Muscatine De Molay Defeat Y M C A Five In Tight Game
The Muscatine De Molay basketball team defeated the Washington Y M C A five 22 to 16 at the Y. Davis played despite illness and Marshall was injured early as McKinstry struggled with shots. Six Muscatine free throws edged them ahead after a first half that was closely contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine de Molay
Washington Y. M. C. A
Davis
Marshall
de Molays
McKinstry
Muscatine
Washington
Former Crawfordsville Resident Kate Walker Dies in Kansas
Mrs. Kate Walker, longtime Crawfordsville resident and sister of the late Mrs. Mary Walker, died after a fall in Blue Mound Kansas. She passed her 90th birthday and had recently resided with her daughter Miss Delle. Funeral services were held in Blue Mound on Monday.
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R. T. McCall
Blige Mound
Kansas
Crawfordsville
Kate Walker
Blue Mound
Miss Delle
Muscatine Defeats De Molays In Defensive Battle
In a slow paced game the local Muscatine team led 13 4 and trailed 15 14 after three quarters before pulling away in the final period. Benninger paced Muscatine with four field goals matching Waymack, while Carlton and McKinstry added scores for the Y team and Frevermuth Patterson Valett contributed free throws.
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de Mclavs
Waymack
Carlton
McKinstry
Invaders
Muscatine
Benninger
Marshall
Davis
de Molays
Frevermuth
Evans
Patterson
Valett
MclIntyre
Marshal
McKay of
Parsons
Egg Rolling at the Dicken Home Near White House Lawn
Mr and Mrs M F E Dicken received letters from President and Mrs Coolidge about the Easter egg roll. The event for little girls of the south part of town is set for Saturday at 7 00 p m at their South Iowa Avenue home weather permitting If rain postponement Monday evening will be used
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FE. Dicken
Earliest Worcester China Designs Likely Copied from Chinese
The first Worcester ware is thought to mirror Chinese designs, suggesting early English potters borrowed styles from Chinese porcelain. This view highlights cross cultural influence in early ceramic production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Worcester
England
Washington to Host Music Meet for Seven Towns
Washington will host a high school music meet on Friday April 24 drawing glee clubs orchestras bands from at least seven towns. Some 300 to 400 students are expected with Washington High School entries including two glee clubs and an orchestra directed by Bertha Hay and Milburn McKay.
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Washington
Leas
Washington High School
Towa
Correction on Lincoln Memorial Picture at YM A News
The Journal reports an error about a Lincoln memorial image presented by the W R C to the local G A R post. It clarifies that the sealed names on the back were those of G A R members, not W R C members, numbering over thirty.
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Abraham Lincoln
G. A. Kk
Wr. C
G. A R
Fortnightly and Legion Announcements April Meetings
Announcements list Fortnightly Home Economics and Section No 3 meetings on April 14 and April 15 with reminders to pay dues bring historical records and attend. American Legion Auxiliary to meet April 14 in Legion rooms with poppies to make. Girl Scouts Troop No 1 hosts a pot luck supper April 11 at six o'clock in the Methodist church basement. Y W A Bible class meets tonight at 7 30 at the YMCA.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Miss Swift
F. L. Wilson
East Main Street
Girl Scouts Troop No
Methodist Church
Robertson to Lead Columbus Schools in Board Election
W G Robertson longtime educator formerly head of Ainsworth public schools for four years was elected superintendent of Columbus Schools at a special board meeting Monday. He previously led Crawfordsville schools and is known locally for years of successful teaching.
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W.G. Robertson
Ainsworth
Columbus
Board of Education
Robertson
Crawfordsville
Colimbas
Journal Office Accident Delays Linotype Machines
An accident at the Journal office damaged a Linotype unit and halted normal work. Some Friday items are missing in the current edition and will appear in the rural edition tomorrow morning and in the city edition tomorrow evening if no further issues arise.
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Journal
School Cafeteria Closed Due to Illness of Mrs Coulter
The high school cafeteria is closed this week because of illness of R. L. Coulter. Mrs Coulter, who runs the kitchen, hopes to resume next week or a temporary arrangement will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Coulter
Coulter
Rainfall Reaches .72 Inch. Gardens Benefit Across County
Official measurements record .72 inches of rainfall yesterday and overnight. Moisture boosts dandelion prospects and nourishes gardens, lawns, and farm crops countywide.
Booster club meeting with Mrs Carl Jarrard Tuesday
A booster club will meet with Mrs Carl Jarrard Tuesday afternoon. A second notice lists the Junior Queen Esther Standard Bearers of the Methodist church meeting Monday after school at Miss Florence Brookhart home.
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Booster Club
Carl Jarrard
Queen Esther
Methodist Church
Florence Brookhart
Such Is Fame Fame is Fleeting in Baseball
Harold Lindstrom once a standout for the New York Giants in the world series, dazzled at third base and at bat. By the 1/25 season, he will sit on the bench as an understudy to Heine Groh, the veteran.
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Harold Lindstrom
New York Giants
Lindstrom
Heine Groh
Zoning report discussed at city council meeting
A special council session reviewed a committee plan to zone the town for residential areas near the square. About fifty residents attended as speakers argued for and against the proposal while Mayor Maxwell was absent. Further data and additional meetings were planned, with tax assessment discussions also on the agenda.
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Yeaterdy
Maxwell
Sioux City
Counelman A. FE. Putnam
J B. Cra
Col
D. J. Palmer
W. Livingston
A. EF. Baldrige
W. C. Harding
C. GC
C. GC. W Wilson
HS. Young
W. EB. Anderson
R. F E. Dougherty
Putnam
Ecouncil
Board of Review
Y W C A Service Department Offers Local Help
The Y W C A service department in Washington invites locals to offer hourly work such as typing child care and household tasks. Call Mrs. Ted Brown at 292 Blue to volunteer or request assistance and support from the V W department. The service committee led by Miss Patton aims to make the department highly useful to residents.
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Yo W. OL AL
Service Department
Washington
Ted Brown
V. W
Brown
Miss Hettie Stewart Dies in Blukstown
Word comes of the death of Miss Hettie Stewart of Blukstown on Wednesday morning. She was a sister of J. G. Stewart of Keota.
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Hettie Stewart
Blukstown
J. G. Stewart
Keota
Resurrection power theme sermon at AP Church
Associated Presbyterian church invites all to morning and evening services on the themes The Power of the Resurrection of Christ and The True Ideal led by Pastor A. M. Malcolm. Gentle exhortation and open study session follow each service.
Weathered fields and dairy notes echo in Washington sales
Rain cooled the plains as farmers plan hay for the herd. Mr. Reister praises dairy crops and butter, while producers cut unrelated items from plans for a time.
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J. A. Harwood & Son
THE
M. E. Dicken
Cive
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Wwe
Bond Department
Washes Trust
Washington, Iowa
Witt
Neo
Harry Hoss
Cory Hard
Pis
Miss Stewart
Washington County
Commercial Savings Bank
Vwashington
Iowa
Evening Journal
Whittaker
Glenn Hayes
Caters McGee
Darbyshire
Owen and Thompkins
S. C. W. Leghorns
Barron Strain
Bd. J. Allimon
Wayland
Joan S. Hi. Bull
T. H. WH
Walter Little
J. BE. Wright
R. A. Acheson
Toulouse
Eges
Tom Swift
Ray Perry
Dick's
Poland
Reid
Buff Rock
Frank Stransky
Wellman
Washington County Hospital
Associated Presbyterian
A. M. Malcolm
Winthrop
Abie
Lyon
Mrs
Hattie Gordon
Lyon Baking Company
Arnold's Barber
F. & M. Bank
Lester Macon
Woods Feed Mill
Washington Loan & Trust Co
Inquire Journal
George Young
Hebner
Roy Schiebel
Matts McGraw
R. Terry
Barrister
Washington, D. C
Baker's Remedies
Sehulty
Joe M. Wood
H. BE. Dusenbery
B. Friese & Son
ARCO
London
Great Britain
Major Tryon
Tts
W.S. Reister & Sons Eggs and Poultry
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