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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1921

Page

7

Local News From Titus District Highlights Corn Shelling and Social Events

Titus reports include corn shelling for Harry Hutt and Rodney Davis at 42c per bushel, community Masonic banquet honoring Grand Master Alberson of Washington, and multiple visits among town families. The Stone Platt Trio performed before a stormy audience, while the McKinstry guardianship case draws local attention and youth support for school activities continues.

Titus Ruth Helen Meyers Winnifred Carris Robertson and Simpson Harry Hutt Rodney Davis Masonic Hall Alberson Washington Vivian Lemley McKinstry Joe Schlatter Wayland Tom Carris James J. E. Lemley Gracehill Claud Davis Emil Anderson Harry Anderson Leo Mangold Harry Hull Christina Meyers Herman Stone-Platt

Brighton News Briefs Include Accidents and Local Steps

A Brighton youth nearly injures himself bicycling into a Ford, hitting the radiator and a bruised nose. Visitors include Mae Wehr and twins Jerald and Harold. Teachers and townsfolk attend socials, church events, and society meetings. Business deals reorganize local firms as remodeling of the M E church begins. Ray George, in government service, marries Helen Appleby in Philadelphia. Ralph Funston visits from Great Lakes on furlough. The Senior Lyceum Course opens the season.

Bristow and Corley Robison Hardware Robinson Bros Toy Gasaway C. C. Heacock Philadelphia Ray Brighton Velda Foster M. E

Keipers travel through several states for visits and treatment

Mr and Mrs W J Keiper left Crawfordsville by way of Mt Pleasant to visit in Russell and Allerton Iowa Excelsior Springs Mo and in Kansas Mr Keiper seeks treatment for rheumatism Veil Maxwell had an appendectomy at Washington county hospital E J Davidson and others attended Mr McCoy s funeral in Washington J H Huston and R C Holmes returned from Pender Neb to attend B F McDonald s funeral David Owens returned to Vendocia Ohio Stephen Hawkins returned from Burlington after tonsil removal

Crawfordsville W. J. Keiper Mt. Pleasant Russell and Allerton Iowa Excelsion Springs Kansas Keiper The Springs Veil Maxwell Washington County Hospital E. J. Davidson E. G. Davis A. E. Davis Mr. McCoy Washington J. H. Huston R. C. Holmes Pender Nebr B. F. McDonald David Owens Vendocia Ohio E. J. Owens G. W. Hanna Winfield Stephen Hawkins Burlington

Mitchells return as Swan operator resumes duties

Mrs Arthur Mitchell traveled to Oskaloosa to join her husband who relieved the Swan Iowa operator last week. He will resume duties Friday morning Sept 23 while other local notes include visitors from Redondo Beach and Mt Pleasant, a well attended livestock sale, and a planned all day Eicher Sunday school rally for Oct 2. Frances Eicher goes to Fairfield for Parson's college.

Wayland Mt. Pleasant John Wittmer Germanville Frances Eicher Fairfield Parson's College

School Night Pranks Include Mock Wedding And Trial

The seventh and eighth grades held a woods dinner. Juniors entertained all grades and the faculty at the high school with a mock wedding a mock trial and a movie. Evan Blake and Ethel Edgar played bride and groom Hayden Huston read the service Will Hagie carried the ring. Eleanore Mitchell and Vernor White were attendants and rice was tossed. A mock trial accused some guests of stealing chickens but they were cleared. Salad sandwiches and lemonade were served.

Evan Blake Ethel Edgar Hayden Huston Will Hagie Eleanore Mitchell Vernor White

Local Social Notes From Young America Area

Young America residents shared visits and travel plans on Thursday In Iowa City Mise Tressa plans to enroll there next Monday The doctor attended Mrs Will Leeper who is ill Mrs Ben Briley visited Mrs McLaughin while Mr Briley worked on Donald s Ford Delegates Cloyd Knupp Charley Jackson Frank Pringle and Ben Briley left for Des Moines Tuesday evening to attend the State Farmer s Union Mrs Knupp will visit relatives nearby Mrs H B Porter visits with daughter Mrs Clarence Jackson Mrs J N Phillips and Mise Jes were noted surrounding daily life in the community

Young America N. Phillips Lloyd Tressa Iowa City Mise Tressa Will Leeper Ben Briley McLaughin Mr. Briley Donald Ford Cloyd Knupp Charley Jackson Frank Pringle Des Moines

Local Socials Highlight Neighborhood Ties

Baby Helen spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Edgar Porter. Mr and Mrs Will Marie entertained relatives last Sunday for their twin boys Leo and Leonard on their thirteenth birthday. J H Humston and Lloyd plan a corn crib and granary project. Rural Women’s club plans a social at Frank Ditmer’s tonight. Families may attend a social at the First United Presbyterian Church tonight for Rev Wishart and family.

Baby Helen Edgar Porter Will Marie Leo Leonard J. H. Humston Lloyd Claud Rhodebeck Rural Womenu Frank Ditmer 1St United Presbyterian Church Wishart

Shirley Mason Stars In Fox Theatre Lovetime

Shirley Mason headlines the Fox Theatre program on Tuesday ushering in her new film Lovetime. The Hubert Lyn Due story, Howard M. Mitchell directed, features Raymond McKee opposite Mason with a Savoy maid as heroine and a romance driven by art, pride, and obstacles overcome.

Shirley Mason Fox Theatre Hubert Lyn Due Howard M. Mitchell Raymond McKee Savoy

German Prosperity Seen in Fatherland Report

Joseph Grobmeier of Douglas township returns from Germany noting cheap money boosts producers and that crops are good. He reports 85 marks per dollar then 65 on return, lodging costs about 40 marks daily, and a silk dress around 200 marks. Germany appears prosperous with strong clothing and goods prices. The piece also mentions a log cabin conversion and gifts by Mr. Rees, publisher of the Sinois State Register.

Harlan Joseph Grobmeier Douglas Township Germany New York Cunard Colonia George Washington Bremen America United States

Rees Gifts Keokuk Old Homestead for City Park

Thomas Rees of Springfield Illinois presented the old Rees homestead high on Keokuk Mississippi bluffs to the city for a park in memory of his parents. The luncheon sponsor Unity Club, with Mayor Theodore A Craig accepting for Keokuk, marking the site as the family home before the children left to establish their own homes.

Mr. Rees

Wry maxims mix in modern news style

A collection of humorous quips and malapropisms quoted in a Chicago Tribune style, mocking society edits and everyday foibles. The items include playful remarks on time, embarrassment, parental folly, waiting, and misused phrases. The voice imitates a playful editorial column.

Community Notes From Keova and Surrounding Areas

Sunday visits marked by Crawford and family near Tal leyrand and Fred Newhart's kin near Keota. Edythe Thompson from Havre spent time with Cecille Hotle. Families of Tinnis and Hotle attended events. molasses making by Earl Burroughs for Arthur Conrad. visits to Washington and West Chester noted.

Keova Keota R. R Will Crawford Fred Newhart Talleyrand H. A. Engle Edythe Thompson Hear Havre Cecille Hotle Nick Tinnis Harper Zeno Walter Hotle Howard Leacox Brighton Earl Burroughs Arthur Conrad John Pratt Pearl Robertson Will Valley Edythe Augustine Washington Emil Fink Arvid Swanson West Chester W. C. Hotley Wilkin Doe Engle

McCalls Called to J O Matthews Home on Death of Nephew

W H and Miss Mary McCall were summoned to the J O Matthews residence near Ainsworth yesterday morning by the death of their nephew, Mr McMillan. Elwyn Davidson traveled to Iowa City yesterday afternoon to make arrangements.

Crawfordsville W. H Mary McCall J. O. Matthews Ainsworth McMillan Elwyn Davidson Iowa City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Enoch Swab Atlantic J. W. Myers R.S. Wikoff Donald Edwards Rob Edwards Mae Wehr Jerald Harold Tom Morgan Cora Winn Muscatine Bristow Leona Davison Edith Vera Koch O. P. Myers Kenneth McFarlane J. A. Lemley C. V. Robison Cora Day Edna Crile Keokuk Rees Sinois State Register Kehokuk Tia Slama Rolline Stone Rome Society Roscoe Gilmore Scott Judge Geoffrey Esmeralda Chicago Tribune Ile McFarlane Company West Chester, Iowa
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