Mrs. Elizabeth Runyon Young Dies in Iowa Home
Mrs. Elizabeth A Runyon Young, aged likely in her 70s, died at 10:30 AM in the East Main Street home of her son Harvey S Young. Ill since last week from heart trouble she leaves daughter Ella Hall of Colfax and grandchildren Norman Hall and others. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 PM at the residence with Dr W W Bowers in charge. interment Elm Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alex Young
Harvey S. Young
East Main Street
Ella Hall
Colfax
Aince
W. W. Bowers
Elm Grove Cemetery
Hush
Elizabeth A. Runyon
Jefferson County
Ohio
Micajah D
Elizabeth Argo Runyon
Milton
Redlake
Miss
Iowa
Louisa County
Washington County
Young
Elizabeth Runyon
Ella
A. W. Hall
Norman Hall
Mr Young
Co. A
2Th
Iowa Volunteer Infantry
John Wilbur
Mr. Young
Farmers Are Guests of the Lions Today
Members of the Washington Lions club hosted about thirty farmers as guests at a luncheon. Judge D W Hamilton of Grinnell and Prof Harold Montgomery spoke on vocational education, farm work at the high school, and the Smith Hughes law. The talk highlighted farming’s share of costs and the need to raise agricultural product prices to match household prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eact
Washington Lions Club
D. W. Hamilton
Grinnell
Harold Montgomery
al Baldrige
Montgomery
Judge Hamilton
United States
Cold Wave Forecast Fails to Warm Des Moines Area
A new cold wave is forecast for tomorrow across the northwest and north central Iowa. Below zero temperatures are possible statewide before it ends, with precipitation likely as snow or rain preceding the chill.
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Des Moines
Widow Shares Time After Loss In Colfax And Nearby
After the death of Mr. Young two years ago the widow divided her time between Colfax with her daughter and with her son Harvey and his wife here. A little for sale advertisement will sell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Young
Colfax
Harvey
Motion argued in Barthelow Morgan board dispute
A motion to make the plaintiff's petition more specific and to strike parts was argued before Judge D W Hamilton as the Barthelow Morgan board of supervisors dispute continues The judge reserved decision and a ruling may delay the case The docket was reviewed for upcoming assignments and grand jury impaneled this afternoon Harold Reese Princeton freshman hockey player dies after head injury from a stick in a freshman game
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Hamilton
Barthelow-Morgan
Board of superVisors
Hamilton
Princeton
N. J
Harold TB. Reese
Asheville
N. C
New York
Canadian Royal Bank
Rotary Club Hear Two Splendid Vocational Talks
Members of the Rotary club enjoyed two talks by L. B. Lupton and Harry Ward on monuments and evolving fashions. Lupton traced monument history from the Pyramids to modern design emphasizing harmony with surroundings. Ward discussed fashion changes from Eve’s first garment to silk, corsets, and evolving styles affecting business, with a humorous note on Iowa history tests.
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Rotary Club
L. B. Lupton
Harry Ward
Lup
Garden of Eden
Mother Eve
Mr. Ward
C. C. Cunningham
Joe McElhinney
Lowa
Iowa
Smith Farms Sells in Foreclosure Bid by Sheriff
The 160 acre farm west of town once owned by Sidney Smith sold by foreclosure with Sheriff Charles Denison transferring title to E. D. Morrison for 36000 dollars. An 80 acre parcel once owned by We Smith was bid in to Sidney Smith for 6009 dollars after the new owners defaulted.
Message from B F Younger Reaches Local Friends
John Shields received a letter today from B F Younger a former resident now in Columbus Kansas aged 83 in good health. He leads singing in Sunday school and prayer meeting teaches a Sunday school class and feels fit as a fiddle. Local readers will be glad to hear this news.
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John Shields
B. F. Younger
Younger
Columbus
Kansas
American Legion Sets 1924 Convention Dates and City
The American Legion national executive committee chosen for 1924 set the convention for the third week in September. St Paul Minnesota was selected as the convention city at the San Francisco meeting.
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Indianapolis
Ind
The
American Legion
National Executive Committee
St. Paul
Minn
San Francisco
of the Legion
Nina Wilcox Putnam Sanderson Divorce Probe
Robert J. Sanderson husband of Nina Wilcox Putnam Sanderson says he has instructed his attorney to begin an investigation to determine grounds for divorce. He asks the public to suspend judgment until facts are known, following a decree vacated in a Nassau Island court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert J. Sanderson
Nina Wilcox Putnam Sanderson
Weather forecast for Missouri and south north regions
Forecast calls for rain in the south with rain or snow in the north tonight and Wednesday. Central portions see rain likely with gradual change. Colder conditions arrive late Wednesday in the extreme northwest. Missouri unsettled tonight into Wednesday with rain changing to snow in the northwest, warmer in the south, colder Wednesday and Wednesday night.
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North
Northwest
Missouri
South
Halls Catarrh Medicine Promises Relief for Deafness
Catarrhal deafness linked to a inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. The medicine claims to restore hearing by addressing the catarrh and is advertised as successful for over forty years, distributed by B J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orty
BJ. Cheney
December 1923 Public Health Service report for Washington County
The Washington County Public Health Service reports December 1923 activities under Dr. C. W. Stewart. It covers communicable diseases, nursing visits, school examinations, fumigation, laboratory work, sanitation, and charity, with county cases quarantined and actions taken across West Chester Riverside Kalona and Washington.
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C. W. Stewart
County Health Service
Rodney P. Fagan
State Board of Health
Board of Supervisors
Stewart
County Hospital Laboratory
Washington County
Washington
Iowa
Public Health Service
Washington City
Board of Health
Washington County Hospital
West Chester
Riverside
Kalona
Katona
Richmond
Co. W. Stewart
Miss Lewis
C W. Stewart
Edna Lewis
Miss Campbell
Mae Campbell
Bole
W. Stewart
pouRty Re
C.A. Boice
Road Association Elects Leaders at Annual Meeting
Des Moines January 15 Joseph Waerner of Davenport was elected president of the White Way Seven Highway Association at its annual meeting in Des Moines. Lincoln Nebraska’s GC ll hover was reelected vice president for Nebraska Eric W Korb of La Salle Illinois was chosen as vice president for Illinois KF M Nebe of Atlantic was made vice president for Iowa and O J Kuulk of Hown City was treasurer. About one hundred delegates from Illinois Iowa and Nebraska attended.
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Des Moines
Joseph Waerner
Davenport
White Way-Seven
GC. Ll. Hover
Lincoln
Nebraska
Vicw
Eric W. Korb
la Salle
Ilinois
KF. M. Nebe
Atlantic
Iowa
O. J. Kuulk
Ilown City
Illinois
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Barthelow
R. A. Knittel
B. Dpd. Lewis
Wellman
John Powell
Keota
Calumet Biscuits
Antenae
U.S
Nina
Chester White
Inquire Journal
Richards
Sherman Pros., Drug Co
V. BE Liel
Geo. Hayes
White Yard
Gitte
Earl Edmondson
Jack, Geo, Limerman
Margaret Moore
Columbus Junction
Highland Park
Crawfordsville
Stanley Miller
Mutual
Life Ins. Co
N. Y. Tel
Warner Finance Corporation
F. & M. Bank
C. Seabery
M. T
Arnold
South 4Th Avenue
Foie
Ainsworth
Dodge
Rim
Foss
Chesapeak Bay
Mike
Inquire Journel Office
Evening Journal
Road Association
Wallace Reid
Fox Theatre
MacFarland
James Kirkwood
Chamberlain
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