Funeral for James D Glasgow Held at Glasgow Methodist
Sunday services at the Glasgow Methodist Church honored James D Glasgow a former Washington citizen who died in Des Moines. Dr W W Bowers led the service with pallbearers H T Carris Carlungbluth George Mc Daniel Dr J O Sexton W C Bell Ralph Shannon. Masonic burial occurred at Elm Grove cemetery with Knights Templar escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
James D. Glasgow
Washington
Des Moines
J. O. Sexton
W. C. Bell
Ralph Shannon
Col. C. J. Wilson
Frank L. Wilson
Marsh W. Bailey
W. M. Keeley
A. E. Baldrive
George W. Brown
Washington Lodge
A. F
A. M
Elm Grove Cemetery
A. N. Abberson
Knights Templar
Funeral services for Mrs. L F Woodburn
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 2 30 in the Methodist church conducted by Dr Bowers with quartet music by Carl Hedges Jesse J Miller and Mrs Remps Hampsher Pallbearers included Clark Woodburn Glenn Beenblossom Andrew Bain Harry Lane T D Woodburn and Marion Woodburn Interment followed at Ainsworth cemetery.
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L. F. Woodburn
Methodist Church
Bowers
Carl Hedges
Jesse J. Miller
Remps Hampsher
Clark Woodburn
Glenn Beenblossom
Andrew Bain
Harry Lane
T. DD. Woodburn
Marion Woodburn
Ainsworth Cemetery
Funeral services for Thomas J. Reeves held in Des Moines
Funeral services held Saturday morning at ten o'clock for Thomas J. Reeves who died last week in Des Moines. Pallbearers included Frank McKay George Clapper Ed Bovee Frank Bandy John Matthews and Henry Minick. Burial followed at Elm Grove with Dr. Bowers presiding.
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Thomas J. Reeves
Des Moines
Frank McKay
George Clapper
Ed Bovee
Frank Bandy
John Matthews
Henry Minick
Elm Grove
Dr. Bowers
Funeral for John McKinstry at New Haven Church
The funeral was held this afternoon at two o'clock in the New Haven Baptist church west of town, conducted by Nev. John D. Kern. Mrs. J. F. Ream and Mrs. Lawrence Wilson sang a duet. Pallbearers were A. J. Robertson, Gus Strum, George Frain, Elmer Kolesick, William Hotle, and Flam Johnson. Burial followed in New Haven cemetery.
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John McKinstry
New Haven Baptist Church
Nev
John D. Kern
J. F. Ream
Lawrence Wilson
A. J. Robertson
Gus Strum
George Frain
Elmer Kolesick
William Hotle
Flam Johnson
New Haven Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Samuel Henry held Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs Samuel Henry of Grace Hill were held at the Goodin funeral parlors Saturday afternoon conducted by Dr. Bowers with music by Jesse J Miller. Burials was at Elm Grove.
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Samuel Henry
Grace Hill
Goodin
Dr. Bowers
Jesse J. Miller
Buriss
Elm Grove
Boling Rites Held With Church Services
Mrs. B. F. Boling was buried this afternoon at Elmiove cemetery after services at the Methodist church conducted by Dr. Bowers. Pallbearers included Albert Cherry Edd Jackson C W Busby James Zeck A G Marbourg and Cloyce Dougherty.
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B. F. Boling
Elmiove
Methodist Church
Dr. Bowers
Albert Cherry
Edd Jackson
C. W. Busby
James Zeck
A. G. Marbourg
Cloyce Dougherty
Funeral Services for Charles W Woods Held at Thornburg Church
Funeral services for Charles W Woods, who died at the county home last week, were held this afternoon at one o'clock in the Christian church at Thornburg, with interment there.
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Charles W Woods
Christian Church
Thornburg
Weather turns cooler with light frost expected
The temperature dropped notably last night to a low around 28 degrees. Forecasters say frost should not be severe enough to seriously harm vegetation.
Scouts Sell Tickets for The Last Edition at Fox Theater
Boy Scouts sponsoring the motion picture The Last Edition at the Fox theater on Wednesday and Thursday nights will earn credit only for tickets they sell. To aid the Scouts, tickets must be bought directly from the boys by Wednesday morning. Any unsold tickets after that time will not count toward their quota. Several scouts have sold some, but the troop has not reached the desired total yet.
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Fox Theater
Four Workmen Die in Giant Powder Plant Explosion
Four workmen were killed and several injured when a dynamite cartridge exploded at the Giant Powder Co plant near Oakland California. The blast set off 1,500 pounds of high grade dynamite in the packing plant, following an initial cartridge rupture.
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Oakland
Calif
Giant Powder Co
Stexe
Here
Farm Relief Plans Featured on Lower House Floor
Washington April 26 The farm relief fight returns to the House floor as two Republican members of the agriculture committee clash. Chairman Haugen of Iowa and Tincher of Kansas oppose each other over funding. Tincher calls Haugen’s bill a direct subsidy with little public support. Haugen defends his plan as not a subsidy, arguing it mirrors Tincher’s loan bill. The dispute centers on a proposed 375 million dollar revolving fund and a 100 million dollar loan program.
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Washington, D. C
House
Agricultural Committee
Haugen
Iowa
Tincher
Kansas
Prisoner with Black Eyes in Habeas Hearing
Michael Yaro, a fugitive from Wisconsin, had two black eyes shown in Chicago city court during habeas corpus proceedings. He said police beat him after resisting arrest, while Captain Stege testified the injuries occurred during the arrest. The judge postponed the hearing to allow an investigation.
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Associated Mvress
Chicago
Michael Yaro
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Wis
A. Walter Jaro
Came
Joseph B. David
Yaro
David
John Stege
Steck Named to Senate Pensions Committee
Senator Daniel F. Steck a Democrat from Iowa was named a member of the senate pensions committee on motion of Democratic leader Senator Robinson today in Washington.
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Associated Free
Washington, D. C
Daniel F. Steck
Iowa
Senate Pensions Committee
Robinson
Residence Routes Pause Until Warmer Weather
The service will suspend residence routes until warmer weather returns, resuming on Mondays and Saturdays. The schedule adjustment prioritizes safer outreach timing as temperatures rise.
Washington Track Aims For Strong Little Six Showing
Coach McKinstry returns from the Drake relays in Des Moines predicting several Washington high school track entries to place at the Little Six meet next Saturday in Burlington. Seven Des Moines participants gain experience, boosting hopes despite no Drake relay placements.
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McKinstry
Des Moines
Washington
Burlington
Muscatine
Fairfield
Ottumwa
Mt Pleasant
Glee Club
Iowa City
Ames
Mt. Pleasant
Brookhart gains cross party railroad union support
Des Moines notes report former Senator W. Brookhart backed by presidents of all American railroad brotherhoods for his U S senate bid. Sioux City mentions a Dubuque rescuer victim amid a crowd attack injuring Al Hovis. motive not explained. Des Moines says over fifty arrested in raids on vice resorts with bootlegging gambling charges pending.
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Des Moines
Smith W. Brookhart
All American Railroad Brotherhoods
Brookhart
United States Senate
Sioux City
Dubuque
Wmdo Rek
al Hovis
Dynamite Blast Injures Man Blasting Stumps
Henry W. Claypool of Cedar Rapids was seriously injured Saturday when a dynamite charge for stump blasting exploded. The blast tore the lower part of his face and one arm.
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Williamsburg
Henry W. Claypool
Cedar Rapids
California Grapes Need Ten Thousand Refrigerator Cars
California plans ordered ten thousand refrigerator cars to haul the grape crop from the Lodi region. The measure aims to speed cooling and preserve wine and raisin quality for shipment statewide.
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Lodi
Cal
Former Washington Girl Dies in Brooklyn
Mrs. Rose Rathmel Schmitz aged 41 died Saturday night at 11 30 at her Brooklyn Iowa home. Funeral is planned for Tuesday afternoon in Brooklyn. She was daughter of the late H H Rathmel and married Dr K J Schmitz about twelve years ago. She taught in the county before marriage and had been ill for about two months with a brain tumor.
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Rose Rathmel Schmitz
Brooklyn
Iowa
Worth
Schmitz
H. H. Rathmel
K. J. Schmitz
Indoor Ball Games Tonight at the YMCA
The YMCA will host two indoor baseball games as part of the usual schedule. Physical Director Elwood Detrick announced two practice sessions for the indoor circus. Girls in the aesthetic dancing groups rehearse Tuesday at eight, and boys in the tumbling class practice Wednesday at eight.
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Elwood Detrick
Grundy County cattle owners back compulsory testing
In Grundy County on April 26 eighty percent of cattle owners signed petitions for compulsory bovine tuberculosis testing. This exceeds the legal requirement by a comfortable margin and signals early action from local breeders.
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Grundy Center
Grundy County
Olivet College Names New President From Minnesota
Dr. A. E. Westling dean of Carleton college Northfield Minnesota was chosen as president of Olivet college. He succeeds Dr. Paul F. Voelker who is now president of Battle Creek college.
Escapee Philip Cummings Captured After Food Plea
Philip Cummings of Cresco, a patient who escaped from the psychiatric hospital last week, was apprehended last night after appearing at a home in Iowa City and begging for food. He had been hiding in a shack on the eastern edge of the city.
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Iowa City
Philip Cummings
Cresco
Pyschopathic Hospital
Cummings
First Spanish University Moves From Valencia to Salamanca
The first university in Spain began near Valencia in an old castle about 1200 but moved thirty years later to Salamanca where it continues to operate.
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Spain
Velencia
Old Castle
Salamanca
TO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED MAN TO UNLOAD coal
American Pearl Button Co. reports a wanted man to unload coal at their facility. Police seek identification of an unnamed individual connected to the job posting or incident. No further details available.
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American Pearl Button Co
Mother of Mrs Askea Dies Today in Lincoln Home
Mrs. Mary B. Cook died at 11 30 this morning at her daughter Mrs Re W Askea’s home 305 North Avenues. Funeral services will be held at the home at two o clock Tuesday afternoon conducted by Rev F W Sutton. Burial will be in New Haven cemetery. She was born April 3 1844 at Niles Michigan daughter of Id and Elizabeth Brown Beaconover. She married EK F Becker in April 1859, who died in Corinth Mississippi in the Civil War. On March 5 1868 she married George F Cook who died March 31 1912. Survived by seven children and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. One brother John Schoonover lives at Barver Wyoming.
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Mary B. Cook
Lincon
Nebr
A. Cook
Omaha
Vrances EK. Atkins
Persia
Town
Cook
Rubio
Lacy L. A.tea
Washington
Emma Buttenhouse
Carrie L. Snyder
Lamberton
Mnion
John F. Schoonover
Barver
Wyoming
Invention Arises From Accident in Photography
A report describes a French Count Ailgire de Char dennet inventing artificial silt after an accident. The calodion, used in photography, allegedly solidified into fine threadlike forms resembling silk on the following day.
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Count Ailgire de Chardennet
Dan Fogen
Mountain Overlooked Peak Hidden Under Ocean
A mountain between San Francisco and Wandatu stands 8,000 feet tall but draws little notice as 2,000 feet of its summit lie beneath water. It was uncovered during Pacific Ocean bed charting.
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San Francisco
Wandatu
Pacific Ocean
Wash it Weil Never give any raw fruit to a child
Warning to caregivers about feeding raw fruit to children. Advises washing all produce to remove germs and possible poisonous powders used to kill insects. Emphasizes risk of contamination and potential illness from unwashed fruit.
Fifty Men Attend Y M C A Gathering
About fifty men attended a YMCA gathering yesterday afternoon with Mayor George Maxwell presiding. Miss Helga Hervey accompanied on piano as Hard McCleery urged Bible training at home, Dr. C. A Nice supported prohibition activity, and S. W. Livingston spoke on evolution sentiment affecting the church.
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George Maxwell
Helga Hervey
Hard McCleery
C. Anice
W. Livingston
Butter Added to Basic Commodities for Protection
Washington April 26 Chairman Haugen of the house agriculture committee announced adding butter to the list of basic commodities that could be protected under the farm relief act. The Haugen bill would stabilize prices for wheat cotton corn cattle hogs and butter using a revolving fund of 875 million dollars to maintain a price figure equal to the world market quotation plus the import tariff.
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the Associated Press
Washington
PD. C
Haugen
House Articulture Committee
Jardine
Curtis-Aswell
Rioting Kills Six in Calcutta Muslim Hindu clashes
Five Mohammedans and one Hindu were stabbed to death in Calcutta as sectarian rioting resumed. Two more wounded died today, worsening the violence that left Indian quarter shops largely closed. The Associated Press reported the casualties amid ongoing clashes.
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Calcutta
India
Crawfordsville News Briefs April Society Items
Miss Margaret Gault led her Sabbath School class at the United Presbyterian church in Crawfordsville with a social including ice cream cake and cocoa. Alumni banquet plans for Crawfordsville High School are set for May 7. Visitors included Mrs. Nelson of Omaha and Mrs. Patterson of Pittsburgh, with Rev. W C Porter preaching in Washington ahead of communion.
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Crawfordsville
Iowa
Margaret Gault
United Presbyterian
Frida
Prudence Johns
Yarmouth
Marie Graham
Monmouth
Ill
G. A. Sprague
Washington
J. D. Glasgow
Crawfordsville High School
Harold Ross
Ruseecll
Norma Reaney
Nelson
Omaha
Neb
Patterson
Pittsburgh
Kaneas
T. H. Barnes
W. C. Porter
First United Presbyterian Church
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First Spanish University
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