Owen Reigns in Quarterfinals of City Tennis Tourney
C Owen upset No 2 seed Hub Turner 6-4 6-3 in quarterfinals. He had earlier defeated B Gillespie 6-0 6-1 and Jim Wells 6-1 6-2. Finals likely Friday with semifinals set for tomorrow as others vie for spots on Y court and west Y court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Owen
Hub Turner
Owen
B. Gillespie
Jim Wells
Dave Boyer
Gene Turner
T. Cantoni
Stan Kiesey
H. Turner
John Owen
Tom Cantoni
Henry Little
Cantoni- Little
Loretta Cantoni
W Henry Little Theat
Mary Ellen Lytle
B. Clow
Dave Roger
Francis
Lucile Mangold
Doris Crow
Mangold-Rover
Loretta Cantonry
Betty Clow
Aileen Milligan
Loretta
Mary Mickey
Doris Clow
Betty Wilson
Betty Hamil
A. Milligan
Betty Jones
Retirees After 30 Years in Manson Post Office
Martha Slatter retires from the Manson Iowa post office after thirty years of service, ending her career with an annuity. She is succeeded by M. A. Trumball as the new postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manson
Iowa
Martha Slatter
M. A. Trumball
China Breakage on Big Liner
Aboard a large Atlantic liner breakage is a major issue relating to dinnerware. On an average voyage the ship uses about 21 000 plates 10 000 cups and 12 000 glasses of all sorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Riverside Faces Troop In Evening Softball Showdown
Softball fans in the Washington community can watch Troop F players challenge Riverside Wire, which has shown strong form this year. The games are set for the troop field at 8 30 tomorrow night with a city league curtain raiser. Troop manager Rudy Knottnerus says admission is five cents at the gate, and invites fans who lack a nickel to still come.
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Washington
Troop F
Riverside
Troop Field
Rudy Knottnerus
Rudy
Twenty Five Sign Up for City Golf Meet
Twenty five members of the Washington country club have signed up and paid 30 cents entry for the annual city golf tournament to start in a few days. Committee members T Garner Lee H Preston Wolf and Tracy R Phillips carry lists as entrants come in. The fund from fees will pay prizes for winners and runners up across flights. Jack Lytle defends the title and is expected to contend for the 1935 championship.
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Washington Country Clu
City
T. Garner Lee
H. Preston Wolf
Tracy R. Phillips
Hames
Jack Lytle
National League standings and results after a day
Baseball standings show New York and St Louis atop the league with Chicago and Philadelphia close behind. Yesterday featured multiple interleague matchups and several early season results across American and minor leagues with Milwaukee, Kansas City, and Columbus posting notable night games.
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New York
St. Louis
Eagin
Pittsburgh
BION
Os Mascus
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Scueen de Nhae
Boston
Seounem
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
York
Inone
Cleveland
Boston Entasei Manatee
Washington
Detroit
American Association
Minnesota
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Leuirville
Toledo
St. Paul
Louis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Clay Congregation to Have Preacher This Summer
The Clay congregation has employed Mr Parrott of Danville to preach every Sunday morning this summer. W. H. Jetteries of Walla Walla is visiting among old friends and relatives. Mr Jettzion was born and raised Bear ciland and at his advanced age of 85 traveled.
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A. J. Morgan
Clay
Parrott
Danville
W. H. Jetteries
Walla Walla
Washington
Uelel
Jettzion
Ciland
Demons edge Troop in eight innings in city league action
The Demons beat Troop F 7 to 6 in eight innings at Troop F field as both sides produced big innings. Casey Jones drove in Coulter with the winning run in the extra frame while Walt Wells pitched for the DeMolays against Crone of the Giants.
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Little Demons
Troop F
Giants
Soldiers
Demons
Casey Jones
Coulter
Walt Wells
Crone
McClure
Norton
McFadden
C. Bebe
Goodlander
Westermark
Hampsher
Woodford
Barker
Highland Center Relics Seen During Wellman Trip
Mrs. George Canott led a July Fourth visit to Wellman with family and friends. Doris and Samuel Canott rode in the Methodist Sunday school float while locals toured shop windows displaying relics. Several out-of-town visitors and relatives joined weekend gatherings and berry picking nearby.
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Highland Center
George Canott
Victoria
Doris
Samuel
Wellman
Everette Coon
Samuel Murphy
Haskins
Murphy
Joe Krotz
Ed Florang
Wilbur Chalupa
Samuel Canott
Lucille Murphy
Glen Green
Ernest Salladay
Washington
F. J. Salladay
Frank Podaris
Charley Raymond
Lenora Merrifield and
Jesse Meeks
Local notes from Fairfield area and Grinnell visits
Warren Young of Fairfield called on Monday morning. Miss Genevieve Meacham stayed with relatives in Grinnell and Oskaloosa. Mr and Mrs Neal Gammon and family of Keota visited EB S Herr family. 4-H girls held a cooperative supper and slumber party Friday at Miss Meacham’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Young
Fairfield
Genevieve Meacham
Grinnell
Oskalooga
Neal Gammon
Keota
EB. S. Herr
Miss Meacham
Florida guests dine with Pleasant Hill locals tales
Pleasant Hill notes a parade of visitors over weekend with residents hosting guests from Tampa and Sigourney as well as Ainsworth and Crawfordsville. Families, siblings, and extended kin gathered for dinners and casual visits at multiple homes, including the Benn, McCreedy, Sigafoose, Kephart, Swifts, and Pratt households.
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Karl Kephart
Pleasant Hill
Howard Benn
Tampa
Florida
Charles MccCreedy
Sigourney
SS. E. Sigafoose
H. W. Sigafoose
Howard Baker
Earl Kephart
Howard Caldwell
Frank Scranton
West Chester
Forest Walker
Jimmy
C. A. Bleese
Arthur Eden
Roberta
Ainsworth
Will Miller
Lee Hesseltine
Will Saville
Roy Randall
Glenn Beenblossom
Glenn Pratt
H. L. Witting
Raymond
Clara
Swift
Simple Smartness Dress Patterns For Summer Styles
This notice advertises a dark sheet Dubonnet red Swiss dress with white dots and red trim, available in navy and brown Swiss variants. It notes sleeves cut with shoulders for easy sewing, lists fabric options, and details Style No. 822 in sizes 14 through 40 inch bust. It includes pattern yardage and price information for the Pattern Book and Pattern, plus mail addresses for orders.
Youngest Preacher at 5 to Visit Washington Tabernacle
Charles Jaynes Jr the claimed world's youngest preacher will appear at the Foursquare Gospel tabernacle in Washington on July 19 20 and 21 The five year old directs gospel services preaches sings reads religious humorous and patriotic pieces even performing some songs in Spanish His mother Mrs Hazelle K Jaynes of Detroit confirms the boy will lead the services and attract historic crowds to the church in Washington
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Charles Jaynes, Jr
Foursquare Gospel Tabernacle
Washington
W. J. Stevens
Stevens
Hazelle K. Jaynes
Detroit
the Foursquare Church
Plans Set for 1934 Iowa High School Meet
Iowa City reports outline for the 1934 Iowa high school meet festival. The all-state event runs April 30 to May 2 with sub district and district contests preceding the finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
July Fourth Social Ties and Local Farm Work Report
July 4 festivities include Walter Bray and CC Dana families with Mer rill Gowey, ice cream and cake, and fireworks. Pleasant Plain and Fairfield residents visit kin. many families host gatherings as farmers report plowing corn soy beans and hay. The Hoslers travel from Glendale California after a death in the family. Priscilla club ladies meet. local youths visit relatives and enjoy meals and lawn treats.
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Veo
Roy Forbes
Pleasant Plain
Herman Gowey
Weldon Heston
Walter Bray
CC. ¢ Dana
Merrill Gowey
Carl Simmons
Fairfield
Frank Simmons
Wilma Jones
Albert Jones
Martin Jones
Richland
Charles Meacham
Lawrence
C. C. Dana
Oz Goney
Donald
Harry Hamilton
Charles Baker
Will Trails
Leo Hosler
Carlos Watson
California
BE. A. Hosier
Leo Hosier
Beverly Ann
Cleo Meister
Ottumwa
Glenn Hosier
White Oak Woman Breaks Wrist in Fall
Mrs. Cy Dickinson fell and broke her wrist at White Oak. She is in a cast and Isobel Ash is assisting with housework. The item notes visits from Mr. and Mrs. Steve Morgan and their Fairfield family, and Oz Gowey’s and Ned Morrow’s weekend time with local households.
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White Oak
Cy Dickinson
Isobel Ash
Steve Morgan
Fairfield
Lloyd Luers
Oz Goweys
Harry Hamilton
Ned Morrow
West Chester
Augustine Family Update From Washington Call
Dr. McLaughlin of Washington phoned from Lloyd Luers residence to check on George Augustine Monday and reported he is getting along fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. McLaughlin
Washington
George Augustine
Mr. Augustine
The Park Avenue Courtyard Tragedy and a Cursed Fur
Dick Bannister and his dog Bully witness a man’s death in a Park Avenue hotel courtyard after a fall from a high window. A Chinese villa of fur becomes the center of attention as a girl’s loss and a promise to replace it stir Bannister’s growing resolve and interest in her.
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Lthough Bannister
Bully
Dick Bannister
Museum of Natural History
Exporers
New York
Park Avenue
Bannister
Hod
Richard
Airl
Airdale
Napoleon
Jor
Eccome
Asia
Ova Scotia
Ar Ot
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Mv Little
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H. Parker
Cantoni
John Hughes
Tommy Gray
J.C. Penney Co
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Fuhr
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Tucker
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Ettiene Spenser
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Arthur Swift
Ralph McCreedy
Omer Wagner
Marguerite Reister
Charles Cannon
Clair Keating
Wallace Tibbs
Crawfordsville
Bruce Stewart
Margaret Pratt
Will Edgar
John Ganon
Frank Sechantz
Roy Kephart
Homer Kepharts
George Chalupa
Edd Chalupa
E. Sigafoose
O. BE. Babb
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Arlene
Maxine
Tom Swifts
Pat Swift
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Cloyce Dunbar
David
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C. R
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Eden Worm
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New York City
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C. A. Bray
Glendale
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Hildred Harken
Priscilla Club
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
King Features Syndicate
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