Children Take Charge At Evening Evangelistic Service
A local union evangelistic program features children leading the service with a Sunshine Club parade, music by the high school orchestra, and sermons by Dr. J H McCombe on Paul’s voyage. Evening forums include men and women meetings, a young people forum, and a pantomime of heavenly gates. Frances M Jean Nauleon receives combatant card for price reductions from Fontenay le Comte.
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United Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Wilma Walker
J. H. McCombe
H.C. Clase
Paul
J. HL. McCombe
Rome
McCombe
Biy
Christ
Evangelist
Jane Fulton
Mable
Wilm Walker
Irene Bush
Mary Pauls
Fontenay - LE - Comte
Frances M
Jean Nauleon
President opposes government relief to Red Cross funding
In a Washington conversation, the president warned that government appropriations for the Red Cross would set a dangerous precedent. He argued relief to the people would erode American generosity and undermine the Red Cross. Senate debate looms over Lon Robinson's 25 million humanitarian bill while House fights continue.
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Washington, v
Red Cross
Barton Payne
Senate
Lon Robinson
Two Washington Juniors Triumph In Twin Games
Washington junior college won both ends of a home doubleheader defeating Ottumwa High School 45 to 21 in a rough contest. Henry Little of Washington led rough defense while Lyman and Ottumwa’s Stabler and Nelson fouled out. Tipton vs Millerenz Williams Baker game stayed tight as Tipton pulled away late, ending with four reserves on both sides.
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Washington Junior College
George Preshwaters
Davly
Tocal Cat Tipton
Iowa Su ‘Ess
Ottumwa
Washington
Ottmwans
Washington Collegians
Ottumwans
Stabeler
Nelson
Lyman
Rath
Henry Little
Tipton
Freshwaters
Little
Fuhr
Ahrens
Turner
Wells
Thurston introduces plan for 475 member House
Washington Jan 17 A bill by Representative Thurston of Iowa proposes increasing the U S House to 475 members from 425. The measure would reapportion by that size after this session unless law changes. No state would lose representatives under the Thurston plan, though several would under the rival act, and the proposal has broad support from states that would lose under the new plan.
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Washington
House
Piurston
Repub
Mean
Towa
Congress
Thurston
Sevral
Bridge Material Contracts Awarded by Washington County Board
Washington County board of supervisors awarded several bridge and culvert material contracts. Wheeler Lumber, Bridge and Supply Company of Des Moines won for bridge lumber and piling at 7224.50 dollars. Klauer Manufacturing Company of Dubuque received a contract for 45 pieces of rugated metal culvert pipe in various lengths at an undisclosed bid. Wilson Concrete Company of Red Oak led bidder for 26 pieces of concrete culvert pipe at 29820. Distortions in the source text are omitted to retain coherent summarization.
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Washington County Board of Apervisors
Wheeler Lumber, Bridge and Supply Company
Des Moines
Klauer Manufacturing — Company
Core Dubugie
Wison Concrete Company
Oak Tha Cot
Vere Everal Bers Tor Ieee Chee
Trial of Baker Against U S Society of Doctors Continues
The defamation suit filed by Norman Baker against the U S Society of Doctors and the American Medical Association proceeds in federal court. The case, involving a $590,000 claim, is set to continue until February 14 with Baker asserting the AMA articles damaged his reputation. Attorneys agreed to a continuance.
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Baker
U. S. Society of Doctors
Normanator
Muscatine
KTNT
American Medical Association
American Medical Assoct
Pleasant Hill Birth and Sunday Visits Report
A baby boy Harold Ralph Gamon was born Saturday morning at Washington County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John Gamon. Relatives and friends, including Mrs. Roy Kephart and family, visited the Blossom home, and Edd Chalupa and family called Sunday afternoon. Numerous other visits occurred at the Ralph Hesselt, the Kepharts, Hotle, and Baker homes, with Ida Patterson of Ainsworth also visiting Sigafoose Place.
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Pleasant Hell
Harold Ralph
John Gamon
Washington County Hospital
Roy Kephart
Sund Been Blossom
Edd Chalupa
Ralph Hesselt
Washington
Karl Kephart
W. €. Hotathel
Daryl
Homer Hotle
Howard Baker
C. E. Ably
E. Sige Toose
Ida Patterson
Ainsworth
S. E. Sigafoose
William Gamon
Mar* Jorie
W. R. Gamon
Radical 1931 theater changes praised by Chicago ad man
C S Clark of Chicago urged business leaders to pursue prosperity and modern advertising, citing savings accounts and newspaper ads. He praised Washington retailers, urged better interior lighting and display, and noted a large turnout at the Better Washington club meeting with film entertainment and prizes.
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C.S. Clark
Chicago
National Confectioners’ Association
Better Washington Club
Ite
Eney Pervie Mine Callad
Clark
Washington
Wasington
John Dodd
Wise Long
John Winga
Walter Oetjen
Ottumwa Candy House
J. E. Lemmon
James E. Clark
Frank Miller
Farm Union Backs National President Simpson
In Des Moines, Jan 16 UP the Town farmers Union mass meeting pledged support to national president John A. Simpson. Resolutions urged retention of township assessors while opposing a county assessor system. discussions highlighted efficiency and state reforms amid ongoing legislative sessions. Also noted are aviation board supporters attending the All-American Aid Moot in Miami on January 4, 9, and 19.
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Des Moines
Town Farmers Union
Waport
John A. Simpson
Farmers Union
Miami
Macmi
Aviation Board
St Petersburg unveils world’s large street stadium scene
In St Petersburg Florida a massive street stadium was showcased along downtown with a row of 5 000 benches seating 25 000 spectators. The speaker was introduced by Elliot Grayson, chairman on the program committee, as the event proceeded.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Elliot Grayson
Doomed Grain Boards Move as Traders Flee U S
Chicago broker Arthur Y. Cutten says U S grain boards are doomed as traders shift activity to Canada. Farm board advocate Legge predicts the futures system will fade, farmers may gain pricing power, and government holdings push industry toward farmer ownership of marketing.
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Chicago
Alander Legge
United States
Canada
Arthur Y. Cutten
United Press Today
Chicago board of + heat
Doon Cutten
Winnipeg
Urbana
al Legge
Boards of Trade
Legge
Chicago Board of Trade
Mtere
Rade
Kalona Leaders clash Monday night at YMCA
Kalona and Leaders vie for sole top spot in the Y League as both bring five game win streaks into a 7:20 tip. Brighton Hawks face Brighton Independents in the other Monday matchup with NIL referee Tandy from West Chester officiating.
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YM. A.C
Kalona
Thews
Brighton Hawks
Brighton Independents
Brighton
Tandy
West Chester
Sabbath Observance Sermon at Presbyterian Church
Dr FW Eastwood announced Rev HD Richmond of Des Moines will preach the morning sermon at the Presbyterian church on Sabbath observance. Richmond promotes Sabbath day observance and will deliver a talk on West of the Sun. He will speak only at the morning service due to a union meeting.
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FW. Eastwood
Presbyterian Church
HD. Richmond
Lord's Day Alliance of
Des Moines
Richmond
Funeral for J B Ream Draws Hundreds at Masonic Temple
Funeral services for J B Ream were conducted yesterday at the Masonic temple with more than 400 attendees, including 189 Masons. Dr A W Henke led the Methodist service and T L Brookhart oversaw the Masonic ritual. Escorts from Knights Templar and American Legion graced the procession to the cemetery, amid floral tributes surrounding the casket.
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J.B. Ream
Masonic Temple
Mr. Ream
Masonic Fraternity
A. W. Henke
Methodist Church
T. L. Brookhart
Leigh Soule
Washington
Joe
Carl Jungbluth
W. Enslin
T. J. Brookhart
WC. Bell
W. P. Rawn
George McDaniel
Knights Templar
Kett Grayson
Charles 8. Thomas
Lauder Kennedy
Jam Combs
J.D. Dayton
H.T. Carris
Will Harwood
George Moretton
Mal Reister
Cloyce Gault
Henry Lu
Senate OKs 25 Million Red Cross Relief Fund
Washington January seventeenth. The Senate adopted without a record vote the Robinson Amendment authorizing 25 million dollars for Red Cross relief. The measure, attached to the interior department appropriation bill, directs Red Cross to buy and distribute food this winter and provide clothing medicine and other essentials in urban and rural districts. The vote drew few members present and was followed by moves to reconsider from Senators McNary and Reed.
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Washington
Senate
Red Cross
McNary
Republic
Oregon
Robinson
Arkansas
Reed
Nsylvania
Iuterior Department
Eltien
Caraway
Kansas
Move to Disbar 8. K. Stevenson Iowa City Attorney
Action to disbar attorney 8. K. Stevenson of Iowa City from the state bar association has been initiated in Iowa City.
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Disbar
K. Stevenson
Iowa
Demon baseball: Missed chances in 15-13 loss
Scores last night show Mt. Pleasant defeating Washington 15-13 while Muscatine 35 Ottumwa 15 and Burlington 22 Fairfield 20. Demons unable to hit in a close game with Mt. Pleasant, Washington, Burlington, and Fairfield among the listed outcomes.
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Demons
Little Six S
Muscatine
Ottumwa Washington
Burlington
Mt. Pleasant
Fairfield
Washington
Ottumwa
Washington Demons Fail to Clinch Tie in Little Six Race
Washington Demons missed numerous scoring chances in a tough Mt. Pleasant game. Tack Lytle struggled with no points despite opportunities as Kesey led Washington with three baskets. Mt. Pleasant, after trailing 13 11 at one point, held a halftime edge and the game remained tied to start the final period.
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Washington Demons
Ottumwa
Mt. Pleasant
Hey
Tack Lytle
Kesey
Washington
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Los Angeles
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Rex Bell
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Breter
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Graham Theatre
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Ralph and
Blyde Pratt
Frenchy Wit Dows
Starratt Brothers
Farm Union
Simpson
U.S
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Cutten
Wny May Gue
Winnipeg Board of Trade
Federal Farm Board
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Cotten
Irvin Koenig
Terday
John Toothill
Ritchie
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Albert C. Ritchie
Jack Ream
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