six weeks and observed postwar conditions in Germany Switzerland France and Italy. He noted Germany’s apparent prosperity and praised Swiss beauty while praising American soldiers seen at Coblenz and describing church and school woodwork repainting done in his absence. He asked to be quoted only mildly and spoke of Ireland’s troubles nearing resolution.

Hartigan St. James Catholic Europe Ireland Father Hartigan St. James England Altho Germany Switzerland Rhine Coblenz France Italy

Crawfordsville to Get New Postmaster

Civil service examinations are being conducted here today for the Crawfordsville postmastership. Two candidates, Sam Stites and Lee, compete for the position.

Crawfordsville Sam Stites Lee

Social Gatherings Highlight Late Autumn Events

Dr and Mrs Fred Reid hosted the Covered Dish club at South Iowa avenue with a six twelve dinner of turkey and trimmings followed by bridge and dancing. Walnut club's sixteenth meeting at Mrs Louis Dukes featured menus planning recitation serving meals setting table and a luncheon with a November third return plan. Mr and Mrs Charles F E Hays entertained on South Avenue B for birthdays including Mrs E Norris leaving for Denver with games music and late refreshments. The C C C class of West Chester Methodist church held a sixty guest evening of games contests and luncheon in the church parlors with organizers Mrs Morris Crayne Mrs I E Coffey and Mrs Forl ash guiding the event.

Fred Reid South Iowa Avenue Ladies of Walnut Club Louis Duke Badger Tucker Nuke Charles FE. Hays South Avenue B Hays E. Norris Denver Colorado Gene West Chester Foriash Charles Robinson Walter Boyer N. E. Weet

Shaffer and Crawfordsville Man Take Post Office Exam

Shaffer and another Crawfordsville man are taking the civil service examination for the post office. W. P. Davidson, who has run the office efficiently for years, will not seek re election. Returns from the exam will be reported within a few weeks.

Chester Play Day A Busy Village Event

West Chester hosts a grand play day with song service folk dances and races. Miss Clara Wallace and Miss Minnie Conner oversee participation from local schools including Seventy ix Two and Dutch Creek Two with many prizes awarded in student races. The Methodist church cafeteria dinner features Mozart Boys Orchestra and a profitable crowd-pleasing meal.

West Chester Clara Wallace Minnie Conner Iris Duvall Prairie Flower Mabel Wallace Westminster Effie van Sickle Cedar Bethel Mise Hazel Sutton Center Frank Dunshee Lexington Grace Emde Dutch Creek Enterprise Martha McGuire New Haven Mabel Engel Franklin Nellie Kleese America Iowa Mise Bell Misa Losbaker Charles Harland Lioyd Shaw Elmer Harland Clarence Disney Helen Young Ruth Bauer David Fisher Paul Bell Walter Leasman Crawfordsville

West Chester Triumph 13 to 4 Over Crawfordsville

West Chester defeated Crawfordsville 13 to 4 with Mrs Glenn Duncan of Crawfordsville serving as referee in the game.

West Chester Glenn Duncan Crawfordsville

W R C Mobilizes Help for Crippled Children in Perkins Hospital

The Woman's Relief Corps seeks garments and contributions to clothe needy children in Perkins Children's Hospital. Supplies needed span rompers for ages two to five, waist and shirt sizes for older boys, underwear and nightwear for ages two to fourteen, plus booties. An all day sewing bee is set for Friday October 28 at Mrs. Scott Reister's home to assemble donated material. Contributions should be given to committee members by next Wednesday.

Woman's Relief Corps Perkins Children's Hospital Scott Reister Miss Besse Conger Ed Sullivan A. B. Dill Will Kos

Club Women to Attend Des Moines Armament Conference

A state wide delegate conference on Limitation of Armament will be held in Des Moines next Friday October 28. Mrs W A Cook president of the Fortnightly club has been asked to have the club represented.

Des Moines W. A. Cook Governor Kendall Max Meyer Iowa City Service Star Legion J. R. Howard National Farm Bureau Federation Homer Stuntz Omaha Thomas G. Winter St. Paul National Federation of Women's Clubs C. 8S Medbury Daniel Steck Ottumwa American Legion H.R. Meredith

Ice Business Hats Through Seasons

A street scene notes Billy Wilson selling ice and coal with different hats for the season. The narrator mentions butter, cream, poultry, and Washington products sold year round at their location.

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