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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1922
Page
6
Miss Mundy spoke at the Cook Armory lecture on decorating a Colonial style home. She urged careful color selection to avoid clashing with guests and provided tips on furniture placement lighting and hanging pictures.
Mrs E W Spessard of Ainsworth visited her daughter Mrs Bobe Kurtz last evening. Mrs George Reed returned from a two week visit in Peoria and Elmwood Illinois. Mira Connells East Side Milliner features children's and ladies hats with prices from 2.95 to 3.95. Mr and Mrs C C Brower celebrate birth of a 9 pound son. Mrs Walter Edwards and Mrs Frank McFarlane attended a cooking school at the armory yesterday. A Dangerous Adventure will be shown at the Fox starting Saturday.
The Chester Pythian Circle hosts a family friendly weenie roast at the DE Crambath home Tuesday evening October 31. Walter Delunson’s Stamey School of Girls to hold a candy sale tomorrow at Douglerty Clothing Store starting at 10 o'clock.
The Intermediate League of the Methodist church plans a candy sale at Cunningham's Grocery Saturday from 11 AM to raise funds for a Christmas box for Mrs Myrtle Mc Cleery in Africa. Mr and Mrs J C Nicola and daughters May and Ruth visited Kinross and called on Mr and Mrs Ralph Hesseltine.
Warner Brothers director Sat Warner cites the costly dangers of filming A Dangerous Adventure with 1500 wild animals. Grace Darmond suffered serious injuries in a jungle storm scene. A leopard attack left a trainer bitten in the neck and leg. An artist almost lost a hand after a tiger encounter. A trainer sustained multiple wounds, and a worker narrowly avoided a studio fire while trying to douse gasoline with water.
A Washington D. C. reporter notes that six men and six women connected to a murder case involving actor Jack and actress Jovie were heard today. Mrs. A. W. Woodford, a witness, spent yesterday in Washington wells and Walker. The report cites stenographer Mise A. R. Squire, twenty, as one of the key observers.
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