Moose Lodge to Initiate New Members Tonight
A large class of candidates will be admitted to Moose Lodge No. 8388 in special ceremonies tonight. Over 60 applications have been received in two weeks for membership led by Judge M. J. Culp from Mooseheart Illinois. Davenport Lodge No. 28 degree team will perform the initiation and is hailed as one of the state’s best. Visitors from Keokuk and Iowa City are expected. Another class will join Sunday afternoon July 15 when the charter closes.
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Moose Lodge
M. J. Culp
Mooseheart
Davenport Lodge
Keokuk
Iowa City
School Reports to Be Given at Annual Board Meetings
Secretaries and treasurers of all Muscatine county school corporations will present their annual reports to their boards at the upcoming annual meetings on Monday. New directors receive outlines for the suggested order of business from County Superintendent E. D. Bradley. This year a revised school law requires publication of each district’s financial statement where a paper is published, including Muscatine, West Liberty, and Wilton. others must file copies with the county office and post duplicates in three district locations.
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Muscatine County
E. D. Bradley
Muscatine
West Liberty
Wilton
Coen Loses in British Tennis Championship
Wilbur Coen of Kansas City, a Davis Cup team member, falls to H. W. Austin in five sets at Wimbledon. Other results include Sidney Wood losing to Pierre Landry and Ronald Boyd defeating Schroppe while Pat Crawford beats J. C. Gregory.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Wilbur Coen
Kansas City
H. W. Austin
Young Sidney Wood
Pierre Landry
France
Deeds Filed Show Property Changes in Park Avenue Area
Two transfers recorded by county recorder G Clyde Parks. Minnie Glass shifts lots 4 and 5 in outlet 10 subdivision on Park avenue to Abraham Glass between Willow and Halstead streets. Lot 3, block 73 Park Place on Webster between Isett and Fourth avenues goes to Adam Brossart and Minnie Brossart from Otto J Koll and Lilly Koll.
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G. Clyde Parks
County Recorder
Outlet 10
Park Avenue
Minnie Glass
Abraham Glass
Willow and
Halstead Street
Park Place Addition
Webster Street
Isett Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Adam Brossart
Minnie Brossart
Otto J. Koll
Lilly Koll
Plans for Goshen Institute Begin October Preparations
Preparations for the annual Goshen township institute were started Wednesday night with institute officers meeting at Bert Cline's home. County agent Howard Schnittjer of the Farm Bureau attended. Officers will meet in two weeks with department superintendents to prepare the premium list.
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Goshen Township
Bert Cline
Howard Schnittjer
Farm Bureau
Smith pays fine for intoxication plea
Earl Smith paid a $5 fine and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication before Justice H. D. Horst this morning.
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Smith
Earl Smith
H. D. Horst. Smith
O'Doul Shows Steady Rise With Giants hit Parade
Frank O'Doul started slowly this season but is now heating up as the Giants eye the pennant. He hovers around .270 after June begins and climbs toward the leaders as he continues to hit better each day for McGraw.
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Frank O’doul
Giants
O’doul
McGraw
John McGraw
Jack Hendricks
Hendricks
Loughran Title Fight Looms at Madison Square Garden
New York June 28 AP Tom Loughran may defend his light heavyweight title tonight at Madison Square Garden against Armand Emanuel of California. If Emanuel makes 175 pounds the bout becomes a title fight though it is scheduled for 10 rounds. Loughran had planned to face Jimmy Slattery until Slattery injured a hand. Emanuel has trained as low as 174 pounds.
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New York
Tommy Loughran
Armand Emanuel
Young Battler
California
Madison Square Garden
Emanuel
Loughran
Jimmy Slattery
Phillies Build Fresh Roster As Shotten Trims Old Guards
Philadelphia June 2 8 The Phillies under Burt Shotten drop 10 veterans McInnis era and sign 12 new players. Names left behind include Spalding Wilson Nixon Tabor Mokan Jonnard Mecatur Mitchell O Donnell Wrightstone. Newcomers John Sothern Dietrich Hurst Davis Whitney McDonald Holman Benge Miller Sweetland occupy jobs amid Shotten’s plan for youth. The manager remains confident the young players will improve the club.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Burt Shotten
Phils
Shotten
McInnis
Spalding
Wilson
Nixon
Tabor
Mokan
Jonnard
Mecatur
Mitchell
O'Donnell
Wrightstone
John
Sothern
Dietrich
Hurst
Davis
Whitney
McDonald
Holman
Benge
Miller
Sweetland
Hollywood Rookie Earned 13 Letters in Prep Athletics
Salt Lake City reports Gordon Rhodes, famed as Hollywood pitcher in the Pacific Coast League, as a high school star earning 13 major letters in football basketball baseball and track. He captained multiple teams, eyed Utah for college, then turned pro. Rumors say the Yankees own him and Philadelphia Athletics bid 65 000 for his contract.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Gordon Rhodes
Hollywood
University of Utah
Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Arrest Made by City Police Chief and Officers
A person was arrested by Chief of Police J. J. Healey and Officers Jack Ryan, Jr. and Frank Thauren at 5 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
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J. J. Healey
Jack Ryan, Jr
Frank Thauren
Moriarty Retained by Navin Amid Tigers Criticism
Detroit owner Frank Navin defends manager George Moriarty against calls to remove him, insisting the team’s poor run stems from broader issues and that Moriarty remains in charge. He argues Washington’s club improves and urges the Tigers to snap out of slump as the season progresses.
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George Moriarty
Detroit Tigers
Frank Navin
Moriarty
Navin
Detroit
Tigers
Washington Club
Horn Meets Veitch in Trans Mississippi Quarter Finals
Mrs. Miriam Burns Horn of Kansas City faced Mrs. D S Veitch in the quarter finals at the Minikahda club Minneapolis to defend her title in the women’s Trans Mississippi golf tournament. Dow George Frank Jaffray and Patricia Stephenson also represented Minneapolis. Marion Turpie, southern champion, has been a tournament feature.
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Minneapolis
Miriam Burns Horn
Kansas City
D. S. Veitch
Minikahda Club
Dow George
Frank Jaffray
Patricia Stephenson
Marion Turpie
Wills Easily Defeats Gallay to Reach Wimbledon Tie
Helen Wills, defending Wimbledon, crushed Miss V. Gallay of England 6-0 6-0 to advance to the next round. She also beat Elsie Goldsack 6-2 6-1 in the prior day’s match and Penelope Anderson won 6-2 6-4 over Miss Davies.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Helen Wills
Miss V. Gallay
England
Miss Wills
Elsie A. Goldsack
Penelope Anderson
Miss Davies
Ermyn Trude Harvey
P. E. Mudford
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Journal
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Larson
Clark Griffith
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Florida
Hornsby
Zeke Barnes
Barnes
Reds
Cincinnati
Pirates
Donie Bush
Joe McCarthy
Bill McKechnie
Helen Crushes
New Orleans
Tulsa
R. E. Drennen
Mall Ay
the American Tobacco Co
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