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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1924

Page

3

Launch Drive for Church Colleges

A Presbyterian General Board of Education banquet launched a campaign to promote church colleges in Iowa. Dr. Milton W. Brown urged Christian training and leadership from Christian colleges as essential to preserve values, oppose Bolshevism, and foster home church school unity.

Presbyterian General Board of Education J. A. Megah Seneral Bastwood Grimes-Shields-Wallace-Eppel Ream Walter Johnson Fred Neiswanger Lawrence Wilen Eastwood Milton W. Brown Brown Church College Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Iowa Christian College

Richmond Man James Yansky Dies After Illness

James Yansky a longtime Richmond resident aged about seventy died yesterday after sudden illness following two strokes. He leaves three sons Frank Bartown Iowa Albert Hillsboro Oregon Joe Iowa City and two daughters Mrs Anna Chubal and Mrs Barbara Dutler plus his widow Mary Krotz. Born in Bohemia he lived on a farm before moving to Richmond eighteen years ago. Funeral set for Monday at 10:30 a.m. at his Richmond home with Dr W W Bowers officiating. burial at Elm Grove.

James Yansky Richmond Mr. Yansky Frank Bartown Iowa Albert Hillsboro Oregon Joe Iowa City Anna Chubal Barbara Dutler Mary Krotz Yansky Bohemia America W. W. Bowers Washington Elm Grove

Quail and Song Birds Need Winter Aid

A letter from game warden E. L. Breitenbach asks nature lovers to provide food and water for quail and song birds as snow and cold prevent natural feeding. Quail flocks have grown in recent years and many song birds still endure freezing weather without sustenance.

E. L. Breitenbach

Sheriff sells former fair ground farm in Washington county

The L. G. Jugenheimer dairy farm of thirty five acres near town, former Washington county fair ground site, was sold at sheriff’s sale. Davenport Housing corporation, holder of the first mortgage, bid the amount owed including interest and costs, 14871.88 dollars. The owner has one year to redeem the property.

L. G. Jugenheimer Washington County Town Davenport Housing Corporation

Marathon Bible Reading Continues in Broadway Church

In Council Bluffs the marathon Bible reading at Broadway Methodist Church reached John chapter twenty one by 1:15 PM. The event began at 6:30 this morning with the aim to finish the New Testament around 10:30 tonight.

Council Bluffs Broadway Methodist Church

Cannot Let Missions Go Primarily, Women Say at Conference

Mrs. Lydia Finger Harned of Clinton Iowa urged the Women’s Home Missionary federation to continue mission work arguing it costs more to abandon missions. She cited a moral crisis with 64 percent of U S children lacking religious training and warned crime and subversion threaten society.

Chicago Lydia Finger Harned Clinton Women's Home Missionary Federation Sam Jones General Pershing United States

Dr Brown Appeals For Church College Initiative

A church college initiative drew a convincing appeal from Dr Brown, outlining aims and support from church leaders and community members. The message emphasized strengthen ties between faith institutions and higher education to benefit local students.

Dr. Brown Church College

School Board Abandons Junior High Gym Addition Plan

The Washington school board dropped plans to add a gym at the junior high. A citywide survey shows population shifting southeast, making centralized buildings near the center prudent. A ten year plan aims for gradual, permanent improvements without heavy annual costs.

Board of Education Washington Wasingiton

Brighton breeders buy two champion sows to boost district herd

Chas. Nichola & Son of Brighton eight miles south of Washington bought two sows from F. L. Williams of New Sharon Iowa. One sow was junior champion at the Iowa state fair and worlds champion senior sow pig at the National Swine show Peoria. The other was junior champion at the Central States fair Aurora Illinois. Both sows are bred to Harvester the world champion boar. The pair are hailed as the best sold in America this winter and will strengthen eastern Iowa livestock industry.

Chas. Nichola & Son Brighton Washington F. L. Williams New Sharon Iowa Iowa State Fair Peoria Aurora Harvester America Nicola and Son

Iowa and Michigan Battle to Lead Big Ten Hoops

The Jan 19 AP report notes Iowa and Michigan, both undefeated, clash as the Big Ten week three ends. The Hawkeyes, riding a runaway win over Purdue, hold a slight edge over Michigan with Wisconsin near the top. Purdue meets Minnesota and Indiana faces Chicago in other key games.

Associated Press Chicago Iowa Michigan Wisconsin Hawkeyes Purdue Wolverines Minnesota Indiana Chiecazo

Dummy torpedo strikes ship during European cruise

A high speed dummy torpedo from the French submarine Amphitrite struck the bow of the Colorado several days ago off Cherbourg while the ship, on a European waters cruise, sailed for Villefranche today. No harm was caused.

Cherbourg France Amphitrite Colorado Villefranche

Local High School Basketball Scores Noted

Mt Pleasant 14 Muscatine 13 and Fairfield 32 Burlington 30. Clinton 18 Iowa City 15. Cornell 26 Dubuque 24 reflect a sequence of close conference games with tight margins and decisive late plays.

Mt Pleasant Muscatine Fairfield Burlington Clinton Iowa City Cornell Dubuque

Court Will Resume Business on Tuesday

Judge PD W Hamilton adjourned court until next Tuesday morning to resume the term. The Smith against Godfrey case moves to pleas next week. various non jury actions will fill the week with several dismissals and defaults noted including ten day pleadings for Livingston Eicher and a foreclosure decree in Smouse Flander matter. A receiver was appointed for Lemmon, bond set at 1200 dollars, and several cases omitted or dismissed for procedural reasons.

PD. W. Hamilton Smith Godfrey Hamilton J. B. Booth EF. J. Kolosick Ida Kolosick Alex de Bord Fred Cannon McGraw Tire and Rubber Co Mannhardt Bros Clarence Work Charles Scranton Livingston & Eicher Winfield Smouse Edd Flander Mary Eva Flander J. E. Lemmon Robert Guthrie Iowa Gas and Electric Co Gertrude Bickford George D. Bickford Herring Motor Co

West Chester Independents Rout Wayland As 41 8 Victory

West Chester independents win their second straight by beating Wayland Legniaries 41 to 8. Crone Woods Testman shone in different matchups as Chester and Muscatine thrillers highlighted a challenging schedule and strong football-spirit from coach Tandy and a steadfast fan base.

West Chester West Chester Independents Wayland Legionaires St. Mary's Church Muscatine Kalona Independents Crone Woods Chester Tandy Wayland West Chester High School Penn Academy Rose Hill High Sigourney Five Siate

Arrest of Evanston Man in Los Angeles Mail Robbery

Government secret service agents arrest Kenneth D. Anderson of Evanston Illinois on a charge of complicity in the Los Angeles mail robbery of New Year’s Day 1921. Anderson arraigned before U S Commissioner James R Glass and held on $10000 bond. Rev Herbert Wilson is serving a life term in San Quentin for murder and postal robbery.

Chicago Todya Kenneth D. Anderson Evanston Illinois Los Angeles Herbert Wilson San Quentin California Anderson United States James R Glass

Community thanks for flowers and support after bereavement

We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for floral offerings singers donated cars and Rev Bowers for comforting words after the recent passing of our wife and mother. Special thanks to Mr T J Fitzgerald Mrs Ada Champlin Mr Chas Grisham Mr and Mrs Willard Lanfier Mrs Oscar Collett Mr Elmer Engle Miss Clyla Engle Engle Mrs L H Cougher and Mr Frank Hillyard.

Bowers T J. Fitzgerald Ada Champlin Chas. Grisham Willard Lanfier Oscar Collett Elmer Engle Clyla Engle L. H. Cougher Frank Hillyard

Tell the merchants I saw your s in the Journal

A terse note is quoted directing merchants to confirm a line in the Journal. The message hints at a report or reference and implies publicity or notice. No further context or names are provided.

Washington Teams Hold Own Against Ottumwa and Cotter

Washington high school boys lost to Ottumwa 32 to 10 but showed strong potential for next season. The girls defeated Cotter 21 to 13 in a fast, teamwork driven game led by Young and Davis with solid defense.

Ottumwa Washington Yount Giants Cotter Altho Cotter Marshall Ottumwa Huskies Hill Duke Powell Korf Thompson Solomon Niman Elwell Vincent Matheney Grove Thompso Nanes Harper Ducceni Miss Willey Miss Arthur Cotter Consolidated Young Davis Miss Young Caldwell Livingston Macon Beal Owens Arthur Kemp Todd Edwards Roberts Davidson H. Starr Saur

Notice of stock owners away and appointment of an agent

Notice states stock owners will be away for thirty days and during that period J Dankwardt will manage business as buyer for the Kohr Packing company. Joe Linkegor.

J. Dankwardt Kohr Packing Company Joe

Riverview Club Meets With Mrs Iva Bales

Announcemen's Notice says the Riverview Club will meet with Mrs Iva Bales Wednesday afternoon. Readable fragment confirms gathering details and host.

Riverview Club Iva Bales

Lady Fontana World Champion Egg Layer Dies

In San Bernardino California on July 19 Lady Fontana a white legher hen claimed world champion egg layer died yesterday from a broken neck after catching her head in a fence. Her record ran from October 2 1921 to October 1 1925.

San Bernardino Calif Lady Fontana Fontana Troy

Congress Receives New Measure for Farm Relief Skirt

Washington January 18 Congress weighs another farm relief proposal the McNary Haugen bill to form a 200 million dollar federal Agricultural Export Corporation aims to stabilize prices for exportable surpluses to prewar levels. Des Moines reports Congressman L J Dickinson praises the bill and plans early passage as farm leaders push innovative marketing over regulation.

Washington Congress Procoss McNary-Haugen Agriculture and Labor National Granges Committee On Des Moines L. J Dickinson Iowa McNary-Haughen Dickinson House of Representatives

County Attorneys Hear Public Hearing on Code Revision Bill

A dozen Iowa county attorneys attended a state house public hearing in Des Moines to discuss a code commission bill covering compensation of county attorneys. The hearing was held before the senate committee on county and finance in the afternoon.

Des Moines Iowa State House Code Commission Senate Committee On

County Attorneys Push Pay Clause In Code Bill Hearing

Senator John Ethel of Davis county chairs the township affairs group as the fortieth general assembly reworks the code commission bill. A proposed provision would allow county attorneys to collect fees for fines in suits on written instruments, in addition to salaries, to retain effort in smaller counties. Supporters Buell McCash Vernon Seeburger and T Naglestad argue the clause is needed to attract full time service.

John Ethel Davis County House Fortieth General Assembly Code Commission Buell M. McCash Bloomfield Iowa State County Attorneys Association Vernon Seeburger Polk County

Avoiding Debt and Its Inescapable Burden

The text cautions against creating an obligation you cannot easily repay. It warns you may never escape a debt you have reason to fear, leaving you powerless to settle it.

Old Market Ad Mentions Washington Butter Changes

The note references a market ad on page two about changes to Washington Butter products. It adds a humorous aside about boys and girls maturing and ends with a reminder to read the page two market ad.

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