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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1920

Page

6

Bishop Stuntz Appeals for Aged Ministers Fund

Bishop Homer C. Stuntz of Omaha urged support for a sustenance fund for aged ministers at a Washington Methodist church. He recalled church leaders and noted a $400,000 goal, saying even that sum won’t cover need and urging the local congregation to contribute. He traced his ministerial line and praised pastors as leaders shaping civilization.

Homer C. Stunts Omaha W. W. Bowers Washington Church Iown Nevada Tama City Belle Plaine Washington Iowa Nebraska Stuntz Chhrist Cee Paul Augustine Luther Wycliffe Wesley America Stuniz Washington Methodist Church

Mooseheart Day observed by Mashington Lodge 1295 L O O M

Mashington Lodge No 1295 L O O M will mark Mooseheart Day on Wednesday evening Oct 27 with a ceremony at Moose Hall. Public invited especially women and children. Lodge officers should attend at 7 30. D N Carbaugh Dictator Dir Russell Secretary 21513

Mashington Lodge Mooseheart

Halloween Socials Highlight Havre Girls Clubs

The Junior Guild Girls met Friday at the Baptist church with thirty present enjoying a Halloween evening of piano solos, games, and a small collection raising three dollars. Havre Social club held a Thursday gathering with a group photo and an entertainment committee formed. Mrs. Mangold celebrated her eighty third birthday with family and friends, a large turnout, and gifts. Kolah club and families were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe for a festive Halloween event at the Jackson home. The Kings Heralds and the missionary societies staged a ten cent social at the church with songs, plays, and a jack o lantern drill for children.

Baptist Church Hallowe'en Philatheas Dorothy Chance Miss Jones Havre Mre. McBride Mre. Easter Fred Mangold West Madison Street F. L. Mangold Harold G. W. Frain J. 5. Manold G. BE. Mangold John Bales Phoebe Banks Warren Weller Howard Mangold Charles Mayer Harry Hutt Floyd Banks Kolah Club Verne Jackson Chas. Wolfe and Airs. Jackson Young People's Missionary Society Children’s Missionary Societ Methodist Ruth Hedges Hallowe‘een

Prosperity Marked South Africa in 1919 Year

In 1919, observers regarded the Union of South Africa as enjoying undiminished prosperity amid postwar recovery and national stabilization. The period reflected economic growth, sector expansion, and rising confidence in the young republic's markets and governance.

Union of South Africa

Governor's Shift Toward Senate Oligarchy Criticized

The piece quotes Cox denouncing the senate oligarchy and reports a telegram to Hlihn Root suggesting he would confer with senate members to secure treaty ratification if elected president. As election day nears, the governor is accused of courting oligarchs, implying ambition overrides principle.

Cox Senate Hlihn Root League United States Senate Congress

Spermatic Shield touted by Seeley in Washington

F H Seeley of Chicago and Phil adelphia, a noted truss expert, will be at the Congress Hotel in Washington for one day Wednesday Oct 27. He promotes the Spermatic Shield claiming rapid RT rupture repair and opening in 10 days on average, with no surgery. Charity cases free. documents from U.S. Government available.

F. H. Seeley Chicago Philadelphia Congress Hotel Washington Seeley United States Washington, D. C P. S F. J. Seeley

Paper suits from Germany reach London shops

Paper suits of clothing manufactured in Germany have been shipped to London on approval and displayed for sale by an importer in the Strand at two shillings six pence to ten shillings.

London Germany Strand

German Textile Imports Offer High Profit to English Retailers

German exporters offer suits to British importers at 1000 suits for 120 pounds, about 60 cents per suit, described as of the very best paper texture. Other quotations suggest English retailers could gain 200 to 300 percent profit from these suits.

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