Ad Club Plans Big Washington District Convention
The Washington Advertising club held its first meeting of the year with J W Enstlin as president to map plans for a district convention in August. The event will be housed in tents at Chautauqua Park after the local chautauqua, and visitors from across the state are expected. Lon Holland of Kansas City may attend, and E T Meredith or Secretary Henry Wallace could address the gathering. Davis outlined the convention's potential and the novelty of holding such an event in a small town. A “Dollar Day” proposal was also discussed to expand the trading radius.
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Washington Advertising Club
J. W. Enstlin
Washington
Chautauqua Park
Lon Holland
Kansas City
E. T. Meredith
Henry Wallace
Ad Club
Advertising Club
Davis
Charles Davis
Emall
Vonehneton
Hoeetie
Enslin
Two Students Overlooked With High Averages
The eighth grade honors list omitted Esther Woodford of Clay Independent School with 95.5 and Marian Monroe of Westminster School with 94.6. Commencement is Saturday June 7 at 1:30 PM in the Washington High School auditorium with 114 graduates. Agnes Samuelson of Cedar Falls will give the address.
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Esther Woodford
Clay Independent School
Marian Monroe
Westminster School
Washington High School
Agnes Samuelson
Cedar Falls
Osteopathic Bulletin Editor Returns From Kirksville Meet
Dr. A W Clow editor of the Iowa Osteopathic Bulletin returned from Kirksville Missouri where he attended the national convention. The gathering drew 2000 to 3000 osteopaths with over 200 from Iowa. Iowa led the parade with the silver cup for state representation.
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A. W .Clow
Iowa Osteopathic Bulletin
State Organization of Osteopaths
Kirksville
Iowa
Pleasant Hill and Washington Churches Plan Friday Picnic
Pleasant Hill and Washington Christian churches arrange a picnic Friday at Silas Caldwell pasture in Pleasant Hill with expected large attendance. Prof. D. Wallin of Fairfield is to give a lecture at the Pleasant Hill church Friday evening.
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Pleasant Hill
Washington
Local Students Return Home for Summer
Paul Maxwell of Crawfordsville spent yesterday in town. Durand Ross is among college students home for the summer. He attended Coe College in Cedar Rapids.
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Paul
Maxwell
Crawfordsville
Durand Ross
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Washington Advertising Club to observe seventh anniversary
Washington businessmen discuss a movement to aid retailers through a new plan. The Washington Advertising Club will mark its seventh anniversary with a June 17 meeting, with committees named to arrange the event and an out of town speaker likely from Davenport. The club plans regular sessions through the summer ahead of the convention.
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Washington Advertisting Club
Enslin
Ad Club
Davenport
Cusemary
Baseball game secured for Fourth
Chairman HW Tolander announces a July Fourth baseball double feature between Wyman and Columbus Junction, two top southeastern Iowa amateur teams, as part of the American Legion celebration. Leon Beatty post plans multi-town caravan to promote the event, with two-day itineraries covering Ainsworth to Keota and Wellman to Sigourney. Additional celebration plans include a pageant free acts and music from multiple bands including the Washington band.
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HW. L. Tolander
Baseball Committee
Wyman
Columbus Junction
American Legion
Iowa
Leon Beatty
Legionaires
Clarence Barnett
Ainsworth
Wapello
Winfield
Mt. Pleasant
Fairfield
Brighton
Riverside
Iowa City
Kalona
Wellman
Sigourney
Keota
Washington
Eight seniors elected to Omicron Kappa Upsilon
Omicron Kappa Upsilon announces eight senior dental students elected to membership including Ivan M Lemley from Iowa City and others from Newton Nevada Independence Edgerton Carroll and Waverly. Dr Weston A Price of Cleveland is named honorary member for his lectures and distinction in the profession.
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Dally Lowan
Omicron Kappa Upstion
Leland D. Anderson
Newton
Jesse M. Cook
Nevada
Clarence L. Fenner
Independence
Gerald M. Fisch
Edgerton
Marvin M. Kennebeck
Carroll
Ivan M. Lemley
Iowa City
Kohei Niiya
Sonato Chow
Japan
Frank L. Patterson
Waverly
Weston A. Price
Cleveland
Ohio
Price
Omicron Kappa Upsilon
Iowa
Northwestern Dental School
Notable visitors and local movements noted in Washington
I Rothschild spends several days on business in the city. Alice Bingham visits with Miss Isabelle Lemmon and returns to Decorah. Mrs Fredie Bockhorst of Katona shops in Washington. Mrs A B K Atchison and daughter Mary Elizabeth return from Morin e Sun visit with Glen Davis who expects to come home from school tomorrow night.
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Fredie Bockhorst
Katona
Washington
A. BK. Atchison
Mary Elizabeth
Mornine Sun
McDaniel Becomes President of Lions
At yesterday's Washington Lions Club meeting George McDaniel assumed the presidency succeeding Rev. J. Neade McCrory after a year of leadership. McDaniel was elected as a delegate to the national Lions convention to be held in Omaha mid month. L. A. Jones was named alternate and may attend. A committee was formed to plan a joint meeting with the Fairfield Lions Club in the near future.
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Washington Lions Club
George McDaniel
J. Neade McCrory
McDaniel
Omaha
L. A. Jones
Fairfield
Washington
Lions
New Water Tower Tested and Painted for City Works
The elevated tank over a hundred feet high holding 200 000 gallons was filled to test for leaks. A few small holes were repaired and the tank was connected to the sewer while work continues on the reservoir. Tower painting proceeds from red to black and the plant is expected to be in operation early next fall with steel window frames delayed.
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City Water Works
St. Clair Lewis
Water Works
Lewis
Four More Personal Crisis Reports in Japan
Provincial correspondents report four suicides in Japan in apparent emulation of the envoy incident near the ruined American embassy. Motives cited include anti American sentiment, though in three cases the motive is unsubstantiated.
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Japan
Associated
McLauchlin couple depart for cast tour
Maurine and Charles McLauchlin left this morning for their car trip to visit Miss Melavorhilin at college and then tour the cast for about a month. Lealls has returned home from Iowa University where he attended school.
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Maurine
Charles McLauchlin
Lealls
Iowa University
Scloutl
Ferguson Gains Margin After Vote Count Revision
Late yesterday officials corrected primary returns at the county auditor’s office showing Charles Zickefoose misallocated votes and Cedar township figures. Ferguson’s margin over the required thirty five percent expanded by about 69 votes after totals were adjusted. Mies Shearer leads unopposed county Republican ticket. Baldridge, Jones, Maxwell win other key posts while Breokhart tops most precincts except a few.
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Charles Zickefoose
Cedar Township
Marion Township
Zickefoove
KR. C. Ferguson
Mies Shearer
Capeidates
Mies Mame G. Shearer
A. K. Baldridge
L. A. Jones
C. M. Maxwell
Breookhart
Katona
West Chester
Brighton City
Sweet
Boy Scout Party Tickets On Sale Now
Fathers and Mothers and Sons ban quet set for Friday at 6 30 in Commercial club rooms to aid a troop of Boy Scouts A speaker from Iowa City will attend and visiting Scouts will perform stunts Tickets cost 50 cents available at C E Lemmons and the Washington Loan Trust Co Boys should bring a parent to register names with Dr A W Clow Rev J D Kern or the Journal office Attendance count is due Friday morning
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Commercial Club
Boy Scoutsa
Iowa City
Lemmons
Washington Loan & Trust Co
A. W. Clow
J. D. Kern
Journal Office
Two Friends Start Eastward Auto Trip to New England
Mantine and Charles Mchaughtin depart at five this morning for an extended drive through the east. Their route includes Chicago and New England with plans to attend Wheteston Massachusetts commencement exercises for Maurine who graduated twenty years ago. They will travel to Boykton Philadelphia and Washington, describing the trip as ideal.
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Mantine
Charles Mchaughtin
Chicago
New England
Wheteston
Massachusetts
Maurine
Boykton
Philadelphia
Washington
Grinnell Graduates Visit Friends Across Town
Margaret Simmons of Palrfield visits Miss Helen Cunningham. T H Tinston spends yesterday in Washington from Wyman. Alice Bingham Decorah Mabel Brown who has been toweling at Vinton and Lorene Behrenan of Postville visit the Lemmon home with Isabelle Lemmon. All are Grinnell graduates last year.
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Margaret Simmons
Palrfield
Helen Cunningham
Mive
Alice Bingham
Decorah
Mabel Brown
Vinton
Lorene Behrenan
Postville
Lemmon
Isabelle Lemmon
Grinnell
Brighten Carpet Color With Vinegar Wash
A DIY tip advises mixing half a cup of vinegar with half a pint of water. Wring a large clean cloth and wipe the carpet with wide strokes. The result should be a noticeable color improvement.
First Voyage to Australia Recorded in History
The first authenticated voyage to Australia was by the Dutch In n though prior French visits are suspected without records. Early exploration followed, with Captain Cook visiting in 1770 marking a key milestone.
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Australia
Captain Cook
Eskimo Music and Melodies Noted in Early Survey
Eskimo muaslé comprises songs chants and melodies with strong rhythm and crude tunes traceable to kéynotes. The melodies are described as very pleasing and a number have been published with corresponding music.
Tea towel shower honors Miss Gladys Knapp before wedding
The J. O. C. class of the Methodist church hosted a tea towel shower for Miss Gladys Knapp at Mrs. R Miller's home. Guests enjoyed mingling and embroidery on tea towels, played games, and heard music. A luncheon was served late in the evening.
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Methodist Church
Gladys Knapp
R Miller
Miss Knapp
A Reminder About Helping the Fallen
An admonition urges people to aid those who fall and to fear being left to rise alone when they themselves stumble. The aphorism attributed to Saadl emphasizes communal responsibility and mutual support.
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Saadl
Golfer's Fatal Slice Causes Cadet's Death at Biarritz
A cadet named Robert Jouve died at Biarritz after a golf slice sent a ball into a hillside. While attempting to retrieve the ball he slipped and fell, killing him.
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Robert Jouve
French Mercantile Marine
Biarritz
Cream kept cool and stirred in hot weather
A short verse advises storing cream in a clean cool place during hot weather and to stir it with strong effort.
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