Pupil Recital and Church Socials Highlight Iowa Event
Pupil recital under Miss Carolyn Hamilton at her studio featured new performers Miss Marion McLaughlin Doris Hulick Maude Simerman with Helen Harvey and McLaughlin as accompanists. A six o clock banquet at the church celebrated new musical director J W Johnston from Chicago with remarks by Dr Bowers and others and a large Ladies Aid social followed by various church activities and gatherings across August and September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Hamilton
Mise Hamilton
Mise Marion McLaughlin
Doris Hulick
Maude Simerman
Helen Harvey
Marion McLaughlin
Tate
Baynon
Vanderpool
Lute Phillips
Ina McDowell
Coverly
Clarke
Pillowtown
Elliott
Livingston
Penn
Hilton-Turvey
Lohr
Mildred Stewart to Be Heard Here in Recital
The Presbyterian choir presents a program on Tuesday evening September 28 featuring Mildred Stewart in an organ recital. Stewart a Washington girl and American Conservatory faculty member in Chicago owns Marden School of Music and serves as organist at a Chicago church. Eleanor Walker will read selections and a soloist will be announced. Admission is free with a silver offering for the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Mildred Stewart
Mise Stewart
Washington
American Conservatory
Chicago
Marden School of Music
Eleanor Walker
Social evenings host mixed gatherings and a wedding
Misses Helen Risk Bessie Clancy and Martha McCartney entertained Mrs Glenn Davis at Risk's home with fall decor music and jokes. A Presbyterian church group organized a Sabbath class with Supt Harding chosen as leader. Marion Randle and Miss Buckritz wed at the Second United Presbyterian parsonage. a wedding dinner followed at the groom's home. A report will appear in Monday's Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
J. H. Baird
Helen Risk
Bessie Clancy
Martha McCartney
Miss Risk
Glenn Davis
Ferne Palmer
Marion Randle
J. B. Randle
Miss Buckritz
Moline
Ilinois
Second United Presbyterian Parsonage
Leslie Mountford
Not an Amethyst, Says Patricia on Her Father
Patricia asserts her father is not a church-goer yet warns against labeling him an amethyst. The Dalilas News notes the remark amid a light local feature.
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Patricia
Dalilas
3 000 10WA YEIS TO ATTEND REUNION
More than 3 500 identification certificates mailed for Grand Army veterans to buy train tickets for the national encampment in Indianapolis starting Monday 1921. Iowa headquarters reports possibly 3 000 Towana will attend. Indian apolis hosts over 200 000 visitors, with plans to invite the encampment to Des Moines in September 1927. Tickets go on sale at 1 cent per mile. Iowa special train departs Des Moines Sept 18 reaching Chicago Sunday. Iowa drum corps to lead veterans in parade.
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Des Moines
Grand Army
Towana
Indianpolis
Indianapolis
Iowa
Chicago
Rock Island
Union Depot
Towa
Pennsyvania
R. L. Chase
Funeral attendance moves from multiple cities to Ohio
J. T. Stanhope and daughter Alice of Toledo Mrs. and Mrs. W. B. Wilde and Mrs. W. T. A. White from Peoria to attend the funeral of Mrs. Stanhope at the A. Anderson home tomorrow at three in the afternoon. Mrs. Grace B. Anderson of Des Moines and Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Hunt of Montevideo Minnesota also present for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Stanhope
Alice
Toledo
Ohio
W. B. Wilde
W. T. A. White
Peoria
Local Women Voters’ League Seeks State Convention Role
The Women Voters of Washington County organize a membership drive led by temporary chair Mrs. M. W. Bailey. The group aims to secure representation at the Des Moines state convention September 22 23 with a 50 cent fee to cover expenses and invites all county women to join and support the new league.
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Gue For Women Voters
Washington County
Des Moines
Sepember
M. W. Bailey
Bailey
A. R. Dewey
F. B. Appleby
A. R. Miller
Public notices and lodge meeting announcements
Sunday School Rally at 9 30 with a special program. Washington lodge No 26 A F and A M meets Monday Sept 20 at 7 30 pm for first degree with two candidates. Master asks all members to attend and assist. Chas Freding W M 8204
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A. M. FE
Washington Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Chas. Freding
W. M
Rebekahs Plan 69th Anniversary Degree Event
The Rebekahs observe the 69th anniversary of the Rebekah degree at the I O C F hall on Monday September 20 at 630 PM. An invitation extends to Odd Fellows and families with baskets to share and coffee provided. The event is organized by the committee.
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I. O. C. F. Hall
Odd Fellows
Fishermen recount a lost fish story in the camp hit
Jack notes a bad catch while Pete explains sleeping in a field and a gate left open, a casual scene echoing a Boys' Life style vignette. The brief exchange mixes mishap and youth camp ambiance.
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Pete
Jack
The Bride and Groom Toast Lover's Lunch Break
The couple banter about staying in and sharing a meal after saying vows. The scene captures a lighthearted moment where romance meets a practical pause.
Mrs Williams Defends Driving in Crawfordsville Collision
Mrs Williams of Crawfordsville called the Journal to state she was not at fault in the Thursday collision near Ainsworth. She contends the other driver was to blame as her car approached from the south while the Wilcox vehicle came from the west. The paper could not learn the Crawfordsville driver’s home.
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Dpd. KR. Williams
Crawfordville
Journal
Ainsworth
Washington
Williams
Wilcox
J. M. Stewart Corner
Crawfordsville
Building A Low Ebb
The American Lumberman notes continuing car shortages but improved terminal congestion and rail traffic. Demand for ties timbers and car material remains robust as railroads are expected to lead lumber purchases. building slows due to high prices and tight money with bargains in bonds and stocks attracting buyers. Passenger travel holds up though tourist season ends, and fare hikes are not expected to affect next year’s travel.
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Chicago
American Lumberman
C. G. Burnham
Vic
The
Burlington
Bulding
Iowa Tuberculosis Association Plans 1921 Seal Campaign
The 1921 campaign will be financed entirely by Red Cross Christmas seal sales across Iowa towns and rural areas. A goal of ten seals per capita is set, with plans to reach every city and village. The program aims to advance child welfare public health and tuberculosis clinics, hoping to involve schools and county clinics statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iown Tuberculosis Association
Red Cross
Iowa
T. J. Edmonds
Helen changes in a year at the Purple Cow
The fragment notes a year of change for Helen mentioning a cashier job at the Purple Cow. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear events or dates. No additional persons or organizations are identifiable beyond Helen and the Purple Cow.
Pitt Panther Impresses With Witty Restaurant Exchange
A brief chatter captures a diner noting a waiter looks exhausted while a companion asserts their own resolve and school pride. The exchange hints at a casual scene involving Pitt Panthers.
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Pitt Panther
Mabel and Helen Exchange Five Dollar Doctor Charge
In a brief dialogue Mabel asks if the doctor treated Helen. Helen replies he did not and instead charged five dollars prompting a terse Jester remark.
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Mabel
Helen
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Mrs Bowers
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J. L. Fifer
Ladies Aid Society
Fifer
Dr. Bowers
Ebo
Wilson
Ashby
Johnston
Bowers
Methodist Church
Johnstons
George Reisters
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Chas. Hayes
Walter Hayes
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J. E. Lemmon
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Helen Wilson
Claude Lemmon
Mollie Cherry
Olahoma City
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Los Angeles
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Lem Gherry
McCreedy
Gladys Carson
Iowa State College
Cafetria Style
Presbyterian Church
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W. G. Stewart
Mike
Clark
Lawrence Wilsom
A. B. Schmoeller
Local Women Voters’ League
Bible Department
F. L. Wilson
Havre
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Tame
Civica Department
Susan B. Anthony
Frank Wilson
Washington, Iowa
Mrs. Williams
Florida
Howard
Wilson Heating Company
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