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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1921

Page

6

Edwards and Grant Wed at Methodist Parsonage

Yesterday afternoon at three o'clock Miss Rosa Cordelia Edwards and Mr. Howard Page Grant were married by Dr W W Bowers at the Methodist parsonage. The couple will reside nine miles northeast of town. The wedding party included the bride's parents Mr and Mrs W J Edwards and the groom's mother Mrs James M Grant.

Methodist Parsonage Rosa Cordelia Edwards Howard Page Grant W. W. Bowers W. J. Edwards James M. Grant

Postmaster Miller Delivers Address at Hawk Eye Picnic

Mrs J G Renous of Keota visits Washington shopper scene. Postmaster A R Miller spoke at the Hawk Eye picnic in Burlington Sunday and again Monday before the Burlington Rotary Club. The Burlington Hawk Eye confirms his well received appearances and adherence to the paper’s line.

J. G. Renous Keota Washington A. R. Miller Burlington

Virtue Beyond Innocence and Harm

Quote attributed to Butler discusses virtue as effort of faculties to do good rather than simple innocence or avoidance of harm.

Butler

September Rains Heaviest of the Year

Rainfall in the first half of September totals 6.34 inches, far exceeding averages. Yesterday's showers added 1.19 inches, with 0.37 inches this morning and more rain expected. August sees 5.09 inches, while April records 5.71 inches. Over the last year Washington precipitation exceeds 4 inches, slightly above average.

Washington

Funeral services for Ray Stewart held at home

Funeral services for Ray Stewart were held yesterday afternoon at three o'clock at the home of his sister Mrs. G W Wallace conducted by Rev A R Oates with music by a quartet from the Presbyterian choir. The pall bearers were boyhood friends of Mr. Stewart and included Howard Benn Ed Davis Nate Pearson Charles Cunningham George Foster and John Foster. Interment was in Elm Grove cemetery.

Ray Stewart G. W. Wallace A. R. Oates Presbyterian Choir Mr. Stewart Howard Benn Ed Davis Nate Pearson Charles Cunningham George Foster John Foster Elm Grove Cemetery

In Defense of Corsets by Sir James Cantlie

Surgeon Sir James Cantlie defends corsets, attributing fewer Neer troubles in women to steady body temperature from corsets. He notes more boys than girls die in childhood from not wearing corsets and urges men to wear cholera belts for waist protection.

James Cantlie

Former Students at Iowa to Meet Friday

Washington county alumni and former University of Iowa students will gather Friday evening at the high school at 7 45 in place of tonight. The county alumni group will finalize at the meeting with a program including Rev Leslie Mountford invocation Prof F C Ensign address R G Grassfield reading and signing of constitution and by laws Marsh W Bailey and T L Brookhart lead college yells.

Washington County Alumi State University of Iowa C. J. Wilson Leslie Mountford F. C. Ensign Be Athasdbbet Eleanor Bailey Aggpoe Sacadineane R. G. Grassfield Ladies Quartette Marsh W. Bailey College T. L. Brookhart

168th Regiment Band Closes 1921 Season at Wellman

The One Hundred Sixty Eighth Regiment Band finished its 1921 season with a Wellman concert as part of the old settlers celebration. A large crowd enjoyed the program despite rain, and a billing dispute with a printing company was amicably settled. The band manager cited a poor season for amusement ventures as the reason for delayed payment.

One Hundred and Sixty-eighth Regiment Wellman Old Settlers Ihe

Market Tune Adorns the Historic Page

A quirky verse records a market chant with lines about selling and buying, ending with a judge’s quip on price. The snippet highlights period rhythm and familiar refrain echoing rural commerce.

Community church notices and meetings schedule

Local announcements list church choir practice sessions and various society meetings. Barbara Miller hosts Hoyay Camp Vire. several groups including Baptist Ladies League Presbyterian Missionary Society and Christian church women meet this week. A Tri County reunion and W R C dinner precede a campfire program with veterans.

W RC Meeting Set In G ALT Hall Saturday

W R C will meet in G ALT hall Saturday afternoon at two thirty with full attendance desired as there is.

Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society W. RC G. Alt. Hall

Lexington Harvest Home K B and Bazaar at Church

The Lexington Harvest Home will be held at the Lexington M B K church on Tuesday Sept 20 with a bazaar farm products display and dinner served. Prizes will be awarded for best chickens corn oats potatoes pop corn pumpkins cabbage bread cakes butter jelly and a glass. Dinner served from 11 o clock with prices at 25 and 50 cents. Bell game Wollman K B s versus West Chester K P s. All invited.

Lexington Lexington M. BK Wollman K. B West Chester K. P's

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Herman Schultz White Way Club W. O. Ralston Lucile Dayton Gladys Banks Fioris Gladys Schultz Virtue Montiel Iowa 168Th Regiment Klein Klothing Ko Barbara Miller Baptist Ladies League of the Baptist Church Legal Sons and Daughters of the Christian Church James Bridges Independent John Kennedy Baptist Church Methodist Church Smith Brookhart Tri-County Louisa Muscatine Court House Washington County Veterans Association W. P. Moothart J. C. Purvis Rebekah Lode Choir of the Christian Church Rebekah Club Mary Powell Ladies Aid Society of Grace Hill AUL United Presbyterians Sallie Dickey Lodia First and Second United Presbyterians Wishart Miss Dickey Thompson’s Boot Shop East Side Square Gage West Side Square
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