Campaign Against Nicaragua Rebels in Mountainous Estell Region
The U S Marines and constabulary under Major Oliver Floyd move from Estell to pursue General Sandino through rugged terrain. Honduran forces align on the frontier while Brig. Gen. Logan Feland commends aviation chief Ross Be Rowell for bombing Sandino’s lines. Ocotal reports say Sandino’s troops are thinning and deserting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
Oliver Floyd
U. Ss. Marines
Estell
Sandino
Qocotal
Honduras
Logan Feland
U.S
Washington
Ross BE. Rowell
Ross
Ocotal
Gilbert Db. Hatfield
Lindbergh Sought to Fly Over Boston Children's Hospital
A Boston Sunday report says a letter from a hospitalized child asks Colonel Lindbergh to fly low over the Boston Children's Hospital on Friday. Mayor Nichols forwarded the note, and Ned of Spokane, Washington, writes he will watch for Lindbergh from the hospital porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Children’s Hospital
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbeigh
Nichols
Lindbergh
New York
Children’s Hospital
Toston
Spokane
Washington
Ned
President Coolidge Advises Newspaper Men in Flood Relief Talk
President Coolidge meets Secretary Hoover at Custer station to discuss a possible October special session of Congress for Mississippi River flood relief. Hoover declines to disclose details before consulting the president.
Local Notes Include Mason Meeting and Farm News
The column reports a first degree Masonic meeting at 7 30 tonight. Glenn and Herman Matucha open a East Man street stand selling pop candy and peanuts, with Herman noting about twelve dollars earned this summer. Several residents visit family in Chicago Davenport and other towns, and a Rock Island freight car derailment near town prompts quick repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
Herman
Will Matucha
East Man Street
Katherine Marbourge
Los Angeles
Calif
Alex Marbourg
EK. T. Wickham
Rock Island
Here
Meatt
Chicago
May McCulley
Mary Juliet Lemmon
Joh Elger
Virginia
Mt. Pleasant
Homer Elger
Lucille
Josephine McKevitt
Moline
Leslie Payne
Helen Little
Lloyd Little
Davenport
PD. M. Bridges
Muscatine
Edna
Ruth Bridges
Frank Rouse
Roy Stewart
Mary Louise
J. A. Clendenning
Keota
Willa Freshwaters
Norma Adams
Keola
W. A. Gibson
Harry Sorden
Burlington
Wil
Fred West
Stella Palmer
South Dakota
Nebraska
Black Hills
University At
Iowa City
WSUI
Jesse Miller
Paul Leech
John Waymack
Florence
Alabamba
Phil Weldin
W. C. Molison
Keokuk
Floyd Britain
Brighton
E. B. Hammer
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ezra Goodwin
Hayesville
Iowa
Will Martin
Martha Sands
Dale Ebner
Ainsworth
RR. Erickson
Dorothy Sands
A. Sand
Ebner
Leader warns relief funds may not last after November 1
A public official said the funds now available for relief work may not last past November 1. He suggested urgency in allocating resources to sustain aid programs and prompted calls for continued funding.
Picnics and Social Gatherings Highlight Local Tea
Washington ladies enjoyed a Sunset Park picnic last evening tied to the Entre Nous Club reunion. Out of town guests included Mrs. B. W. Southwell Des Moines and Miss Kate Buckley Chicago with about a dozen children present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sunset Park
CC. A. Bleese
Maurice
Kaceet
Agnes Erhart
Donald Erhart
Chicago
Community club announcements for July meetings
Local groups list upcoming meetings for 4-H Peppers Wellston Social club Rural Women's club Woman's Relief Corps Just Us club Independent club H H club West Chester RR C Ladies Social Union New Haven church auxiliary Prosperity Encampment. Socials, potlucks, installations, and visiting invitations noted with dates and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Social Union of
New Haven Church
Emma Ralston
Alleged Swindle Reported by County Farmer
County Agent W C Molison received a letter from farmer C H Beenblossom near Answorth alleging a group of portrait men are misrepresenting themselves. Beenblossom says they present as sent from Molison to collect data and photos for an upcoming exhibit this fall. Molison denies any connection with the farm bureau and says the portrait agents are unaffiliated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Molison
C. H. Beenblossom
Answorth
Local Visitors Reported In Cedar Rapids And Brighton
J. H. Warren traveled to Cedar Rapids on business today. OB. Myers of Brighton was in town to attend to business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Warren
Cedar Rapids
OB. Myers
Brighton
Death claims Mrs J B Crail after decade of service in Washington
Mrs J B Crail died at 6 20 am at 09 West Washington after a long illness. Funeral at four pm Friday at the residence with burial in Em Grove cemetery. A longtime community organizer she led local Red Cross work, the Improvement League, and the Washington Wood Fellows club. She aided the women’s auxiliary, American Legion Auxiliary, and Women’s Relief Corps and helped place uniform flags in front of businesses. Born Julia Willard Smiley in 1872 near Uniontown Pennsylvania, she moved to Washington in 1893 and married J B Crail in 1901. She leaves her husband, sister Cora Smiley, and three step-sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Crail
Crail
West
Washington Street
Em Grove
Red Cross
Washington County
Improvement League
Women's Auxiliary
Washington County Hospital
American Legion Auxiliary
Women’s Relief Corps
Washington
Presbyterian Church of
Julia Willard Smiley
Uniontown
William
Fannie (Dearman) Smiley
Iowa
Winfield
Crail Dry Goods
Cora Smiley
Hubert
Rodney
Philip Crail
Cherrie Messinney
Mrs. Crail
Methodist Church Dinner Fills Hall For Fellowship Event
A capacity crowd attended a Methodist Episcopal dinner and fellowship gathering. Mrs. Carl Hedges chaired a program with vocal quartets, humorous readings, and remarks by Frank L. Wilson on the church budget and the single envelope system for a $15,000 annual budget. A $500 donation from the Ladies Aid was presented to the treasurer, and the evening closed with grace and prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies Aid Society
Carl Hedges
Mefrs Widmer, Miller
Tledges and Brown
Chas. Speer
Keck
Clearch
Drive to Washington From Coast in 7 Days
Mr and Mrs David Warfel of Pasadena California completed a 2280 mile automobile trip to Washington in seven days averaging 323 miles per day They noted extreme heat across New Mexico and Arizona caused sunburns They plan to visit here and Iowa City before returning home
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David Wartel
Pasadena
Calif
Washington
California
New Mexico
Arizona
Clinton County Rail Funds Refunding Spares Primary Roads
Clinton County to refund $150000 to farmers living along paved primary roads under the state road control bill approved by the legislature. Mrs Leonard L Johnson and Leonard Jr. visit Burlington to see friends and relatives for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard L. Johnson
Leonard Jr
Burlington
Clinton
Clinton County
California Trip Ends for Mrs. Warfel
Mrs. R. S. Warfel, who had been visiting in California, is returning home by train, completing her trip.
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California
Local visitors tour Burlington and Des Moines area
Mrs Carlton Wilson Mrs Corinne Cherry Miss Nell Tripp and Miss Keitha Dawson visited friends in Burlington today. Agnes Wheelan returned to duties at the Commercial Savings Bank after a two week vacation spent with her sister Deeela Wheelan at Des Moines Mildren Brockway of Conesville was overseeing shopping and visiting with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Ryan
Eldora
D. W. Harvey
Dave Harvey
Carlton Wilson
Corinne Cherry
Nell Tripp
Ketha Dawson
Burlington
Agnes Wheelan
The
Commerciial Savings Bank
Deeela Wheelan
Des Moines
Mildren
Brockway
Conesville
Avith
Edward Pfeiffer of Brighton Ends Life at Farm Home
Ed Pfeiffer 44, a son of John Pfeiffer, took his own life with a shotgun near Fairfield. Despondency from ill health cited. Body found outside the family farm home at daybreak, four and a half miles southeast of Brighton. Survived by father, two brothers Orin and Homer, and four sisters including Mrs Crile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Andrew Crile
Here
Edward P. Feiffer
Feiffer
Mra. Crile
Crile
Brighton
Ed Pfeiffer
John Pfeiffer
Orin
Homer
Mia
Art Koch
Arthur van Winkle
Alma Pfeiffer
New MELLO GLO Face Powder Featured by Sherman Bros
A new shade named MELLO GLO is promoted as a youth color powder that resists perspiration, keeps skin from drying, and blends well. The ad touts the French Process Face Powder for its long wear and pore-friendly formula, from Sherman Bros Druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Bros
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Force OF Marines
Lindy
President Coolidge
Westphal
East Side
Wellman
Lucille McDowell
Doris Martin
Royal Neighbors Society
Qr. C. Wilcox
North
Avenue
Cleone
Cathryn Caldwell
Wellston Social Club
Mre
Zodie Zeur
Rural Women’s Club
Carl Nagg
Woman's Relief Corps
Sadie Hollinger
State Department
W. IR. C
Grand Army
Just Us Club
al Fields
Independent Club
James Palmer
H. H. Club
George Brown
W. RR. C
West Chester
Auxiliary of Prosperity
HALP
Woman's Home
Foreign Missionary Societies
Dr. Bowers
W. S. Reister & Sons
Eggs & Poultry
Est Street
Rayon
Edw. Pfeiffer
H. J. Ward & Co
Frank L. Wilson
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