Local notes and visits from Gocall area residents
Mrs Sadie Taylor of Staf Md Kans.visited Albia and returned home to visit Mrs A J Dawson Willard Aug and friends visited Bluff Idaho trip. Laura Einspahr nurse returned to work. Mrs M D Work suffers asthma. Isabelle Anwyl in Washing. Mr Mrs Willard Aug and friends from Bluff Idaho trip. Bilmer McClure note about wiring clip in barber shop. Eva Blake took vacation from H I Ward. N M Anderson attended Maxwell reunion then visited May orland. Graham store fills new rooms as they prepare to occupy. Ralph Woods returns to Scott Furniture after fishing on Skunk River. Dr P L Etter traveled to Mo with Mrs Etter and Barbara for visit Macon.
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Sadie Taylor
Staf- Md. Kans
Albia
A. J. Dawson
L. C. Milel
Well
Winnie Palmer Newton
Laura Einspahr
M. D
Isabelle Anwyl
Sinfie
H. I. Warden
V. F. Man
Iowa
N. M. Anderson
Maines
Maxwell
Ilin
Ralph Woods
Scott Furniture Store
Skunk River
Ted
P L Etter
A. Mo
Loan Offer From Howard L McCleery in Washington Area
Howard L. McCleery of 3rd Floor Bailey Building Washington offers loans up to $300 on personal signatures. See him today for further details and assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. McCleery
Bailey Bldg
Washington
Des Moines Visitors Attend Salem Reunion and Nearby Events
Mrs. Robert W. Mason of Michigan visits Virginia Wright through Florence Corbin of the University of Nebraska. Des Moines attendees return from the Tomlinson Tribe reunion in Salem as Salem marks its 100th anniversary with Old Settlers day and Tomlinson day. Mrs Hart engages in a national D A R committee work. the party toured cemeteries together.
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Robert W. Mason
Mich
Virginia Wright
Florence Corbin
University of Nebraska
Charles Faulkner
Marjorie
Olds
Raymond Hasty
Kalona
Alfred Faulkner
Fam
Clara Faulkner
Washington
Des Moines
Salem
Iowa
Whittier College
Old Settlers
Tomlinson
Tomlinsons
H. E. Rensler
Almeda Harper
W. F. Hathaway
Hart
Daughters of Revolutionary
Westphal is 1935 City Golf Champion
Local notes report Westphal winning the 1935 city golf title. The column lists visitors and residents’ comings and goings from Riverside and nearby towns, including visitants from Pittsburgh and Washington and medical, travel, and social updates across several households.
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Westphal
Cardinals Lift lead with doubleheader sweep of Giants
The St. Louis Cardinals and Chicago Cubs vaulted to the NL lead as the Cards swept Brooklyn and the Cubs beat the Giants. Dizzy and Paul Dean shone for St Louis while Mel Ott homered for New York.
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Chicago Cubs
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago
Cubs
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Giants
St. Louis
Cardinals
W. L
Erip
Dean Brothers
Daffy
Dizzy
Red Birds
Paul
Johnuony Babich
Dodger
Leonard
Baker
Joe Medwick
Cardinal
J. Collins
Cards
Paul Dean
George Marnshaw
Durocher
Pepper Martin
Frankie Friard
Davis
Moore
Martin
Bill Lee
Hal Schumacher
Schumacher
Mel Ott
Standings and Today’s American Association Schedule
Today's card lists ten games across the league with Cincinnati at Brooklyn and St. Louis at Philadelphia among showdowns. Detroit leads with 6 wins while Philadelphia has 3. yesterday's results include Toledo over St. Paul and Milwaukee a perfect 4 0. Upcoming matches feature Minneapolis at Columbus and Milwaukee at Indianapolis among others.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
American Association
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
St Louis
Pittsburgh Ee
Philadelphia Cipiaben
Youth Admits He Set Over Twenty Fires Here
A 17 year old youth, Warren Cramer, son of Dr. Harry Cramer of Oakland California, confessed he started more than twenty fires in Denver over the past five days. He made the admission today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Harry Cramer
Oakland
Calif
Warren Cramer
Westphal Wins Washington Country Club Title in Decisive Victory
Vic Westphal defeats Tracy Phillips eleven up with ten holes to play to reclaim the club championship, marking his fifth city cup and adding a 1928 29 30 31 city title sequence. Phillips faltered though both played under their best.
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Westphal
Washington Country Club
Tracy Phillips
Phillips
Vic
Tracy
Vic Westphal
Jack Lytle
Cubs Triumph Over Owls in Crawfordsville Baseball Night
In Crawfordsville on Thursday the Cubs won 6 to 4 over the Owls, with 8 hits and 3 errors. The Aces defeated the Stags 4 to 4 with 6 hits and 3 errors. Next week the Aces face the Legion and East End meets the Legion while the Cubs face Olds and later Nobles.
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Crawfordsville
Cubs
Owls
Aces
Stags
Legion
East End
Olds
Noble
Riverside Firemen Beat Wieland Club In Night Game
Riverside fire company wins 13 to 7 over Wieland club under lights. Soukup homered for Wieland in the sixth with one on, Nicola hit a grand tourney homer in the seventh with two aboard. Doud pitched for Riverside, Miller caught, Wieland started Wie land and Prehoda. Riverside firemen B team beat Haves second 10 to 7 in five innings.
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Paradelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Phillies
Reds
Philly
Phils
al Todd
Pirates
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston
Braves
Big Jim Weaver
Pie Traynor
Young
Padden
Whlle Fletcher
Lloyd Waner
Billy Urbansky
Paul Waner
Traynor
Colorado Men Visit With Mrs Knotts at Dayton Grove
Dayton Grove reports Paul and Leo Oldfield and Dale Haller of Sugar City visiting Mrs A E Knotts and Mrs Irene Oldfield. Funeral services were held for Mrs C W Morgan in Rubio. Sympathy extended to Lee Hough’s family after his funeral at West Chester. Local residents shared visits with neighbors and relatives throughout the week.
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J. B. Moore
Dayton Grove
Paul and
Leo Oldfield
Dale Haller
Sugar City
Colorado
A. E. Knotts
Irene Oldfield
Ivan Enfield
Lester Sigmund
West Chester
Mark Schaffer
Wellman
Carol Nicholson
East Pleasant Plain
R. Moore
Wm. Kelly
Katona
Ida Billings
Loupe City
Neb
Irena Oldfield
Lee Hough
M. KE
Hough
James Lockwood
Howard
Local Notices Highlight Travel and Family Mortality
Miss Helen Hamilton returns from Denver to begin court reporting in Montezuma after a vacation visit with sister Mrs. A N MacVicar. East Washington street repair and water on the pavement are noted near the East End Grocery. Des Moines trips for health contests involve Merle Green, Glenn Wilson, Jo Ann, and Brook Berger. The Jugenheimer family mourning and postponed reunion follow the death of Roy Jugenheimer. Nellie Wilson heads to Petoskey Michigan for a month. Mr. and Mrs. Weller depart for Reading Pennsylvania after two weeks with Mangold family. Rob ert Kep hart and Dr S P Telford visit birthplace in Rock Island county. Mrs Lucy Mangold, nearly 99, is critically ill.
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Helen Hamilton
Denver
A. N. MacVicar
Margaret Hamilton
Montezuma
East Washington Street
East End
Merle Green
Des Moines
Glenn Wilson
Jo Ann
Brook Berger
Walter Berger
Roy Hildebrand
Letts
Ted Dalton
Oscar Jugerheimer
L. G. Jugenheimer
Davenport
Roy Jugenheimer
Oscar
Kansas City
Henry Jugenheimer
Jugenheimer
Nellie Wilson
Petoskey
Mich
Frank Lamphere
Rock Island
W. W. Weller
Reading
Cool Weather for Iowa Persists Across The Week
Des Moines reports a continuing cool spell for Iowa as forecast by Federal Meteorologist Charles D. Reed. A broad midwest cool wave brings fair skies in the state with high temperatures in the eighties and cool breezes tonight in western and southern regions. Yesterday's high reached 88 at Lamont with lows of 53 at Forest City and Iowa Falls.
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Des Moines
U.R
Iowa
Charles D. Reed
Middlewest
Reed
Forest City
Iowa Falls
Community Mourns Death Of Washington Resident John Dusenberry
Tuesday afternoon Mr and Mrs Howard Brown and family visited relatives in Washington. Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs J B Moore. The sudden death of John Henry Dusenberry last Friday in Washington shocked the community where he spent much of his life. He was highly esteemed and friends expressed regret.
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Howard Brown
Washington
J. B Moore
Lyall
John Henry Dusenberry
Sixteen Counties Still Lacking Iowa Liquor Stores
Des Moines reports that after openings in Northwood and Williamsburg the Iowa Liquor Control Commission says 108 retail state liquor establishments operate with 83 counties represented. The remaining 16 counties Adair Adams Butler Cedar Clark Henry Humboldt Louisa Mills Poweshiek Ringgold Taylor Van Buren Washington Wayne have yet to host a store.
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Des Moines
Northwood
Williamsburg
Iowa
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Attempt to Settle Strike at Rapids Fail
An all night conference to settle the difficulties of striking employees of the Iowa Manufacturing company ended unsuccessfully at 7 30 this morning. Exhausted after a futile attempt toward mediation representatives of the employers and striking workers indicated another meeting will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
UPR
Iowa Manufacturing Company
Two Men Die in Chicago Waterworks Explosion
An explosion at the waterworks crib three miles out in Lake Michigan killed two men and burned or injured six others as the recently constructed facility was badly damaged. Investigators and firefighting crews worked to assess the cause and secure the area.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
State College awards 72 degrees in summer term
Ames Iowa August 26 1926 long State college closed its second term of summer school Saturday and awarded 72 degrees. Dr R E Buchanan dean gave the commencement address and awarded the degrees to 10 doctors 34 masters and 28 bachelors.
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Ames
Iowa
Long State College
R. E. Buchanan
Crib Fire Water Shaft Sparks Gas Leak
A concrete crib collapse appears caused by a red-hot rivet drop igniting natural gas leakage in the shaft. Investigators note the incident led to a hazardous situation and prompted safety checks.
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Carl Hesseltine
Wardrobe Cleaners
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Schuyler Livingston
Samson
Ralph Livingston
Nell Samson
D. C. Kilgore
Brighton
Pater Berdo
Alta Wyse
Wayland
Quincy
J. H. Peet
Cedar Falls
Audrey
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Alice Peele
Ralph
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Pocatello
Lillian Brookhart
Donald Benblossom
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Wis
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Oklahoma City
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