Wellman Teams Arrive for Washington Tilt
Wellman brings fast experienced squads for a doubleheader at the high school gym with a 7 30 girls game and a following boys contest. Ottumwa defeated Washington 14 to 10 in a prior clash, Washington poor after first quarter and Duke fouled out, next Friday hosts Fairfield.
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Washington
Wellman
High Pul
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Mt Pleasant
Muscatine
Duke
Sauer
Oghuet Fairfield
Boyd Eagerly Wins Malleable Range At Auction
James Boyd of Haskins was the high bidder in the malleable range auction held by Fred Stewart Hardware. Bids were received by mail over the past three or four weeks, with the sale closing Saturday night. This morning bids were opened and Boyd stood as the successful bidder amid close competition. Numerous bids were received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Boyd
Haskins
Fred Stewart Hardware
Sale Dodge
Mr. Boyd
Drinker Known as Floater In Jail After Local Incident
A man who gave the name Charles F. Young is in county jail after a Saturday arrest for a canned heat debauch. He registered at a local hotel, grew violent in his room, and was escorted to jail by Sheriff Chas. Denison. He had absorbed a large amount of alcohol and carried three unopened cans. He had been peddling a corn remedy and spent the proceeds on intoxicants, remaining under the effects of the drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Young
Chas. Denison
Evangelistic Meetings Open With Strong Attendance at Lexington
Reverend P. B. Gray reports good results and rising interest after the first week of evangelistic meetings in Lexington. Four converts confess faith as crowds gather. a schedule of themed services runs through the week with nights for men and women, big lad, family, Sunday school, and Ladies Aid. Dr. W. A. Longnecker, district superintendent, will preside at the West Chester quarterly conference Wednesday afternoon and preach in Lexington that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Gray
West Chester
Lexington
W. A. Longnecker
Snow Returns for Sleighing as Cold Eases
Snow began early and continued through the day. Temperatures ease from last week as a new snowfall promises the return of sleighing that was halted by a January thaw.
Revival Meetings at Faith Mission Weekly
Revival meetings continue each night at 7 40 P M at Faith Mission east of Browne shop. A converted family and others prayed at the alter for baptism of the Holy Ghost. Sunday school starts 2 30 P M. Evangelistic E KE Bosley and party manage the event. notice ends with a line about a sale.
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Faith Mission
Browne
Jesus
H’m
E. KE
Bosley
County Board Divides Washington County Into Three Supervisory Districts
Three supervisors will oversee townships under new district lines. Sam T. Donahey covers Lime Creek English River Iowa Seventy six and Marion. R C Ferguson Cedar Franklin Dutch Creek Clay Brighton. E L Barthelow Washington Jackson Highland Oregon Crawford. The board also plans to buy a Holt caterpillar tractor funded from primary road funds and trade in the old unit. Bridge and culvert contracts totaling about sixty six thousand dollars will be awarded in February with emphasis on necessary structures and postponement of nonessential improvements.
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Washington County
County Board of Supervisors
Sam T. Donahey
Lime Creek
English River
Iowa
Marion
R. C. Ferguson
Cedar
Franklin
Dutch Creek
Clay
Brighton
E. L. Barthelow
Washington
Jackson
Highland
Oregon
Crawford
Holt
State Highway Commission
Obituary Notice for Hannah Henderson Burnside of Oskaloosa
The Iowa City community notes the death of Hannah Henderson Burnside, lifelong Elder Daughters member and former University of Iowa student in the early 1960s. She was the aunt of Mrs. John F. Sproat of Iowa City. Funeral services were held in Oskaloosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werd
Hannah Henderson Burnside
Oskaloosa
Association of Elder Daughters
Order
John F.sproat
Iowa City
Assessor Lemley Handles Census Amid Tax Duties
Charles B. Lemley, Assessor for Washington, is conducting the census in relation to his tax assessment duties. The task doubles his workload, but he plans to complete the work without help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles BE. Lemley
Washington
Wallace Studio to Move to New Square Location
Wallace Studio will relocate from near Johnson's grocery to rooms over the Nicola and Harmon store on the north side of the square. Mr. Wallace expects to be established in the new location by February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Johnson
Nicola & Harmon
Patent on safety device for aircraft and dirigibles
A. Claire Dewey and Francis L. Morgan receive patent papers for a parachute system intended to prevent crashes. The device stores one or more parachutes in containers released by a driver action, with multiple containers on each craft and potential direct deployment for individuals. A company has shown interest in testing the invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Claire Dewey
Francis L. Morgan
Mr. Dewey
Dewey
Mr. Morgan
Ward and son Hallie honored at farewell Winfield Ad club
The Winfield Ad club held a special session to honor Geo Ward and his son Hallie as they leave town to take charge of the former Blair store after the Ward Company purchased it. Members praised Ward as a useful citizen and club worker, expressing sorrow at his departure and wishing them God speed in their new home.
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Winfield
Ward
Court Opens As Judge Wagner Presides At January Term
This morning the January term of district court opened with Judge Henry F. Wagner of Sigourney on the bench. Several probate orders were issued, the docket reviewed by the court and attorneys, and cases prepared for assignment. Tomorrow at 10 the grand jury will be impaneled for the term and petit jurors report next Monday afternoon for term jury cases unless ordered otherwise.
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District Court
Henry F. Wagner
Sigourney
Infant Moore Dies. Rites Held for 2 Month Old
Funeral services were held today for Mertha Eugene Moore two months old son of Mr and Mrs Lyle Moore who lived between West Chester and Lexington. He died yesterday and interment followed in Lexington cemetery with Rev C F Hill officiating.
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Mertha Eugene Moore
Lyle Moore
West Chester
Lexington
Lexington Cemetery
C. FE. Hill
Norma Talmadge in Secrets Portrays Aged Woman On Screen
Amusement notes describe Norma Talmadge as an old lady in the film Secrets directed by Horace Portage. The piece praises her port of a 73 year old, drawn with Whistler inspired makeup by Mario Larrinaga and Stephen Gowaan, showing growth of drama across five decades.
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Whister
Pitture
Norme Talmadge
Norma
Joseph M. Sch
Frank Portage
Whistler
Mario Larrinaga
Stephen Goowan
Old Custom Retained In Arabia and Other Eastern Lands
The article notes that many solemn agreements in Arabia and nearby eastern countries remain ratified by salt, a traditional practice observed to this day.
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Arabia
Tides Burn Heavy Across British Channel
The tides in the British Channel are among the heaviest known with spring tides reaching nearly TM feet. Inington plans a booster addition as Ward store closes to move merchandise before Saturday. Beacon assures Ward he remains welcome in town.
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Ington
Ward
Ideal anti-lote for the chilly home feeling
An unusual phrase suggests a remedy to counter a cold draft in a residence. The wording implies a product or method designed to improve warmth and comfort indoors during cold weather. No clear人物, organization, or location is identified.
Local social notes from Kalona area gathering updates
Richard Burkett and wife reside in the Edmondson flat. Clifford Lakey visited Rivardide Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Chris Hohtiager welcomed a baby girl. A men’s excursion went to Arkansas. Joe Hwartzendruber and others visited the M R Ehrenfelt home Sunday. Loyd Miller of Chicago visited Kalona relatives last week. Joel Miller is recovering from pneumonia. Edith Smith left for Boulder Colorado to resume teaching. Mrs Nellie Edmondson to host Baptist ladies meeting. M E church ladies meet at J N Arnold home.
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Richard Burkett
Edmondson
Clifford Lakey
Chris Hohtiager
Arkansas
Joe Hwartzendruber Finthhen
M«R Ehrenfelt
Fred Hasty Jare
Alvin Masty
V'gil Reber
Fred Small
Clan
Orvil Bell
Sigourney
Tom Lahey
John Sakulin
Marista Louck
Baptist
Nellie Edmondson
Loyd Miller
Hié
Kalona
Joel Miller
A. Seléiehter
Seleichter
Washington
Edith Smith
Jast Priddy
Boulder
Colorado
Ladies Society of the
M. .E. Whurch
Braden Club Sees New Officers and Social Evening
Clare Twinam and Henry Fredrickson returned to S. A. Sunday. Lelan Maxwell left for Water ville to teach. Ray Smith and wife planned a six week southern trip via CC B and Q from Crawfordsville. Braden club met with Mrs. James Long. new officers took charge and a short business meeting followed.
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Braden
Clare Twinam
Henry Fredrickson
S. A
Lelan Maxwell
Ainsworth
Waterville
Ray Smith
Via
CC. B
Crawfordsville
Florida
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Braden Club
James Long
Harry White
Ray Renshaw
Winfield
Elmer Mason
Louis Jugenheimer
Washington
Carr'e Long
Wellman
Harrys White
Solomon White
Farry White
Yugenheimer
Doris Maxwell
Kalona Coasting Scene Draws Married and Youth
Kalona residents and youngsters enjoy coasting on the hill north of town. The lively group includes couples and teens sharing the brisk thrill as winter days continue.
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Kalona
Law of Progress in Human Attainment
The passage asserts that all things strive toward a higher divinity, calling this the great law of progress guiding humanity. It presents a philosophical view of development as an impulse pushing individuals toward greater spiritual elevation and perfection.
Lerzeet Monastery in Tibet Houses 8000 Monks and Students
The Dunung Crarioualy spelled Lerzeet Monastery in Lhess Tibet is described as the world’s largest Buddhist monastery. It houses about eight thousand monks and students in a historic religious complex.
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Thie
Dunung
Spelied
Lhess
Tibet
Busy crews load car of poultry for shipment
Workers rush to finish loading a poultry car and get it underway, anxious to start the journey.
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Sors
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H. F. Steck
Iowa City Press-Citi
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UTE
George Ward
Hwaliab
Kaynee
Elouses
Ade
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Wagner
Grand Jury
Lewis
Ed (Strangler) Lewis
Billy Sandow
Kansas City
Evening Journal
Ray Sojka
Riverside
Timothy Day
Clayton Hear
Rhode Island
Geo
Hammond
Horace B. Hesseltine
Wm. Robertson
West Chater Mutual
Duroc Male
J. D. Blankenhorn
W. J Todd
Willis Todd
Inquire Journal Office
Dave
C. C. H'llhouse
Lemmon’s
A. Anderson
D. J. Ross
Commercial Savings Bank
Columbus Junction
Dodge Garage
No. 1
Call
Satz
Wilson
Journal Office
Willard Battery
Blaine Holmes
Law of Progress
W.S. Reister & Sons Eggs and Poultry
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