Francis Albaugh Seeks Acknowledgment Of Gravel Cause In Kalona Crash
Francis Albaugh asks the Journal to state that loose gravel at the Kalona crash scene contributed to his automobile accident. highway crew say gravel has been blamed before without factor, but Albaugh insists it was involved. Also mentions a special sale at Millers Footwear and a Washington shopper, Mrs Mayme Hammond of Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Albaugh
Kalona
Francis
Mayme Hammond
Harper
Washington
H. J. McCreedy
Waterloo
Bill
Bob
Jack
Rachel Ann Galloway
McCreedy
Bruce Lipscomb
Cedar Rapids
Jane Godfrey
Mount Pleasant
Etta McCall
Missoula
Mont
Orville Elder
G. W. Tassell
McLellan Stores
Washigeton
The Gadfly
A large black horsefly known as a gadfly is described as bloodsucking in this brief entry.
Hospital Births and Procedures Reported
Dale Hutt of Ainsworth route 2 was discharged yesterday. Mr and Mrs Robert Nicola of Verside welcomed a son at 8 55 p m weighing seven pounds George Beck of Kalona underwent emergency surgery last night Ceala Gerot of Riverside had a tonsillectomy yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Hutt
Ainsworth
Robert Nicola
Verside
George Beck
Kalona
Ceala Gerot
Riverside
Indees and Juniors Prep For Weekend Games at Blattner Field
Washington Independents and the Legion baseball juniors held a joint workout at Blattner field, rating three to four innings and drills. Juniors head to Muscatine Saturday for the district tourney, while Independents face Sigourney Hayesville at Blattner field Sunday. Riverside players were absent. Sumner Cummings hoped to test his Riverside batting against the Indees, but no contest materialized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Independents
Legion Baseball
Blattner Field
Muscatine
Sigourney-Hayesville
Blattnerfield
Sigourney
Riverside
Legion
Sumner Cummings
Wielders
Jensen Wins GOP Nomination For Seventh District Congress
Ned Oak wins Republican nod in seventh district as Ben Franklin Jensen secures the nomination with a margin over Oak. Democratic delegates will choose a nominee at the Atlantic district convention after none of six rivals cleared 35 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Oak
Ben Franklin Jensen
Atlantic
Club Standings and Results Summary
Major league standings show Pittsburgh leading with 44 wins and 26 losses in a tight NL race. New York and Cincinnati follow, with Brooklyn and Chicago mid-pack. Wednesday scores include Brooklyn 10 Pittsburgh 5 and Boston 10 St Louis 5. Philadelphia and Chicago faced wet grounds. Games today feature Philadelphia at Chicago and Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kl. Pet
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Laws
AOS
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Amercian Lehague W. L. Pet
New Yook
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Ghishee .c
Bloomfield Defeats Capital City Colored Giants 15–0
Pleasant Plain blasted the Capital City Colored Giants 15 to 0 before a large crowd at Fast Pleasant Plain. Bloomfield used three pitchers to secure the lopsided win and will play East Pleasant Plain next Sunday July 17, its last appearance there this season.
Prairie Center Social Notes From July Weekend Gatherings
Prairie Center residents share weekend visits with relatives and friends across Washington Keota Montrose and Iowa City. Families including Sheetz Zieglowsky Warren Koehler and Wylie hosted and visited relatives at numerous homes and a cooperative dinner at the Palmer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Wylie
Prairie Center
Marlene Sheetz
Marion Sheetz
John Simmering
Henry Zieglowsky
Iowa City
Dale Darbyshire
Carl Schneider
Tom Deal
Washington
Charles Zieglowsky
Sam Warren, Jr
Sam Warren
Ellis Swisher
Ainsworth
George Koehler and Sons
Koehler
John Weirman
Keota
Joe McCartney
Moline
George Koehler
Tom Sterling
Bernice Zieglowsky
Fred Zieslowsky
Lawrence
Virginia Donaldson
Fred Zieglowsky
Wark
Richard
Montrose
Calif
Malcolm Montgomery
Joan
Jackie Fields
John Zieglowsky
Ted
Martha
Carl Sehneider
Omer Wagner
Charles Palmer
Seaport Now Miles Inland Ravenna History Noted
Ravenna, once a bustling seaport and ancient Italian capital, lies many miles inland today due to shifting coastline and geological changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenna
Italy
Iowa grid men staying in shape during summer work
University of Iowa football players fill summer months with heavy labor and varied jobs from construction and steel gangs to lifeguarding and woodworking. Notable players include Nile Kinnick, Bob Allen, Erwin Prasse, Jim Kelley, and Frank Balazs, all keeping in practice while earning through summer employments in Iowa and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Wicherly
Prasse
Jack Wicherly
Holstein
Erwin Prasse
Chicago
North
Bob Allen
Nile Kinnick
Big Jim Kelley
Sioux City
Mike Enich
Jerry Niles
Balazs
Frank Balazs
Letterman
Froy Dean
Glenn Olson
Harold Mann
William Mangold
Lawrence Ely
Fred Martin
Jens Norgard
Russell Busk
Charles Irvine
Jack McKinnon
Bruno Andruska
Roscoe Carney
Jack Oling
Garfield Hillery
Country Home
Local visits and sales featured in Washington events
Mr and Mrs Woodrow Wade spend two weeks in Stanberry Missouri visiting relatives while Mr Wade takes a vacation from J C Penney. Harwoods store promotes a summer sale and Hanson’s July Clearance runs this week. Various residents travel for visits, sales, and vacations including Miss Stewart and Miss Greve from Davenport, and officers from nearby towns shop in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wade
Stanberry
Schoolgoing Cops Learn Medicine in Iowa City Course
Iowa City's police cadets attended a University of Iowa short course in scientific crime detection. Experts from the university hospital lectured on first aid blood and urine alcohol and intoxication and the psychology of criminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
University Hospital
Fred Jarvin
R. B. Gibson
Andrew H. Woods
H. E. Shirley
Am Boy Social News Highlights Local Visits
AmBoy July 14 report lists Mr. and Mrs L G Roberts visiting Ed Rees and Mrs J R Reaney and Hadith of Waterloo staying with Roger Colthurst. A parade of callers stops at Roy Whiteman and Clarence Owens homes and Frank Leeper grandparents. John May shells corn. Allen Conrad and Lacey Hinton visit Glen Owens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl White
Amboy
L. G. Roberts
Ed Rees
J. R. Reaney
Hadith
Waterloo
Roger Colthurst
Floyd Hamil
Charles McConnell
Phyllis
Washington
Roy Whiteman
Harry McConnell
Harold
Carl Roberts
Frank Leeper
Wellman
Ina Owens
Paul Lowe
Clarence Owens
Floyd Maxwell
John May
Willy Waggoner
Franklin Waggoner
Allen Conrad
Lacey Hinton
Glen Owens
Belgian Loriaux perfects uniform tone accordion in 1892
Armand Loriaux of Belgium perfected the uniform tone accordion enabling the same tone to be played with both out and in bellows, a development recorded in 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armand Loriaux
Atchison Shoe Sale Highlights Bargain Rack
Local shoppers flock to Atchison Shoes for bargain whites and colors with white dress and sport oxfords priced at 1.98 and 2.89. Visitors include Mrs. Ralph O Dow from Wisconsin and the McGuires from Princeton Illinois visiting relatives in Washington near Granville Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison Shoe Sale
A. E. Atchison
R. L. McGuire
Princeton
Ill
McGuire
Russell Knott
Damascus Shrine Picnic Invite at Crapo Park Burlington
Members of Damascus Shrine No 16 and families are invited to the state White Shrine picnic at Crapo park in Burlington on Sunday July 17. A basket dinner will be served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus Shrine No 16
Crapo Park
Burlington
Stunts at White Way Club Entertain and Award Prizes
A White Way club gathering at Mrs. Lee Craig’s home featured stunts by members led by Mrs. Merie Eckels who won first prize for an act titled Please Help the Blind. Mrs. Nellie Booth won second for a club member poem as others performed caricatures and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Way Club
Lee Craig
Merie Eckels
Nellie Booth
Worstel
Edgar Stewart
Nellie Munro
Ckels
Ernest Simpson
Anna Jean
Fred Forinash
Lou Augustine
E. E. Nevins
Simpson
Herman Schultz
Roscall
Fred Foriash
Portraits of Club Members Across A Local Page
Pauline, Jessie, Mrs Evans, Nellie Munro, Mrs Ralston, Pearl, Mae DeLong, Olive, Edith, Sammy DeLong, and Mrs Nellie Booth are featured as a cheerful roster. The piece highlights each woman’s temperament, role, and charm within the club, celebrating their participation and spirit.
Also Mentioned on This Page
LeRoy Pratt
Wolf Floral CO
Miller's
P.L. Etter
Indees
Sigourney Here
Jensen
Arkansas
Elberta Freestone
Bing Cherries
Ibs
Louisa Gold Butter
Wresh
Hoz
LA Washington
Oxydol
Bloomfield
Pleasant Plain
Khriday Special
State Theatre
Delicatessen
Trena Tolheim
Thor
J. T. Ostrus
Hanson
Marjorie Thompson
Mitchelville
Glenn Storms
St. Paul, Minn
Lyle Harris
Claude Woods
Fort Madison
R. F. McFarlane
P. C. Woods
Dave Fulton
Akron
Ohio
Woods
John Rohrer
Reister Bros
Helen Greve
Davenport
Ruth A. Stewart
Miss Stewart
Miss Greve
Dora Minick
J. C. Penney Commpany
Pioneer Drug
Ed Wiley
Nellie
West Virginia
D. F. Macon
Jean Hammond
S' Joseph
L. F. Harding
Miller’s
F. J. Oetjen
Viola
Oskaloosa
Walter Oetjen
Walter Oct Jen
Frank Flanders
O. K. Scott
James Clege
Pauline
Joe Skinner
Columbus City
Wily J. Allen
Wayland
Ralph O'Donnell
Wisconsin
Donald Smith
North Prairie Flower
Ity
Granville Love
Crawfordsville
Russell Brothers Cir
Mrs. J. Rothschild
Oakland Mills
Klein Klothing
Blanche
Sho
Margaret
Gertie
Anna
Jessie
Mrs. Evans
Pearl
Mae DeLong
Olive
Edith
Sammy DeLong
Asktor
Pe Aia E Es
Brand
Harry
Journal Bidg
Arrow & X-Act-Fit
Dougherty Bros
Cleo Jarrard
South
Iowa Ave
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