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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1928

Page

5

Ainsworth Approves Iowa Illinois Telephone Franchises

Notice of a special election in Ainsworth Iowa set for September 4 1928 to decide on an ordinance granting Iowa Illinois Telephone Company its successors and assigns a 25 year franchise to erect operate and own a telephone exchange and lines in the town. The measure details rights duties street interference and city police power. The franchise requires voter approval and company payment of publication and election costs.

Ainsworth Iowa Lowa-L Illinois Telephone Company Washington County Iowa-Illinois Telephone Company State of Evening Journal Washington E. J. Richards

Dayton Grove Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits

Clarence Johnson and family were Muscatine visitors Sunday. Harry Anderson and wife picnicked in Sunset Park. Roy Finke hosted relatives at Walter Leet’s. Walter Bauer's family visited Roy Gardner’s. Mrs. Bruce Moore spent Sunday with kin at Pleasant Plain. Fred Sprague and Mollie Tierney visited Mrs. Henry Bowes. Wilma Leet tutored a schoolmate, Reva Coakley. Will Embree hosted friends for dinner honoring Mrs. I E Coffey and guests from New Albany Indiana. Henry Bowes and family planned a weekend in Moline Illinois. Threshing concluded after delays. some will attend the state fair.

Clarence Johnson Muscatine Harry Anderson Sunset Park Roy Finke Walter Leet Walter Bauer Frederick Roy Gardner Bruce Moore Pleasant Plain Fred Sprague Mollie Tierney Henry Bowes Wilma Leet Reva Coakley Will Embree I. E. Coffey West Chester Knipe New Albany Indiana Moline Ill Dorothy Wilma Betty Leet Marjorie Lorainne Martin J. A. Walker Lyle Moore J. B. Moore Washington

Rev Allen Jay Attends Iowa Yearly Meeting

Rubio L G Johnson reports Rev Allen Jay has gone to Oskaloosa for Iowa yearly meeting. A Friday program by the Kerrigan sisters drew a large crowd followed by an ice cream social. Des Moines visitors H B Butler and daughter vacationing a week, joined by J B Johnson and a daughter to Louisiana Missouri. Visitors toured Mark Twain cave Hannibal Missouri and Keokuk dam. Local sickness includes F M Strickland Wesley Hollingsworth Mrs S F and Mrs Herbert Blakley. Mrs Nannie Myers attended church Sunday. Miss Phylis Waggoner of West Chester visited relatives last week.

Rubio Allen Jay Oskaloosa Iowa Hannibal Mo Keokux Dam F. M. ‘Strickland Wesley Hollingsworth S. F Herbert Blakley Nannie Myers Phylis Waggoner West ‘Chester

Hoover Plans to Curb Waste In Government If He's Elected

Hoover pledges a nationwide government reorganization plan to cut waste and consolidate functions. He cites past reforms in Commerce and Interior and argues for central supervision, merit based staffing, and a restrained cabinet expansion to streamline federal operations.

Hoover Washington Herbert Hoover United States Commerce and Interior Republican National Committee Commerce Department Commerce and Interior Departments Coolidge Congress Department of Commerce National Press Club Secretary of Commerce Secretary of Agriculture Secretary of Interior Veterans' Bureau The Shipping Board Patent Office Bureau of Mines Interior Department Mr. Hoover Legislative

Rose of the Golden West at Fox Theatre

The Fox Theatre screens Rose of the Golden West a George Fitzmaurice First National romance based on the California quest era. Gilbert Roland stars as a fiery Spanish youth opposite Mary Astor the starry senorita with Montague Love Gustav von Seyffertitz and Flora Finch in supporting roles. The film dramatizes romance and international intrigue during California’s early history.

United States of California Golden West Fox Theatre George Fitzmaurice First National Pictures Gilbert Roland Mary Astor California

Infant Dennis Brenneman Obituary From Keota Iowa

Dennis Matthew Brenneman born May 29 1928 in Keota Iowa died August 23 192s at 12 weeks 2 days. Survived by parents four grandparents and many relatives. Funeral at Wellman Methodist Church burial Deer Creek Cemetery officiated by Rev Arms and Rev Gingerich. Irene McGraw Brenneman a former local. Poem lines quoted as part of the obituary.

Dennis Matthew Elmus’ Brenneman Keota Iowa A. M. McGraw J. C. Brenneman Kalona Methodist Wellman Deer Creek Arms Gingerich Daytonville Church Brenneman Irene McGraw Ainsworth

Suffrage Leaders Violent in France Storm Palace Gates

Ten world leaders of the women's equal rights movement stormed the gates of the presidential palace at Rambouillet demanding a treaty linking universal women's rights to the Kelloes peace pact. They were arrested and taken to the police station. five were released after lunch, five remained in custody with Miss Doris Stevens among them.

Rambouillet France Kelloes Doumergue Doris Stevens Dudley Field Malone New York Harriet Pickering Loring Pickering San Francisco Betty Gram Swing Raymond Gram Swing London Philadelphia Ledger New York Evening Post Miss Stevens Paris

Appeal to Iowa Women for Smith Support

Dr. J. W. Reynolds, Democratic national committeeman, urged Iowa women to back Governor Alfred E. Smith in Creston. Reynolds credited Smith with actions by the New York assembly to aid women and children.

Creston Iowa Alfred E. Smith J. W. Reynolds Smith Reynolds New York Assembly

Drowning in Mississippi Near Burlington Claims 20-Year-Old

George Luccenoil, 20, of Mediapolis, drowned Saturday afternoon in the Mississippi River near Burlington Iowa. The incident occurred near the riverbank with rescue efforts unsuccessful.

Burlington George Luccenoil Mississippi River Here Mediapolis

Drake student to receive large Liberia estate

Des Moines report says James M. Houston, a Drake university law student, learned he will receive $800,000 from his uncle Richard Houston of Monrovia Liberia. He planned to return to Liberia to check the estate before resuming studies.

Des Moines James M. Houston Drake University Richard Houston Monrovia Liberia Houston Drake

Oatshutlers Plant to Move From Marshalltown

Announcement states the Roscoe Hiller company will relocate its oatshutlers plant from Marshalltown to Fort Dodge next month. The firm serves the milling trade.

Marshalltown Roscoe Hiller Company Fort Dodge

Largest marble monolith sent to Mussolini for Rome stadium

The 400 ton monolith, 18 feet wide and 6 feet high, was quarried at Cararra and extracted for the new Fascist stadium at the Farnesina near Rome.

Cararra Mussolini Farnesina Rome

Maiden Flintshire postwoman claims 270000 miles walked

Miss Mary Clay, a Flintshire septuagenarian who just retired after 40 years as an auxiliary postman says she walked about 270000 miles delivering letters. She maintains the distance was traveled in ten years of service in the county.

Flint Wayles Mary Clay Flintshire

Tattoos brighten beauty with facial spots in New Orleans

In New Orleans on August 29, Prof. George Pennell, noted expert with electric tattooing, discusses permanent beauty spots for women as an advanced step in cosmetic enhancement. He claims many women seek indelible facial marks to improve appearance and charm.

New Orleans Lady George Pennell

Jefferson and Henry letters published from Virginia governors

Official letters of Thomas Jefferson and Patrick Henry written during their Virginia governorships appear in a new book edited by Dr. H. R. McIlwaine, Virginia state librarian. The publication preserves their correspondence and provides historical context for readers today.

Defferson Petters Richmond Thomas Jefferon Patrick Henry Virginia H.R. McIlwaine

Man departs Muscatine after week visit with Chance family

Dale Arnold left for his home in Muscatine this morning following a week stay with his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Earl Chance. The visiting relatives hosted him during his stay.

Dale Arnold Muscatine Mrs Earl Chance

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