Local People Visit Friends and Family Across Town
Mr and Mrs Harold Cray and family visited Keota and the Lamberts home. Billy Schillig the son of Mr and Mrs Henry Schillig is seriously ill at his grandparents Frank and Marie Letzler. Mr and Mrs Morrow Reed traveled from Marenco to visit George and Mrs Reed. Sexton a University student spent the weekend in Washington visiting Dr and Mrs J O Sexton. Mr and Mrs Joh Koehler of Ainsworth came to Washington for shopping. Mrs Lester Thompson remains ill with influenza in Washington today.
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Harold Cray
Keota
Wayne Lambert
Billy Schillig
Henry Schillig
Frank Letzler
Mrs. Morrow Reed
Marenco
Mrs
George Reed
Arcaret Sexton
University of Town
Washington
Joh Koehler
Ainsworth
Edwin Rich
Frank Rich
Wayland
Mr. Rich
Frank Prebyl
Kalona
Turner visiting Washington parents amid local notes
Harold Turner of Chicago arrived in Washington Friday to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Orrie Turner. Dorothy C dances confined to home with influenza but improving. Will Logan went to Crawfordsville to attend the funeral of Joseph Murphy. Henry Neff returned home to Wayland after business in Washington. Mrs G S Kerr seriously ill with pneumonia on North Marion Ave. Mrs Jom Berg and daughter Colleen of Fairfield visiting M J Redlinger household.
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Harold Turner
Chicago
Washington
Mrs
Orrie Turner
Will Logan
Crawfordsville
Joseph Murphy
Henry Neff
Wayland
G. 5. Kerr
North Marion Avenue
Lincoln Po T A Meeting Promptly At 3 P M
The Lincoln Po T A will meet Thursday afternoon promptly at 3. Please bring plates and forks.
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Lincoln Po
T. A
Unidentified man struck by car in Des Moines injures severely
In Des Moines last night an unidentified man around 50 was hit by a car driven by Len Coanes 21. The victim suffered compound leg fractures a crushed chest and possible skull fracture and remained unconscious today.
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Des Moines
Len Coanes
Paris Auto Salon draws half million visitors
Paris officials announced 506,107 people paid to attend this year’s automobile salon, billed as the most magnificent event yet held in the city. The figure marks a record crowd across the exhibition’s run.
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Paris
Documents in Toronto vault may rewrite U S history
Toronto Mail and Empire reports a bank vault hold a possible original draft of the declaration of independence drawn by John Penn. The trove includes 150 master paintings by Reynolds, Whistler and others once belonging to Mrs. Field, a Penn descendant.
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Toronto
Ont
United States
Toronto Mail and Empire
Globe “Ars
William Penn
Colony of
Pennsylvania
John Penn
Thomas Jefferson
England
Mail
Empire
Buckingham
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Sargent
Whistler
Raebur
Augustus
Hare
Copley Fielding
F’eld
Nea
Ellen Penn
Stoke Poges
Penn
Field
London
Paris
Boston
Mass
the Mail and Empire
Phantom of the Opera opens at Graham theatre with sound
The Graham theatre debuted Universal’s The Phantom of the Opera in sound and dialogue, a dramatic revival of the silent hit with full operatic accompaniment. Lon Chaney stars as the phantom with Mary Philbin and Norman Kerry in leading roles, noted for spectacular sets and stage grandeur.
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Graham Theatre
Universal
Almot
Gounod
Talking Screen
Lon Chaney
Mary Philbin
Norman Kerry
Chaney
Joan Crawford Tears Upstage Natural Weeping in Untamed
Joan Crawford, noted for tears without glycerine, delivers natural emotion in Untamed a first talking film at Fox Theatre. She turns away to wipe tears then returns with streaming cheeks highlighting her rare ability to cry on cue for the audience.
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Joan Crawford
Fox Theatre
Miss Crawford
Amreica
Farmers Warned to Market Through Co-ops in Iowa
Milo Reno, head of the Iowa Farmers Union, accuses Governor Hammill of political motives in a cooperative livestock marketing plan. Reno, named to a federal board task force, says a conference will be held with the Farm Bureau and livestock shippers to discuss a state wide marketing structure.
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Reno Des Moines, Ig
U.R
Milo Reno
Iowa Farmers Union
Tammill
P‘ostram
The
Farm Bureau
Livestock Shippers Association
Congress Debates Volstead Transfer Hearings on Enforcement
Congress questions Attorney General Mitchell about moving prohibition enforcement from the treasury to the justice department. The hearing covers transfer of the alcohol unit, pre grant hearings for permits, and protections for agents violating search and seizure rules. Chairman Williamson opposes the proposed amendments and aims to finalize the bill next week. Bishop Cannon's charges against Catholics draw mixed reactions from leaders.
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Washington
U.P
Mitchell
House
Treasury
Justice Department
Williamson
Ing
Prohibition Bureau
Montet
Louisiana
Juste Department
Reedy
Maryland
Chaefer
Wisconsin
Law Enforcement Commission
Mable Walker Willebrandt
Bishop Cannon
Methodist Church South
We's
Digs
Nicolas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Ice harvest and basketball games highlight Ainsworth news
In Ainsworth Nebraska LTowa the ice harvest is nearly done with 12 to 15 inch thick quality. Coach Coleman and two boys teams played a return basketball game at Wyman Friday night with both games won by the home team. Virginia Thompson visits from Des Moines to rest after a fall injury.
Davis and Lemon Family News From Washington
Mr and Mrs Vere Davis of Kalona visited Washington yesterday at C H Davis residence. D Lemon of Huron South Dakota came Friday for grandfather David Lemons funeral. Mr and Mrs W T Carson drove to Cedar Rapids with daughter Helen starting work at Cedar Rapids business college.
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K D. Lemon
Huron
South Dakota
Washington
David Lemon
W. T. Carson
Cedar Rapids
Helen
Washington Gathers For Arlene Ferguson Funeral
Local residents attend the funeral of Arlene Ferguson in Washington with L. V. Emery family from West Chester and other kin. Transactions include clients at Scott Furniture and travel notes from area residents visiting Des Moines Ottumwa and Kalona.
Romance on a Boat in Central America
Joan Crawford falls for Rohbert Montgomery aboard a boat bound from Central America. They wed amid dramatic obstacles as Director Jack Conway brings the film to a striking close. Cast includes Ernest Torrence Don Terry Gwen Lee Holmes Herbert John Miljan Eddie Nugent Grace Cunard.
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Joan Crawford
Rohbert Montgomery
Centramerica
Jack Conway
Ernest Torrence
Don Terry
Gwen Lee
Holmes Herbert
John Miljan
Eddie Nugent
Grace Cunard
Lemon Family Attends Grandfather Funeral in Minnesota
Everett and Harold Lemon traveled from White Bear Lake Minnesota to join the funeral for their grandfather David Lemon held yesterday. Mrs Anna R Tedford of Ainsworth lingering illness shows signs of improvement.
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Wilson Lemon
White Beay Lake
Minnesota
Washington
David Lemon
Everett
Harold Lemon
White Bear Lake
Minn
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