Guthrie Workmen's Comp Appeal Heard
Judge Charles A. Dewey heard arguments in the Guthrie case appeal over workmen's compensation from Iowa Gas and Electric. The suit centers on whether Guthrie's tuberculosis arose from a knee injury while employed, with Mrs. Viola Guthrie defending. The court took the matter under advisement after both sides spoke and noted related divorce and other docket items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Dewey
Robert Guthrie
Iowa Gas and Electric Company
State of
Iowa
Guthrie
State Commission
District Court
Insurance Company
Miller
Des Moines
Dewey
FE. Bicher
Viola Guthrie
Mabel Bowe
Glen Bower
Robt
Town Gas & Electric Co
Onn
Maynard
Charles Hodson
Local Concert and Visit Notes In Graham
Local notices mention Carbrea Concert Co pulling a night show and a Graham Single ad with 75 cent price, plus traveler Ricard Miller from Elena Montana stopping to visit his mother Kate Miller before heading to Jackson Mississippi. Also advertising at Ideal Bakery and remaining theater seats with box office at 7:00. season tickets priced 1.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricard Miller
Elena
Montana
Kate Miller
Jackson
Mississippi
Government Land Service
Opera House
Stump Pulling On Golf Grounds Set To Continue
Officials report 460 stumps removed from sixty acres leased by the new country club south of town. Estimates vary with 100543 or 180000 stumps still on site, many rotted enough for easy removal. Club members work by lamp light and plan to reduce to five ten thousand by week end. They will continue through winter to prepare for golf next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Lee Holland
Wellston Social Notes From December Gatherings
Local residents and families share visits at homes and farms in Wellston and Grace Hill. Lloyd and Mrs McNutten spent time with Alle Bond and Albery Bond with Earl Bond. Augustine and Brinning families visited J W McClellend and others. The Wellston Shipping Association moved two cars of stock early in the week while houses and barns see ongoing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Lloyd McNutten
Alle Bond
R EK. Brinning
Charley Harvey
Grace Hill
C. H. Brinning
Perle Bennet
Charles Plecker
J. W. McClellend
Ed Mikach
Thursay
Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress Profits Reach New High
The Waterloo Dairy Cattle congress posted a profit of 10689.32 dollars from the recent show. Sixty seven agricultural papers covered the exposition and displays included automobiles from ninety Iowa counties and eighteen states outside Iowa. The profit will fund further grounds and building improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress
Iowa
Congress
Registration of cars lags as deadline nears
With one week left and three days remaining, the county auto registration office reports 450 cars licensed by noon. County has about five thousand motor vehicles and faces a heavy rush to reach roughly 1,600 licenses per week for the next three weeks to ease the month end strain.
Poultry Exposition to Draw Clubs in Des Moines
Des Moines hosts a December 28 to January 1 poultry exposition with entries from Iowa and nationwide. Seventeen major clubs participate, led by the Iowa State Poultry Breeders Association with 800 members and the Rhode Island Red Club of America with 5 000. Numerous state and national groups meet alongside the show to boost attendance and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Central West
George S. Phillips
Phillips
Iowa State Poultry Breeders Association
Rhode Island Red Club of
Lowa
Rhode Island
White Club of America
Wyandotte Club
Congress Bowlers Fall to Invincibles in Season Opener
In the first scheduled bowling match of the season the Invincibles defeated the Congress team by forty pins at the Commercial club alleys yesterday evening. Four players per side due to absences. Falk Noonan Holland and Warfel led Congress while Morrison White McCall and Hull starred for the Invincibles. Future games scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Invincibles
Congress
Brookhart
Maxwell
Falk
Noonan
Holland
Warfel
Morrison
White
McCall
Hull
Invincible
Stump Pulling Bee To Clear New Grounds Tonight
The event gathers country club volunteers at 7 PM to yank and burn stumps on the leased grounds south of town. Bring axes and team effort is urged with trucks tractors and horses needed. Guards will accompany workers from the commercial club. Everyone invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Journal
James J. Jeffreys Delivers High School Talk On Fair Play
James J. Jeffreys, called The man in overalls and The Billy Sunday of the railroad, spoke at the high school about Play the Game Fair Play to Win. He urged fair play with self family teachers Uncle Sam and the greatest hero, citing five points for discipline and character. Joy plans a Columbus City visit Sunday and a return trip to New York City after he speaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Joy Jeffreys
Billy Sunday
Railroad
Sam
Washington, D. C
Bill
Washington
White House
Capitol
Guyment
Ncle
Joy
Columbus City
Baptist Church
Downey and
Lone Tree
New York City
80th Birthday Honor for Mrs D N Jones at Family Dinner
Mrs D N Jones celebrated her 80th birthday with a family dinner. Born in North Wales in 1843 she came to America at ten, lived in New York state briefly, then in Louisa County Iowa before moving to Washington to be with her son Will E Jones and grandson Harold. She thanks friends for the surprise post card shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Jones
Jones
North Wales
America
New York State
Louisa County
Iowa
Washington
Will E. Jones
Harold
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Pensation Award
Carbrea Concert Co
Graham
Graham Single
Admissia
Ideal Bakery
W. H. Brinning
Dublin Wednesay
N. W. Corner Square
NEW
Will Sally
James J. Jeffreys
A. W. Clow
F. & M. Bank Building
Lord OF
Hay
J. W. Toye
Waseca
Minn
East Main Street
Hugh McCleery
FORD
Brown
E. Second Street
Eppel
Call Haskins Mutual
I. B. Rabenold
Floyd Ellis
East 7Thh St
Bob Blair
White Yard
Poland
China
O. L. Dayton
Hampshire
C. A. Ruebsam
W. R. Gammon
T. C. Deal
Harry Kleene
Minnie Jennings
W. E. Frame
Ainsworth
Joe Knotek
Atwater-Kent
Jersey
Dempsey Land Company
Blue
W. D. Booth
D. F. Smith
W. H. Cooper Herd
Milton Maas
Kalona
Win Smouse
Call J. W. Warner
Lemon Jewelry Store
L. D. Robinson
Brighton
Barclay Cash Grocery
W. A. Wilson
South Second Avenue
Washington Street
Stanley Miller
Mutual Life Ins. Co
N. Y. Tel
Black
Warner Finance Corporation
F. & M. Bank
F. E. Shebeck
Arnold's
Valley
Rubio Dee
H. V. Frank
Keota
Chas Seaberry
West Chester
Inquire Journal
Office
South Marion Ave
Jones Auto Company
Brown's
Boyd Berdo
Phillips Drug Store
Bluepridge Basquettes
Lemmon’s
Whitman
Lemmon
REED
Namara’s
Warren's Seed Store
McElhinney
Wolf Floral Co
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Bhatt
Karamel Kreams
Nicola & Harthons
A. BE. Atchison
Clark and Enstin
M-Ty
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Pleasant Hill
Cal Reenblossom
Roy Kephart
Howard Baker
John Shebecks
Karl Kephart
John Patterson
Homer Kephart
Elmer Kephart
A. B. Carr
Ilinois
Silas Caldwell
Fred Telford
Chicago
Havre
Silas
Joe Link
Will Saville
Fred Bleese
Ben Miller's
Chocolate Shop
Washington Battery Station
Washington Buttes
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