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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1920

Page

3

Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated at 314 West Washington

Mr and Mrs A J Dawson marked their Golden Wedding with a noonday dinner for forty at home on West Washington. Out of town guests included Albert Atchison Richmond KS and Ross Atchison Wichita KS with George McGinnis Morning Sun. Open house planned this evening as the couple nears fifty years of marriage.

A. J. Dawson West Washington Street Dawsson Richmond Kansas Ross Atchison Wichita George McGinnis Morning Sun Dawson Robert Harbicon Robert Bruce Ve Quae Jackson Coulter Stella Mr. Dawson Mrs. Dawson Anna Elizabeth Etha Dawson Sunset Park Mary E. Fisher J. W. Patton George B. French M. J. Orr Orr Alma Johnston Pittenburg Pennslvania Edith Lewis Chillicothe Missouri John W. Fisher Chicago Myre F. H. Johnston John Howard Margaret N. Johnston J. R. Johnston Lyre Royce Johnston S. J. Lewis Ruth Lewis C. L. Johnston Wilma Kenneth Newton Johnston Columbus Junction

Mystery Robe Trade and Spring Arrival

A man delivered a grey horse hide that was sent to Cedar Rapids to become a fur robe. The narrator kept the robe, promising its quality for winter travel, but they cannot identify the gentleman who left the hide. They invite the owner to contact them to claim or sell the robe or hide, mentioning Saltonic as a proven product.

High School Enrollment Expected to Reach 400

Enrollment at the high school is expected to top 375 to 400 for the opening next Monday based on current registration. Yesterday 58 seniors registered, with many juniors and sophomores also enrolling. At least 125 freshmen are expected to register Friday. A teachers' meeting is set for Saturday at 2 PM in room 101 to finalize opening plans.

Supt W. C. Harding Florence Wyland Theresa Belknap Mt. Vernon Iowa Mildred Stewart Armstrong

Card of Thanks for L. O. Morrow

The family thanks friends for floral offerings and kindness shown during the illness and death of wife mother and sister L O Morrow. Mary McCready G C Wilson J M Wilson and families express their gratitude.

L. O. Morrow Mary McCready G. C. Wilson J. M. Wilson

Brighton Has Big Day Brightens Town With Baseball Victory

Washington defeated Brighton 4 to 1 in a fast county game led by Little on the mound and Case and Paul Prechin delivering key hits for Washington. Beauchamp and Steinbeck of Rubio aided Brighton’s offense with notable efforts, while the crowd enjoyed a band concert and a grove dance earlier in the day.

Brighton Washington 168Th Regiment Everette Griffith Lawrence Fox Grove Beauchamp Steinbeck Rubio Eldon Little Case Paul Prechin Buzzard W. Horton Nmi Wasington P. Frechin BK. Frechin Arnold R. Steinbeck Albo Pfizer Littie Crayn E. Frechin Wenn Kotteechin Ted Prizer Crayne Hays Varrier A. Steinbeck Ww. Horton J. Brier Li. Horton R. Brier

Krebs to Lecture Here in September Series

Dr. Stanley L. Krebs of Philadelphia will lecture here September 13 14 and 15 under the Ad club auspices in the old Methodist church. The talks target business men and salespeople, emphasizing practical follow ups from last year. Season tickets at 1.50 are sold to cover costs, with 200 tickets needed. lectures focus on educational content with plans to reach business men and employers in nearby towns.

Stanley L. Krebs Philadelphia Washington Ad Club Old Methodist Church Krebs

Community announcements and club meeting notices

Social event at Prairie Flower in the church basement with ice cream peaches and cake. Fortnightly club Child Study group postpones to Wednesday September. Chapter 1 PLBLOL meets with Mrs Wickham at 7 30 PM. Missionary society to meet at Mrs Ezra Gardner’s home Wednesday afternoon. Farmers Union picnic at Twin Bridges on Saturday September 4. Social club to meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs Ramsey. Mrs J L Miller hosts Miss Josephine McKevitt of Davenport. Mother’s club hosts Chas Wilson’s group Thursday at eight. A social at Cloyce Stewart’s home for First United Presbyterian youth Friday evening.

Pleasant Plains Missionary Society Sunset Park Emma Wright Chattie Wrigh Berdo Katheryn Berdo Null Frances Louise Null G. W. Reed Prairie Flower Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Lexington M Ezra Gardner Chas. Wilson Mother's Club Cloyce Stewart N. 2Nd Ave First United Presbyterian Church

Columbus Junction Fair Dates Announced

The Columbus Junction fair will be held September 14 to 17 this year, a week later than expected. Local boosters plan a large turnout and say the event will not interfere with the Washington county fair drive set for next Tuesday.

Columbus Junction Washington County Enterprise

Country Schools To Open Next Week

Most rural schools will open for the fall term next Monday morning with a few in session this week. The county superintendent reports every country school has secured a teacher except three and expects all positions filled by tomorrow.

How Tama Jim Wilson Secured His Cabinet Appointment

Horace McMillan recalls how Tama Jim Wilson, then dean of Iowa State College of Agriculture and head of the experiment station, became secretary of agriculture. He describes political maneuvering by Iowa Republicans in 1896 including Capt. J. A. T. Hull, A. B. Cummins, and Senator William B. Alligon, and Henry Wallace’s involvement to move Wilson forward as candidate.

Sioux City Tama Jim’ Wilson Traer Iowa H. G. McMillan The Farmer and Breeder Des Moines College of Agriculture Ames Cummins Republican National Committee Hull Wilson

Arsenic Consumption Tied to Folk Beauty Belief

In parts of Austria especially near the Hungarian hills, villagers reportedly eat arsenic in large quantities without harm. They claim the practice accounts for the striking beauty of local women, a belief tied to constant drugging with arsenic.

Austria Hungary

Lightning strikes twice at Chertsey in inquest over sheltering man

An inquest into a man’s death in Chertsey England after sheltering under a tree during a thunderstorm concluded the tree, part of a five tree group, had been struck previously by lightning. The report notes a prior strike and the lingering old superstition about repeated strikes.

Chertsey England Bayfield

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