Local notes from California and church obit and revival plans
A San Francisco card from Mrs. Lyle Nicola praises a California tour with Charlee and Bobby Nicola. A special requiem at St James Catholic church honors Pope Benedict who died yesterday. Rev Father Hartigan recalls meeting the Pope in Rome. Coppock residents visit relatives in Iowa. Wayland visitors also stop by. Lyon's Home-made bread advertised. February revival planned by Methodists starting February 5 led by evangelist Rev Walton J Hamilton with music by Mr and Mrs Hare. they come from Lincoln Nebraska after success at University Place church. Dr Shreckengast and Bishop Bruntz highly recommend them. 107 conversions reported at a recent service. Lyon's cookies advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Catholic Church
Pope Benedict
Father Hartigan
Rome
Walton J. Hamilton
Hare
Lincoln
Nebraska
University Place Church
Shreckengast
Bruntz
Local Presbyterian notes and community updates in Amesworth
Rev W G Robertson preached at Second United Presbyterian Church. First Presbyterian Sunday school features new activities led by Mrs J A McCall and Miss Josephine Bailey with Miss Jean Johnson singing. Julius Enslin reports 257 attend Christian church Sunday school. John Swisher of Halligan Coffee signs five year, about $18,000, territory Southern Iowa and Missouri, spends 27 of 42 nights home. Roberta Willits improves from pneumonia. Bessa Willits ill. nurse Geil assists. Ames news includes travels, Founders Day in Des Moines PEO, Ophelia Miller visit, Marbougs to Marianne Florida trip, missed weather scare. Fox theatre musician Miss Violetta Hay arrived from Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
J. A. McCall
Milan Shields
Josephine Bailey
Jean Johnson
John Swisher
Halligan Coffee Company
Davenport
Halligan People
Iowa
Missouri
John
Local Residents Attend Visits and Sales Amid Community Notes
Miss Grace Moots and sister Mrs. Kenneth Dayton return to Muscatine after a weekend visit. Mabel Anderson of West Chester shopped in Washington. Mrs. L. C. Henss and granddaughter Elizabeth visit Moline. Beatrice Knox teaches in Titus. Mrs. M. Hollinger of Titus attended church services. Big band show announced for February 1. Mrs. Nettle Jacobs visits Richmond and attends revival at Christian church. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Wilkinson return to Ottumwa from parental visit. Mrs. J. M. Larimer returns to Oskaloosa from daughter’s home. Crails discounts one fourth on fur scarfs and coats. Josephine and Zota Brewer visit A. P. McCormick. Wardrobe offers cleaning and pressing at 300. Corrine Powell visits Keota. Adda Olive visits Keota. Joe Harrison of Winfield travels via Keota to visit Ray Ralston. Mrs. A. P. Hitchcock returns to Keota from horsey home. Mrs. Bessie Barham of Fredonia changes cars toward West Chester to see ill father. Silas Ross visits eight‑month grandson Russell in Webster. Avis and Hazel Baker visit Harper, return to town. Rev. Hoy McElhinney of Burlington in town on business. Dresses marked down 40 to 33 1/3 percent at Crails with examples at 13.75, 16.60, 18.85.
Birthday party honors six year old Juanita Weidner
Twenty boys and girls celebrated Juanita Weidner’s sixth birthday Saturday at her home. Miss Isabel Heyman, Lincoln kindergarten teacher, helped oversee games and amusements. A dainty luncheon and a six candle birthday cake delighted attendees as Mrs. Weidner and her sister Mrs. Will Clark served and Juanita received gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Weidner
Isabel Heyman
Lincoln
Netty Bowes
Madison Jones
Ben Birley
Bowés
Dora Phillips
Margaret Dayton
Dora Alice Hayes
Doris Fields
Nellie Wylie
Audrey Humble
Bernadine Jones
Mary and Willa Maxine Briley
Margaret Livingston
Helen Donaldson
Robert Genkinger
Clarence Bain
Granville Humble
Donald Bowes
Second United Presbyterian children host joyful party
The primary and beginning classes enjoyed a two hour party Saturday at the Sabbath echo room with games songs and refreshments served by teachers Miss Ola Humston Miss Ella Gordon and helpers. Twenty children attended and more parties are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyterian Church
Ola Humston
Ella Gordon
Lloyd Humston
Harvey Meek
Highland Park Lake Sale of Irce at Wild Game Preserve
Irce surplus offers available at Highland Park Lake for immediate packing. Orders filled in rotation. place requests with Highland Pak Wild Game and Poultry Preserve. Contact number shown as 7806. note mention of a black helmet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park Lake
Highland Pak Wild Game and Poultry Preserve
Oshkosh Overall expands to two factories in New Jersey and Canada
The Oshkosh Overall Co expands production by acquiring factories in Dover New Jersey and Welland Canada making it the largest producer of high grade overalls. The firm credits 1921 sales to Mill-Shrink No-Fade Denim, an exclusive fabric designed to resist shrinking and fading. The company will continue the Brotherhood line while producing OshKosh B Gosh overalls at all plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh Overall
Oshkosh Overall Company
Oshkosh Company
Brotherhood
Oshkosh B
Club meetings and postponement notices
The Walnut Women's club meeting is postponed until further notice. The Navajo club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Lem Cherry. The Pythian Sisters of West Chester hold their regular meeting at the hall Tuesday evening January 24 with officer installation and business. The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church meets Thursday afternoon at the church for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut
Navajo Club
Lem Cherry
Pythian Sisters of
West Chester
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Ladies of the Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. EB. Church of West Chester
Ferguson Store
A. C. Larson
Fleur de Lis Club
Ed Gallagher
Various Local Society Meetings Beginning January 24
Notices list monthly socials for B E C members and Royal Arch work at Cyrus Chapter 13. American Legion Auxiliary plans installation and dues, with hostesses Mrs. Hollinger. Fortnightly clubs and booster clubs announce meetings and officer elections.
The Go-Getter Mindset and Power of Action
A compact aphorism extols the go-getter ethos. It argues that seeing value in loss yields riches and power and that effort expands ability through resource marshaling and turning effort into results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xechange
Great Sunken Lake Described in Cascade Mountains
The Great Sunken lake in the Cascade mountains is noted as the deepest lake. It runs about 15 miles long and roughly 4 miles wide. Water depth is uncertain with 2,000 feet to the surface reported though actual water depth remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Mountains
Civics Committee Report Highlights Holiday Decorations
The civics committee chaired by Mrs Henry Eicher reported progress including a proposal to have Washington business men decorate both sides of the square with Christmas trees during the holidays and red and green light globes placed around the square. The nominating committee members, Mrs Patterson Mrs Wickham and Mrs Steck, reported and officers were elected with Mrs E D Morrison vice president Mrs Carl Roberts secretary and Mrs George Maxwell treasurer. President’s role to remain in abeyance with Mrs Hay continuing until elected. Plans for next year include another lecture course and community improvements followed by tea and dunes hosted by Mrs Coge Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Eicher
Hay
T Ie
Washington
Patterson
Iceberg shapes differ in Arctic and Antarctic seas
Arctic icebergs are irregular with lofty pinnacles and glittering domes, while Antarctic bergs are flat topped and solid in appearance.
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Thomas S Meighan
William DeMille
Conrad
Paramount
Johnny Hines
Sewell
Ford
Torchy
HAL Mak
Washington Motor Co
G. BE. Mack
Lyle Nicola
San Francisco
Calif
California
Charlee
Bobby Nicola
Hugh Conrad
Coppock
William Hill
Louis Henss
Yetta
Wayland
Lyon
Lyon’s
W. G. Robertson
Ainsworth
Sanders & Skipton
Julius Enslin
Chistian Church
Christian Church
Joe Limerman
Roberta Willits
Bob Willits
Bessa Willits
E. B. Hammer
Sidney
Couch
Iowa City
A. R. Miller
Des Moines
Alex Marboug
Marianne
Florida
Harry Welch
J. A. Mooney
Junior
Galesburg
Washington Cleaners
Violetta Hay
Fox Theatre
Burlington
Grace Moots
Kenneth Dayton
Muscatine
Mabel Anderson
Beatrice Knox
Titus
the Pleasant School
Nettle Jacobs
Richmond
Alice Hesseltine
Leroy Wilkinson
Ottumwa
J. G. Moriarty
J. M. Larimer
Oskaloosa
L. A. Jones
Misaes
Josephine and
Zota Brewer
A. P. McCormick
Corrine Powell
Keota
Will Horning
Adda Olive
Mrs
Joe Harrison
Winfield
Ray Ralston
A. P. Hitchcock
al Horsey
Bessie Barham
Fredonia
Everett Dennison
Silas Ross
Webster
Russell Ross
Harold Ross
Avis
Hazel Baker
Harper
Hoy McElhinney
Chas, Morgan
A. J. Morgan
J. F. Rittenhouse
D. Rittenhouse
Chas, Wolf
Joe Wolf
Harry Bishop
Atneworth
Clegg Bros
McElhinney Drug Co
Fry McElhinneys First
Brunswick
J. W. Keener
A. O. Bond
J. M. Finney
Grace
Grippe
Y. F. Hanrahan
Centerville
Dorria May
W. J. Masson
South Marlow Avenue
Margaret Smylie
Hugh Dougall
Moline, Ill
W. T. Marr
S. J. Wilkinson
M. L. Orris
Baker
Fred Jones
Carter Duncan
Raymond Duncan
Columbus Junction
Duncan
Madeline McKeene
Mt. Pleasant
Ford Garage
Mrs. Newell
Herold Hayes
May Donovan
Owen McGovern
Kansas City
E. H. Morrison
East Washington Street
McGovern
W. W. Morrison
Mce-Govern
Farmers Union
Young American School House
John Cherry
Will Marie
Leland Pringle
Donald McLaughlin
Carl Phillips
Washington Improvement League
E. D. Morris
Eorge Hay
League
Oscar Jugenheimer
Misa Darling
Woodlawn Cemetery
Avert
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Oshkosh Overall Co
Eastern
Wife
Osh Kosh
Cyrus
W.C. Bell
H. P
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Rooms
F. & M. Bank Bldg
Hollinger
Tom Downing
Harry Evans
Belva Carris
W. M
F.L. Wilson
Just Us Club
J. FB. Gardner
Ray Cox
Great Sunken Lake
H. Worley
Local and Country Service
Dailey’s Taxi
John Shields & Sons
Elhinoey’s Store
At Your
Service
C. D. Dayton & Son
I. Cohn
Washington, Iowa
H. D. Smith
Marion
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