Community 4H Clubs Plan Aug Achievement Day
Multiple 4H groups including Jacksonites and Fairview met at Ruth and Helen Foster and Irene Blankenhorn homes. They set August 10 as achievement day, discussed exhibits, demonstrations on pattern alternation, and health talks, with upcoming meetings planned for August 17 and August 22.
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Ruth
Helen Foster
Helen
Vera Jarrard
Fairview
Irene Blankenhorn
Evelyn
Corine Gilkey
Alice Holmes
Ruth Barnes
Club diary notes bazaar plans and new member
A club meeting discussed helping the lodge bazaar in late November. A new member Miss Smith joined. Lieutenant Rawson Amlong and wife attended, with the officer bound for military school in Ann Arbor after service in Honolulu. Mrs. Smith and others served luncheon, then planned to meet again with Mrs. Williams. Marie Butterfield Moore wed Rueben Claire Moore in Chicago on July 31.
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Miss Smith
Rawson Amlong
Honolulu
Texas
Ann Harbor
Michigan
Smith
Sloat
Chicago
Horsey
Williams
W. H. Butterfield
Washington
Marie
Rueben Claire Moore
Waterloo
Canada
East
John A McCall Funeral Set For Sunday
Funeral services for John A McCall are announced for Sunday afternoon at three in the Presbyterian church. Dr. W R Sawhill of Seattle, former local pastor, is expected to conduct. The casket will be open at Goodin Funeral Parlors Saturday and Sunday until noon.
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John A. McCall
Presbyterian Church
W. R. Sawhill
Seattle
Goodin
Hoover notification ceremonies set for 3 50 p m at Stanford
Washington reports that ceremonies at Stanford University California have been moved to finish by 5 p m Pacific time. Governor Culbert L Young will inaugurate at 3 50 p m and about 94 radio stations will begin from Stanford at 8 30 p m for the musical program and speeches.
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Washington
Stanford University
California
Co. Ic. Young
Willegin
Stanford
Farm death ruled suicide near Rock Valley Iowa
Joe Wattawa a farmer was found dead on his farm near Rock Valley Iowa with a gun beside him. County officials say he committed death by own action and funeral services are set for tomorrow.
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Rock Valley
Ila
Joe Wattawa
Here
Local Masonic Lodges Announce Regular Meetings
Lodge Washington No 98 O E B S holds regular meeting on the second Thursday of each month with Alice Meek W M Della McBride Secretary Visiting members welcome Damascus Shrine No 10 W S of J meets third Tuesday at Masonic Temple Mrs L A Jones W H P Sara E Walker Worthy Scribe Washington Lodge No 26 A F A M meets first Friday with D L Carbaugh W M and A W Yard secretary
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Washington
O. EB
Damascus Shrine
Masonic Temple
L. A. Jones
Sara E. Walker
Washington Lodge
A. F
A. M
D. L. Carbaugh
W. M
A. W. Yard
Rail timetable shows east and west bound trains and locals
The timetable lists GO R J P eastbound trains with arrivals and departures for Nos 4 12xpress 60 Lo Pass 30 Lo Pass and 88 Lo Frt and westbound Golden State Limited Nos 8 29 49 11 Express 87 Frt plus locals and freight. Knoxville and California routes show morning and evening passes with local freight trains and agents noted as W C Bell and L Agent.
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Golden State Limited
Why The Automobile Driver Should Not Use Alcohol
Manda Davis argues that driving under the influence endangers the driver and public. The piece notes laws on intoxicated driving, California and Massachusetts examples, and the dangers of alcohol to a worker’s safety, judgment, and morality. It cites a Chicago incident and advocates abstinence and W C T U efforts for youth.
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Manda Davis
United States
California
Massachusetts
Joe Palmero
Chicago
Robert Parello
Not Use Alcoholic Liquor
A fifth grade essay argues drivers should avoid alcoholic liquors as cause of accidents. It claims intoxication impairs attention at crossings and signals, risks lives, harms reputation, and urges influence against drinking to become a respected citizen.
Would the Drink Habit Help Me to Become a Coed Mechanic
A Cleo Fletcher essay argues that despite advances in vehicles and machines, essential repair work requires clear minded skilled labor while presenting a historical view on alcohol effects. It notes the need for careful workers in locomotives ocean liners and aircraft.
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Cleo Fletcher
Past Noble Grand Circle Meeting Notice
The Past Noble Grand Circle will meet with Mrs. Oscar Jugenheimer on Monday evening. Notice of date change. Washington County graduate nurses plan a bake sale at Cunningham's store on Saturday August 11 with contributions welcome. A cottage prayer meeting hosted by C. W. Busby at 608 East Evening at 7. The Augustine reunion set for Sunset Park Washington on Sunday August 12 invites all relatives and friends.
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Logan Ahrens
Little Brown
Wildwood
Trotman
Madonna
Elsie Jackson
Mary Brady
Women of the
Spiedel
J. H. Keating
William Pulver
Illendale
California
Mary Margaret Brady
Jacksonville
Ill
Glen Montrose
Minneapolis
Oscar Jugenheimer
Washington County
Cunningham's
Sunset Park
Washington
W. E. Augustine
Rex Bell Debuts as Star in Wild West Romance at Fox
Rex Bell, Fox Films new discovery, stars in Wild West Romance at the Fox Theatre Saturday. A 21 year old rider with six years on the range and over a year in films, Bell is touted as the West’s representative cowboy and a rising Western screen figure. Fox executives predict his rapid rise to popularity.
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Fox Theatre
Rex Bell
Fox Films
Bell
Enthu
Siastic
Mr and Mrs George Duke Visit Washington on Business
Mr and Mrs George Duke of Brighton traveled to Washington for business matters, arriving today and attending meetings.
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George Duke of Brighton
Washington
Orrs from Columbus Junction Visit Washington Friends
Max and Lester Orr of Columbus Junction were visiting friends in Washington last evening.
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Max and
Lester Orr
Columbus Junction
Washington
Alcohol's Effect Elevates Travel Safety and Abstinence
The essay argues modern travel demands clear judgment as cars trains and aircraft evolve. It asserts alcohol dulls the brain and impairs driving locomotion and aviation skills, increasing danger to the drinker and others. Emphasizes steady nerves steady hands and good distance perception as essential for safe travel.
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Lindberg
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