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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1922

Page

5

Society Notes Highlight Busyness in Washington Today

Mrs. Harry Shrader hosts two visitors with lunch and dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs Webb. Coral Allen Lovelady wed Lee A Breitenbach in Tucumcari on Sept 14 1922. Local gatherings include bridge clubs picnics reunions and church group meetings with prayers and convivial remarks.

Harry Shrader Frank Webb Webb Mrs. Webb John M. Harrison Coral Allen Lovelady Lee A. Breitenbach Tucumcari New Mexico Sarah J. Beatty W. 5 Beatty Barnes City Maurice Cole Brighton EK. Beatty Washington Chas. Tucker Earl Jackson Ivan Cummings Willis Beatty S. P. Beatty Gertrude Floyd Blanche Lone Tree Ralph Gerber Davenport W. S. Beatty Alvan Opal Frank Clarence Harold Archie Gorsuch Oskaloosa Chas. Rhodebeck Claude Rhodebeck Marion Story Chas, Reisman Harry Shroeder Mrs California

Fresh egg prices rise in New York market

Fresh edge in the New York market advanced six cents a dozen. Dealers credited activity by the New York board of health in ferreting out dealers who sold storage eggs as fresh and later switched to truly fresh eggs as a key factor in the price increase.

New York New York Board of Hearth

Social calendar highlights for Fortnightly area events

A busy week of club meetings and social events unfolds with Miss Rhea Warren’s upcoming nuptials. Church choirs, luncheons, bridge gatherings, and multiple society meetings are scheduled across Fortnightly activities from Wednesday through Saturday, featuring many local hosts and club names.

Hoyay Barbara Miller West Chester United Presbyterian Church Rhea Warren Esther Brindley C.D. of A. Sewing Circle Martin Swift Independent Club Will Mayhew

Corset Pacts and Leather Bags Featured in Local Ad

Nu-Bone corset with woven wire boning promises comfort and durability. custom fit guaranteed not to bend at the waist. Also ads for Pillsbury pancake flour and Barclay Cash Grocery promote groceries and children’s garments. Cordo brown leather traveling bag at $10. Laure Tooman Harvey, Too man Shop.

W. F. Curtis Laure Tooman Harvey Tooman Shop

Rotary Club Hears Mr Miller on Just Folks Appeal

Mr Miller spoke to the Rotary club praising “just folks” everywhere from the Dakotas to Missouri. His talk drew an enthusiastic audience and featured his platform wit. Afterward a spontaneous chautauqua included Claud Lemmon Tracy Phillips and Dave McLaughlin with a lecture, impersonations, a piano solo and Poison Ivy quartet singing.

Dakotas Minnesota Iowa Missouri Miller Claud Lemmon Tracy Phillips Dave McLaughlin Poison Ivy Quartette

Carbon Plates Warm Bath Water Device

An electric heater using three carbon plate electrodes heats bath water. The device is described as a new method to warm water in a tub.

Tin can on dog causes fall in street mishap

An elderly woman is knocked down when a dog collides with her. A passerby helps as she explains the pain comes from a tin can tied to the dog rather than the animal itself.

C. H. Snyder Washington Omaha Gas Company Omaha American Express Company

Casein Gines Resistance Improved by Copper Salts

Copper salts added to casein gines reduce moisture susceptibility and improve durability by enhancing resistance to moisture. The study notes improved performance with the treatment, indicating potential for longer lasting materials.

Washington County Red Cross wartime history noted

The Washington County Red Cross is praised as a top wartime group with 11 246 members in December 1918 representing 56 percent of county residents. It shipped 166 693 surgical dressings and 4 226 hospital garments with 2 860 refugee garments and 8 968 knitted items.

Washington County Red Cross Katheryn Stichter

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