Sigourney and Washington Golf Clubs Share Friendly Round
Twenty Sigourney golfers visited Washington for a two club match on the local course. Washington led with a total of 2149 strokes to Sigourney's 2452. Harry Ward of Washington shot 90 for eighteen holes to top individual scores, with Fred Martin of Washington and W C Fomworth of Sigourney close behind. A large post-match dinner followed as wives joined the players, and both sides praised the course and clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Country Club
Sourney
Sigourney Club
Harry Ward
Washington
Wo C Fomworth
Sigourney
Fred Martin
C. Y. Braler
H. Cromworth
L. E. Wallace
Tom Dupuis
L. Benninger
Paul Utterback
Waldo Mackey
Ed Kuhn
J. R. Mackey
Ed Voltner
Paul Ray
Eugene Shipfer
Ralph Henninger
J. H. Kracht
Sid Waward
Dr. Eter
Will Harwood
Leslie Eicher
Gailord Waymack
Lawrence Wilson
Charles A. Dewey
A. E. Bald Tige
Shirley Clark
Fred Neiswanger
John Westphal
Lee Holland
Ralph Cibson
Charles Lytle
Ralph Thompson
Rex Benz
Ernest Lemmon
Vector Westphal
George McDaniel
Frank Carter
Rice returns to Washington to resume War Department duties
George Rice leaves tonight for Washington to resume his clerk position in the War Department after a three week visit with his mother Mrs. C. J. Rice. Dr and Mrs A W Crow and family drive to Corydon Iowa to visit relatives with Henrietta Hull accompanying them. The doctor plans to return early next week while Mrs Clow and the children stay longer.
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George Rice
Washington, D. C
War Department
C. J. Rice
Quartermaster General's Office
A. W. Crow
Corydon
Iowa
Henrietta Hull
Former Ainsworth Girl Honored by Juilliard Fellowship
Wilma Miller soprano of this city won one of eighteen Juilliard voice fellowships after New York faculty review. She will study with Marcella Sembrieh in Des Moines and Drake. The awards include three fellowships to New York City and twelve to other locations. Miller, Ray, and Bloom are graduates under Dean Tolmes Cowper, with Miller earning a 1924 voice and piano degree. The fellowship value is $1000.
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Juillard Musical Foundation
New York City
Wilma Miller
New York
Marcella Sembrieh
Des Moines
Drake
Ray
Mr. Bloom
Miss Miller
Tolmes Cowper
Miss
Washington Y M C A to elect five directors
The annual meeting of the Washington Y M C A will be held next Monday evening at the Y building. Five board seats for three years are open as terms of Dr W J Masson Frank R Sage Marsh W Bailey Ralph Shannon and Don Sherman expire. All members are urged to attend and participate while reports on the association work will be presented.
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Washington Y. M. GC. A
W. J. Masson
Frank R. Sage
Marsh W. Bailey
Ralph Shannon
Don Sherman
Washington
Everette Green Suffered Severe Binder Accident Near Keota
Everette Green formerly of Washington and now farming the Arthur Romine place in Seventy six township northwest of Keota was cutting oats when a tractor attached to the binder jumped forward. He was pinned and his legs were severely cut below the knee but freed himself and was taken to Washington for medical treatment.
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Keota
Everette Green
Washington
Arthur Romine Place
Figures in History: First Justices Seat in Western Reserve
The first seat of justices in the Western Reserve of Connecticut was established at Warren. Obie in 1810.
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Western Reserve
Connecticns Wos
Warren, Obie
Time and Truth Quote by Martin Luther
The saying urges action now rather than waiting for perfect conditions. It attributes the idea to Martin Luther and emphasizes timely effort over delayed undertakings.
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Martin Luther
Lloyd Edgar Will Not Return to Washington High School
Lloyd M. Edgar assistant principal at Washington High School for four years will not resume work next year. His resignation was accepted by the board of education as he must operate his father's farm near Morning Sun. The board elected Miss Ethel Stacy of Brighton to teach English and arithmetic in the junior high.
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Washington High School
Washington
Lloyd M. Edgar
Haw
Board of Education
Edgar
Morning Sun
Ethel Stacy
Brighton
Local Notes Include Sales Event and Travel News
The Misses Ressa and Roberta Willits visited relatives in Wapello at Mrs Grace Oakes home. A shopping offer promises a free pair of silk hose with shoe purchases of four dollars or more, ending tomorrow night. Charley Gazeman enjoys a summer outing at Lake Okoboji. Elizabeth Fisher returns from Washington D C where she works in Senator Brockhart's office and plans a vacation visit home. Miss Alice Meek travels to Peoria Illinois with relatives. HH Whittaker to ship cattle Sunday if buyers inquire.
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Ressa
Roberta Willits
Wapello
Grace Oakes
Elizabeth ‘Fisher
Washington
Dpd. C
Senator Brockhart
appropriately Named Easter Island rediscovery note
Easter Island in the South Pacific was named after its rediscovery on East er Monday 1722 by Roggeween a Dutch explorer. It is noted for its prehistoric gigantic statues and monumental remains.
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Easter Island
South Pacific Ocean
Roggeween
Simpson Sentenced to Six Months in Jail
William D. Simpson of Washington was arrested last Thursday evening by Marshall A. W. Miller for bootlegging. He pleaded guilty before Judge Wagner and received a 690 dollar fine and six months in the county jail. Deputy Burgess and Sheriff Denison assisted in the case.
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Simpson
Marshall Miller
Thomas Bur Pom
Sigourney
Borseee
Tha
Hurcess
Washington
Denison
Benaly
Judeee Wagner
Burgess
Rathbup
Sibby Haight
Thanks To Neighbors For Kindness After Death
We thank our neighbors and friends for their kindness during the sickness and death of our mother Mrs. Herman Wallace. Lee Pattison.
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Herman Wallace
Lee Pattison
Sun and Moon Gender in Classical Myth
The moon is described as feminine in Latin myth as Luna, goddess of the moon, while the sun is male, linked to the god Sol. The text notes gendered mythic roles in ancient sources.
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Luna
Lioebus
Divorce Claim by Georgia Negro Cited in Court
A historical transcript quoted a Georgia man applying for divorce, saying the marriage cost little yet pleads for relief. The judge is asked to consider dissolving the union amid the racial and regional context of the case.
Ambitious worker offers 40000 dollars with spare-time weed cutting
A fragmented ad notes a man can earn about forty thousand dollars by cutting weed in his spare time for thirty years, claiming he can log around 6,207 acres and reach the stated amount with suitable hardware.
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Rendy
Birds and weather rise and fall with song and mood
The piece notes birds signal mood and weather through song. When birds sing, it hints at emotional or atmospheric change, and silence suggests low mood and impending bad weather. Birds are portrayed as more weather sensitive than humans, reacting to atmospheric shifts with elation or sadness.
Attorneys Honor Col Wilson in Washington Iowa
Leading Iowa attorneys and members of the Washington bar gathered in Washington to honor Col C J Wilson marking fifty years in law. A noon luncheon in the Y M C A hosted by Sixth district and visiting lawyers featured several addresses. Attendees included Ralph Otte Iowa City Judge Lewis Montezuma Judge Jackson Muscatine Judge Roberta Ottumwa Judge Wikcksen Sigourney Judge Wagner Sigourney Judge Hamilton Grinnell and others. a brief district bar meeting followed and many visited the country club for golf in the afternoon.
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Iowa
Washington
Col. C. J. Wilson
Sixth District
Otter
Mighty
Dodre Ralph Otte
Iowa City
Lewis
Montezuma
DD. Vo Jackson
Muscatine
Vo OC. Roberta
Ottumwa
K. BE. Wikcocksen
Sigourney
HH. F. Wagner
Dan Fiamilton
Grinnell
J. FP. Devitt
Oskaloosa
Ross Mowtry
Newton
District Bar Association
Trade Between U S and Russia Exceeds Prewar Volume
Washington reports Russia America trade rose in 1924 to 49 million market value by official totals and 55.9 million per Russian Information Bureau. Projections show 1925 volumes near 75 million with prewar averages around 45 million. Trade machinery centered in New York via Amtorne Trading Corp and Centroso-Vus-America Inc with Russian and American officials.
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Washington
Moscow
Commerce Department
Russia
Russian Information Bureau
Information Bureau
United States
New York City
Amtore Trading Corporation
New York State
Centroso- Vus-America, Inct
Central Union of Russian Consumers’ Co-operatives
Russian Union of Agricultural Co-operative
Selskoy Suyus
Russian imports surge in textile and machinery trade with US
Russian organizations bought 38 million pounds of cotton worth 2.25 million dollars, 1.9 million dollars of industrial machinery, 750 thousand dollars of oil well supplies, and 2.7 million dollars of flour last year. Most cotton purchases go through the Russian Textile Syndicate, coordinating nearly the entire Soviet textile sector. Shipments go in cargo lots to Murmansk, mainly from New Orleans.
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Information Bureau
United States
AS Russian Textile Syndicate
Soviet Union
Murmansk
New Orleans
Pilotsburg Notes Include Family Visits And Oats Harvest
In Pilotsburg on Saturday many relatives visited C Rickey and M Travers. Mrs. Lewis denes returned from a three week hospital stay in Sun City. Wayne Stransky celebrated a birthday with neighbors. Allen Fickling delivered hogs to Wellman. A wind and rain storm blew down oats but caused no serious damage. The S A S group plans a gathering with Mrs. Bessie Fickling this afternoon. Rose Malony of Denver visited her ill brother Finley Rickey.
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Pilotsburg
and Vere
Hrvin
Pilotsburg S. A. S
Bessie Fickling
Rose Malony
Denver
Colorado
Finley Rickey
Local Social Notes From Washington R R Area
Mr C and Mrs F A Cordell and two sons Arthur and Howard Wayne of Rock Island Illinois visited Saturday evening and Sunday at the Chas Kephart and Ed Simmering home. Miss Charlotte Ballard visited late last week at the Will Miller home. Rev B W Pettit of Albia spent weekend at the Edgar Meyer home. Mrs T L Dodds and daughter Flora called on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Robert Kephart of Washington visited Chas Kephart and Md Simmering. Mela Kallous and Will Crozier are putting up the hay crop on the Bert Marsh farm southeast of Washington.
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Washington R. RR
F. A. Cordell
Arthur
Howard Wayne
Rock Island
Illinois
Kephart
Ed Simmering
Charlotte Ballard
Will Miller
Helen
Hazel
Charles
John Simmering Sr
B. W. Pettit
Albia
Edgar Meyer
T. L. Dodds
Flora
Washington
Robert Kephart
Chas
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