1925
The Eureka-Washington Golf Course opened around 1925, and evolve into the Kaufman Park Golf Course.
In 1925 the Az-U-Lyk-It sandwich shop opened at the corner of South Main and Peoria on the Sweney Gas corner. This restaurant would evolve into the more memorable Mickey's Lunch restaurant which would survive into the 1960's.
Christian Ebert (Ind) ran for re-election in the Mayor's office but was challenged by George Rinkenberger (D) and David Hartman (R). Rinkenberger took the prize in the three-way race with 47% of the vote. RInkenberger would remain Mayor for three additional terms until 1933.
Christian Ebert (Ind) ran for re-election in the Mayor's office but was challenged by George Rinkenberger (D) and David Hartman (R). Rinkenberger took the prize in the three-way race with 47% of the vote. RInkenberger would remain Mayor for three additional terms until 1933.
Herbert Marshall opened a service station on the west end of town at the corner of Peoria and Wood Streets. Future Washingtonians would know this station as the Hicks Station.
The new Calvary Mennonite Church is dedicated.
The new Calvary Mennonite Church is dedicated.
The old Methodist Church was demolished and a new brick structure constructed.
The old Methodist Church was demolished and a new brick structure constructed.
