Ottumwa Y's Men Visit Ottumwa Club Event
Twenty eight members from Ottumwa Y's Men's Club attended a well received gathering at the local Y M C A. The program featured Gene Swenson and Mrs. N G Rupp in songs, a piano demonstration by Harold Fletcher, and remarks by A A Campbell and other officials. After the program the visitors toured the new Y M C A building and were listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa Y's
Coah Morton
Jocal Club
KE Woodford
Ottumwa Club
Gene Swenson
Ottumwa
N. G. Rupp
Swenson
Rupp Aleo
Rupp
Washington
Harold Fletcher
A. A. Campbell
A. W. Clow
Rotary Club
Rotary
Harry Kreider
Home Club
Paul Esch
Ottum Wa
Nelson G. Rupp
Chas. Sutton
Has Fine Exhibit at Nicola and Harmon’s store
Mrs. Frank Carter showcases an exhibit of parchment shades and plaques at Nicola and Harmon store drawing notable attention. Decorations described as unusual and designs as original attract visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicola & Harmon's
Frank Carter
Nicola and Harmon
Scott Crail Cited for Notable Window Display in Shrine Enclave
Scott L Crail display manager for Mullen Bluett in Los Angeles earned fine recognition for an innovative window display he prepared for the Shrine enclave event in Los Angeles. He has visited the J B Crail home on several occasions and authored an article on window display in a current trade magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott L. Crail
J. B. Crail
Scott
Mullen & Bluett
Los Angeles
Iowa farmers urged to use warehousing act for grain loans
Secretary of Agriculture Mark Thornburg advocates storing grain under state seal on farmers premises to secure loans from local banks or Iowa Farm Credit. Storage requires monthly inspections by a state sealer and costs about one half to one cent per bushel. Thornburg cites last year’s higher resale value for corn stored under the act and notes risks include possible quality decline and price drops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dis Moines
Iowa
Mark Thornburg
Iowa Farm Credit Corporation
The
Intermediate Credit Corporation
Thornburg
Homeseeker
Investment seekers trip boosts Florida land sales
J. W. Varner returned from Florida where he joined a party of investors and made several land sales. Varner reports Florida in an unprecedented boom with rising demand and expects strong business this fall and winter.
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J. W. Varner
Florida
Name the Holes for Golf Course
Local golf course members seek nine distinctive hole names via member suggestions. Submit your nine names to Fred Martin at Globe barber shop. collect any due golf balls from Mr. Martin. Committee plans another tournament and aims to resolve pending matters quickly.
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Fred Martin
Globe Barber Shop
Mr. Martin
Miscreant Tries to Open Pauls Safe
An apparent attempt to rob the Pauls Lumber Company safe was discovered this morning when the office opened. The safe door was knocked off with a sledge hammer but no interior was accessed. Authorities deem the crude effort the work of local talent and believe the intruder fled after failing to open the lock.
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Pauls Lumber Company
Justice Court Sets Bonds in Several Local Cases
Several cases heard in Justice Court in recent days. Merle Statler of Brichton bound over to the grand jury on seduction after waiving preliminary hearing, bond set at 1090 dollars. Floyd Ellis bound over to the grand jury for wife desertion, bond set at 1000 dollars, in default returned to jail. In District Court Homer A. Davis freed on condition to pay 15 dollars monthly for his family's support. H M Shelabarger of Chicago visiting Washington.
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Merle Statler
Brichton
Floyd Ellis
Homer A. Davis
Trace Bryan Ancestry to Eleventh Century Irish King
William Jennings Bryan may descend from Bryan Boru through William O Bryan a captain in King James Irish army in the war against William of Orange Historiographer Michael J O Bryans research links O Bryan name evolution to Tring and Dryen after a family move to Culpeper County Virginia from North Carolina Captain O Brian first settled there and traces reach back to 1689
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Associated Preas
New York
William Jennings Bryan
William O'Bryan
William of Orange
Michael J. O'Bryan
American-Irish Historical Society Today
O'Bryan
Bryan Boru
Mr. O'Dryan
O'bryen
Tring
Dryen
Onef
Culpepper County
Virginia
North Carolina
Captain O'Brian
Worthington the Wolf of Wall Street Faces Foul Play Claims
The Los Angeles report says Alice Worthington claims foul play befell her father John W. Worthington known as the wolf of La Salle Street after he fled to Mexico to avoid federal prison. A letter from Ensenada Lower California asks if a cheek sample might be sent to Los Angeles, dating two days after his last reported sighting.
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Los Angeles
Calif
John W. Worthington
la Salle Street
Mexico
Alice EB. Worthington
Ensenda
Lower California
Worthington
Ensenada
Shooting Ends Rivalry Over Woman in Richmond
In Richmond on July 29 Rudolph Disse shot dead Mrs Vivian Tomlin Peers, rival Henry Carter, and Detective Sergeant J Harvey Burke after saying he could not keep the woman. Automobile salesman William Britt was wounded as he tried to intervene. The killings followed a police court case in which Carter and Disse were principals. The girl faced charges from Disse and Disse faced a charge of threatening Carter’s life.
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Richmond
Rudolph Disse
Vivian Tomlin Peers
Henry G. Carter
J. Harvey Burke
Carter
William Britt
Disse
Cooperative Market Bill on the Program for Next Congress
President Coolidge and congressional leaders meeting at White Court discuss the agricultural outlook and the cooperative marketing bill. No general consensus on limiting federation in the next Congress. Coolidge favors passage of a cooperative marketing measure while urging committees to develop their own details.
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Swamvpscott
Mass
Coolidge
White Court
Comaloss
Plans to fight freight-rate increases to be set at conference
July 29 Des Moines reports plans to fight higher railroad freight rates through a conference of state farm organization leaders. At least six farm groups are expected represented. Joose Winga broke his arm while cranking a Ford D S Cuddy missed the meeting due to illness.
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Des Moines
State Farm
Officuth
Joose Winga
Cuddy
Dousherty
Local residents and visitors in Washington on summer relaxations
Burl Pringle resumes post at Commercial Bank after summer flu confinement. Harry Rice returns from Iowa City where he worked. Keota resident Lillian Singmaster visits Washington with friends. Crawfordsville’s W K Anwyl among out of town visitors. Roy Todd and Leslie Haynes visit Joe Kelly. Evelyn Peterson from Ainsworth shops in the city. L C Horning of Richland was in Washington yesterday. Ted Duke works in Iowa City for the summer. Charles Whistler of Brighton was a business visitor. James F Havel of Riverside arrives in Washington. JoLnn McGugin of Iowa City visits friends in town. Donald Patterson and Phillip Bordman of Davenport visit last night. Sherman Schewitz of West Chester shops in town today. Woman's Home Missionary Society of the West Chester M I church to meet Mrs. L P Jackson Friday afternoon.
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JoLnn McGugin
Iowa City
Washington
Donald Patterson
Phillip Bordman
Davenport
Sherman Scheitz
West Chester
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Ottumwa Y
CAL Club
Owen Lewis
B. White
Ralph Butcher
Paul Boyd
B. W. Lindley
W. C. Mullin
A. ©. Mickener
H.&. Woodford
Gene Wulfhubler
Elmer Beckman
Carl Flansburg
A. Keen
Mr. Raslow
G. A. Morrell
Miss Morrell
Miss Bowden
Manley Stevens
J. H. Sharp
Presbyterian Church
Daryl D. Dayton
Presbyterian
Jesse Miller
Peter A. Mazzei
Dayton
Oberlin University
Debussy
J. E. Ream
Lawrence Wilson
Kenneth Carris
Glenn Conard
Heyser
Cox
Miller
OF Parm
Pauls
Justice Court
H. M. Shelabarger of
Chicago
Smith Smart Shoes
Frank L. Wilson & Co
Bryan
the Wolf of
Wall St
Evening Journal
Inquire Journal
Fred Stewart
Ealing
Call Jenkins
East Second Street
Iawn
Congress Hotel
Priday
Flw
Wilers
Journal Office
Call
Inquire Journal Office
J. M. Wolfe
North Fourth Avenue
Sage Place
South Avenue B
Hance & Russell
Safety Building
Rock Island
Illinois
Frank Sage
National Cash Register
McElhinney Drug Co
L. F. Dixon
G. Juzeler
Sat
W. D. Stafford
Flor
Vito
Olds
Dempsey & Breitenbach
R&s-12
Studebaker
Marion Ave
Jno
Willian
Vrnished Srls
Jly
Ford
Treaks Arm
Louise Wombacher
West Main Street
Miss Wombacher
Burl Pringle
Commercial Bank
Harry Rice
Lillian Singmaster
Keota
W. K. Anwyl
Crawfordsville
Roy Todd
Leslie Haynes
Joe Kelly
Evelyn Peterson
Ainsworth
L. C
Ted Duke
Charles Whistler
Brighton
James F. Havel
Riverside
Woman's Home Missionsary Society of the
M. I. Church
L.P. Jackson
Mrs. Jones
Car. Brown
W.S. Reister & Sons
Eggs and Poultry
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