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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1925

Page

8

Local notices and updates from Washington County area

Local brief mentions of residents and visitors include Pd Simmering recovering from appendicitis at Washington County Hospital, Dougherty Bros. advertising autos and straw hats, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Whistler returning to Omaha after visiting Miss Ida Calendar, Mrs. Charles Clapp returning to Fairfield after business, Clive Gray returning from a week with Des Moines relatives, Frank Miller’s return to Burlington, Rev. H. S. Atchison headed to Fairfield and then New Brighton Pennsylvania, Carolyn Hamilton offering a six week singing course starting June, and Shirley Clark traveling to Davenport for business.

Carolyn Hamilton Main St

Local News Briefs From Washington and Surrounding Towns

Miss Eather Gibson returns home from Charles City after teaching the past year. Miss Edna Mercer leaves for Des Moines to spend part of the summer in Washington for the Gypsy Rover presentation. Myra Shaffer reelected teacher of the seventh grade. Owen Hayes travels to Fairfield on business. Mr and Mrs Leo Brown Des Moines and Mrs C C Richardson Keota visit Washington relatives on Memorial Day. Dougherty Bros advertise work hats and auto parts. Mr and Mrs EB Morrison plan a summer auto trip to Washington state and Oregon visiting relatives and friends.

Edna Mercer Des Moines Washington Northwestern University Chicago University Leo Brown C. C. Richardson Keota W. J. Taylor EB. D. Morrison Dunham Priscilla Washington State Oregon Sidney Smith Major Latta Morrisons

Coats Marked Down At Crail's For Spring Sale

Miss Ruth Gibson returns from Decorah Iowa to spend summer at home. Crail's advertises deep reductions on ladies and children's cloaks with prices slashed from 24.75 to 18.65 and 16.75 to 14.25 and 8.75 to 6.95. Maureen McLaughlin Helen Cunningham Isabel Lemmon leave for Europe next week via Chicago and New York City aboard a tour led by Prof. Paul Peck of Grinnell College. Mrs Dale Long visits Arthur Teeter ill in Iowa City. Mrs Cook recovering after major operation in Torrance California.

Crail's Maurine McLaughlin Helen Cunningham Isabel Lem‘mon Washington Europe Chicago New York City Paul Peck Grinnell College W. A. Cook

Lopez-Frazier War Comp Claim Heads to Jury

The Lopez-Frazier case, a federal suit by Arthur Lopez-Frazier seeking war compensation for Arthur Frazier, a World War veteran from Winner South Dakota, is expected to go to the jury late today after close of evidence. The jury will hear arguments before instruction and render a verdict ending an eighteen month dispute over identity.

Lopez-Frazier Associated Prema Minneapolis Arthur Lopez-Frazier United States Arthur Frazier Winner, S. D France

Cemetery Wireless Tap Blocked by Ashford Town Council

In Ashford Ireland local authorities halted attempts to attach a wireless aerial to a tree within the town cemetery. The action was stopped after council intervention citing safety and preservation concerns.

Ashford Ireland

Denison Banker Voss Forgery Trial Near Verdict

In Denison, the State and defense rested in the forgery case of C L Voss, former bank cashier. Prosecutors argued, while defense cross examined, with jurors possibly reaching a verdict by tomorrow noon. a night session was discussed.

Sac City L. Voss Denison Andrew Bell Crawford County Robert Healy University of Iowa Bank of Denison Iran Gillmor C. L. Voss Charles M. Dutcher Union Iowa City Vos Voss

Lightning Fire Myth Debunked Says Expert

An expert declares fires sparked by lightning are not mythic exceptions but ordinary fires. Water is not universally useless. the claim that lightning fires cannot be extinguished is unfounded. The piece argues standard firefighting applies to lightning-ignited blazes.

Eexchange

Man 64 Sentenced to Six Months Hard Labor in London

A sixty four year old man in London was sentenced in November to six months hard labor for stealing dolls.

Tan London

Observing the Speaker Beyond Words

A quotation from Lavater notes that one who watches the speaker more than the words may avoid disappointment as wisdom shines in delivery and meaning alike.

Great Holland flower show draws global florists and American delegation

In Heemstede on May 10, florists from around the world attend a giant Dutch bulb display and the first international horticultural federation congress with an American four-member delegation. The event features vast fields, record lilac displays, and notable talks including US import restrictions on narcissus and calls to keep plants free of disease.

Heemstede Holland International Horticultural Federation Congress United States International Federation Paris Canada Germany Phytopathological Congress of Washington

Memorial Day at Grace Hill cemetery honors fallen soldiers

Memorial Day at Grace Hill included songs by the Grace Hill chorus and a patriotic speech by Rev. Bender. Veterans from Civil War to World War II era were honored with decorates and a list of those remembered, including B. F. Beitel and Anna Springer. A murder case in Cedar Rapids is noted with a motion to set aside two true bills against Dan O Neal.

Grace Hill Grace Hill Chorus Bender Grace Hill Church M. Hollinger B. F. Béitel America B. F. Beitel Anna Springer Woman's Relief Corps Oscar Lane C. C. Strohm Iowa Instry Jacob Blick Robert Beaty 30Th Isaac Shidler 4Th Cavalry John Meyer Ohio Instry Tobias E. Rahmel 51St Daniel W. Corpman Joseph Blickensderter Clinton Dan O'Neal Cedar Rapids Homer Brownfield

Supreme Court to Hear Iowa Bovine Tuberculosis Law Challenge

Des Moines full bench arguments set for June 16 on constitutionality of the Iowa Bovine Tuberculosis eradication law. In Council Bluffs police report Albert C. Mack signed a confession for a bank robbery in Onawa Iowa. Keokuk reports A L Parsons, attorney and former Superior court judge, died of heart trouble.

Council Bluffs Omaha Albert C. Mack Onawa Keokuk A. L. Parsons Superior Court

Names and Honors Behind Historic Geographical Eponyms

The passage explains places named after royalty and explorers: Everest in honor of Sir George Everest the Victoria Falls on the Zambezi for Queen Victoria and Albert Nyanza named for Prince Consort Albert. It links explorer figures to major landmarks.

Mount Everest George Everest India Victoria Falls Zambesi Queen Victoria Albert Nyanza Central Africa Prince Consort

Coolidge Urges Moral Spirit in Defense Effort

President Coolidge says a strong military alone cannot deter aggression and urges citizens to mobilize spiritual and moral forces to promote lasting peace. He warns history shows no nation can rely solely on force to secure safety.

President Coolidge

President Coolidge Spends Day in Baltimore at Naval Academy

President Coolidge limited his schedule to the United States Naval Academy graduation, delivering the commencement address and attending a luncheon before returning to Washington. It marked his first trip away from the capital since inauguration, aside from occasional Mayflower cruises.

Associated Press Washington Coolidge United States Naval Academy Academy Mr. Coolidge

Ten Die From Ohio Heat Wave Today

Ten people died and several were severely ill as Ohio faced a severe heat wave. Prostrations numbered in the several score as temperatures surged across the state.

Ohio Associated Press Columbus

Population figure of South Africa in race census

An article reports that more than one million black Africans live in South Africa, counting Bushmen Kaillis and Hottentots, highlighting racial demographics in the region.

South Africa

Law Aims to Stop Man from Mashing Strawberries

A proposed statute seeks to curb a man alleged to mash strawberries unlawfully. The bill aims to set clear prohibitions and penalties to deter such acts and protect produce integrity.

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Old Kentucky Reginald Barkers Claire Windsor Frank Kfenan Lloyd Hughes Pd Simmering Washington County Hospital Men's Athletic Union Dougherty Bros E. J. Whistler Triangle Auto Supply Co Charles Clapp Fairfield Clive Gray Frank Miller Burlington H. S. Atchison Bruce Gobble New Brighton Pennsylvania Shirley Clark Davenport Myra Shaffer West Branch Owen Hayes Cedar Ri Cedar Rapids Amusement Ass Cedar Rapids, Lowe Owa T. J. Thompson Will Albaugh Eries McElhinney Drug Co Ruth Gibson Decorah Iowa Dale Long J. P. Hayes East Main Street Arthur Teeter Dutcher Des Moines Joint Stock Land Bank Ira C. Gillmor Prudential Life Insurance Company Memorial Union Prudential Man Hogy Journal EB T Stewart Tennessee Dayton John T Scopes James Washington Cleaners James C. Burger Denver Mystic Shrine Imperial Council Los Angeles Baltimore Jona Shields & Sons Kaiser Bryan Harrison Mississippi New York Texas NBA Service, Inc Bossy Bristow Okla J. W. Binkley
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