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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1922

Page

3

Mrs. Catherine Zook Dies at 85 After Long Illness

Mrs. Catherine Zook wife of W E Zook died this morning at 10 45 at her home after a long illness She was 85 and had used a wheeled chair recent years Funeral services set for Saturday at 1 50 p m at Goodin funeral parlors conducted by Rev T F Barker Burial in Beauchamp Cemetery near Crawfordsville She was born May 9 1837 in Westmoreland County Pa and married Walker Orbin in 1856 They later wed W E Zook in 1866 and had five children including John Zook Mrs Sarah Ann Chatee and Led Zook Grandchildren number twenty four great grandchildren thirty seven and one great great grandchild The family moved from Crawfordsville area to Washington four years ago She was active in charity and church work and a Methodist member.

Catherine Zook W. E. Zook Goodin T.F. Barker Beauchamp Crawfordsville Wyman John Zook Sarah Ann Chatee Hettie Arnold Led Zook Lydia Dawson Washington Zook The Methagist Church

Big Day at Cone Saturday the 9th

The Cone community hosts an annual watermelon festival with free melon for visitors. A full program includes music and speeches and Senator J L Brookhart will speak at the event.

Cone

Card of Thanks for Lloyd Kolosick

We express heartfelt thanks to friends for kindness at the death of our son Lloyd Kolosick and for the many beautiful floral tributes. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kolosick.

Lloyd Kolosick

Footballers Work Hard Despite Heat

High school football prospects show strength in heat with 40 players on the field under Coaches Dennison and Edgar. Lincoln line work improves with Francis Skipton joining. 50-man squad expected, freshmen invited, and tennis tourney planned by Coach Dickinson and Prof. Montgomery. Physicals for girls and boys conducted this week. Lyon's advertises homemade cookies.

Dennison Edgar Dickinson Francis Skipton Lester Duke Harold Montgomery Rice Waymack Jones Boice Beal Duke Miller Elwell Molesworth Kelly Bailey Ben Mr. Dickinson

Ad Club Members Plan Mason City Convention Trip

At the Advertising club meeting last evening a sizable delegation is expected to attend the state convention in Mason City next week. About a dozen members likely travel by car, with Joe Falk and Frank Miller named to lead and press the Washington display. The trip runs Monday to Thursday, marking the first meeting since July.

Advertising Club Commercial Club Advertising Clubs Mason City Joe Falk Frank Miller Charles Davis A. E. Atchison I. Rothschild Ralph Sharman L. F. Henderson Washington

Washington ISD Finances Tighten No Taxes Increase

The Washington Independent School District will continue on a 3 mill tax basis, with finances stronger than last year despite summer upgrades costing about 6000 dollars. A new boiler at the junior high and roof and interior work at Lincoln School totaled about 5000 to 3000 dollars respectively. Superintendent Harding reported a larger than ever attendance and slight class organization changes as the new school year opens under favorable conditions.

Washington Independent School Lincoln School Heights W. C. Harding

Washington Band Heads to Brighton for Booster Day

The Washington band of twenty five in ornate hussar uniforms traveled to Brighton by automobile to perform at today's barbecue booster event. They last night staged a special Central park concert, delivering an outstanding program that drew a large crowd past the usual quitting hour, echoing the Royal Seated Highlanders and the Scotchies in calibre.

Washington Band Hussar Brighton Central Park Royal Seated Highlanders Scotchies

Keota Defeats Washington In Slugfest At Dephous Park

Keota defeated Washington 22 to 15 after a nine inning exhibition at Dephous ball park. Keota built an early lead, then Washington rallied in the fourth, but Keota pulled away with six hits and eight runs in the frame.

Washington Keota Dephous Ball Park S. Kiesey Case Meyers Zook Blackburn Kieseys Kiesey T. Kiesey Holland Crayne Goodall Lemen Adams Schreeckengast Homie Keota Club

Engineer Shows Freshly Whitewashed High School Boilers

George Clapper, engineer of the heating plant, cleaned out the two large boilers and applied a coat of whitewash. The ends and mountings were painted black, presenting a tidy and attractive appearance to visitors.

George Clapper

Market Ad Calls Attention to Price Changes in Dairy and Poultry

Washington buyers of cream butter and poultry urge readers to consult page two for updated price changes. The notice references galoshes and socks in a whimsical verse before directing readers to the market ad for current rates.

Washington County W C T U Holds Annual Meeting at Sunset Park

The Washington County W C T U held its annual convention at Sunset Park with state organizer Mrs. Gretta Gray present. Mrs. Lucy Morgan presided, reports were given, officers elected, and Crawfordsville preparation noted for state convention.

Washington County Sunset Park Gretta Gray Lucy Morgan Clay Township America J. Reade McCrory First United Presbyterian Church T. U C. W. Busby Gray Ames R. E. Brown

Schools Close Early Due to Intense Heat

Superintendent W C Harding announced dismissals an hour early yesterday and today as heat makes classrooms uncomfortable. He notes the unusually hot week, praising teachers and pupils for enduring the conditions while the shortened day provides relief outdoors.

W. C. Harding

September heat record hits ninety six degrees at three

The temperature at three this afternoon was 96 degrees matching yesterday. The area has stayed above 90 every day this week setting a September high record.

Funeral for Lloyd Kolosick Held at St James Church

Funeral services for Lloyd Kolosick were held at St James Church. Pallbearers included Alvin Soukup Charles Mannhardt Richard S Kolosick and Robert Kolosick. Interment followed in Elm Grove Cemetery.

Lloyd Kolosick St. James Church Alvin Soukup Charles Mannhardt Richard S Kolosick Robert Kolosick Elm Grove Cemetery

Journal Announces Cash Prizes for Merchants Ads

The Journal lists $100 in cash prizes for the best merchant advertisements over three months. Interest grows as several entrants plan to participate. The Washington National Bank adds a special prize for ads for their institution. Contestants should visit the Journal office or speak with merchants to enter.

Journal Washington Washington National Bank

Lawyers Return From Sixth Judicial District Bar Association Meet

Newton hosts the annual sixth judicial district bar association convention at the Newton country club. D. T. Stockman of Sigourney becomes president, Edwain Wilcockson of Keota re elected secretary, and Baldrige named Washington county executive committee member. James A. Devitt of Oskaloosa delivered the principal address.

Col. C. J. Wilson Marsh W. Bailey A. E. Baldrige Newton Sixth Judicial District Bar Association Newton Country Club Washington Bailey D. T. Stockman Sigourney Edwain Wilcockson Keota Bald Lewis Captain Carr Montezuma K. F. Wilcockson Henry Silwold

Fortnightly club and Shalom Group announce meeting changes

The Fortnightly club Home Economics department moves its meeting to next Tuesday at Mrs Dan Bevins home. The Shalom Group at the Methodist Episcopal church holds a first new year business social Tuesday September 12 at 2 46 p m with Mrs Sigafoose and Mrs Clara Tooman named for planning duties. Year books to be at the Library. members to bring recipes and 10 cents for demonstration.

W. S.C Effie Porter Home Economics Dan Bevins Shalom Group Methodist. Episcopal Church Sigafoose Clara Tooman F. L. Wilson

Mysterious death after hay fall at Fred Palmer farm

Local officers seek relatives of Elijah Mc Closky who was injured in a hay load fall and died at the county hospital. They learned of an aunt and a cousin in central Iowa but had not reached them by noon.

Elijah McClosky Fred Palmer Iowa

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