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A brief Washington County update lists assorted notices including personals births and deaths. The item highlights local social happenings and community updates reported in a compact digest.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1918
Page
7
A brief Washington County update lists assorted notices including personals births and deaths. The item highlights local social happenings and community updates reported in a compact digest.
Pleasant Hill residents report Sunday visits among neighbors including the Kepharts and Cal Been blossom home, with John Caldwell and family at Will Caldwell's and Johnson Carmichael at the Earl Kephart home. Ben Miller delivered wheat to Washington. news arrives that their son William has arrived safely overseas. Mrs Earl Kephart and Mrs Homer Kephart visited Roy Kephart's wife.
Rural Route Four notes a Sunday visit by Mr and Mrs Frank Kephart to Irve Gallagher. Mrs Susan Gardner has been on the sick list but is improving. Roy Kephart continues hauling sand.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pratt visited Wednesday at the Sam Sigafoose home. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Kephart visited Sunday afternoon with Elmer Kephart in Washington. Walter, Carl and Harry Drake visited Sunday at Harry Bishop's. He is preparing to build a new hog house before long.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Hotle and children and Mr and Mrs Dave Augustine with daughter Marys spent last Sunday in Haskins visiting relatives. J B MecCaleb hosted guests from near Keota. W T Stevenson returned to Washington after a week at the W E Augustine home. Jacksons visited Arthur Conrads with Charlie Churchill and baby. W E Augustine returned from a trip to Ralls county Mo with J T Stevenson. They report corn dried up in Missouri and no gardens this year.
Mrs Ed Brinton and four children visit Iowa City with her parents Chas Parcell is seriously ill with appendicitis Robert Morris from Water Town SD visits his parents Al and Mrs Morris Chas Hoover moves into E L Edmondson residence Mrs Mary Madison of Burlington visits brother W L Statler Rev Vernon Pike transferred to Victor Rev EB Brooks Columbus Junction appointed Brighton M E church to lead pulpit Sunday Sept 15 Myrtle Anderson and two children arrive from Aberdeen SD to visit parents Lafe LaMotte
The new term starts Monday September 16 with a complete teaching staff led by Principal Miss Ivy Galliher Fairfield. Kindergarten Miss Lillis Day Brigh ton first and second Miss Beulah Kerr Washington third Miss Grace Garner Manley fourth Miss Bertha Woodworth Cresco fifth Miss Rhea Warren Washington sixth Miss Lottie Whited Cumberland seventh and eighth Miss Ivy Galliher Fairfield music Miss Ella Paula Vining high school domestic science and English Miss Florence Hill Hopkinton Latin and eo Mrs Mary Packer Brighton mathematics and énee Miss Ethel Rivers Grinnelltal training and agriculture and slavery Miss Alma Stackhouse Bedford Sept H. E. Bryan. Also news Mrs Elizabeth McGuire reports the safe arrival of Corp Chas McGuire overseas.
Mr and Mrs M H Hefflinger of Ohio visited Sam Swartzwelter. A C Saunders moved into his new house. Mrs Clement E Griffith spent several days at Harrisonville Missouri. Many residents attended the Red Cross sale at Rubio last Saturday. Farmers are filling their silos.
NIRA NIRA notes the marriage of Neil Kincaid last week and his visit with his bride to his folks over Sunday. Local updates mention Will Eckerman building a new wood house and wash house with Pat Rowe helping. Nearby activity includes school starting Monday with Zephyr Miller as teacher and various visits among families including the Eckermans and Davissons.
Great enthusiasm marked the Iowa division annual convention in Des Moines with speeches by Mayor Thomas Fair Weather and Thomas Hougas. Delegates from county locals seated, credentials and by laws discussed, and a motion urged members to protest the Iowa State Fair discrimination against the union.
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