County Hospital Training School Graduates Class
The eleventh class to graduate from the Washington county hospital school of nursing received the Florence Nightingale pledge at a Methodist church commencement. Ninety students provided music, with diplomas presented by hospital superintendent Elle Reitan and hospital board president J. H. McCleery presiding.
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County Hospital Training School
Washington County
J. H. McCleery
Margaret McCleery
Elle Reitan
Community club and PTA meetings announced for September
The H. J. Club meets with Mrs. James Shanta for an all day session Thursday September 20 and members are asked to bring sandwiches and a dish to pass. The Fortnightly Art Department meets Tuesday at 7 30 with Nellie Tripp and asks members to bring one. The Snowball Social club meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. John Miller. The Wallace PTA gathers at the school house September 19 at 8 45 in the evening with strong attendance requested. The G A R meets tomorrow at 2 o'clock at the hall with J M Imbree commander.
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H. J. Club
James Shanta
Art Department
the Fortniguty
Nellie ‘Tripp
Wallace P. T. A
Community club notices list meetings and events
The Royal Neighbors hold their regular meeting on Tuesday evening with sandwiches and gas gift requested. A Bridge luncheon is planned at the community lab Thursday for club ladies. The Rantish choir will meet Tuesday and Thursday at 7:30 p.m. for rehearsals. full attendance is desired.
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Comunnity Lab
Rantish
The Count of Ten shines at Fox Theatre
Universal Jewel production opened at the Fox Theatre. Charles Ray leads as the prize fighter with strong supporting turns from James Gleason as the manager and Arthur Lake as the lazy brother. Adapted from Gerald Beaumont’s Bettys A Lady story in Red Book.
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Universal-Jewel
Fox Theatre
Charlies Ray
James Gleason
Arthur Lake
Gerald Beaumont
Betty
Red Book
Long, Long Ago The Washington Press of 1871
The piece reports local anecdotes from Carelle's Hall maskball a humorous dance event and notes on residents. It mentions Chris T. Jones admitted to the bar and ready for practice, church renovations, and local incidents including a runaway team and a horse death. It also covers Bible society officers, a horse named Old Jack, winter conditions, and community notices with marriages, deaths, and society meetings.
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Moon
Chris T. Jones
Iowa
Presbyterian Church
Fee
John Wilde
McNair and Co
Pip McNair
D. W. French
W. T. Beard
G. G. Charlton
J. 8. Adair
J. G. Slaughter
R. Glasgow
Samuel Mansey
Rebekah Group Plans Meetings At Local Hall and Homes
Irregular notes show Rebekah chapter gatherings this week. Plans include a Wednesday afternoon meeting at the hall on work plans for a haz aar and a dessert dish event. A Rebekah club meetup with Lou Huskins is set for Thursday at Mrs Scott's home. Additional sessions list officer elections and social entertaining.
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Rebekah Clu
Hazaar
Rebekah Chub
Lou Huskins
Mrs Scott
Renewed talks aimed at settling coal grievances
In Des Moines on September 17 the Iowa United Mine Workers and Iowa Coal Operators Association trimmed their joint sub committee to three per side to speed a working agreement. Miners members are Joe Morris Ed J Morgan and John Gay all from Albia. Operators are W M Malone of Chariton H M Shuler and George Heaps Jr of Des Moines. The group met in conference but offered no date for a final settlement.
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Des Moines
Iowa
United Mine Workers of America
Iowa Coal Operators Association
Joe Morris
Ed J. Morgan
John Gay
Albia
W. M. Malone
Chariton
H. M. Shuler
George Heaps Jr
Presentiment of Early Death Echoed in Conversation
A woman confesses a lifelong premonition of dying young, and a friend downplays the fear with a wry remark about surviving beyond youth. The exchange captures a tense moment of fatalism and resilience.
Watch Tongue For Signs of Illness
A health note explains the tongue mirrors digestive health, stating the tongue is the visible upper part of the digestive tract. Physicians say 90 percent of sicknesses begin with stomach and bowel trouble and clinicians inspect the tongue as a quick health gauge.
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United Presbyterian Church
Milburn McKay
McCleery
Cind
John Miller
J. Mimbree
Gass
Charles Kay Seen
New @raham theatre
The
Washington Press
William Gleason
Brib Laughbauch
Col. Palmer
Old Jack
Ed. Clemons
Joseph Crawford
Lucinda Farrier
Justice Stephenson
Marian B. Anderson
Ainsworth
Capt. Young
Vicksburg
B. P. Baldwin
Rob McCall
van Doran
A. Conner
W. French
Wilkins
Cap
J. M. Phillips Thinslay
Tanlac
H. J. Ward‘ Co
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