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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1927

Page

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Stephenson Brought to Indianapolis

D. C. Stephenson arrived in Indianapolis at 3 a.m. and was placed in a waiting automobile. He was taken directly to the Marion county grand jury for questioning, arriving amid reporters and anticipation. The jury soon disagreed with the prosecutor's plan to delay the inquiry until August and pressed to hear Stephenson's testimony before adjourning.

Indianapolis Ind D. C Stephenson Michigan City Walter H. Daly Robert Moore Moore Marion County Grand Jury Remy Indiana James A. Collins Collins

Prairie Center News under Edna Ruebsam and threshing notes

Prairie Center notes Edna Ruebsam leaves for Pocatello Idaho to visit brother Perry Kephart. Local threshing continues with Joe Klopfenstein harvesting oats and wheat. wheat at eighteen bushels per acre and oats estimated 45 to 54 bushels. Augusta Koehler visits with Zieglowskys while 4-H girls cheer at Governor Hammill event. Rob Kephart and Ruebsams host, Dorothy Ruebsam suffers ivy poison as rain hope lingers.

Prairie Center Edna Ruebscam Pocatello Idaho Perry Kephart Prairie Daugher Augusta Koehler Zieglowsky Governor Hammill Walter Hammill Walter Brown Rob Kephart Washington A. Ruebsam Ruebsam Dorothy Ruebsam

Vigilantes From Scott County Win State Pistol Meet

Scott county vigilantes led by Feore 92.3 won top honors in the Iowa state pistol shoot held at Fort Des Moines under Iowa Bankers Association supervision. Chero kis County 90.4 took second. Heele chief of the Kerokote team topped individuals with 96.5. Westberg Burgbridge Dewey Reading placed, earning cash prizes and badges for expert sharpshooter or marksman status.

Des Moines Scott County Feore Iowa O. Westberg James Burgbridge Delaware County E. R. Dewey Mershall County C. M. Reading Greene County

Studebaker Price Cut Brings 1928 Models Down

I W Schenefelt local Studebaker dealer announces price reductions from 50 to 260 dollars on all Studebaker models for 1928. Cars include the President Dictator and Commander with new manufacturing allowing beauty power comfort durability and economy. Show models expected in a few days.

I. W. Schenefelt Studebaker

Local Guests and Travelers Reach East Town

Miss Norma Lewis and Margar et Paxton were guests of friends in this city yesterday. William Molison arrived from Malcom Town after an accident and will spend several days here. Mrs. Molison left the county hospital in good spirits. Termatrong of Chicago is visiting the T. W. Uiarwood shop during the July sale. Dorothea Thompson returned home from Burlington and will spend the weekend with her parents. Mrs. Ted Gallup of Iowa City is visiting her mother and sister. Harold Jones returned from Camp Knox after summer military training with other Ames youths. Mrs. Mary Tarrell and Mrs. W. C Hayes left for Trenton after two weeks with the Spies family. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Bostwick Jr and baby plan a short visit to Nauvoo IL. Carl Jungbluth and others travel to Lansing IA for a Mississippi fishing trip. A delegation of shoppers and business callers from Noble and Wayland accompanied by several named locals. Additional visitors from Keota Crawfordsville and other towns are listed.

Norma Lewis Margaret Paxton William Molison Malcom Wo Molison Molison Ames Mary Tarrell W. C Hayes Trenton Nebraska A. A. Spies B. F. Bostwick, Jr Baby Nauvoo Carl Jungbluth George McDaniel L. A. Jones Ralph Shannon Frank Miller Ernest Lemmen Lansing Iowa Mississippi River Noble Wayland Harry Clark Rohbert Hansley Edward Richardson Charles Ruth Irwin Boshart John Roth Ed Wenger Dave Wenger Danny Good Howard Freshwaters Keota William P. Adams Rubio Mra J. R. Williams Crawfordsville J. M. Utterback Ainsworth J. R. Jones Has

Theodore Zieglowsky Recovers and Returns Home

Theodore Zieglowsky, who suffered a burn injury recently, is reported to be recovering well and has returned home from the hospital.

Theodore Zieglowsky

Henry Ford at 64 plans battle with General Motors

Detroit on Ford's sixty fourth birthday reports he plans a major challenge to General Motors. Ford envisions airships after the fight and describes a new low price yet to be announced. He stresses cooperation among automakers to keep the industry balanced and jobs secure.

Detroit Mich Henry Ford General Motors Corporation Ford General Motors

Keota Women of Relief Corps Hold Park Picnic

A West Chester park picnic hosted by Keota Women’s Relief Corps leaders Mrs. Fay Thomson and Mrs. Kate Sehmitt drew several G A R veterans and members of the Keota corps. Despite smaller attendance due to other engagements, attendees enjoyed loaded baskets, social time, and good company with Civil War veterans J L Pulver William Nelson and J M Wilcox among those present.

Keota Womens Relief Corps West Chester Dora Putvey Kate Sehmitt Keota Corps W. R William Nelson J. M. Wilcox M. Meyers Corps Mra Allie Shevitt

Farm Bureau Men Leave for Europe to Study Farming

President Sam H. Thompson leads a Canadian group of American Farm Bureau federation agriculturists on a 60 day tour of Europe. They will visit Denmark Germany Holland France Belgium England and Scotland to study marketing and production methods and agricultural education. A report on foreign conditions will be presented at the federation’s Chicago meeting in December. Leaders include J. G. Chrysler Walcott Iowa and J. C. Frey Manhattan Kansas.

Europe New York Sam H. Thompson American Farm Bureau Federation Aurania Denmark Germany Holland France Belgium England Scotland The Federation Chicago J. G. Chrysler Walcott Iowa Farm Bureau Federation J. C. Frey Manhattan, Kann Kansas State Farm Bureau

Indoor Chautauqua Presented by Women’s Mission Group

Mrs Orville Dayton and Mrs George Dowell guided a five night indoor chautauqua at the high school featuring Washington's singers readers and actors. Highlights included Manton Hebner on accordion with Mrs T R Phillips at piano and a colored drama Mrs Black's Pink Tea. Proceeds benefit foreign mission work.

Orville Dayton George Doweell Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Washington Manton Hebner T. R. Phillings Cloud Willits Carl Hedges Schumann Heinke R. L. Badger Freda Stravinsky

America Will Protect Its Naval Standing If Talks Fail

Rapid City dispatch reports the Coolidge administration intends to strengthen the US Navy if arms limitation talks stall. Britain’s plan to expand sea power may trigger US cruiser and destroyer growth, while officials deny any current announcement but warn against a naval race.

America Rapid City S. B Great Britain United Press British Empire United States

Marion Township Wins Exhibit at Farm Bureau Day

Marion township took first place with 66 percent of 1000 possible points at the Farm Bureau Women’s Department Achievement Day in the Baptist church. Washington township was second, Jackson third, as the second annual observance drew larger countywide attendance.

Marion Farm Bureau Women's Department George Finch Washington Township Fred Palmer Jackson Township Lloyd Walker J. N. Phillips Velma Stafford Marion Township Neil Trotman W. E. Nicola Town Township Leslie Gates

Golf Tourney Dinner Delayed To Thursday Night

The golf tournament at the country club will finish with a dinner moved to Thursday evening instead of Wednesday. Club women host a bridge fair on Wednesday afternoon, prompting the change. Several pairings updated due to absences include Hugh McCleery versus H B Knight and Lee Holland versus Claude Tucker.

Hugh McCleery H. B. Knight Lee Holland Claude Tucker J. Rothschild S&s W. Livingston Manton Hebner John Westphal, Jr Leland Carris Bruce Cowden

Orchestra Charms Fox Theater Audience

Washington youth orchestra Zeke's Zerenaders drew a packed crowd at Fox Theater yesterday evening. They performed a popular program that delighted attendees and showcased the group's rising local popularity.

Zeke's Zippy Zerenaders Washington Fox Theater

Kopp to Deliver Address at Dutch Creek Fair

Rev Carl W Klemm reports W F Kopp of Mr Pleasant will speak at the Dutch Creek fair with possible focus on agriculture. Kopp accepted and will speak in the afternoon as plans for a large tent and program progress. The fair aims to follow last year's schedule with some evening changes and Sept 1 as the event date.

Carl W. Klemm Dutch Creek Fair W. F. Kopp Pleasant Congress Kopp Klein Washington

New State Park Near Muscatine Granted

Iowa annexed a new state park of 217 acres known as wildcarden northwest of Muscatine after deeds signed by Misses Emma and Clara Brandt of Davenport. State treasurer Ray Johnson and executive council secretary W C Merckens represented the state in the completed transaction yesterday.

Muscatine Iowa Wildcarden Here Emma Clara Brandt Davenport Ray Johnson W. C. Merckens Executive Council

Local Families Take Short Visits and Safe Travels

Mrs. Fred Shoemaker visits Davenport to spend time with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Palmer W’4en and daughter Helen Joan drive to Dallas Center after a stay with J. A. Porter and John Wilson couples. Mrs. George McGinnis and Evelyn join them for a short visit. Merle Wilson arrives from Idaho Falls for several days with relatives, plans to return next week with Faye and Florence Wilser traveling by car.

Fred Shoemaker Davenport Palmer W‘4en Helen Joan Dallas Center Town J. A. Porter John Wilson George McGinnis Evelyn Merle Wilson Idaho Falls Idaho Newt Faye Florence Wilser

Vinton Bootleggers Have Their Troubles

VINTON I A July 30 Boots: Sheriff Whelan and a deputy seized ten gallons of alleged alcohol and arrested Gram Cantwell 25 and Henry Ibross 40. They waived preliminary hearing and were bound over to the grand jury on illegal possession charges.

Vinton Benton County Kr. Ll. Whelan Whelan Gram Cantwell Henry Ibross Justice Court

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