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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1924

Page

8

Local Notes Highlight New Art Supervisor itineraries

Miss Mildred Brock has left for Oklahoma City and will travel to Chickasha to take up her role as school art supervisor. She earned a B A from the University of Iowa this summer and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O L Brock. Other items mention porch improvements, local visitors, and small ads from WHITH YARD CO.

Mildred Brock Oklahoma City Chickasha Miss Brock University of Iowa O. L. Brock

Local Notes On Visits Travels And Purchases In Iowa City

Mr and Mrs Albert Franzen and Mrs Waldschmidt returned from Davenport after visiting Mrs Elizabeth Messersmith and attending to Elberta Canning Peaches. J A Cunningham and Sons advertise groceries. Mrs Joe Allen of Kalona visited town as telegrams reach Mr and Mrs Work about son James Jr arriving from overseas. he will stop in Cleveland on the way home. Gust Bramer the tailor offers over 300 patterns for dresses coats and suits. No 10 pails of pure lard at 175 are promoted by Oriez Speer. Dr W G Thorne of North Liberty visits Washington. J S McCord of Mr Pleasant attends district court. D C Kilgore from Brighton is in town.

Albert Franzen A. J. Waldschmidt Davenport Elizabeth Messersmith Mr. Franzen J. A. Work James Jr Montreal Cleveland Ohio Merle Scott

Frech Family Attends Washington Burial of Mrs Cocklin

Mr and Mrs Will Frech and their young daughter traveled from Winterset to the funeral of Mrs D Cocklin. Mrs Frech is a great niece of Mrs Cocklin. Mrs Charles Quinn arrived from St Paul with Mr and Mrs S J Cocklin for the burial in Washington of Mrs David Cocklin.

Will Frech Winterset D. Cocklin Frech Cocklin Charles Quinn St. Paul S. J. Cocklin Washington David Cocklin

Ackley notices and personal briefs from town columns

Community items report piano tuner arrival and phone contact, Miss Maude White's health care note with a summer hospital operation in Leeport Illinois, and her return to Ackley. Other notes mention Jones Auto Robert IL, travel of Prowne to Boston with family, coal price promotions, and Dr J McShields visiting from Denver en route to Montreal for medical academy meetings.

Maude Whiteside Ackley Iowa Leeport Illinois

Interior Decorators vs Collectors War over home versus museum displays

In Iowa City Press Citizen analysis the silent clash between collectors and interior decorators is described as a conflict over placing collections in homes or museums. Examples include blown glass bottles miniatures opulent teapots and shoes showing how scattered displays clash with decor harmony.

China Jenny Lind India

Sausage Recall and Church Convention News Highlight

Local readers recall homemade sausage by Oriez and Sweer as cooler weather arrives. Prof Joe McConnell of Yarmouth visited Washington over the weekend. Rev W B Shelley plans to attend the Churches of Christ national convention in Cleveland, Ohio on October 15 with about six thousand ministers expected. Last year the meeting was in Colorado Springs.

Oriez & Sweer Joe McConnell Yarmouth Washington McConnell W. B. Shelley The Churches of Christ Cleveland Ohio United States Colorado Springs

Washington County residents obtain 1924 25 hunting licenses

Four hundred ninety one residents of Washington county secured hunting licenses for 1924 25, about a hundred fewer than last year. Licenses expire July 1 each year. The squirrel rabbit season opens September 1 while the duck season remains closed.

Washington County

Tokio Blames Metal Roofs for Lack of Rain

The Associated Press reports Tokio blames metal roofs for a severe drought and heat. With 300000 metal roofs, many built after last year’s earthquake, homes run 56 to 10 degrees Fahrenheit hotter than slat or tile roofs. Suburbs report dried wells and rainless skies as experts argue roofs reflect sun and alter local rainfall.

Tokio Associated Press

Hunting Licenses Describe Owner and Demand to Display

The text states licenses cost $1 each and include a physical description of the owner. The certificate must be carried while hunting and may be demanded for display by anyone.

Gardner Couple From Wellman In Washington Visit

Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Gardner of Wellman were shoppers and visitors in Washington today.

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