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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1928

Page

6

Social club scenes and civic group meetings reported

The report covers multiple gatherings including the Kolah club and Rural Women’s club dinners, Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society sessions, Daughters of Union Veterans installation, Sorosis club activities, Pleasant Hill church society, Relief corps planning, and various neighborhood clubs with details on guests, decorations, programs, and planned fundraisers.

Community church and club notices announced for January meetings

Several groups listed meet near mid January including Ladies Aid Society at Mrs A Andersons home January 13 2 pm and various church and fraternal groups planning installations and socials with reminders to bring needles and thimbles and attend the Moose Hall event and pot luck supper at Baptist church activities span two neighborhoods and multiple organizations.

Ladies Aid Society

Banishment Is Not Trotsky's Initial Exile Experience

The immediate cause of Trotsky banishment stemmed from Moscow and Bogorodsk factory disputes as workers pushed for better conditions and opposed state management. Trotsky had prior exile experience, first in western Siberia in 1898 as a four year prisoner, then in 1905 after the Saint Petersburg revolt before fleeing to Austria to continue revolutionary work.

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Tom Tyler Western Wild Tomth Shown At Fox Theatre

Amusement note praises Tom Tyler's latest "Wild Tomth" at Fox Theatre Saturday calling it a breezy out of the rut western with rare bathing girl images, strong drama and comedy. Robert De Lacey directed with praised skill and F A E Pine penned the exciting story.

South Sea Islands Tom Tyler Fox Theatre Robert de Lacey F. A. E. Pine

Local residents visit, travel, and social calls noted

Frank Appelby of Le Grande Oregon travels to Chicago for a brief visit while in Washington. Mr and Mrs BE Strickler of Iowa City visit friends and attend the Moose dance. C L Reister spends the evening with his parents Hal and Mrs Meister. Clifford Summers of Kalona joins friends in town. Mrs Dale Hollewad leaves for St Louis after visiting her parents. J C Mitchel Crawfordville and Claude Flynn Kalona visit and shop with Keota and Ainsworth residents. Winnie Palmer goes to Sioux City for business and visiting friends. C H Leighty Waytanda briefly in town. Virginia Droz Keota visits friends. Grace Smith Mildred Coon Fairfield host friends. Mrs E B Morrison travels to Fairfield to visit relatives. Schuyler Livingston returns from Chicago after a short business trip.

Frank Appelby le Grande Oregon Washington Chicago J. C. Mitchel Crawfordville Claude Flynn Kalona Trezona Ainsworth Charles Kirkpatrick Keota W. T. Trotter

Ruth Snyder and Judd Gray Executed in New York Chair

Ruth Snyder and Judd Gray faced the electric chair in Sing Sing for murder. The sentences were carried out with mechanical precision as guards strapped them in and witnesses watched in silence. Gray offered a brief prayer while Snyder uttered a wish for mercy before the current killed them.

Ruth Snyder Gray Eaters Chamber Judd Gray John J. Sheehy Anth Vy Peterson Peterson Gray Robert Elliott Dr. Sweet Ruth Judd Mica

Trotsky’s life traced from exile to US and return

A historical sketch details Leon Bronstein born 1879 as Trotsky, his early radical activity in South Russia, underground years in Austria Germany and Great Britain, and an international reputation second to Lenin. It notes his exile, work in New York City Russian and German radios, and return to Russia after Lenin’s death before Stalin’s rise. It ends with a brief hard news note from Alta Illinois on rail switchman William Nash killed by an Illinois Central freighter, who had bought a home hours before in Cherokee.

Europe United States Trotsky Leon Bronstein Russia Siberian Austria Germany Great Briton Lenin New York Alta Illinois Central William KE. Nash Raiload Cherokee Nash Sio City

Faust Stands as Paris Opera's Most Performed Work

Faust has been staged at the Paris Opera more than 1800 times and drawn near capacity audiences on most performances, reflecting its enduring popularity at the house.

Faust Paris Opera

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kolah ‘Club R. J.catlett John ‘Cherney Steve Crawford Nedd Trotman Clarence Jacbson Roland Catlett Frank Heitzman Neil Trot- Salta Catlett Cy Bush Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society Fred Hutt S. Iowa Avenue T. L. Brookhart Chas. Pauls Leason Platt Daughters of Union Veterans of the C. W. McLaughlin Millicent Hickles J. C. McLaughlin J.C. Boice Chaplin Carl Phillips Chas. A. Speer S. VY. P W. B. Dupuis Fred Palmer Louisa Young Della Miller H. E. Case Edith Miller Aretha Montgomery Edna Flynn W. J. Taylor A. L. Young Elsie Bratten T. J. Harvey E. M. McConaughy Wm. Mitchell C. P. Weldin E. M. Davis Gertrude Frank Gobble L. R. Trezona Sorosis Club Towan S. A. Stephens Stewart Edward White Carl Spitteler Marie Colthurst J. M. Clegg Pauline J. A. Marsh Ladies and Society Pleasant Hill Church Howard Caldwell Woman’s Relief Corps A. B. Schmoeller Dale Atkinson Linger Longer Mable Dill Duby Clyde Dawson Frank Carter South Fourth Avenue Bucets W. M. Montgomery Harmony Club Montgomery Boyd Stephens Donald McLaughlin Tommie Harvey H. A. Stephens Cleone Caldwell Cecile Hall Marie Scott Pratt Rebekah Club Goldin Mayo J. E. Blanchflower Jackson Michigan Harry Dickerson Snyder Roy Mallory Iowa Washington, Iowa Ornso Bowman Jolly the Moose Hal U. and Tr. Club Charlie Hexworth Young Women's Missionary’ Society of Baptist Church Noble Grand Circle Pythian Sisters Woodman Hall Bologna Oriez & Speer BE. G. Strickler Iowa City C. L. Reister Mrs Hal Meister Clifford Summers Dale Hollewad William Beal St. Louis Winnie Palmer Sioux City H. Leighty Waytandy Virginia Droz Dee Michesh Moose Armory Grace Smith Mildred Coon Pairfield E. DB. Morrison Fairfield Schuyler Livingston Mary Manny Lillian Hickey Jesus Seeim Warden Lawes Eady America Josef Stalin Richey Garage Service Dept Service Department F. M. Ritchey Buick Johnson Pillsbury’s Pancake Flour I Bbc Size Towle Whitney Jello Johnson’s Grocery Richard Johnson
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