Community society notes and club gatherings report
The W R C met at Mrs Asa Jones home with thirty four members. The Rose Mary club gathered at Mr and Mrs leyee Stewart's for cards and music with a late luncheon. The G G club met at Ainsworth with five members and a bank raid joke. The C D A met at Mrs John Batley for quilting and social time. Rural Women's club discussed Nutrition and Clothing while touring the timber and swimming pool site. A dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs Joe Falk concluded the social round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Jones
Frank Gobbie
Rose Mary Club
Leyee Stewart
Ben Briley
Joe Falk
Community notices announce bake sale and picnic events
Notice from Nurses Alumnae of Washington County Hospital plans a bake sale at Cunningham's Grocery Saturday July 26. The U and I club families issue a picnic supper at Sunset Park Saturday evening. W C T U to convene July 29 at the Baptist church with Mrs Gretta Gray speaking. Westminister Guild meets Monday at 7 30 led by Edith Carris.
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Nuerses
Washington County Hospital
Cunningham's Grocery
U. and 1. Club
Sunset Park
Baptist Church
Gretta Gray
Noticoe
West Minister Guild
The
Presbyterian Church
Edith Carris
Regular meeting notice for officers and members
Notice to K P Regulars of a meeting on Monday July 2 and 8 at PM. Members and officers asked to be present. W H Sigfoose C C 3813
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W. H. Sigafoose
C. C
Mrs Candler Won't Oppose Divorce Suit
Atlanta July 25 Mrs Mae Little Ragen Candler will not oppose the divorce suit filed by Asa G Candler Sr Atlanta millionaire. A cash payment of 60000 to her prior to the filing prompted her willingness to settle and waive alimony or participation in his estate.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Mae Little Ragen Candler
Asa G. Candler
Atlanta Journal
Iowa Senate Rejects Maytag Confirmation Amid Budget Debate
The Iowa Senate refused to confirm Maytag amid a heated budget reform clash with Thurston's repeal proposal. Governor Kendall was notified and considering options as the session risks extending to act on a new appointee. The vote was described as a decisive rejection with efforts focusing on appointing the best candidate.
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Kendall
Senate
Maytag
Sesson
Des Moines
State Senate
Dutcher of Johnson
West Virginia to Be a Battle Ground in November Election
President Coolidge gathers information on the West Virginia political scene home to John W. Davis. Three conferences on the situation have occurred in the past week with promises of more. Participants include Guy D. Goff former aide and now Senate candidate Howard Sutherland and Ira E. Robin. Secretary of Agriculture nominee Mark Thornburg faced no opposition. Ernest Hamilton of Winterset was confirmed as a new Democratic parole board member.
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Treasy
Washington
Coolidge
West Virgina
John W. Davis
West Virginia
Guy D. Goff
Howard Sutherland
Ira E. Robin
Ernest Hamilton
Winterset
New Democratic
Board of Parole
La Follette National Committee Convenes in Washington
The La Follette campaign's national executive committee met in Washington with John W. Nelson of Wisconsin presiding. They authorized limited discipline on the campaign while avoiding a rigid structure and addressed electors, endorsements, and financing plans.
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la Follette Party
Associated Press
Washin
John W. Nelson
Wisconsin
Chicago
la Follette
Automobile Run Off Creek Bridge Kills Three Near Gallup
An automobile left a bridge and plunged into a foot creek fifty feet below near Boardman Place one mile from Gallup New Mexico early today. Victims include Thomas Lane James Wood and Mrs A T Sonjat proprietress of a local Gallup hotel one person injured seriously remained in hospital.
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Associated Press
Gallup
N. M
Boardman Place
Thomas Lane
James Wood
A. T. Sonjat
Davis Praised at Home Amid 1916 Governor Race Talk
Letters from supporters say Mr. Davis is highly regarded locally while avoiding firm statements on November outcome. Notes on Mr. Coolidge’s possible decisions remain undisclosed, with no clear conclusions yet.
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West Virginia Supreme Court
Davis
Coolidge
Elevator Owners to Meet in Des Moines
Des Moines will host a meeting July 28 of country elevator representatives to discuss farmers buying Chicago grain marketing businesses. J Fr Gustafson president of the National Farmers Grain Dealers Associated announced the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Country Elevators
Chicaso
J. Fr. Gustafson
National Farmers Grain Dealers
Associated
Senate panel to resume Internal Revenue probe
The Senate committee investigating the Internal Revenue Bureau voted to resume hearings during the summer recess. Senator Watson resigned the chair as Senator Couzens, joined by Senators King and Jones, shifted control and supported resumption of inquiries.
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Associated Prean
Washington
Watson
Indiana
Senate
Internal Revenue Bureau
Couzens
Michigan
King
Utah
Jones
New Mexico
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Ben
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Dade
Teddy
C. D. of A
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Katherine
Fred Jardon
Omaha
Elmer Cherry
Charles Cherry
Harriet Phillips
Mildred Fuhr
Mary
Willa Briley
Anna Wesley
Harlan O'Loughlin
Ruth Vincent
Shoulder Cloeds
Chucks
Hamburg
Frank Boll
Brisket Boll
Bologna
Sie
Ade
Veal
Crez & Speer
South Side Square
Iowa
Haynes
Thurston
Clark County
Dawson
Joseph Dawson
Aurelia
Budget Appeal Board
W. T. Mattes
Sac City
A Journal
Want-ad
Mark Thornburg
Creek Bridge
Westphal
Hallmark
Palm Beach
Klein Klothing Ko
Gee Eee
Ean
Les
Green River Inducine
Marion Ave
Crear Atlantic & Pacific
Physicians and Surgeons
A. John Droz
West Main Bt
Frank Boller
City
Mutual
W. Washington
T. J. Pease
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Blue Mutual
J. D. Dayton
Westchester
Washington County
Austin Sutherland
Brighton
R. R
T. A. Michels
Washington, Iowa
Morrison & Morrison
Morrison Bidg
North Side
Brookhart Bros. Law
Opera House
Mutual Phone
CG. J. Wilson
Cc. C. Wilson
Wilson & Wilson
Opposite Journal
Livingston & Eicher
Abstract Department
Nat'l Bank
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