Band Benefit Shines at Graham Theater in Washington
Washington's Graham Theater hosted a second home talent benefit for the Washington band under Hop Shearer. The varied program featured Audienne Wanerous, Ralph Pratt, violinist Mrs. A. D. Dickerson, Al White in disguise with L. C. Harper, Jesse Miller, and a standout band concert conducted by Neil Humble that drew praise for its high quality.
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Washington Band
Graham Theater
Hop” Shearer
Washington
Preston JL. Etter
Audienne Vanerus
Hop Shearer
Rex Reece
Ralph Pratt
Washington County
Audrienne Wanerous
Mr. Harper
Jesse Miller
Owned Building Nearing Forty Years Under L D Lemmon
L D Robinson sold the Lemmon jewelry store building after 37 years of ownership. He bought from Jackson Roberts in 1888 and ran a jewelry store there for years before selling. Lemmon Jewelry occupied it since 1878 and the building, now owned by C B Lemmon, faces a front renovation and upstairs apartment conversion by Wilson Heating Co.
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L. D. Robinson
Lemmon Jewelry Store
Jackson Roberts
C. 8
Lemmon Tt
Co. 8 Lemmon
Wilson Heating Company
King’s Church of St George Governing by the English Crown
The Church of St George in Windsor England is described as the King’s church. It operates outside any bishop or archbishop jurisdiction and is ruled directly by the reigning English sovereign.
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Church of St. George
Windsor
England
Admen Host Farm Club Night Promotes Town Country Ties
The Washington Advertising Club hosted a farm club gathering at the club gym with boys from the farm clubs show and contest. Fathers and farmers heard speakers from county agents and local business leaders highlight honesty, business insight, and better calf and pig shows. The program featured Wilbur Quinn Harry Ward Joe Falk and Alex Miller with notes from Prof Montgomery and Ralph Shannon, ending in a band benefit and strong fellowship between town and country.
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Commercial Club
Washington County
Washington Advertising Club
H. G. Montgomery
High Echol
Ames
Julius Enelin
Ad Club
Ralph Shannon
Shannon
Harold Ellis
Montgomery
Wilbur Quinn
Wilbur
Harry Ward
Leonard Bridges
Mr. Ward
John A. Stewart
Farm Club
Stewart
Frank L. Wilson
Pits
Wilson
War on Dogs Campaign Continues Under Marshal Edwards
City mobilizes special enforcement under Marshal Harry Edwards to exterminate roaming dogs. More than thirty dogs have been killed since the campaign began as authorities push for obedience to muzzle orders. A dog killed downtown was found to be rabid and its head sent to the state university for examination after biting at least three other dogs.
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Harry Edwards
Edwards
Laws Civt
Marshall
The
State University
Rural Women’s Club meets for readings on Washington and Lincoln
The Rural Women’s Club met with Mrs Cal Nelson and Mrs Robert Maxwell yesterday after noon for a short business meeting followed by a program on readings about Washington and Lincoln. Delicious refreshments were served in the afternoon by the hostesses. The Number Eleven Division of the Farm Bureau met with Mrs Oscar Hughes Thursday afternoon with ten ladies present. Mrs Hughes demonstrated rug making and each attendee took samples home. After the business meeting they enjoyed rock and the hostess served nut cake and tea.
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Rural Women’s Club
Cal Nelson
Robert
Buresa
Oscar Hughes
Two Basketball Battles Tonight at Muscatine High
Tonight the Muscatine and Washington teams clash on the Muscatine court in a girls game at 7 30 followed by the boys. Roxie DeWeese stars for Muscatine and Jamison will referee both contests. Washington aims to rebound after a prior 21 20 loss and both squads contend for the Little Six race while players recover from colds.
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Muscatine
Washington Basketeers
Washington-Muscatine Girls
Jamison
Brighton Wll
Muscatine Girls
Washington
Goddard
McIntyre
Tut Washington
Muscatine Fames
Employed Girls Discuss Y W C A Activities
At the Y M C A the employed women discussed the association program and listed activities such as swimming basketball hiking dramatics volleyball gymnasium art work sewing and business courses. A meeting for rural women is planned Saturday at 3 pm to plan Y W C A work.
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Y. W. CA
Mies Roe
Miss Rothschild Sings On WSUI Radio Broadcast
Miss Jeanette Rothschild formerly of this city sang three vocal solos on WSUI Iowa City at noon. She recently studied music at the State University of Iowa and showed marked progress. She dedicated her numbers to her father and mother, Mr and Mrs Rothschild, now in Chicago.
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WSUI
Iowa City
Jeanette Rothschild
Miss Rothschild
State University of Iowa
Miss Rottschild
Fioth Child
Chicogo
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Tracy Phillips
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Dr. Denton
Blair
Ono
Civecnhouse 174
Ening
Kostin
Lieves
Win Eyestone
Ray Weddfof
Joe Walk
Joe Falk
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Times
Iowa
Y.W
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Inquire Journal
VELIE
Ford Car
Washington Motor Co
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West Jefferson
Red
Ross M. McCoy
Columbus Junction
Clem Latchet
Journal Office
Journal
Mutual Phone
Clover Hay
J. FB. Gallagher
Rubio Motor Co
Rubio, Ia
Packwood
Fairfield
Jefferson County Abstract and Loan Co
Parsons College
Ross Galloway
Jersey
Je H. Baird
Barron Strain
W. Leghorn
Plymouth
T. W. Ilunter
Conner
Etta Conner
No. 7
Joe Klopfenstein
Rock Islans
Call Mason's
Poland
William Darbyshire
Immune
Lloyd W. Martin
West Chester
Maxwell
Foss
Bowble House
Finder
Ote
R. G. Wessler
Willard Battery
Blaine Holmes
Dick's
East
Call W. L. Little
DR. Downing
M. J. Redlinger
Lyon
Mr. and
Mrs
Walter Peterson
Lyon Baking Company
Arnold
F. & M. Bank Bldg
Shine
Bert Tracy
W.S. Reister & Sons
Eggs and Poultry
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