Dade and Mayme Shearer Plan Indiana Return
Dade and Mayme Shearer will depart tomorrow afternoon for Greencastle Indiana after visiting at the E. Morrison home. They were entertained with several parties in their honor. Dwight Hazen of Richard Johnson grocery plans to leave tonight for Des Moines to join J L Kruser for a vacation. Eleanor Jane Tucker daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Tucker had tonsil removal at the county hospital yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dade
Mayme Shearer
Greencastle
Indiana
E. D. Morrison
Dwight Hazen
Richard Johnson
Des Moines
J. L. Kruser
Eleanor Jane Tucker
Claude Tucker
Local residents visit Washington and area towns
Mildred Bowers and Helen Mauthe spent a day in the area. Mr and Mrs William Oren dorf visited in the city. John Jenkins and Grace Stone traveled between Columbus Junction and Ainsworth. Fred Morrison and Ida Hughes had tonsil removals at the county hospital. Mrs H I Ward and Charlotte returned from Crystal Lake Ill. Claud Flynn visited Riverside sisters. Thelma York began vacation from Klein clothing. Julius Enslin and Carl Jungbluth left for St Paul on business. Ruth Hedges will lead music in New Kensington Pa. Carl Hancher Mildred Young Irene Reece left for Des Moines state fair. Gaye Clem Shalla is painting his house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hancher
Mildred
Paul Young
Irene Reece
Columbus Junction
Des Moines
Gaye
Ten Years Ago Today Weekend Visit to Davenport
Mr and Mrs John Jackson and their son left for Davenport to spend the weekend visiting friends. A local advertisement promotes Lee's Lice Killer for poultry houses. Hog prices top at 11 dollars 25 cents. Weather forecast calls for fair tonight and likely Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jackson
Davenport
Iowa Judges Protest Freight Tariffs
Iowa joined states objecting to July freight rates set by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Judge J. H. Henderson prepared an objection and petition for rehearing while the Iowa Traffic League split on action details. They agreed new zone one rates are too high and will raise freight costs for corn and other crops, reducing farmer income despite a slight wheat rate adjustment.
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Des Moines
Aug
Iowa
Interstate Commerce Commission
Iowa Traffic League
J. H. Henderson
Traffic League
Henderson
Cubs Roll Giants 12 to 4 as Series Resumes
The Chicago Cubs routed the New York Giants 12 to 4 to gain a game in the National League standings. Brooklyn fell to Cincinnati 4 to 1 while Pittsburgh beat Boston 10 to 3 and St. Louis edged Philadelphia 10 to 9. In the American League Detroit toppled Philadelphia 7 to 1 and Cleveland posted a seven game win streak with a 5 to 4 victory over the Yankees.
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United Press
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Cubs
Giants
Brooklyn
Robins
Cincinnati Reds
Dazzy Vance
Buth
Larry Benton
Pirates
Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Brave
Larry French
Pie Traynor
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Mancuso
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Vic Sorrell
Indians
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Low Gehrig
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Washington Senatorg
Ted Lyons
Chicago Whites Sox
Boston Red Sox
White Sox
Boston
Danny MacFayden
Pleasant Hill Social News Notes and Events
Mrs Earl Kephart reports visitors from Pleasant Hill including Mrs Lewis Baker and Mrs Alice Mossel tine. The Havi Social club met with Mrs James Thompson hosting. Families of Kephart Willing and Pratt visited Roy Kephart. Dale Darbyshire and children called in Muscatine. An ice cream social at Pleasant Hill church is planned for Friday evening August 29.
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Pleasant Hill
Lewis Baker
Alice T Mosseltine
John Patterson
Earl Kephart
Evangelist Denies Striking Mother in Attack Claim
Los Angeles report states Amy Semple McPherson’s health is improving and she admits a reporter to her sickroom for the first time. She denies striking her mother Minnie Kennedy who claims a broken nose resulted from the encounter. The cause of the injury remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
A'mee Semple McPherson
Minnie
Kennedy
Conesville schools set Sept 1 opening with named teachers
Columbus Junction Aug 24 A list shows the Conesville schools opening Sept 1 with Ralph Crawford as superintendent and teachers Virginia Stauffer Mabel Estle Arthur Ingraham Lorena Maxwell E Jasmann and Charles Dill. Nearby social notes include church picnic at Grandview park and several visiting relatives from Silvis Eldon Trenton Sioux Falls La Porte Chicago and Nebraska. Collected visits reference Cliff Bell home Letts Columbus City and Columbus Chau tauqua park events.
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Columbus Junction
Conesville
Ralph Crawford
Virginia Stauffer
Mabel Estle
Arthur Ingraham
Lorena Maxwell
E. Jasmann
Charles Dill
Cedar Rapids
Grandview Community
Grandview Park
Walter Cline
Cyril
Silvis
T. F. Hanft
Rex Duncan
Chicago
S Mildred Warren
Eldon
Jennie Duncan
Janette Johnston
Trenton
Nebr
Sarah McCrea
Columbus City
John Hetfield
la Porte
Ind
D. J. Wells
Local Notices and Social Items From Richmond Area
Mr and Mrs Joe Eglin of Chicago visit Richmond for Anthony Elgin’s death. John and Charlie Shalla and others appear in local commerce and repairs notes. Mrs Ralph Lemley visits Cedar Rapids. Chiropractic Health Bath ad for Iowa State Fair Aug 20 29. Claude Webb and Minnie Lobrer plan Los Angeles trip via Jew City. Elwin J Roberts and Mary Wade obtain a marriage license.
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Joe Eglin
Chicago
Anthony Elgin
Richmond
Mister West
Mary Elgin
Exposition Building
Washington
Ex con cites finding liquor bottle near boarding house
Richmond police arrested Richard Irvin a Black man for possession of liquor after he told Judge B A Ball he found the bottle under a boarding house pillow and hurried to the police station.
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Richmond
Ind
Richard Irvin
Irvin
B. A. Ball
Autos Spread Havoc ULM
A quiet town faced destruction as two cars barreled into a mercantile store, telescoping through the interior and leaving the building wrecked. No injuries are reported, but authorities investigate the collision and seek witnesses.
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Ulm
Mont.u.pr
Local News Briefs From Page 3 Ireland Children Births and Visits
Local notes list Miss Flo Taylor ill at sister Mrs. Robert Cherry, Dave Miller moving from Mayesville to Cedar Rapids, Winnie Palmer as county Superintendent touts high car mileage, and relatives visiting from Battle Creek Orlando and Indianapolis. Mentions F L Wilson and Don Ross in business past, Billy Miller injured by a car at the water, Elmer Keck family from Orlando, and Aaron Bailey planning to move into remodeled apartment with daughter.
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Ireland
Flo Taylor
Robert Cherry
Dave Miller
Mayesville
North Dakota
Cedar Rapids
Winnie Palmer
Homer Stephen
Mary Hunter
Battle Creek
Mary
F. L. Wilson
Don Ross
Commercial Savings Bank
Tom Smith
Chicago
Carl Keck
Carl
C. W. Startsman
Betty
J. H. Hull
Lansdowne
Pennsylvania
Aaron Bailey
Utsband
Lester Thompson
Clara Barton Street
Mrs. Thompson
Ab Hall
Sam and
Roy
Arnold Hall
Ben C. Woodcuff
Indianapolis
Hal Loys
Conrad reunion attendees and local notices from Iowa paper
Mr and Mrs C W Gray attended the Conrad reunion near Stringtown school house yesterday. The more tonsil operations were performed this morning at the county hospital. Thomas Brady of Keswick Bertha Shelankoski and Delbert Barll of Washington are listed among local names. Carl Kunath will start Harvard medical school in September. Mrs J W Teeter travels to Roberts Ill to visit daughter Mrs Fred Dunsmore whose condition remains poor. Baja Boller Virginia Droz Cherry McElhinney and Priscilla Morrison plan a Davenport weekend for a Kappa Alpha Theta party at the country club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brady
Keswick
Bertha Shelankoski
Delbert Barll
Washington
Carl Kunath
Harvard Medical School
J. W. Teeter
Roberts, Ill
Fred Dunsmore
Dunsmore
Baja Boller
Virginia Droz
Cherry McElhinney
Priscilla Morrison
Davenport
Shoes for Young Men Recall Historic Manton Heebner Theater
In 1907 Manton Heebner Phil Crail and Vic Van Sickle ran a moving picture theatre near the square. The ad recalls that memory and features four standout shoe patterns for today’s young men. Walter Booth Shoes offer rubber or leather heel tips with clatter plates at five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manton Heebner
Phil Crail
Vic van Sickle
Walter Booth
Sacred concert plans at A. M. E. church noted
Singers plan a sacred concert at the A. M. E. church soon. Bernice Phelps of Independence stayed a week at the Will DuPuis home. Benjy Duke of Chicago suffers a bout of tonsillitis. his mother Nordy Duke and aunt Lola Wells Hughes are visiting.
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Bernice Phelps
Independence
Will Dupuis
Benjy” Duke of
Chicago
Nordy
Duke
Lola Wells Hughes
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Neil Hamilton
Clyde Cook Gardner James Frank McHugh
America
Richard
Barthelmess
Mildred Bowers
Waterloo
Helen Mauthe
Mr. S
William Orendorff
Wayland
John Jenkins
Grace Stone of
Ainsworth
Fred Morrison
Ida Hughes
Everett Hughes
Danville
Claud Flynn of
Riverside
C. la Cunningham
Edna Flynn
Thelma York
Klein Clothing Store
Julius Enslin
Carl Jungbluth
St. Paul
Ruth Hedges
W. C. Hedges
New Kensington
Clem Shalla
Normal Town
Armstrong Bros
Erly the
Triangle Auto Supply Co
N. E. Corner Square
and Auto Parts
Johnson’s Repair Shop
North Town Ave
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Colleges and Schools of America
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Igwans
Tnder Games
Cincinnati
Graham Theatre
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South Pole
Tures
Inspiration Pictures
ING Presents
Henry Kings Hell
le Ot Art Velez
John Holland
United Artists Picture
Lupe Velez
Washington Cleaners
South Side Square
Wisie Long
Martha Butler
John Shalla
Charlie Shalla
Welch-Moore Shoe Co
Ralph Lemley
Claude Webb
Inlaw
Minnie Lobrer
Jews City
Mr. Webb
Elwin J. Roberts
Parnell
Mary Wade
Wellman
Itarriave
Rothschild’s
Chas. Grown
C. W. Gray
Conrad
Stringtown School House
Nv. F. Macor
Westphal
Cae
John Shields & Sons
A. E. Atchison North Side
A Pipe Organen
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