Sunday School Training School Opens With Church Representation
The Washington area hosts a Sunday School training session with delegates from multiple churches. Representatives from Washington United Presbyterian, St. Paul’s Evangelical, Washington Baptists, Washington Methodists, Crawfordsville groups, and others attend. Attendees include Virgil Witmer, Rev. W. M. Matthew, Miss Nellie Tripp, Rev. C. W. Klein, Rev. A. A. Wing, Rev. F. W. Eastwood, and many lay members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eich Mennonite Church
Virgil Witmer
Raymond Rich
Helen M. Ried
Rosalie Widmer
Orpha Graber
Mlel Graber
Cora Graber
PP. Wenger
Edith Wenger Shockley
Washington United Presbyterian
Patton
W. M. Matthew
J.C. Boice
Nellie Tripp
Mary French
David McLaughin
Arth Montgomery
Alice Wolfe
St. Paul's
Washington Baptists
Brown
Harold Walker
W. BE. Barber
Alma Blanchard
Ernestine Murdock
Bana Richardson
A. A. Wing Fight
Washington Methodists
Leigh W Soule
J. He Peet
H. Sartor
Verna
Palmer Ha
Whiner
John S
A. N. Porter
Crawfords If
M.C. McCormick
Ainsworth
Et. Mahin
DR. Evans
Cotter Presbyterian
W. J. Parker
Mary
Parker
New Haven Bapist
Vernan Mangold
Wast Hington
Eva Diller
Talk by Supt Poet on Problems Faced in School Life
Supt Jn et spoke to United Presbyterian young people's society on Sunday evening about problems in school life. He urged greater study and warned against overloading with extracurriculars, noting a balance between grades and activities. He argued doing nothing but A grades with no activities is less desirable than achieving B grades with meaningful participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. Jnet
United Presbyterian Young People's Society
Ike
Hobbies of Stars of Screen Featured in New Journal Series
A daily feature in the Evening Journal will run twelve stories titled Hobbies of the Stars. It highlights Ruth Shatterton Carole Lombard Gary Cooper and other Hollywood icons with close portraits and personal details. The project, photographed by Eliza, aims to show life beyond the studios and begins tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Shatterton
Carole Lombard
Gary Caer
Hollywood
Evening Journal
Maurice Chevalier
Mitzi Green
George Bancroft
Richard Len
Gary Cooper
Eliza
Newsp
Staios
United Presbyterian
Crawfordsville News Notes and Local Arrivals
Nellie Manan of Crawfordsville visits Des Moines and keeps Sabbath with friends. Jeannette Wooley returns to Keota to teach. Miss White returns to Cedar Falls from Thanksgiving. Mrs Harvey Robbins dies in Ingomar after a stroke. families moved to Montana years ago. Miss Lusian Holmes teaches in Burlington, spends Thanksgiving at home. Velma Kempffer returns to Chicago. Veda Twinam and Violet Twinam seek work. Ruth Piper returns to Liscomb to teach. Jane Maxwell's party notes corrected. Mary Burris returns home after hospital treatment. rest needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsy
Bruce
Des Moines
Heressay
Mina McCleary
Keota
Jeannette Wooley
Herome Lere
Town City
White
Grace Miller
Ingomar
Montana
Veda
Twinam
Violet Twinam
Prank Adams
Mes Sprague
Huber
Paturnay
Ames
Ruth Piper
Liscomb
Jane Maxwell
Miss Jones
Miss Johnson
Gladys Maxwell
Cedar Rapids
JM. Maxwell
Mary Burris
Washington County Hospital
Funeral Held For Henry Mire In Crawfordsville
Corr ident B Fletcher and family join Mr. and Mrs Robert Williams and others at the Crawfordsville funeral of Henry Mire held Sunday. Mire, longtime resident and cousin to local families, had been ill for weeks and nearly blind for some time. Three ministers attended as the county ministerial group planned a Washington trip Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Der
C. Fletcher
Cleo
Robert Williams
Margaret Hall
Ainsworth
A. N. Ter
Wenger
Washington
Obituary Note for Mrs Mary J Sargent at Centerville
Mrs Mary J Sargent died Monday evening and was laid to rest in Clay cemetery after services at her home in Centerville. She was sister of A J Mor he annual Woodford Thanksgiving dinner was at the Ansa rd home in Tirighten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay
Mary J. Sargent
Centerville
Clay Cemetery
He Annual
Woodford
He Ansa ‘Rd
Tirighten
Iowa State News names warden for Anamosa reform school
Ireland to assume office January 1 succeeding JON Taurnel as warden of the Anamosa men’s reformatory. Ireland, former soldiers relief commission chairman, praised for executive ability and prior reform work. Interstate and weather notes follow with forecasts of fair conditions and low temperatures, including a 18 degree low at Des Moines area. A Des Moines police sweep nets liquor, and Milford voters approve 80000 for municipal electric plant. federal charges and embezzlement case filed in Des Moines against former Newton bank official Roger Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men Eformatory
Anamosa Ireland
Jon Taurnel
Institution Ireland
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Tela
Reform Ty
Men Treland
Eutern Lown
Busines Fort
Des Moines
Rogers
First National Bank of Newton
Roberts
Hank Examiners
Rrows
Mowry
Touchdown features in state theater football saga with stars
Peggy Shannon from Johns Bog Mantio stars in Touchdown a modern college football drama presented at the State theater. The film claims realism with experts including Howard Jones Thorpe and other authorities aiding director Norman Meood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Shannon
Johns Bog Mantio
Richard Allen
Auburn
Arkansas
Follies
New
Howard Jones
Southern California
Thorpe
Lich
Kmite Hockne
Norman
Constipation relief with Cascaret candy remedy
An old ad suggests a night time Cascaret candy plan to relieve constipation. It claims quick, effective relief, improved digestion, and better energy after repeated use. The text notes casara ingredients and cites doctor approval while warning of lengthening bowel muscles.
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Washington United Presbyterian Boys' Quarter
Supt
J & M Tire Service
Mildred Woodford
Chicago
A.W. Woodford
Joby Robinson
Willian Leeper
Hazel
Brighton
Nellie Manan
Gray
Corres
H. I. Ward & CO
East Side Square
Iowa State News
Charles de Reed
Nity
Dex Moines
Dex Moin
Bee
Crimin
Atta
John Fietelice
Milford
Dee
Robert Montgomery
Bob
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Sin
Lucky Strin Frus
Walter Winchell
Cirof
Luckies
Tus
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