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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1922

Page

6

Local residents Ms Farr Little and others travel and visit

Mrs Farr Little returned home Saturday evening from Oskaloosa after visiting friends there. Mrs Emma Long of West Cheater attended the teachers meeting here Saturday. Miss Lois Brown left for Fairfield to attend Parsons College. Mrs Mary Engle went to Keota after visiting her sister Mrs Art Sanders. Mr and Mrs Neil Kracaw of Wyman spent the weekend with Larry Kracaw and returned home. Miss Esther Welsh and Miss Elsie Bratton left for Fairfield to resume studies at Parsons. Mr and Mrs A L Eckerman and son Howard, who had been visiting at the W W Morrison home, returned to Davenport last evening.

Emma Long West Cheater Mary Engle Keota Art Sanders Neil Kracaw Wyman Larry Kracaw Esther Welsh Elsie Bratton Fairfield Parsons College A.L. Eckerman Howard W. W. Morrison Davenport Wayland Washington Albert Roth Ralph Fd Roth Helen Mary Peck Lizzie Kauffman John Bigham Bigham Jennie Arford Boone Iowa

Parson’s study next for Glen Davis as others attend sales

Glen Davis heads to Fairfield for studies at Parsons. A. Canning will sell dairy cows at the Rinner sale on Sept 20 at 10 30. Noble Lowa lists Sept 13 16 18. Inez Wilder visits Burlington then Chicago. Richard Godfrey goes to Galesburg for Knox College. Sebe Jones sale Sept 22 offers cows of quality. Mrs F G Chesley of West Chester shopped in Washington. Miss Lucy Leet returns home after a day in town. Miss Fisther Welsh returns to Fairfield for Parsons College second year.

A. Canning Noble Lowa

Washington shoppers flock to local stores Saturday

A flurry of locals from Brighton Rubio Crawfords ville Wyman Harper Keota Ainsworth and others visited Washington on Saturday. Shoppers and visitors include Dean's tastings and specials for salted nuts hot soups and lawn grass mixtures. Eldridge lawn seed Bruns Seed Co promotes fall materials and terrace seed.

Eldridge Bruns Seed Co

Society News Highlights From Local Clubs And Reunions

The Hoyay Campfire Girls met with Miss Helen Wilie for a business session then social time. The Rebekahs held a regular meeting with guests from Columbus Junction, Drakesville and Grundy Center as new members were elected. A 10th birthday party for Dorothy Masson was planned for last Saturday, though today is a school day. A large Anderson family reunion at Keota drew 91 attendees from Kansas Illinois and Iowa with a dinner at six tables and a program led by 94 year old Mrs Tina Long and many descendants. Other gatherings included Mrs T Keeley hosting a dinner for California visitors Barbara Jean Koons and her parents, and a Sunday school group led by Miss Rhea Warren with officer elections and prizes. A Sunset Park picnic honoring Mr and Mrs Frank Webb and Barbara Jean Koons featured a large fruit centerpiece and stories of old neighborhood pranks. The Rebekahs later held a picnic at the hall with a noon basket dinner, park stunts simplified by weather, and Tug O War between Brighton and Washington lodge members. The White Way club held a September 12 gathering at Mrs D C Stewart’s with peach and potato contests, a reading by Alma Ralston, walking races, and prizes of a salad dish, a pyrex dish, and an aluminum kettle. A planned late September visit by Mrs Stewart with more contests and a luncheon completed the day.

Anderson Will Strain Keota Kansas Illinois Iowa Strain Tina Long A. Pettit Owen Greelan Rhea Warren Ellen Morrison Edith Spera Eunice Hammer Gladys McFarland Miss Warren Frank Webb D. E. Koons Barbara Jean California Sunset Park Lewis, Shields Baird Heights Webbs Wend Edna Rebekahs Brighton Lodge Washington Lodge Brighton White Way Club D. C. Stewart Duvall Iris Duvall Almeta Ralston Will Munro Lee Ralston, Jr Floyd Crayne Ralston Stewart Iris Lee Craig J. D. Dayton Roy Martin Irvin Coffey Alineta Ralston Lee Ralston Ford Will Monroe Herman Schultz Fred Farinah Howard Stewart Ray Martin Florence Dayton Ed Duvall Irwin Coffey

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