Younger Set Dance Planned at K C Hall Tomorrow
The Younger Set will hold a dance Thursday at the K C hall with music by the Kit Kat club. Organizers say the crowd was smaller at the last dance due to illness, and about forty couples are expected to attend. Martin Brent of Woodward and Fred Brent with Mrs. Lydia Dain of Indianola visited Dr. W S Kyle’s home, then left for Aurora Illinois for Walden Miller’s funeral. Mrs Kyle accompanied them and they plan to return tomorrow evening.
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K. C. Hall
Kit Kat
Martin Brent
Woodward
Iowa
Fred Brent
Lydia Dain
Indianola
Mrs A W Crow Leaves Hospital After Tonsil Operation
Mrs A W Crow underwent a tonsil operation and was discharged to go home from the hospital.
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A. W. Crow
McKesson Cod Liver Oil Ad Promises Quick Strength Return
An advertisement touts Mc Kesson Concentrated Cod Liver Oil tablets to restore strength for flu like symptoms. The item price mentions hogs at 3.40 and the weather note forecasts partly cloudy skies with colder tonight and snow on Wednesday.
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McKesson
Iowa Funeral Directors plan June Ft. Dodge convention
L. A. Jones, president of the Iowa State Funeral Directors association, attended a Des Moines executive committee meeting as plans formed for the state convention to be held at Ft. Dodge on June 20 21 and 22. Numerous residents including Mrs. Latimer Davis Crawfordsville and Mrs. Ralph Wyroff Brighton shopped in town while others such as Dr. G S Kerr ill but improving were noted. Lucile Fetes of near Brighton visited with Mrs. Earl Steele for a few days.
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L. A. Jones
Iowa State Funeral Directors Association
Des Moines
Ft. Dodge
Latimer Davis
Crawfordsville
Glen Prizer
Brighton
Washington
Howard Pepper
George F. Barr
Wayland
Christian G. Widmer
Noble
Ralph Wyroff
G. S. Kerr
Lucile
Near
Earl Steele
Man Born Here Dies in Kansas
Mrs. R F Turnipseed mourns death of her brother R W Bear who died Sunday evening Jan 15 at his Newton Kansas home at age 82. Born in Washington Iowa March 18 1856 he married Eliza Turnipseed of Richmond Iowa. Survived by adopted daughter Merle Turnipseed, four sisters and one brother, one grandchild and one great grandchild.
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R. FP
Nathan W
Jay O
Etta Merle Turnipseed
J. W. Bear
Iowa
Kansas
Kingman
Newton
Mr. Bear
Merle Hanold
Rita
Rabern
Andrew Hummer
Keswick
Ida Cavender
Miss Cavender
Keswok
BE. E. Cline
Kenneth
Hubert Cline
William Presley
Iowa City
E. E. Cline
Lucas Street
Dev
Robert Cherry
Kenosha
Wis
Hutchinson
Kans
Washington
J. McFthinney
Eight Wellman Slot Machines Seized in Raids
Deputy Sheriff H M Putnam seized eight slot machines from three restaurants one pool hall and two filling stations in Wellman at noon today. Confiscation actions will proceed for the machines and the cash inside, with proceeds directed to the school fund if court sustains the move.
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H. M. Putnam
Wellman
Snow Forecast For Iowa Tomorrow Shifts From Dubuque
Snow flurries in Dubuque and Sioux City signal a general light snowfall expected across Iowa tomorrow. Federale Meteorologist Charles D. Reed predicts statewide snow with rising temperatures. state highs reached 58 at Keokuk and lows near zero at Sioux City.
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Des Moines
Dubuque
Sioux City
Iowa
Federale
Charles D. Reed
Keokuk
Estrayed Four Red Shotes Reported in Crawfordsville
Mrs. Pearl McNell of Crawfordsville reports four red shotes averaging 49 pounds each as estrays. Contact details appear with the report.
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Pearl McNell
Crawfordsville
Farm Bureau Back of World Fair Trip for Iowa Musicians
The National Farm Bureau sponsors an eight hundred piece southeastern Iowa band trip to the World’s Fair in Chicago June 11 to 14. Mayo Williams of Ottumwa will direct the bands with four special C B Q trains. Musicians pay 4 dollars for travel lodging meals fair admission taxi service and all. Kalona notes ten musicians already signed. Registration at the Farm Bureau office closes January 18. Nonmusician companions may join for about 20 dollars. Washington attendees depart Fairfield.
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National Farm Bureau
Southeastern Iowa
Mayo Williams
Ottumwa
Farm Bureau
Marine of the C. B. & Q
Chicago
Washington
Fairfield
Kalona
Washington Junior College at Tipton in league showdown
Washington Junior College travels to Tipton for a pivotal conference clash with Fairfield. Washington, fresh off wins over Burlington Muscatine Mt Pleas ant and Ottumwa, seeks to prove it can topple Fairfield as Dusenbery McClure Dabner contend with Scott Goble and Kupka to slow the Fairfield defense. A preliminary game between Fairfield and Washington second teams follows, with coach Her bert Korf guiding an unknown but improving roster.
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Washington
Burlington
Muscatine
Mt. Pleasant
Ottumwa
Fairfield
Dusenbery
McClure
Scott
Goble
Dabner
Flash
Pairfield
Kupka
Guy Carlton
Herbert Korf
Legislature Meets After Weekend Recess in Statehouse
Lawmakers reconvene after a weekend break with ranking and committee chair prospects discussed. Carl B. Stiger is seen as likely to lead judiciary committees in the house, while Joe R R Frailey may keep the senate chair. Committees plan meetings tonight and tomorrow to prepare for a week of incoming bills.
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House
Carl B. Stiger
Miller
Frailey
Senate
Joe RR. Frailey
Fort Madison
Stiles Funeral at Church Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Stiles who died Sunday evening are announced for 1 30 Wednesday afternoon at the Pleasant Hill Church southeast of Washington. Burial will be in the Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Plans for the services were not completed until this morning.
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Mary Elizabeth Stiles
Measant PN
Washington
Pleasant Hill
Paintings Exhibit at Parsons College Spotlight George Washington Portrayals
Mrs. R. S. Warfel of the DAR urges Washington chapter members to attend a paintings exhibition at Parsons College. The event, January 23 to 27 possible, features C. H. Taffe works highlighting George Washington’s life, displayed through the Foster family connection with Warson College and Morrell Packing Plant. A small admission is charged.
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R. S. Warfel
Daughters of the American Revolution
Parsons College
Washington
Log Cabin
D. A R
Fairfield
RK. S. Warfel
Dar Washington
Iowa
DAR
George Washington
C. H. Taffe
Morrell Packing
Aelan Aet
University of Iowa
Younker's
Des Moines
Warsons College
United States
California
Reverse Conviction Over Insolvent Bank Case
Iowa Supreme Court rules it impossible for a court to determine when a bank employee believes the institution is insolvent. J. A. Brown of Manning challenged his conviction for accepting a deposit while knowing the bank was insolvent, and the high court reversed the conviction on appeal. Brown had been convicted before the reversal.
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Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
High Court
J. A. Brown
Manning
Brown
Supreme Court
First Golf Meet in 1860 at Wrestwick Scotland
The first golf tournament in history took place in 1860 at Wrestwick Scotland. It featured 46 holes in medal play with the winner awarded a emblematic championship prize.
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Wrestwick
Scotland
Long Reopens Attack On Glass In Senate Fight
In Washington on January 17 Senator Huey Long sought to interrupt debate on the Philippine independence bill to gain authorization for an investigation of the lobby behind the Glass banking bill. Senator Hiram Bingham blocked the plan, tying it to a larger showdown with Glass over bank reform tied to J. P. Morgan. A filibuster truce anticipated a mid afternoon vote on Hoover's veto of the Philippine bill.
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Washington, D. C
Huey Long
Louisiana
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
Senate
Glass
Long
J. P. Morgan
Hoover
Ottumwa Y Five Edged 45-44 by Washington in Close Duel
Washington edged Ottumwa Y 45 to 44 in a hard fought game highlighted by Fuhr scoring 18 points and Ahrens adding 12 for Washington. The Washington five, led by Judevine and Little, played a smooth team game while Ottumwa matched pace and teamwork. Earlier, Washington freshmen defeated West Chester 26-22 to even the slate.
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Ottumwa
Washington
Fuhr
Ahrens
Washington Guards
Judevine
Ottumwans
Washington High School
West Chester
Greeian
Hasty
Palmer
Dougall
Tucker
Foriash
Johnson
Mulcaby
Moore
G Eae
Wells P Kiesey
Ministers to Convene Tri County Meeting at Muscatine
A tri county ministerial meeting is set for next Monday January 23 at the Cedar Street Methodist church with forenoon and afternoon sessions. Rev KB Fuller of New York City will deliver addresses. Wash ington county and environs association votes to attend. Rev F C Witzigman and Rev S F Wenger to promote the event. Louisa county association participating.
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Muscatine
Cedar Street Methodist Church
KB. RR. Fulkerson
New York City
Ministerial Association
Washington County
F.C. Witzigman
S. F. Wenger
Washington County Association
Louisa County Association
Rural teachers meet at courthouse. prize winner noted
About thirty five rural teachers visited the county superintendent at the courthouse Saturday. Mrs Ray Jennings of Beaconsfield Iowa visits relatives. Mrs H L McCleery returns from Iowa City. Washington Butter contest details appear on page 5.
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Jackson Township
Washington
Ray Jennings
Beaconsfield
Iowa
Winnie Palmer
Stella Palmer
Elsworth Palmer
Wellman
Grant Goodlander
Wapello
P. B. Engleman
What Cheer
OO. E Schmitt
H. L. McCleery
Iowa City
Talk Local Problems at Rotary Meeting
Washington Rotary members heard three speakers outline goals for the coming year. Supt Peet urged more support for youth programs amid tight budgets. Dr Stutsman described budget cuts affecting schools. Carl Jungbluth urged governments to live within income and cut nonessential services.
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Washington Rotary Cub
Washington
J. H. Peet
KB. Stutsman
A. KB. Atchison
Hard Wits
Carl Jungbluth
Change Motto Reflected in Community Spirit Editorial
A short editorial notes the world often treats kindly those who act with good humor and generosity. The piece argues positive character shapes social response and encourages readers to model good-natured behavior in daily life.
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