Washington Country Club semi finals in golf tourney
Semi final matches are under way at the Washington Country Club with final contests in each flight set for next Monday. Results note Al Baldrige forfeited to Fred Martin. McDaniel Corbin match will be the division final. eighteen hole finals, nine hole earlier rounds. An invitational inter club match with Sigourney is planned for next Tuesday at 2 pm with picnic dinner at Legion Park.
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Washington Country Club
Guy Knaties
Max Marble
Fred Martin
al Baldrige
Ernest Lemmon
Ralph Thompson
Joe MekEihinney
Louis Jones
Henry Hull
Ward Gilliland
Hal Reister
Lloyd Lytle
George MeDaniel
Earl Corbin
Will Harwood
Washington
Sigourney
Sigourney News
Washington County
Sigourney Golf Club
Sigourney Crew
Legion Park
Chas. Baylor
J. R. Mackey
Harry Reynolds
Odd Fellows to Decorate Sunday at Lodge Hall
Covenant Lodge No. 101 Odd Fellows announce annual decoration ceremonies Sunday at 1 30 PM at the lodge hall. After a program they will proceed by automobile to Elm Grove Cemetery for grave services. Rev. F W Eastwood will give the address with music and a Rebekahs memorial service.
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Lodge No. 101
Odd Fellows
Lodge
Elm Grove Cemetery
F. W. Eastwood
America
Glover Ferrell
Rebekahs
Oscar Jugenheimer
John Belville
R. R. Breese
Iowa delegate heads to national Travelers Protective association convention
Fred West leaves tonight for Birmingham Alabama to attend the national convention as one of twenty five Iowa delegates. He will ride a twelve car Pullman special from Chicago with delegates from western and midwestern states. The group plans a Sunday visit in Chattanooga Tennessee. The convention opens Monday and runs a week. West has attended 22 consecutive national T V A conventions. On return he will visit his son Edwin KB Welt in South Bend Indiana.
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Fred West
Birmingham
Alabama
Travelers’ Protective Association
Iowa
Chicago
Pullovans
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mr. West
South Bend
Edwin KB. Welt
Iowa News Survey Questions Dallas County Accounting Methods
A Des Moines report claiming irregular accounting by several Dallas county officials was submitted to Attorney General Gibson by state checkers. The piece notes state auditor questions and dates place it in the Iowa political reform context.
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Des Moines
Dallas County
Gibson
State Checkers
Heavy rain today boosts crops after sultry spell
A sharp afternoon downpour cleaned streets and paused the street flusher for a time. The weather cooled from a hot late day and brought milder showers. Rain is expected to help crops with moisture after a warm spell.
Children observe day at Methodist church with three part program
Children’s Day at the Methodist Church will be observed next Sunday during morning worship. The program includes three groups performing the exercise God’s Little Children, a miscellaneous presentation by younger juniors, and choruses from the cantata Mother Nature and Her Children by older girls. Proceeds go to the student loan fund.
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Methodist Church
Weeds Thrown On Highways Disrupt Road Dragging
The report states weeds scattered on traveled portions of highways hinder proper dragging and degrade road conditions. It calls the practice contrary to law, likely due to thoughtlessness, and urges immediate stoppage. Board of Supervisors, June 10 11 12 13.
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Board of Superviors
Lisle McGugin Hurt Near Crawfordsville
R. L. McGugin of Washington suffered injuries yesterday evening while riding in his new automobile near Crawfordsville. The accident on a bridge left him with a head bruise and a dislocated neck vertebrae but not serious overall. he was cared for at the W. H. McCall home and was resting at home today.
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R. L. McGugin
Washington
Crawfordsville
Bob McGugin
W. H. McCall
Vacation Bible School Attendance At Presbyterian Church
Rev Mr Eastwood and assistants in the Bible School report high enrollment growth from 46 to 71 as classes run daily for two and a half hours. Misses Mary Roberts Josephine Bailey Jean Johnson Violet Bramer and Blair Law assist, with expectations of even stronger turnout in the next two weeks.
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Mr. Eastwood
Presbyterian Church
Eastwood
Mary Roberts
Josephine Bailey
Jean Johnson
Violet Bramer
Blair Law
Des Moines Prepares For Inaugural Air Mail Service
Des Moines readies for the air mail launch on July 1 with new distributing cases marked for every state. The schedule shows planes leaving New York at 9 30 p m and arriving in Des Moines at 9 p m central time, with eight cent rates to Chicago and sixteen cents to routes east or west of Cheyenne.
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Ite
Des Moines
Chamber of Commerce
New York City
Omaha
Iowa
Iowa City
Edwin J. Frisk
Chicago
Cheyenne
Shenandoah Squirrel Bird Debate Sparks Public Stance
In Shenandoah Rev George Bennett the Outdoor Life Minister argues against exterminating squirrels and urges feeding and housing birds in winter to protect avian life. He notes no concerted offer to kill squirrels and hints that ending protection could renew the conflict as residents debate squirrels versus birds.
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Shenandoah
George Bennett
Benn
Shenandoa
Boys Scout
Warren S Stone Dies in Cleveland
Warren S Stone president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and a leading labor financer died in a Cleveland hospital. He led the engineers, championed compulsory life insurance, and helped build a 14 story office building valued at over 3 million. Born 1860 in Iowa, Stone began as a locomotive engineer in 1879 and later shaped labor policy and finance.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Warren S. Stone
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Stone
Engineer's Brotherhood
Engineers
Brotherhood
Kentucky
West Virginia
Mr. Stone
Ainsworth
Iowa
Washington Academy
Washington
Western College
Central Committee of Adjustment
Rock Island
Carrie Bk, Newell
Avency
Women from local churches attend Presbyterial Missionary Convention
A large party of women from the First and Second United Presbyterian churches traveled by train to Winfield for the Presbyterial Missionary Convention in session there. Fern Crozier and William Stewart headlined the traveling group, with Mrs J J Humeston presenting the Ford to India missionary Elizabeth Caldwell and Carolyn Hamilton directing music.
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First
Second United Presbyterian
Winfield
Fern Crozier
William Stewart
Second Church
J. J. Humeston
Ford
Elizabeth Caldwell
India
Carolyn Hamilton
Willard Wylie
Hugh McCleery
Nettie McLaughlin
Doe Porter
Jennie Achehon
Eva Livingston
Mra
Dave McLaughlin
Ila Gordon
J. . Winmeton
Faith Palmer
Luin Cherry
Sam McCleer
Thanking Neighbors for Support After Daughters Death
The Leng family expresses gratitude to neighbors and the community for flowers and kindness shown after the death of their daughter Virginia.
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Igienda
Tittle
Ereter
Virginia
John W. Leng
Amity
Attorney and politician Donnell dies on eve of 69th birthday
Denver obituary notes the death of Thomas Jefferson a Donnell a nationally known attorney and politician on the eve of his 69th birthday. Night News Summary Bucharest reports falling behind France in settling war debts with the United States. Washington reports the U S board of tax appeals allows obsolescence of buildings from rapid business center changes as a deduction from gross income for tax purposes.
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Bucharest
Romania
France
United States
Denver
Thomas Jefferson A’. Donnell
Washington
United States Board of Tax Appeals
Noted singer Madam von Mitzlaff dies in car crash
Springfield report states Madam von Mitzlaff a famed concert singer from 80 years ago died in an automobile accident. Dublin notes poet William Butler Yeats stirred the Senate with a plow for divorces and broader reform.
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Springfield
Madam von Mitzlaff
Dublin
William Butler Yates
Pree Sisio
Notice of Nonresponsibility for Debts
Washington Ta June 12 1925. To whom it may concern I will not be responsible for any bills made in his name excepting those I make myself. By order of Frank Walker June 12 17.
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Washington, Ta
Frank Walker
Washington County
Sarah Parrow
Wacshinaeton
Iowa
Roy Daview Takes Summer Job at Bottling Works Airfield
Roy Daview visits the airfield at the start of the week to begin a summer position with the Bottling Works. He will work on site for the season.
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Roy Daview
Sky Shifts From Bright Dinner Hour to Dark Return
Readers note a transition from a clear bright sky at dinner to a night black sky upon resuming work. The contrast highlights changing weather or lighting conditions within a single day.
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Pfinals
Sigournes
Iowa Night News Survey
Camp Dodge
Burlington
Gladstone
James O'Mara
Ankeney
Pleasant Glen C. Haynes
Iowa Good Roads Association
Chers
Pierre Akey
Peter Akey
Mr. Akey
Akey
Sigourney Road
Notiock
Home-Builders’loan. Department
Washington Loan & Trust Company
Lisle McGugin
Porn EN
Tended Academy
Rock Island Railroad
Eldon
First National Bank
Lovey San
Rock Island Station
Evening Journal
Chance
Boyd Berdo
Call
Ots
Oswalt and Nickerson Place
Jersey
T. B. Tested
I. DD. Baumeister
Dick's
Mra. J
Inquire
Inquire Journal
Mangold Garage Eodrt
Washington Dairy
J. Patterson
West Jefferso Street
Clarence Lynn
West Chester
R. BE. Brown
351 Kline
Clayton Vear
Logis
G. W. Hay
Loos
George Young
Brighton
Mary
Breese & Krouth
Notcheb
State of
D. Kibgore
Reister Creavery
W.S. Reister & Sons
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