Washington Wins Game At Ottumwa In Close Battle
Washington high school defeated Ottumwa high school 16 to 7 on Ottumwa floor to tie for second in the Southeastern Iowa high school league. Kiesey starred for Washington with speed and scoring in the second half as Davis guarded by Fisher and Ottumwa’s Von Schrader battled hard throughout.
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Muscatine
Washington
Burlington
Pleasant
Ounaries Peeee
Washington High School
George Yount
Ottumwa
Southeastern Iowa High School Athletic League
Kiesey
von Schrader
Dickinson
McCreedy
Duke
Davia
Rice
Fisher
Davis
Ottumwa Edges Washington In Close League Battle
Ottumwa defeated Washington by a narrow margin with McCreedy and Duke contributing strong scoring and Rice delivering notable defense. Muscatine beat Burlington 22 to 20 as Gray sealed the win with a late dribble score. Mt Pleasant fell to Fairfield 11 to 8 in a defensively tight contest on a foreign floor.
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Ottumwa
McCreedy
Duke
Rice
Washington
Kiesey
Davia
Spensler
von Schrader
Sterneman
Fisher
Matheny
Grouchy
Sponsler
Thompson
Sponeler
Punk
Tréenneman
Davis
Mier
Muscatine
Burlington
Gray
Patrick
Mt. Pleasant
Fairfield
Columbus Junction
Aerican Legion
Fean
Wayland
Brighton
Dickinson
H. S. Freshmen Defeat West Chester Freshmen 17 to 9
A high school gym game ended with the local freshmen beating West Chester freshmen 17 to 9. West Chester faced practice shortages but played well under coach Mr. Robertson and principal Miss Conner. notable players included Theodore Bauer and Chas Harland for West Chester and Lloyd Cook as referee C. W. Klein officiated.
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Weat Chester
Miss Conner
Robertson
West Chester
Theodore Bauer
Hubert Beal
Raymond Cherry
Chester DeBois
Clark Bauer
Terrell Harper
Chas. Harland
Ted Duke Willis Ferguson
Lioyd Cook
Ralph Edward
Paul de Long
Don Watson
Mannhardt Valve Cap Seizes U S Market Prospects
D W Mannhardt inventor of the Mannhardt valve cap reports Belden and Fairchild have bought American sales rights and will produce 40 000 caps monthly in Minneapolis rising to 190 000. Twenty states already secured rights and more applications arrive daily as production is expected to begin nationwide in spring with a factory reaching full output by March.
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D. W. Mannhardt
Mannhardt
Minneapolis
Belden & Fairchild
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
California
Massachusetts
Texas
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Maryland
Delaware
Washington
Oregon
Kentucky
Tennessee
Town
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
New York
Walter F. Wilson Funeral Sunday in Elm Grove
The funeral service for Walter F. Wilson will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at the Methodist Church conducted by Rev. W. W. Bowers with interment in Elm Grove cemetery. The party travels from Milwaukee and includes Mrs. Wilson, relatives, and business associates from the Mid-Continent Oil Co Kansas City office. Colleagues from Detroit and other friends arrive to mourn the loss of a valued friend and partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. Wilson
W. W. Bowers
Elm Grove Cemetery
Milwaukee
Frank L. Wilson
FE. Ma Street
Mre
W. F. Wilson
Mr. Cole
Owen Wilson
J. M. Wilson
Nellie Wilson
Cole
Howard Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Kansas City
Mid- Continent Oil Co
Cot. A
Martin
J. Guilfoil
Frank Thompson
Detroit
Thompson
Wilson
Fire Starts in Bed Room at Dowis Home
Firefighters responded to a blaze in a second floor bed room at 515 North loway ave nue the Dowig home. No stove or chimney apparent and the origin remains unclear as contents were damaged before containment. The house is owned by George F. Ross.
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Dowis
Tom Dowig
North Loway Avenue
Hiouse
George F. Ross
Record Low Temperatures Hit Two Below This Year
Last night’s temperature fell to two degrees below zero marking the first subzero reading of the year as kept by local forecast.
The Strength of the Irish
A passenger helps a seasick Irishman aboard a crossing ship. She says her sympathy comes from shared illness and notes his stomach is weak. He retorts in strong dialect that he is throwing men overboard on this side of the vessel.
Truth Out A Woman Injured In St Louis Dispensary Fight
A woman with a badly broken jaw told a doctor she was kicked in the face by a semman friend. The patient gave evasive answers before admitting the injuries were caused by a blunt object during a confrontation at a city dispensary.
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St. Louis City
Tol
Poultry Purchase Boosts Sal tonic Stock at Reister and Sons
The firm announces a large poultry buy during the dull season, noting a purchase of twenty thousand pounds at a good price. They suggest Sal tonic is well stocked and available at W. S. Reister & Sons.
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Saltonic
Court Adjourns As Colthurst Case Pauses In Vacation
Judge Hamilton adjourns the Commercial Savings bank versus I L Colthurst case until Monday at two. Testimony from investors in the Hayes California land deals mirrors prior Crawfordsville bank versus Edgar case. The Colthurst note is for 4000 dollars. Depositions by California agricultural experts on land quality were read, affecting the trial pace.
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Hamilton
Commercial Savings Bank
I. L
Land Company
Colthurst
California
Hayes Company
County corn drive planned to aid Armenian relief
Jam 18 next Tuesday is set for a county wide corn collection to aid starving Armenians and Syrians. Residents may drop gifts at the Farmers elevator on North Iowa avenue or at nearby towns elevators. dealers will pay market price, funds buy corn for shipment to New York and then to the relief scene with free transport by rail and ship.
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Armenia
Syria
Washington
Iowa Avenue
New York
Rev S K Coats to preach at Christian church services
The Rev S K Coats will preach at the Christian church Sunday in both morning and evening services. Those not attending services elsewhere are cordially invited to attend.
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S. K. Coats
Sunday Services and League Meeting Schedule
The A. M. E. Sunday school convenes at 9 45 a m followed by a prayer meeting at 11 o clock The A C KR League gathers at 3 00 p m and Major Sneath preaches at 7 30 o clock.
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A. C. KR. League
Sneath
Seventeen Year Old Fox Terrier Dies at Home
Harve Chance and his family mourn the death of their little black bob tailed fox terrier aged about seventeen. Neighbors and friends will miss the pet, which was a great home companion and favorite.
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Harve Chance
Havre Social Club Announces All Day Meeting
The Havre Social club invites all members to the John Koch home on Thursday January 20 for an all day meeting. Attendees are asked to come to the president's call and enjoy a day of laughter and fellowship as the day progresses. A well filled dish will be shared and secrecy hinted at by the final line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
John Koch
Loyal Sisterhood class social at M E church Tuesday
The Loyal Sisterhood Sunday school class of the M E church led by Mrs Kunath will host a social at the church on Tuesday January 18 at 2 PM. Mrs Henry Otto Mrs Oscar Hughes and Mrs James Swift entertain the Independent club and families Tuesday evening at Mrs Swift home for a miscellaneous shower for Miss Tierney. Mrs Amy Campbell Mrs Eyestone and Mrs Amalong host Lexington Ladies Aid at the church hall Thursday January 20.
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Sisterhood
Kunath
M. E. Church
Henry Otto
Oscar Hughes
James Swift
Independent Club
Swift
Miss Tierney
Amy Cambell
Eyestone
Amalong Will
Lexington Ladies Aid Society
Church Hall
Fortnightly Civics Meeting and Club Activities
Fortnightly Civics department meets at Mrs. Frank L Wilson home on Tuesday January 18 at 2 30. The program covers Geneva League of Nations President's Cabinet and Governor Inauguration Taxation Tariff and Immigration questions with several members listed. Worldmen of the World hold regular meeting Monday January 17 at 8 pm. Girls Gym class meets Monday at 7 30 pm at the high school gym. Literature department meets Monday at 2 30 with Miss Anna Dawson. French History Chapter discussed.
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Civics Department
Frank L. Wilson
League of Nations
Geneva
B. C. Carris
Town
Congress
A. R. Dewey
Frank Appleby
Worldmen of the World
Anna Dawson
Fortnightly club evening meeting features literature program
The Fortnightly club evening literature department meets Monday at 7:30 with Mrs. F L Wilson. January 3 and 17 programs cover Hebrew prophets Micah Isaiah and Joel questions. A Chinese relief offering will be taken at the meeting and recorded in the Journal. 2852
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F. L. Wilson
Miss Montgomery
Hezekiah
Tripp
Micah
Isaiah
Lord
Joel
Dues Due Warning Issued by Secretary D C Russell
A notice states dues must be paid before next Wednesday to avoid delinquency. Secretary D C Russell, 28403, issues the reminder to members.
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D. C. Russell
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Yount
Washington Greenhouse
H. S
Robert McGugin
Harold Mangold
C. W. Klein
Washington Elevator Company
Harvey Matthews
Row Washing Machine Co
Alec Tricity
Woodrow Washer
Iowa Gas & Electric Co
Elm Grove
W. S. Reister & Sons
THE
Christian
Evening Journal
Chester
Carris Manufacturing Company
Bealer
Cox Auto Shop
St-W
International Mills
Norristown
John J. Black
Iowa St
Chippewa Falls
Call Bruns Seed Co
Plymouth Rock
Mra
John Stewart
Giant National Portable Smoke House
R. G. Vincent
Cnt
Poorman
W. Crawford
White Way
S. H. Bull
Consumers Service Station
W. E Ruthenberg
C. H. Bear
Kalona Mutual
E. D. Clark
Elmer Carmichael
L. C. Smith
Timothy
Clover
Henry Berdo
Falk Motor Co
Splendid Motor
J. A. Morrett
W. M. Darbyshire
Nunn & Kline
Macomb, Ill
North Fourth
Cader
Green
Moscow
Leipzig
Waterloo
W. A. Cook
C. W. McLaughtiin
Sunshine Mission
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