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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1921

Page

6

School Board Hosts Welcome Night for New Teachers

Superintendent and Mrs. Harding hosted about sixty guests at the high school recitation room for a get acquainted party with new teachers and Board of Education members. The program featured demonstrations, songs, readings, and refreshments. Mrs Woodford departs for Iowa City prompting a Loyal Sisterhood gathering with dolls for the children's hospital and a W F M S convention plan.

W. C. Harding Board of Education Harding Hooz

Arbuckle films barred here amid murder case

Washington fans see Fatty Arbuckle films end at Fox and Graham as manager Clyde Pratt cancels Arbuckle contracts. Pratt believes the public rejects him after the murder indictment and scandal, and would not justify box office, even if acquitted.

Washington Fatty Arbuckle The Fox Graham Clyde Pratt Altho Pratt Fatty Arbuckle

Housewives’ Meeting Features Helpful Paper on Housekeeping

Mrs Jennie Nelson presented an excellent paper on the business of being a housekeeper with old and new methods. The gathering at McKee home included refreshments by Miss Thresa Phillips and Mrs Will Marie. Edith Nethergall, bound for the State University at Iowa City, was honored by the Metho dist church class Carrier Doves with a souvenir spoon and a cheerful send off.

McKee Jennie Nelson Edith Nethergall State University Iowa City Miss Nethergall

Cavalry Squadron Delayed by Mud and Rat

A regular army cavalry squadron scheduled to travel this way is delayed by mud and rats. They planned to stop in Keota overnight, with no confirmed arrival in Washington and no schedule for passing through. No further details available.

Keota Washington

Heaters Keep Frost Off Orange Groves in Southern California

More than two million frost protection heaters are in use across orange groves in southern California, safeguarding crops from cold weather. Growers deploy extensive heaters to prevent damage during chilly nights, maintaining fruit quality and yields.

California

Announcements from the American Legion and local groups

A called American Legion meeting urged for tonight. Baptist choir practice Friday at 7 50. Tri County reunion of Louisa Muscatine and Washington set for Sept 22 at 10 am in the G A R hall. W R Co dinner for boys of 61. Camp fire program with a new quartet and speakers. Washington county veterans to meet. Damascus Shrine invites Masons and families to a basket dinner Sept 18 at 1 pm near Eddyville with lecture by Rev C B Lee. Christian church choir practice Friday 7 30. United Presbyterians Miss Sallie Dickey to speak Friday at 7 30. WOR C to meet G ALR half Saturday at 2 30 with dues due. Lexington Harvest Home Sept 20 with bazaar and dinners. prizes listed. dinner served from 11. Bell game Wellman K P s vs West Chester K P s. all invited.

Louisa Muscatine Washington Court House W. R. Co Washington County Veterans Association W. P. Moothart J. C. Purvis Damascus Jerusalem Harrold Shrine Oskaloosa Wylie’s Grove Eddyville C. B.lee Lexington Lexington M. BE Wellman K. P

Measuring raindrops with flour dough pellets

Raindrops are captured by letting them fall into a shallow layer of fine dry flour. Each drop forms a dough-like pellet whose size can be measured and photographed for study or demonstration.

Garage Fire Destroys Blacksmith Shop in Westchester

Westchester report says a garage and blacksmith shop owned by J. P. Dayton burned this morning with total loss. no insurance on the building. The adjacent dwelling escaped damage as wind and recent rain helped prevent spread. James Daniel's barn suffered major damage but was saved. Fire started in the blacksmith section. Eppling and Edwards run the shop with stock insured.

Westchester Howard Skinner J. P. Dayton Eppling & Edwards James Daniel

Regular Services and Union Meeting at Local Church

Regular services are offered with Sunday school at 9 30 and morning preaching by Dr Bowers on Rebuilding the walls at 11 00 The Epworth League gathers at 6 30 and the 7 30 evening service features Dr Bowers on Gods Entreaty Music includes Prelude In Summer Anthem Ave Maria and Postlude in D Morning and Will o Wisp Te Deum Laudamus Offertory At Evening Kinder Postlude Vexilla Regis Rev W W Bowers Alma Huppert Mary Hunter The Second United Presbyterian hosts 11 00 and 7 50 services with a 9 45 Sabbath School and 6 30 Christian Endeavor Tonight Sallie B Dickey missionary from India speaks at joint union meeting L Mountford pastor

United Presbyterians First United Presbyterian BLAZE Christian Endeavor First Second United Presbyterian Bowers Epworth League Arkade't Whiting Nevin eTaudine Ashford Offertory Kinder Postlude Vexilla Regis W. W. Bowers Alma Huppert Mary Hunter Christian Endeavor Society Sallie B. Dickey India Alliance Ohio United Presbyterian Churches Dickey L. Mountford

Baptist Brother Barker Preaches This Sunday

A local church reports Brother Barker will deliver the sermon this Sunday and expresses gratitude for his past Sundays with the congregation.

Brother Barker

Pastor Recovers Amid Support From Congregation

The pastor shows definite but slow improvement as members send cheer and sympathy urging full recovery. Usual services are held Sunday and during the week with Lucile Forgey leading the B Y P U at 6 30 Sunday and Mrs Regan leading the prayer meeting Wednesday evening. A cordial welcome is extended to all.

Lucile Forgey

Congregational Prayer and Bible Study Schedule

A congregational prayer meeting is set for 11 00. All are expected to attend. A regular Bible study session follows at 6 30.

Mrs Humphrey of Wyman Is Dead

Mrs Griss Humphrey died in Wyman from a stroke suffered Monday morning. Survived by six children John Elmer Lizzie Della Fred and Myrtle Humphrey, sister Mrs David John Crawfordsville, brother Robert Davis. Funeral date not yet set.

Wyman Griss Humphrey John Elmer Lizzie Della Fred Myrtle Humphrey David John Crawfordsville Robert Davis Humphrey

Big incomes dominate Iowa tax returns in 1909 report

Dubuque reports show 32 499 filers with incomes from 1 000 to 4 000 dollars, yielding taxes around 7 228 794 for the 2 000 to 3 000 class. Higher brackets rise in tax but fewer filers, with only two filings in the 150 000 to 200 000 range and minimal counts above 40 000.

Dubuque The Internal Revenue Collector

Mount Marey Holds New York's Highest Peak Title

Mount Marey is described as the highest mountain in New York, located in the Adirondacks and rising 5,344 feet above sea level. The text notes an estimated state average elevation of about fan feet per the U S Geological Survey.

New York Marey Adirondacks United States Geological Survey Department of the Interior

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Woodford Sisterhood M. E. Church Tarely George Foster Joe Limerman R. EB. Brown Veda Stryker James Zeck Sarah Dewey Miss Huppert Gladys Williams Sam McKee Rural Women's Club E. 2Nd St Anna Scott D. F. Macon Daugherty American Legion Baptist Choir Choir of the Christian Church WOR. C G. Alr Chester Eee Halevy Saint de- Gils Emerson Miss Lo Zion Pattison Uise Livingston E. Verue J. M. Wishart Carolyn Hamilton Helen Harvey Methodist Episcopal Aluminum Wrarty J. A. Cunningham’s Trol Mark Wtaeey Associate Presbyterian Chicago Town Crier and Wireless Yale Mannhardt Bros Washington, Iowa J. B. Crail
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