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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1921

Page

3

Masons Warn Against Ku Klux Klan Influence in Iowa

Grand Master Amon N. Alberson of Washington writes to Iowa Masonic lodges warning members that affiliation with the Ku Klux Klan is unacceptable and untrue to Masonry. He orders the letter read at next lodge meetings to ensure all Masons are informed and uphold loyalty to lawful government and justice.

Washington Amon N. Alberson Iowa Commonwealth Masonry Ond Amos N. Alberson Masons

Marriage Licenses Granted to Four Couples

Marriage licenses were granted to Oscar W. Sward and Ruba Nicholson of Washington, Everett G. Weaver of Coppock, Grace Dutwiler of Brighton.

Oscar W. Sward Ruba Nicholson Washington Everett G. Weaver Coppock Grace Dutwiler Brighton

Heroic Poem Note by Carlyle

A brief scholarly remark on heroic poetry cites Carlyle noting no life of a man is faithfully recorded but a heroic poem of its kind may be rhythmic or unrhythmic. The line signals literary appraisal rather than a narrative event.

Carlyte

Wapello Squad Prepares After Narrow Loss

The Wapello squad trains hard after a 26 0 defeat and aims to improve for a home game against Wellman. Daniels returned to practice, Ross showed season form, and the second team plans a Friday trip to Wellman to face the Wellman high school team.

Washinton High School Fremont Wipello Wapello Lid Louisa County Daniels Ross Ior Wellman Antfort Edgar

Large Tax Payment Reaches Daily High at County Treasurer

More than thirty thousand dollars was paid yesterday in county taxes for the current year at the treasurer's office. Taxpayers rush to settle assessments before Friday to avoid penalties, though officials report few delinquents and expect near full payment by week’s end.

No Street Cars Hurt Des Moines Theaters

Des Moines on September 28 notes street car service shortages crippling the city’s theater and moving picture trade. All venues are closed except vaudeville at the Orpheum and will not reopen until transit improves. Business leaders blame real estate market slowness and warn of ongoing losses.

Des Moines Orpheum Nero Rome

Garden Festival crowds mark busy day at Jackson field

A large turnout at Jackson flying field north of town fueled a full day of events. The "human fly" Williems climbs the Farmers and Merchants Bank wall at 6:30 pm, with Washington band in Central Park and a Burlington Orchestra carnival dance to cap the day. Over four hundred attended the Garden Festival at the Methodist church last night, organized by the B K O Sunday School class to support foreign missionary efforts in October.

Jackson Measser Benton American Legion Williams Messer Company Williems Farmers and Merchants State Bank Washington Band Central Park Armory Burlington Methodist Church B. Kk. O

Judge halts jury term as cases settle or delay

Judge Charles A. Dewey announced no further jury trials would occur this term after consultations. W. W. Davisson versus Rock Island Railway delayed until Friday due to absent railway counsel. Smith versus Rock Island settled. O Conner versus Weir postponed to next term because Fred Molesberry is tied up. Two divorces granted: Margaret Schwab from Clarence Schwab and Daisy Chumbley from Roy Chumbley.

Charles A. Dewey W. W. Davisson Rock Island Newton Smith O'Conner Weir Fred Molesberry Wapello Margaret C. Schwab Clarence F. Schwab Daisy O. Chumbley Roy R. Chumbley

Normal Training Club Formed By Senior Class Girls

The senior normal training class organized a normal training club with Evelyn Caldwell as president, Marie Wenger vice president, Mary Patterson secretary, and Fern Kenn as reporter. The group meets biweekly on Friday afternoons to discuss rural teacher and life issues. A separate event included a Tuesday evening weiner roast at Sunset Park with Miss Althea Montgomery, featuring a swing set, merry-go-round, slide, picnic fare, and a social hour.

Evelyn Caldwell Marie Wenger Mary Patterson Fern Kenn Althea Montgomery Sunset Park

Home remedy to remove white stains on hardwood

A salt and olive oil mixture removes white stains from hot dishes on wood floors. Cover the dry area with salt then pour olive oil over it so grains absorb moisture. Let stand overnight then rub with the mixture and wipe off. Repeat if any stain remains.

Diphtheria Quarantine in Town After Eleven Cases

Eleven diphtheria cases are confirmed in the southwest town section with eight homes quarantined. Cultures were sent to Iowa City for verification and the Centennial school has fundicated to curb spread. Some pupils at the school and a teacher are affected.

Washington Iowa City Centennial

Don Fish Resigns as County Agent in Mt Pleasant

Mt Pleasant Sept 28 Mr Don Fish after eight years as County Agent resigned his post to take effect October 1. His resignation was reluctantly accepted He has been chosen as one of four to oversee extension work for the State Agricultural sector at Ames and will cover twenty five counties in southeastern Iowa He will reside in Mt Pleasant for now.

MT. Pleasant Don Fish Farm Bureau Fish Sehctor Ames Iowa

County Teachers Institute Set For Oct 6 7 At Washington

County Superintendent Clara M. Wallace announced the yearly teachers institute to be held at Washington high school Thursday and Friday October sixth and seventh. All county schools will dismiss for the two days. Lectures run morning and afternoon with no evening programs. Notable speakers include Prof. Fred D. Cram Dr. F C Ensign Supt J H Krenmyre Miss Mae Schrieber and Supt W C Harding.

Misa Clara M. Wallace Washington High School Pred D. Cram Iowa State Teachers’ College F. C. Ensign State University of Iowa J. H. Krenmyre North English Mae Schrieber New York Elizabeth B. Schmidt Jeannette Hart Muscatine W. C. Harding Washington W. G. Robb Cram Rural

Church notices brighten week with meetings and bake sale

Numerous church and club gatherings announced for Thursday September 29 and upcoming events. W R C and Ladies groups meet at 2 30 pm and 9 30 am respectively, with dues and attendance urged. Bake sale planned by Presbyterian ladies at Frank Stewart room next Saturday October 1 at 9 30.

Pleasant Hill Ladies’ Aid Society Ladies’ Aid Auxiliary The United Presbyterian Church of West Chester Presbyterian Frank Stewart Orr Grocery

Des Moines After G A R Convention

Indianapolis reports the fifty fifth annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic with about ten thousand veterans registered and attendees from Missouri Illinois Ohio New England and Canada. Milwaukee and Des Moines seek the fifty sixth encampment location.

Indianapolis Ind Grand Army of the Republic Grand Army Missouri Ohio Ilinois New England Canada Milwaukee Des Moines

Real Generosity Among Town Deacons and Brother Brown

A town debate centers on Brother Brown’s generosity with his hat, as Deacon Diggs notes Brown never refuses to lend his plug hat to anyone who asks, illustrating differing views on charitable acts and public generosity.

Deacon Diggs Brother Brown

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Alberson K. K. Klan Washington Man W. E. Hender South Iowa Ave Napshots Phillips Drug Store Kodak Store Alty Reissters W. S. Reister & Sons Owen Hayes Hayes Mrs. Torrey Ned Haney Lewis Warren Clifford Brady William Bragg Walter Peterson Frank Chilcote Carl Kunath Alma Huppert R. L. Grimes Will Mannusier Fred Mannhardt Hal Reister B. BE. O Alice Rowne Petit Jury Davisson County Teachers’ Institute Dreesem Akl Cook's Bakery Poland China Frank Libe Chester J. EB. Linder Jersey Boyd Berdo J. H. Baird F.C. Ensign Effie Haines Washington County Red Cross Jeannette Hart Miss Hart West Chester High School Ross Crawford Chester White H. W. Lauderman van Buren St Ralph R. Leinley Shia Kent G. L. Fetters Washington Loan & Trust Co J. M. Goodwin 2Nd Ave Opera House Columbus Institute Columbus W. A. Smith North Marion Ave Evening Journal Christian Church Women's Home Missionary, Society of the Methodist Church Harry Montgomery H. S. Ward Damascus Shrine Jerusalem Moose Hall Hoyay Carolyn McCleery Catholic Daughters of Ayer Sea Sewer Circle Mre S. J. Boyd West Chester Methodist Church Charles B. Nash Frank Wilson Kolah Club Goldie Jackson Elsie Jackson W. 8S. C West Chester Mina Jones Missionary Society of the Bethel Presbyterian Church Mary Applegate South of Town C. R. Conner G. A.R. Hall Birs Louis Swift Havre John Koch Rebekah Club Chilcote Frank L. Wilson R. H. Walker
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