Washington Y M C A Triumph In Overtime Showdown
Washington Y M C A edged Oskaloosa De Molay 31 to 29 in overtime after a tight contest. Strickler and Carlton led scoring with key plays sealing the win as McKinstry and Schulty contributed strong interior and guard work. Evangelistic services start next Sunday. George Yount visits Ottumwa coach brings team Friday night and local girls face Cotter Friday.
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Oskaloosa de Molay
Bensmiller
Brookes
Oskaloosa
Lloyd Strickler
McKinstry
Schulty
Waymack
Carlton
McKkinstry
Marshall
Whitlack
Strickler
de Molay
Campbell
Washington Y. M. C. A
Holland
Oskaloosa de
George Yount
Ottumwa
Iowa
George
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Yount
Mays
Burlington
Mt. Pleasant
Muscatine
Shea
Sheehan
Vincent
Cotter
Ted Saur
Fairfield
Miss Mae Crone Leaves Rothschild Ready to Wear
Miss Crone, long connected with the Rothschild Ready to Wear store, will sever her ties about February 1. She is a popular sales lady and will join the large Ready to Wear Store owned by L. D. Lumber in Washington.
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Mae Crone
Miss Crone
Washington
L. D. Lumber
Clothing School At Farm Bureau Draws Local Ladies
The Farm Bureau will hold a clothing school next Tuesday January 26 at Mrs. Leslie Gates home with classes starting at 10 A M. Washington and Jackson townships will be represented and district leaders will attend. Attendees should bring percale bias tape sewing kit and basic sewing tools. Funeral services for Mrs George F Fetters were held yesterday afternoon at the home conducted by the local clergy.
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Farm Bureau
Leslie Gates
Washington
Jackson
George F. Fetters
Pictured service for Rev J Reade McCrory at First United Presbyterian
Miss Carolyn Hamilton and Mrs Hugh McCleery sang a duet at the funeral service for Rev J Reade McCrory of the First United Presbyterian church. Pallbearers were Otto Schiebel Frank McKay J L Tucker John Simpson Frank Melinsky and William McBride. Interment followed at Elm Grove cemetery.
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J. Reade McCrory
First United Presbyterian Church
Carolyn Hamilton
Hugh McCleery
Otto Schiebel
Frank McKay
J. L. Tucker
John Simpson
Frank Melinsky
William McBride
Elm Grove Cemetery
Institute At Second Church Discusses Leadership And Classes
The Washington County Sunday School Association met at the Second United Presbyterian church for an all day institute with speakers J. H. Herbrecht and Miss Makle Bailey. Talks covered leadership adult classes and Sunday school divisions, noting methods, aims, and engaging study across age groups. Attendance never exceeded fifty due to bad roads, yet attendees gained substantial insight.
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Washington County Sunday School Association
Second United Presbyterian Church
J. H. Herbrecht
Makle Bailey
Herbrecht
Bailey
Bible School
Christmas Corn Shucking Helpers Named in Local Note
Wilmer Lauderman thanks friends and neighbors for finishing shucking about 1100 bushels of corn over two Monday and Tuesday afternoons. A long list of 40 plus helpers is thanked for their kind and much appreciated aid including Lee Hesseltine Howard Wittrie Glenn Pratt Dale Darbyshire Charlie Kephart Ed Simmering Roy Kephart Karl Kephart Will Saville John Gamon Wifam Gamon Fred Telford Martin Telford Don Darbyshire Charlie Andreon John Shebeck George Dodds John Jones Ben Miller Will Miller Jake Shrader Jake Schadd Frank Schad Tony Kauffman Leslie Beenblossom Harold Beenblossom Jake Lambert John Erlenbush Aaron Stafford Howard Baker Harold Snider.
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Wilmer Lauderman
Lee Hesseltine
Howard Wittrie
Glenn Pratt
Dale Darbyshire
Charlie Kephart
Ed Simmering
Roy Kephart
Karl Kephart
Will Saville
John Gamon
Wifam Gamon
Fred
Tariff Reduction Becomes Central Democratic Issue
In Cleveland on January 21 Congressman Finis J. Garrett of Tennessee argued tariff reduction will be the main issue for the Democratic Party in coming congressional and presidential elections. He spoke at a women's school of democracy outlining party priorities.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Finis J. Garrett
Tennessee
Lemmon Transfers Jewelry Store Management to Grimes Patton
Owing to rising demand Lemmon shifts active jewelry store duties to R. L. Grimes and Miss Ticia Patton and dedicates his efforts to the optical department. Grimes, eight years in repair, joins without disruption. Patton, formerly in 1919 1920, has worked in major California shops and will assist in management.
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Lemmon
R. L. Grimes
Ticia Patton
Hte
Grimes
Mies Patton
California
Church Midht at Lexington Church
The Methodist Episcopal church in Lexington invites all to a Friday night meeting on Feb 22. It is the second winter gathering with 150 attendees previously. Program includes community singing, prayers, readings by Dortha Disney and Rev P B Gray, solos by Mr Rodgers and Harold Timmins, with refreshments served by the Ladies Aid.
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Episcopal Church
Lexington
Wade Gardner
Reading
Dortha Disney
Mr. Rodgers
Harold Timmins
P. B. Gray
Farm bloc forms in Congress faces subsidy clash
The speaker urges aligning policy with farm bloc aims as a congressional bloc forms. He says his party will oppose any legislative subsidy, signaling a broader stand against subsidies and tying the stance to ongoing negotiations and farm interests.
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Congress
Durkin Taken Back to Chicago and Betts Werner
Chicago reports Martin Durkin the "sheik bandit" faces two murder indictments as he and his former sweetheart Betty Werner meet in the state's attorney's office. Durkin, shot in the arm escaping an Austin flat, and Miss Werner exchange guarded statements amid a tense scene. Irma Sullivan and Minnie Durkin return home with Durkin, whose marriage to Irma is under scrutiny by her father and mother.
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Betty Werner
Durkin
Austin
Chicago
Martin Durkin
Miss Werner
Betty
Vetty
Marty
Mies Werner
Aou
Michigan
East St. Louis
Irma Sullivan
Ben
Cornell
Minnie
Irma
Conley
West Chester Triumph Over Washington Button Factory
The West Chester Independent basketball team defeated the Washington Button Factory squad 57 to 7 yesterday evening in the Haymow, the local nickname for their cympasium.
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West Chester
Washington Button Factory
Chester
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