Grecian Held on Booze Charge After Raid Near Kalona
Deputy Sweet and Oscar Ifanev led a booze raid near Kae Jona arresting John Grecian and son Irvine on alleged altered traffic in hooch. Grecian faces manufacturing and possession charges, his son released on 200 bond. no still found but evidence of mash and fifteen gallons of fire water were recovered.
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Fred Sweet
Oscar Ifanev
Kae Jona
John Greny
Irvine Grecian
Hooeh
Grecian
Kalona
Iulish River
D.C. Kyle
Willi
Sweet
Mr. Haney
Former Washington Woman Dies in West
The death of Mrs. W. Bardo of Arkansas City Kansas is announced to relatives. Mrs. Bardo had lived in Washington until about thirty years ago then moved to Oklahoma and later to Arkansas City. She was well known here, visited Washington regularly and kept a circle of friends that grew with each return visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. (. Bardo
Arkansas City
Kansas
Washington
Horio
Mee. E.N. Wright
CT. Bartlett
R.W. Mason
Pennsylvania
M. W. Terry
Palmyra
Ilinois
T. J. Bardo
Virginia Wrish
Emma Wrisht Bardo
Oklahoma
Bardowis
Mack Terry
Rev. S. E. Greer Heard At Covenanter Church
Members of the Covenanter church and friends heard Rev. S. E. Greer now of Philadelphia preach at both Sunday services. The former Washington pastor plans a vacation in Iowa visiting Monticello relatives and local friends. Mrs. Greer is in Denver but will return soon. Greer may preach again before leaving.
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Covenanter Church
S. E. Greer
Greer
Philadelphia
Washington
Mr. Greer
Iowa
Monticello
Mrs. A. M. Turner Dies After Long Illness at 303 East Van Buren
Mrs. A M Turner aged nearly seventy died Sunday afternoon at her home after a long illness. She was born Ida Ellen Snyder December 27 1855 northwest of Kalona later married A M Turner January 11 1876. Survived by husband and son Cecil Turner, with several siblings and two deceased sisters. Funeral Tuesday 2 30 at Jones McElhinney chapel with Rev John D Kern of the Baptist church officiating. Burial Elm Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Turner
van Buren Street
Ida Ellen Snyder
Kalona
William
Martha (Guinn) Snyder
Iinois
South Dakota
Washington
Turner
The
Baptist Church
Bunker's Mills
Foster Snyder
Wichita
Kan
Eva Knapp
Arlington
Texas
Anna Rofers
Della Creath
Jones & McElhinney
John D. Kern
Elm, Grove Cemetery
Courageous life cut short sparks funeral notice
The subject had not long to live yet faced her fate bravely, and her acquaintances are overcome by the news of her death. The funeral is planned for Wednesday afternoon in Kansas City.
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Arkanbe
Arkansas City
Local Troopers Leave for Camp from Troop D
Washington's unit of the 118th Cavalry joins other Iowa guardsmen at Camp Dodge near Des Moines for two weeks of camp life. Sixty five men travel from across the state aboard special trains with rostered list including Captain Philip J. Crail and officers, sergeants, corporals, cooks, and privates.
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D. Washingtona
118Th Cavalry
Des Moines
Rock Island
Camp Dodge
Iowa Guardsmen
Artillery
Dodge
Washington
Sigourney
Oska- Joosa
Philip J. Crail Mirst
Alfred KE. Baldrige
William D. Young
William G. Fidridge
Rudolph W. Knottnerus
John K. McMullen
Mell G. Boileau
Neal FE. Jacobs
William H. Knottnerus
Rodney D. Kephart
William H. Hindahl
Harry W. Boileau
Edward T. Dempsey
Charles C. Clark
Richard R
Fort Dodge Electric Station Destroyed by Fire
Fire blamed on defective high tension wires destroyed the Fort Dodge Des Moines and Southern railway station and the transformer building in Ankeney this morning. Damage exceeds 40000 dollars leaving the city without electricity or motor power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ankeney
Fort Dodge, Des Moines and
Doo-haunny Family at the Y M C A Tuesday Evening
Homer Brinton of Brighton visited Washington Saturday. The Doo-haunny family joined a YMCA gathering on Tuesday evening and featured a 25 cent event.
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Homer Brinton
Brighton
Washington
Card of Thanks for Chesley and Weekley Families
The Chesley and Weekley families express gratitude to friends who aided them during illness and after the death of F. G. Chesley and are joined by Mrs. Chesley and James Virgil Weekley in sharing thanks to all who supported them.
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F. G. Chesley
Chesley
James Virgil Weekley
Rotary hears high tribute to late W. J. Bryan
Alexio Miller addressed the Rotary club praising William Jennings Bryan citing a 1899 Crete Neb gathering. He recalled hearing Bryan about fifty times and affirmed Bryan’s sincerity despite occasional disagreements. Also reporting on recent travels were Win Smotse and Ralph Thompson.
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Rotary Club
Alexio Miller
W. J. Bryan
Mr. Miller
Bryan
Ehantanana
Crete
Nebraska
Win Smotse
Allegheny Mountains
Ralph Thompson
Rotarians
South
Iowa Avenue
Mrs R J Fleming Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Ose S Fleming widow of Robert J Fleming former furniture and undertaki ng business on the south side of the square died last night at her home 6526 West Main Street after three years of illness and seven months confined to her room Friends may call 10 to 2 tomorrow before private funeral services Tuesday afternoon at 3 at the Second United Presbyterian Church Burial will be in Woodlawn cemetery She was born in New Wilmington Pa daughter of Rev James Patterson D D and attended Westminster College and Washington Academy She taught music before marriage and later lived in Colorado Springs before returning to Washington She was sister of the late D J Patterson and member of the Second United Presbyterian Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Wylie
Second United Presbyterian Church
Woodlawnemetery
Pleming
New Wilmington
James Patterson
Westminster College
United Presbyterian
Washington Academy
Robert F. Fleming Eoarly
Colorado Springs
Fleming
Interest in Haverlick case misleads readers
The Chicago Tribune reported Mrs. Haverlick walking from Chicago to Moline to see her daughter Mary Rose. Investigations show Guthries had taken Mary Rose to Washington Iowa and the child is cared for in Chicago after welfare workers intervened. Mary Rose will return to Chicago soon as the Guthries remain involved in her care.
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Chicago Tribune
Haverlick
Chicago
Moline
Mary Rose
Mra. Densmore Guthrie
Guthries
Washington
Iowa
Tribune
Guthriest
Mary Jean
Mrs. Guthrie
the Tribune
Two Boys Lose Feet in Separate Ottumwa Accidents
Two 12 year old boys were injured Sunday in Ottumwa Iowa as they attempted to board moving freight trains on the Milwaukee line. Delano Watson was dragged under a freight at about 9 60 o clock and Phillip Davies was injured while hopping a freight around 11 o'clock. Amputations were performed on both victims.
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Associated Preasey
Visit Seeks Family Ties Across Kansas City and Wayland
Mrs. David Reth of Wayland hosts a Saturday shopper while George Tt. Shannon of Kansas City visits at the home of his sister, Mrs. Harry McConnell. The brief item notes family connections and a local living arrangement.
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David Reth
Wayland
George Tt. Shannon
Kansas City
Harry McConnell
Burglary at Weigman Home and city note on sailors initiation
Burglary ripped the Henry Weighman residence on West Third Street with a $5 currency, a $50 watch, and two bold fountain dens stolen while family away. Marshal Edwards nabbed a suspect fleeing. two tramps jailed on suspicion but later likely released with no evidence. Nearby James Casey home also disturbed. a kitchen window pane removed. A ship line crossing initiation described with harsh punishments and rough treatment, including a damaged rib and a sprained leg, as Ward reports from Pago Pago to relatives. Also local guests Ward and Chabal noted in brief hometown items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Weighman
West Third Street
Durelara
Edwards
James Casey
Weigman
Pago-Pago
Ach
Australia
Ward Johnson Joins Ancient Order of the Great Deep
Mr and Mrs Walter Johnson report a letter from their son Ward written at sea en route from the Hawaiian islands to Australia with the fleet. Ward now belongs to the Ancient Order of the Deep along with other marines who had joined earlier.
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Walter Johnson
Ward
Hawaiian Islands
Australia
Order of the Deep
A Smile a Day Evhel-Who Is That Man You Bowed To
Penelope identifies the bowed man as Dobson, a renowned composer. Erhel asks for clarification and learns Dobson is a composer who makes soothing syrup.
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Evhel
Penelope
Dobson
Erhel
Family friction over golf and late meals in Reister Creamery
A local note from Reister Creamery recounts a husband defending his evening golfing after supper delays. He objects to being tied to his wife's apron strings, remarking that the game and other things should not be restricted by fixed mealtimes or curfews.
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Inge
Rey Sibilers
West
Nellie Shepard
Cecil Turner
National Guards Wen Open
Arnold B. Jones
Raymond Kiesey
Kermit A. Payne
Earl F. Redlinger
Hubert W. Redlinger
Frank J. Ryan
Dwight Simmerman
Haldene E. Williams
Paul F. Brock
Gilbert C. Bales
Robert A. Beenblossom
Edgar L. Blick
Homer C. Blick
Earle
Ira J. Carey
Emmet N. Davidson
Harry J. Donaldson
Willard
Arthur H. Staton
Gerald RR. Stewart
Francis J. Wagner
Leo C. Wagner
Wilbur K E. Warren
Henry S. Yoder
Harold W. Young
H.J. Ward & CO
H. J. Ward & CO
R. J. Fleming
Janistel
Outdow
Pormets Business Man
Mary Rose Haverlick
Mrs. Haverlick
Warren's
Wolf Floral Co
Ottumwa
Evening Journal
Inquire Journal Office
Emmons Co
Newark
New York
Baling
Jenkins
2Nd Street
Jennie Westfall
Rt. 3
Keota
W. D. Stafford
Maytag and Woodrow
Rich Maytag Co
Reed Barby Carriage
Ainsworth, Town
Yrarling
W. L. Gates
Downstair
Boyd Lerdo
Methodist Church
West Second Street
Whigman
R. R. Noonan
Crawfordsville
Charles Chabal
Ward Johnson
of the
Great Deep
Mrs. Chas, Ragan
Lyon
Lyon Baking Company
W.S. Reister & Sons Eggs and Poultry
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