Lewis says present generation not so bad in father and son address
Dwight N. Lewis chairman of the state railway commission told the fathers and sons banquet at the First United Presbyterian church that the current generation is not worse than the past. He blamed parents for faults and warned against materialism, urging real homes and steady guidance to boys and girls.
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Lewis
Dwight N. Lewis
State Railway Commission
First United Presbyterian Church
Large Seat Sale for Little Women at High School
The first performance of Little Women adapted from Louisa May Alcott will be at the high school auditorium at 8:00 Thursday evening. Cast rehearsed three weeks and the event supports Hit and Girl Reserves to fund their activities for the year.
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Louisa Alcott
High Schiod Auditorium
Kenneth Carri
Phillip’s Drug Store
Hit and Girl
Banquet Plans and Fatherhood Theme Highlight Speech
The article recalls Col. D. J. Palmer of Washington canceling his appearance due to ill health as the banquet nears. Mr. Lewis urges harmony and cooperation between fathers and their children, noting many seek paternal love though mothers receive it more readily. He cites a father who gives his son weekly time as a Christmas gift. The piece hints at further discussion continuing on page.
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Mr. Lewis
D. J. Palmer
Washington
Lewis
Hove
Martin Lyon Restaurant Bought by Fred J. Martin
Fred J. Martin owner of the Globe barber shop buys the Lyon restaurant on the north side of the square and will take possession next Monday December 14. He will manage with his wife and daughters while keeping the barber shop open. He plans evenings and part of the day at the restaurant and will make improvements and redecorate the interior.
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Fred J. Martin
Globe
Lyon
Wil
O. L. Lyon
Charles Fursler
Tollinois
Rei
Miller son in Tampico writes home on Mexican trip
Kate Miller shares a letter from John Miller, western representative for C. FE. Ward Co. of New London Ohio, describing travel through Tampico Mexico. He notes soldiers on trains and rising living costs, praises local fruit, and mentions planned visits to Mexico City Monterey and San Luis Potosi with further assignments in the Republic of Mexico.
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Mre
Kate Miller
John
Tempico
Mexico
C. FE. Ward Co
New London
Ohio
Jodge Regilia House
Io Theicedecker
California
Tampico
Mexico City
Monterey
San Luis Potosi
Republic of Mexico
Walton League Banquet Promotes Outdoor Privileges
The Walton League plans a banquet to discuss fishing hunting and conservation. Dr Z S Seimek and Al Aerber will speak about thinning forests and wildlife. Tickets at Lemmon's and Methinney's drug stores due by Thursday noon.
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Vanak Walton League
Funeral services for Robert Harnett at home on South Seventh
Funeral services for Robert Harnett were held at seven o'clock Monday evening at the home on South Seventh avenue conducted by Rev Frank W Sutton of the Christian church with a duet by Mrs Sutton and Mrs Keating. The body was taken to Brighton for burial Tuesday morning with a brief service at the grave. Six grandparents acted as pallbearers.
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Robert Harnett
South Seventh Avenue
Frank W. Sutton
The
Christian Church
Death of Mrs Schulty in Cedar Township
Mary Henrietta Patterson born near Richmond June 26 1884 daughter of James and Mare Patterson married 1908 at Pilotsburg to Orville Schulty. She leaves two children Ger aldine and Donald, husband, sister Elsie Wabal and four brothers. A Methodist and Pilotsburg Ladies Aid member, she died after a seven month illness at her Cedar Township home on December 5.
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Mary Henrietta Patterson
Richmond
James
Mare (Kroos) Patterson
E.W. TH. Ashby
Pilotsburg
Orville Schulty
Geraldine
Donald
Elsies
Chas
John Patterson
John Patterson Remain To Mourn Her Untimely Death, Mrs. Schulty
Methodist
Funeral of Mrs Schaghty in Prairie Flower Church area
Funeral services for Mrs. Orville Schaghty were held Sunday morning at the Schulty home northwest of Abington, conducted by Rev. A. J. Unthank of Prairie Flower Baptist church. Pallbearers included Henry Witt, John Witt, H L. Hoff, Don Huber, Reveret Young, and Ott Patterson. Burial followed at Elm Grove.
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Schulty
Orville Schaghty
Abington
A. J. Unthank
Prairie Flower Baptist Church
Henry
John Witthoft
H. IL
Don Huber
Rbverette Young
Ott Patterson
Elm Grote
Senator Bowman to Speak at Washington County Farm Bureau Meeting
Blackhawk county state senator M. L. Bowman will headline the Washington County Farm Bureau annual meeting next Tuesday in the Y M C A community room. Bowman, a 1996 U S Senate candidate, is expected to draw interest with views on agriculture and road questions. The program includes Miss Josephine Arnquist, county agents report, and officer elections.
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M. L. Bowman
Blackhawk County
Iowa
Washington County Farm Bureau
Bowman
United States Senate
Towans
W. CC
Moligan
Josephine Arnquist
Atute Girls’ Club
Farm Bureau Movement
Senator Bowman
Morison
Farm Bureau
Chicago
Joe Jones
Crawfordville
Parsons Team on Y Floor Tonight
The Parsons college quintet from Fairfield meets the YMCA team on the Y gym floor tonight at 8 30. Parsons brings a veteran lineup with Turner Horton Miller Stephens and Samson. The Y squad counters with Carlton Marshall Waymack McKinstry and Reid in a full square battle expected to draw the season’s largest crowd.
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Parsons College
Fairfield
Parsons
Stedia
Iowa
Fang
Turner
Horton
Miller
Stephens
Samson
Carlton
Marshall
Waymack
McKinstry
Reid
McKay
Funeral for Miss Anna Conlter Held at Jones Chapel
The funeral service for Miss Anna Conlter was conducted yesterday at two o'clock by Rev. A. M. Malcolm of the Desoerate Presbyterian Church at the Jones and McKhinney chapel. Pallbearers included Dr. W. J. Masson, George Masson, Walter Kleese, A. Ke Atchison, J. A. Conger and John Warnock. Burial was in Bim Grove Cemetery.
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Anna Conlter
Jones & Mcklhinney
A. M. Malcolm
Desoerate Presbyterian Church
W. J. Masson
George Masson
Walter Kleese
A. Ke. Atchison
J. A. Conger
John Warnock
Barisal
Bim Grove
Judges Named for County High School Declamatory Contest
Supt J W H Peet of the Washington schools and Miss Althea Montgomery and Miss Helen Wilson of the Washington High school faculty will judge the county declamatory contest at Welmen next Tuesday evening. The contest is open to all county schools except Washington.
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J. WH. Peet
Washington
Althea Montgomery
Helen Wilson
Washington High School
Wellmen
Jump A Fellow Keeps Up With His Reprints
A garbled line from a historical page hints at a humorous note on a person who must be quick with printing tasks to stay current with ongoing revisions or editions. The fragment suggests press or printing work and rapid turnover.
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Frank L. Wilson & CO
Washington, Iowa
Walton League
Motert Tarmer
Journal
Iowa Ave
Eatler
L. H. Orr Land Co
Po and M. Bank
Ibereal
Waterloo
Peneral
Anne Contter
Rise
Lafloute
Burlington
St. Louis
Kansas City
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