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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1918

Page

3

Graduation at Presbyterian Church for Two Nurses

Two nurses from Washington County Hospital, Frances Minick and Altha White, were graduated in a ceremony at the Presbyterian church. The event featured a large audience, elaborate decorations, and a musical program by local artists. Dr. Perry and Dr. Boice spoke on nursing’s value and war work, diplomas were awarded, and each graduate received a leather purse with a dollar from Jim Pennell’s gift, concluding with a benediction by Dr. Wishart.

Frances Minick Altha White Washington County Hospital Presbyterian Church Red Cross C. A. Boice Boice Bailey A. N. Alberson Albereau Florence Nightingale Elizabeth Finlay Jim Pennell

Greens August Flower Ad All Ailments From Stomach Disorder

August Flower used for ailments from disordered stomach and inactive liver. It relieves sick headache constipation sour stomach nervous indigestion fermentation of food and heart palpitations from stomach gases. A gentle laxative that regulates digestion and purifies the blood. Sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Lemmon's Pharmacy Advt

Mrs. Chas Laffer Returns Home from Visit

Mrs. Chas Laffer of Sigourney returned to her home this morning after a brief stay at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles A Dewey. She was en route from Rockford Illinois where she accompanied her daughter Georgianna who will attend school at Rockford this year.

Chas. Laffer Sigourney Charles A. Dewey Rockford, All Georgianna Rockford

Smith Leaves White Way Garage After Sale

Bert Smith sells his interest in the White Way Garage Company to partners Will Clark and F. A. Heinzman. Clark and Heinzman will run the business under the same name with no management changes. Smith plans relocation to California for his wife's health, traveling with family by car around October first.

Bert Smith White Way Garage Will Clark F. A. Heinzman Mr. Clark Mr. Heinzman Mr. Smith Smith & Clark Heinzman

Funeral for George T Auld Held at South Marion Avenue

The funeral for George T Auld was held at his late home on South Marion Avenue at 2 PM Tuesday. Rev J M Wishart officiated with a duet by Carolyn Hamilton and Ola McCleery. Burial followed in Elmgrove cemetery with pallbearers from Winfield and nearby towns. Raymond A George visits on a 30 day furlough from the U S Navy and will report to New York after. He has eight years of service on the U S S O'Brien and reenlisted for a third time after his ship was torpedoed returning to the States arriving September 11.

Raymond George Raymond A. George Gilbert George Verdi Brighton U. S. S. O'Brien Navy New York States

Funeral for Harold Blair at Residence Tomorrow

The funeral for the late Harold Blair will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow from the family residence. Rev. Frank A. Gageby will conduct the service with interment to follow at Elm Grove cemetery.

Harold Blair Frank A. Gageby Elm Grove Cemetery

Washington Eyes Close Season Opener At Keota

Washington faces a tight season opener at Keota after Keota's strong showing in a 13 to 6 scrimmage loss to West Liberty. Keota plans to leverage last year’s experience while Washington expects a hard fought contest with several returning players and a focused coaching staff driving scrimmage progress.

Washington Keota West Liberty Altho Vifquain

Doris Kenyon Stars in The Inn of the Blue Moon at Fox Theatre

Dear Sir or Madam notes Doris Kenyon headlining De Luxe Pictures in The Inn of the Blue Moon. She plays twin sisters with opposite lives in a romantic drama written for her by Louis Joseph Vance. See the Fox Theatre Saturday afternoon and night. Co A Pratt Manager.

Doris Kenyon America de Luxe Pictures, Inc Fox Theatre Miss Kenyon Louis Joseph Vance Co. A Pratt

Warnock and Doig Funerals Held in City Cemeteries

The funeral for John Warnock was on Tuesday at 3 PM at 702 East Jefferson Street with Dr. J M Wishart officiating. Interment followed in Elm Grove cemetery. G A R members served as pallbearers. Marian Doig’s funeral occurred Tuesday at 10 20 AM at the D D Sherman home with Rev Leslie Mountford presiding. burial was at Woodlawn cemetery. Pallbearers included Harry Shrader and W M Conner.

Dressings Delivered for County Hospital During Red Cross Drive

The Red Cross supplied the county hospital with surgical dressings this week. Three thousand four hundred fifty seven dressings were completed in the first two days, meeting a critical need as supplies ran low while the hospital faced high patient flow.

Red Cross

Private Elwell predicts return to U.S. by April

From France dated August 14 Private Merle Elwell writes to his mother that if current conditions hold he hopes to be back in the states by next April. He reports visiting large French cities, praises his squadron as second best in France, and notes pilots credited with twenty enemy planes. He says he is in good health and not in danger and jokes about a possible romance. His brother Delbert at Camp Gordon expects to advance after noncommissioned officers’ school.

Merle Elwell C. M. Elwell France States

Boy Scouts of America Troop A meet Friday at church

Announcements list events for Friday including Boy Scouts Troop A meeting at First United Presbyterian Church at 7 30 pm with special work. Also Ladies Aid social at M E church parlors at 2 30 pm followed by Milkmaids convention at 3 30 pm inviting all women and friends. Rebekahs 67th anniversary Friday Sept 20 at Odd Fellows Hall. members bring four sandwiches. Womans Missionary Society to meet with Mrs Edgington at 2 30 pm Friday.

Boy Scouts of America First United Presbyterian Church Ladies’ Aid Society M. E. Church Odd Fellows Hall Womans’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Wm. Edgington

Farewell Reception For Rev Eaton And Family

Over a hundred church members attended a farewell reception at the Christian church in Washington for Rev and Mrs Eaton and Barbara. Supper by church ladies preceded an auditorium program featuring songs solos readings and speeches from D N Haney Rev Coats and Rev Eaton.

Christian Church May Tucker Helen Tucker Edith Boileau Owen Boileau Chas. Keating D. N. Haney Coats Eaton Haney Christian Church In Washington

Mission Circle Declares Friday Church Social at 2 PM

The Mission Circle of the Baptist church will hold their monthly social at the church Friday afternoon at 2 00. A general invitation is extended to all friends and neighbors to attend.

Mission Circle of the Baptist Church

Hospital Auxiliary to assemble compresses tomorrow

The Hospital Auxiliary will devote tomorrow afternoon to making compresses for the hospital. All who can assist are asked to come to the work room between 1 and 5 p m.

Sergt Ned Brookhart Arrives on 10 Day Furlough

Sergt Ned Brookhart son of Lieut Col and Mrs S W Brookhart arrived from Camp Cody and will spend a ten day furlough here. He serves in the ordnance department at Cody.

Ned Brookhart S. W. Brookhart Camp Cody Ordnance Department Cody

CUT TAX COLLECTION COST

Washington reports the Internal Revenue Service spent about 12 million dollars to collect 8.0047 million in the fiscal year ending last June. Commissioner Roper told Secretary McAdoo that the cost was 88.24 per thousand, 32-100 of 1 percent, the bureau’s lowest collection cost ratio. In 1917 the cost was 9.08 per thousand, 95-100 of 1 percent.

Washington Internal Revenue Roper McAdoo Revenue Bureau

American delegates urge endorsement of Wilson program at conference

London reports the American delegates at the inter allied labor and socialist conference proposed endorsing President Wilson's Fourteen Points as the basis for peace and power conditions, arguing the program should be adopted by the conference.

London Wilson Inter-Allied Labor and Socialist Conference

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