Two Festival Services Planned For August Ninth
Two festival services will be held August 9 at 10 30 in the morning and 2 30 in the afternoon in the Y M C A building near the square. Rev Theodore Meibohm of Buffalo N Y will be installed and Rev KE Hempel of Conroy Iowa will preach in the morning with Rev F J Oetjen of Oskaloosa presiding in the afternoon. A note invites long distance attendees to bring lunch and Sunset Park is mentioned. Robert Grote R 1 Lockridge Iowa extends a cordial welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Theodore Meibohm
Buffalo
N. Y
KE. Hempel
Conroy
Iowa
F. J. Oetjen
Oskaloosa
Y. M.C
Washington
Sunset Park
Spirit church services and events announced
Public invited to Sunday services at 11 oclock with Sunday school at 9 30 a m Preaching at 11 A M ACE league at 6 p m Midweek services Teachers meeting Wednesday 7 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 p m Missionary society and Sunday school joint picnic Wednesday the 12th at Sunset park Pastor H J Parker announces all are welcome
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. BE. League
P. m. Missionary Society
Sunset Park
H. J. Parker
Bible School and Evening Services Announced
Rev Hoy M Elhinney leads morning and evening services with sermons The Christians Call and Anticipating Heaven Music features a Woodbury quartet organ preludes and various solos The program lists performers including Mary M Hunter Alice Hunter Joy Finch Margaret Corbin and Helen Harvey with organ and vocal pieces throughout the day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Hoy M. Elhinney
Andantina
Dubois
Aoe
Woodbury
Wim
Stewart
Everett Simpson
John Owen
Harvey Coulter
Barnes
Jyalley
Fillmore Organ
Rogers
Soloist and choir duties at Washington church service
Soloist Roy Finch offers the offertory Romance by Debussy while Mr Henke delivers a sermon What I Most Desire. Organist Mary Hunter accompanies as Mrs Lewis Warren directs music and Pastor Carl W. Klein leads morning services and Sunday school at 9:45 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Finch
Debussy
Mr. Henke
Batiste
Arthur W. Henke
Lewis Warren
Mary Hunter
Country Churches Sunday Schedule and Topics
Sunday school begins at 10 A M with morning service at 11 A M on the subject The Revelation. The evening service at 8 P M covers Adherents of the Faith. Prayer meeting and Bible study are set for Wednesday night at 8 O clock.
August music month with special services
Sunday school at 10 a.m. and evening service at 7 p.m. featuring special music led by S. F. Wenger, minister, announcing August as music month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Wenger
Valley and West Chester U P and New Haven revival notes
Valley Sunday school at 9 09 a m evening services at 3 00 p m West Chester U P Bappist Sunday school at 10 00 Walter Leet Sept morning service 11 00 Rev Lefever special music by Robert Black at New Haven revival meetings William Martin president Christian Endeavor 7 00 no evening service young people go to New Haven after service New Haven Battiste morning service 9 45 Sunday school 10 45 Lester Lease superintendent evening service 8 64 oclock pastor subject The Second Coming of Christ revival service now in progress M LaFever pastor community urged to attend
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West Chester
Lester Lease
Gangster Wanted in Four States Captured
In Piqua Winkler identified from photos as the machine gun operator in a Citizen's National Bank robbery that killed one and wounded four. Five bandits took $6,500 and fled in a car, firing on streets. Prosecutor Harvey and Police Chief Geble planned to go to St. Joseph to question the captured suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piqua
Winkler
Citizen’s National Bank and Trust Company
L. E. Harvey
Frank Geble
St. Joseph
Human Ford Demonstration Promises Wide Showing
The Ford Motor Co demonstration tours Washington state with the Human Ford and Radio Mind show at Mace Motor Co featuring radio and television concepts. Harry Green and T. Blus oversee the last local display as audiences applaud uncanny accuracy and humor while Scott Furniture Co. lends the built in device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Harry Green
T. Blus
Ford Motor Co
Washington
Philadelphia
Mace Motor Co
Ballyhoo
Scott Murniture Co
Cramer Starts Greenland Survey Flight For Mail Route
Cramer flies from Greenland on a survey flight toward Great Britain and Europe to test a northern mail route. Ed dy Preston will pilot a follow up plane with monthly flights, as researchers study weather and feasibility for post office contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cramer
Greenland
Great Britain
Europe
FE. G. Thompson
Thompson Aeronautical Corporation of
Cleveland
Thompson
Eddy Preston
Greenland Ice Cap
Post Office Department
Great Circle
Vilajalmur Stefansson
W. H. Hobbs
Peter Freuchen
W. Irving Glover
Washington
Human Porch exhibit draws varied reader comments
A discussion table captures impressions on Glenn Mace's Human Porch. Dr E B Stutsman questions the human element of the motor while Ed Hansen praises the exhibit as a remarkable display of television and radio science without trickery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Mace
T. Hansen
H. & A. Bakery
J Doug Morgan Tent Show Heads To Washington Next Week
The J Doug Morgan troupe brings 37 performers and 14 circus trucks to Washington for a three night stand starting Monday Aug 10. The show features new comedies vaudeville musical revues and a nine piece jazz orchestra with Toby Brown billed as the popular comedian. Opening night offers the uproarious Hardboiled Archibald with a changing program each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Doug Morgan
J. Doug
Washington
Toby” Brown
Archibald
Crawfordsville Social Roundup Sees Visits and Picnic
Miss Nellie Manners reports a busy day with visits from Charlie Davis of Haskins to the Wilkins and Wenger homes. Des Moines relatives Willo Zeuch and Virginia returned home after visiting Mrs Fishburn and the Barnes family. About sixty people from the Equitable Life Insurance Co. and families enjoyed a picnic on the Illinois side of the Mississippi, with time at Gazette beach. Rey Ramsdale and family from Columbus City visited Mrs Porter, as Lisle Maxwell and daughters Jane and Joan also appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Charlie Davis
Haskins
Newt Wilkins
I. Wenger
Willo Zeuch
Virginia
Des Moines
Fishburn
T. H. Barnes
Ilinois
Mississippi
Equitable Life Insurance Co
Iowa
Local shoppers visit Washington on day trips
Mrs. H. J. Davis and daughter Elizabeth of Crawfordsville joined Everett and Ira Coon of Haskins in Washington for a shopping day. Mrs. Sam Davis and son Glen of Wyman also visited for business. Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Thompson and daughter Dorothy traveled to Lake Okoboji for a short stay. Geneva and Virginia Davidson of Coppock visit grandmother Mrs. A. O. Pratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Davis
Elizabeth
Crawfordsville
Washington
Everette
Ira Coon
Haskins
Sam Davis
Glen
Wyman
N. W. Thompson
Dorothy
Lake Okoboji
Geneva
Virginia Davidson
Coppock
Mrs
A. O. Pratt
Gilkeys Attend Mt Pleasant Fair and Washington Visitors
Misses Evelyn and Corinne Gilkey attend the Mt Pleasant fair on Thursday. H B Porter and Mrs Mary Porter with daughter Louise of Washington visit Wednesday with Rev and Mrs A N Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn
Corinne Gilkey
Mt. Pleasant
H. B. Porter
Mary Porter
Louise
Washington
A. N. Porter
Church Weekly Schedule For Sunday And Tuesday Meeting
The Sunday schedule lists Sunday school at 10 o clock and morning service at 11 o clock. On Tuesday the Willing Workers meet at 1 15 p m at the church then visit the country home of Mrs Glad Mast for a social time. Ss F Wenger Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glad Mast
Ss. F. Wenger
Sunday church services and Epworth League plans
Sunday school starts at 10 with J W Rich as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 with a sermon titled Does My Life Please God. Epworth League devotional at 6 30 led by Lyle Lowe on Learn to Be Friendly. World planes race interest grows after large turnout Last Sunday night with room for more entrants Ladies Aid meets Tuesday at 2 p m Pastor EK S Hehner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
EK. S. Hehner
Sabbath and youth meetings at the church schedule
Sabbath school at 10 with theme Holding Fast. Junior meeting at 11 led by Mrs. Talma Cherryholmes. Y P C U at 6 30. Union service at 7 30 with theme Gospel Wheat. A N Porter pastor.
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Talma Cherryholmes
A. N. Porter
Bank Employees Rescued From Pair of Young Kidnapers
John Hough a 28 year old purchasing agent of the Central Republic Bank and Trust Chicago was rescued in Milwaukee from two young men Roy Wallace 27 of Chicago and Fred La Marche 22 of Seattle who admitted abducting him. They planned to go to Rhinelander and free him. Hough met them in Chicago and invited them into his car to show off a new radio. They forced him into the back seat and drove away before Milwaukee police stopped the car to check for a robbery. A pistol was found on one kidnapper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
John Hough
Central Republic Bank and Trust Company
Chicago
Roy Wallace
Fred la Marche
Seattle
Rhinelander
Hough
West Side
Wall of Fire Threatens Idaho Village
Priest River faces a advancing wall of flame from surrounding forests as more than 1,000 men battle the blaze to save the town. Dozens of homes burned and many residents, including J H Daly and his family, fled their farm after their dwelling was destroyed. Red Cross aiding destitute families as thousands of acres burn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priest River
Ida
Red Cross
J. H. Daly
Breaks Air Record by Landing at Pevensey Bay
London dispatch reports J A Mollison a youthful Scottish flyer landed at Pevensey bay from Le Bourget at 2 30 p m breaking the Australia to England flight record by more than a day The previous record was 10 days 23 hours Mollison plans to proceed to Lympne and then to Croydon to complete his journey.
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London
J. A. Mollison
Pevensey Bay
le Bourget
Cr. W. A. Scott
Mollison
Lympne
Croydon
Minnesota mobilizes funds to combat grasshopper plague
Minnesota authorized emergency spending of 316,500 to battle grasshoppers threatening crops. Governor Floyd B. Olson signature pending. R A Trovatten, agriculture commissioner, leads control efforts with entomologist A G Ruggles. Funds target Kittson and seven counties including Polk Norman Wilkin Ottertail Roseau Wadena Clay with additional aid possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
State Executive Council
R. A. Troyutten
Floyd B. Oson
Vince A. Dev
G. Ruggles
Kittson County
Marshall County
Polk
Norman
Wilkin
Ottertail
Roseau
Wadena
Clay
Clay County
Moore Head
Red River Valley
Arthur M Hyde
Tuikotas
Montana
Lucile Burris and Irvin E. Clark Wed in Columbus Junction
Miss Lucile Burris daughter of Mr and Mrs O O Burris of Columbus Junction wed Irvin E Clark son of Mr W J Clark of Winfield at the W A Lee home in Roseville on Aug 1 Rev W H Parker officiated. Attendants were Mrs David Williams and the bridegroom’s sister Mrs W H Parker. After a Wisconsin motor trip the couple will farm near Winfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Lucile Burris
O. Burris
Irvin E. Clark
W. J. Clark
Winfield
W. A. Lee
Roseville
W. H. Parker
Presbyterian Church of
David Williams
Cotter
Wisconsin
Summer Heat Promises Stimulus for Prosperity
Government economists say extreme summer heat could indirectly lift the economy by boosting demand for cooling devices and related products. They point to past eras where mass production followed downturns, noting rising sales of electric refrigerators, frozen foods, and air conditioning systems as potential drivers. New cooling technologies may help older buildings compete and spur federal building retrofits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Julius Klein
Commerce Department
Notable Visitors Reported From Haskins and Wellman
U. N. Grenn of near Haskins was in Washington on business today. Mrs. Nancy Romine of Wellman was a business visitor in town today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. N. Grenn
Haskins
Washington
Nancy Romine
Wellman
Federal control of soft coal industry eyed by officials
Reports claim Pittsburgh district coal operators urged public utility style government control to limit production and avert a total industry breakdown. Denials surfaced in Pittsburgh while observers note such control would protect thousands of miners from job loss and shift policy decades in the making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pittsburgh
Doak
Liamont
Moves and Visits Across Towns From Columbus City News
Local residents and visitors travel to and from Columbus City towns. Clarence Crossley stopped by Alex Randolph home. Miss Dorothy Davis visits in Chicago. Pearl and Kate Kremer and Lawrence Cuthamp head south via auto. Hanft couple visit Shenandoah and Omaha. W. R. Luckey family from Iowa City visit here. Doris Sparrow visits Lo max uncle. Bart Lewis from Lone Tree visits relatives. Rev S Boyd Johnston and family move from Canada to Haganan New York. Sunday school events held at Reformed church and Church of God Cairo. Anna Wagner moves to Fredonia.
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Arthur Johnson
Mary Jane
Minneapolis
J. Carter Duncan
Ruth Jennings
Nerman Grunder
Donald
Wilton
O. A. Wanzer
San Francisco
Calif
Ruth George
Ernest
Canada
William Knaub
Loraine
Margaretta Ellen
Chicago
Knaub
Charles L. Duncan
Cotter
Cc. K. Powell
Oklahoma City
Okla
J. K. Helmick
John Powell
Christian Church of
Columbus City
Clarence Owens
Colchester
Owens
Myrtle Owens
Ralph Shetlabarger
Merna Jean
Harry Jones
Seattle
Wash
Henry Boyd
Armstrong
Charles Denison
E. R. Lacey
Iowa City
Anamosa
Maxine Hanft
Harm Kruger
Cedar Falls
Nana Paxton
G. R. Bruce
Esther Boulton
California
Los Angeles
James Small
Burlington
F. M. Outhamp
J. A. Mulhern
J. A. Hull
T. A. Collins
Des Moines
Robert L. Clark
Carroll
Charles Clark
R. J. Reaney
Columbus Shipping Association
L. B. McCart
J. Milan
Clarence Crossley
Alex Randolph
Dorothy Davis
John Micks
Pearl
Kate Kremer
Lawrence Cuthamp
C. J. Hanft
Shenandoah
Omaha
W. R. Luckey and Sons
Billie and
Bobbie
Doris Sparrow
Lloyd Sparrow
Lomax, Ill
Bart Lewis
Lone Tree
S. Boyd Johnston
Haganan
N. Y
the Reformed Church
Frank Phillips
Leo
Marshalltown
Ray Lewis
Earl Lewis
Lone ‘Tree
Thomas Leo Estle
Lambert Estle
Winfield
T. N. O'Neill
Church of God of Cairo
Chautauqua Park
Anna Wagner
Fredonia
Iowa Rural Carriers Hear Call for Stable Farm Profits
Iowa congressman Gilbert N. Haugen urged a new economic setup to provide farmers with stable profits during the Iowa rural letter carriers convention in Decorah. National carrier association president W G Armstrong also spoke and a resolution urged inviting carriers to Des Moines for the 1922 national meeting in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
United States
Gilbert N. Haugen
Iowa
Haugen
W.G. Armstrong
Niles
Mich
The
Carriers Association
Father Refuses to Return Marriage License in Suit Settled
In Sioux City on August 7 John Kragness doubted his daughter’s marriage to Roy Benson until shown the license. The father examined it and kept the document as Mrs. Benson filed suit for the slip of paper and $10 damages, a case that was settled out of court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
John Kragness
Roy Benson
Rll
Picnic At Sunset Draws Six Hundred Attendees
The Sunset Thursday picnic attracted about six hundred people. A Sunday school speaker urged teachers to attract and invite attendees, stressing practical prayer and confidence in answered prayers. In a separate ball game, Francis McConnell’s team defeated Stanley Baird’s squad 19 to 11 in five and a half innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enue
Stanley Baird
Francis McConnell
Funeral services for James Hunter held at L. A. Jones
Funeral services for James Hunter were conducted yesterday morning at L. A. Jones funeral home under the Odd Fellows lodge. Members of the order served as pallbearers, including Oscar Jugenheimer Roy Stewart Will Kos Oscar Gardner George Schneider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hunter
L. A. Jones
Odd Fellows Lodge
Order
Oscar Jugenheimer
Roy Stewart
Will Kos
Oscar Gardner
George Sehneider
Westphals Lead Final Stages in Washington Club Golf
Vic Westphal, holder of the cup, faces Bill Shannon in the club championship as brother John meets Forrest Jennings for the second flight. No Westphal is in the third flight. Martin Whittaker advances after defeating George Stewart and awaits the outcome of the Bill Stewart Ira Shenefelt match.
Burial for Charles Rickey Reported
Burial was in Woodlawn cemetery for Charles Rickey as part of a memorial notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rickey
Woodlawn Cemetery
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Trinity Lutheran
Missouri Synod
Robert Grote
Lockridge, Iowa
Associate Presbyterian W Bible School
U. P
Christian Science
Presby
Parle Barnes
Mareh
Ices Clark
Carolyn Hamilton
Helen Harvey
Methodist
Gounod
Mary M. Hunter
Alice Hunter
West Margaret Corbin
Joy Finch
Sprintime
Brewer
Dvorak
J. M. Lattimore
Crate
Sewine
Henke Postlude
Magic Flute
Mozart
Shelley
ST Pacts Evangelical
Carl W. Klein
Country Churches
Haskins Church
ST. Cauel's Evangelical
M. LaFever
Dr. E. BE. Stutsman
M. D
Nellie Manners
Mrs. Lisle Maxwell
Jane
Joan
Washington Loan & Trust Co
Washinser
DANY
United Presbyterian
Idaho
Martha Butler
Iowa State News
Davenport
John Kelly
Jesse Laprovites
Kelly
Jesse
Joe
Verne McCombs
Indianapolis
Liberty
McCombs
Lentz
Saverade
Charles Saverade
Joseph BE. Meyer
Nwashington Butte
Johnson’s Grocery & Market
Bex
Jack
Sprat
Pinto
Japan
Johnson
Westphals
Per
Wea
Candy Kitchen
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