Boys to Visit Fort Madison Penitentiary
A party of about fifty boys aged eleven to fifteen, organized by the Y M C A and Rotary Club, will visit Fort Madison penitentiary next Wednesday if weather and arrangements permit. Volunteers will transport the group and supervise prison factory tours, with planned visits to other Iowa institutions later in the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Penitentiary
Fort Madi
Rotary Club
Fort Madison
Warry Kreider
T. P. Hollowell
Hove
Breider
Iowa
Relief Expedition Arrives With Norwegian Aid Ship
The steamship Ingertre reached Spitzbergen on June 13 bringing the Norwegian government's relief expedition. The arriving party will assess needs and deliver supplies to the Arctic outpost.
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Advent "Bay
Spitzbergen
Ingertre
Col Glenn Haynes Pushes for Immediate State Roads Bonds
Col Glenn Haynes, secretary of the Iowa Good Roads Association, tours the state promoting immediate road improvement bonds funded by automobile and gasoline taxes and federal aid. He emphasizes growing public interest and urges action now, noting surrounding states progress and Iowa’s delay.
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Col
Glenn
Haynes
Muscatine
Iowa Good Roads Association
Local thanks and floral offerings acknowledged in village note
The message thanks friends neighbors and the Baptist choir for kindness and sympathy. It also thanks Mrs Earl Payne and Children and Mr and Mrs Lestie Payne and Mr and Mrs Liloyd Payne for floral offerings. A brief mention references the missing Amundsen polar expedition and Armundsen's ship the Farm being present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Earl Payne
Lestie Payne
Liloyd Payne
Amundsen
Armundsen
Mayor Maxwell Enforces Automobile Traffic Laws
Over two and a half months 36 arrests for traffic infractions were made by local officers under Mayor George Maxwell. Most fines are nominal to promote street safety with focus on corner cutting. 23 people paid small fines, 10 were fined for speeding, and 3 for not having required lights. No one has been arrested twice, and drivers were urged to pass to the right before turning. Public opinion is split but officials say the move benefits safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Maxwell
Maxwell
Jim Casey
Winfield Smouse
Sunday Afternoon Meets Discontinued at Y M C A
Secretary Harry Kreider of the Y M C A announces Sunday afternoon services will be discontinued during warm weather. They will resume in the latter part of September, says Sin. Wreitler. Several recent meetings drew strong interest from Washington men, but the religious work committee favors a vacation during the heated term.
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Harry Kreider
The
Y. Ac. A
Sin. Wreitler
Washington
Religious Work Committee
Rainfall Dips to .62 Inch. Clears Warmer Day Follows
Yesterday afternoon rainfall measured .62 of an inch according to official records. Today is clear and warm with pleasant conditions interrupting the recent wet spell.
May Acquire Common Stock in A and P Co
The Atlantic and Pacific company allows employees to buy stock up to 10 percent of annual salary as part ownership. Manager Jack, an employee at the Hartford founded chain since 1859, welcomes the policy to deepen employer worker ties. The firm runs 12,000 stores with 35,000 staff and a $352 million annual cash volume, the largest globally.
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Jack
Atlantic & Fpecific
George H W. Hartford
Hartford
Funeral of Mrs Fulton Tomorrow Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs Minnie Stichter Fulton will be held Sunday at 3 p m at the family home 805 South Main street Patrfield Rev W E Parson to conduct with interment in Evergreen cemetery The body arrived today from Rochester Minn delayed by storms Attending are O B Stichter Albany Roy Marshall Mimn daughter Mrs Crail Los Angeles son Charles St Paul The mother Mrs Henry Stichter is improving remarks say she is able to be about now
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Fairfield
Minnie Stichter Fulton
Patrfield
South Main Street
W. E. Parson
Evergreen Cemetery
Patyfield
Rochester
Minn
O. B. Stichter
Albany
N. Y
Roy
Marshall, Mimn
Crail
Los Angeles
Charles
St. Paul
Henry Stichter
Cremation for Myrtle Rees and Snow Ball Urn Shared
The bodies of Myrtle Rees a retired circus performer and Snow Ball a French poodle were cremated together near Alhambra California ashes placed in the same urn to be sent to Syracuse New York birthplace of Mme. Trows. Snow Ball was chloroformed and his ashes mingled with his mistress in a campaign tied to Mime Ross before Rees death yesterday.
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Associated Press
Alhambra
Calif
Myrtle Rees
Syracuse
N. Y
Mme. Trows
Camplianes
Ross
Grange Struggles With Transport Course Delay
Chicago June 12 Harold Red Grange star halfback of the University of Illinois faced a delay in a transportation course during exams. Grange, preparing to travel to Wheaton for summer work, described having a little difficulty with the course and needing to straighten it out before the football season.
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Chicago
Harold
Red) Grane
Big Ten
University of Ilinois
Grange
Coine
Wheaton, Jr
Kendallirs Fly Paris to London by Air
Former Governor and Mrs Kendall traveled from Paris to London by air liner at 102 miles per hour altitude 26400 feet. They will sail for home June 27 after completing a lengthy tour.
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Governo
Kendall
London
T Kendalls
Hazel Samuelson Secretly Married Des Moines Man in July
Announcements reveal Hazel Samuelson the University of Iowa Daily Iowan editor wed Alexander Miller of Des Moines on July 12 1924 at Wapello Street. Miller is son of Judge Jesse Miller and Mrs. Miller of Des Moines.
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Theo Netted
Denies injunction on slot machines in Des Moines
Federal Judge Colin Nelcott denied an application by C A LeMaster to prevent city and state officials from seizing slot machines. LeMaster sought to halt seizures across several towns and the state, arguing interference with law.
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Presey
Des Moines
Colin Nelcott
Junction
C. A. LeMaster
LeMasters
Honor Roll Issued for Washington High Second Semester
Principal Miss Della Patton releases the Washington high school honor roll for the last six weeks and the final semester listing students with at least one A and three Bs. The names include Kenneth Anderson, Sevilla Boice, Ruth Boyd, Florence Brookhart, Maynard Kallous, Irene DeLong, Edith Carr, Mary Finke, Jane Godfrey, Martha Crone, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Patton
Washington High School
Kenneth Anderson
Frank Dandy
Arthur Birney
Josephine Bailey
Homer Brinning
Lillian Liown
Sevilla Boice
Ruth Boyd
Baja Boller
Frances Boyd
Lucy Bruty
Florence Brookhart
Dwight Booth
Wade Crone
Catharine Coulter
Martha Crone
Edith Carr
Fern Duncan
Irene DeLong
Isabelle Davis
Everstine Daniels
Estelle Davidson
David Elder
Mary Finke
Evelyn Tibson
Jane Godfrey
Margaret Houghtaling
Ruth Hedges
Catharine Hull
Violet Ireland
Harold Johnson
Edna Jones
Maynard Kallous
Jeanette Karel
Dorothy Kos
Martha Kos
Inez Loftiss
Mabel Livingston
Myrtle Macon
Barbara Miller
Charles Miller
Carolyn McCleery
Lucille Mohland
Maurice Meyer
Alice Poole
Clara Petratz
Iva Powers
Mabel Juce
Merrill Rebb
Mary Roberts
Miorence Rohrer
Sterrity Rebb
Rose Ranek
Marion Stransky
Milford Anderso
Harald Booth
Frank Handy
Arcthuor Pirney
Sevilla Boies
Florence Prooklont
Twiehe Hooth
Naja Ktoller
Frances Boller
Lacey Bruty
Catharine Coniter
Pern Junean
Irene DeLone
Stelle Davidson
Verstine Daniels
Isabelle Liwvis
David Rider
Ray Jineh
Evelyn Gileon
Gertrude Hanmer
Catharine Kull
Ana Jones
Harold Jolson
Jugon Kleese
Dorothy Kas
Jeanelite Karel
Charley Miller
Barbara Muller
Dunham Morrison
Lucile Mohland
Chira Potrata
Robert Rhodes
Merrill Robb
Plorence
Vaughan wins weekly porch service permit in Des Moines
Joseph H Vaughan, founder of a new cult, was allowed one religious service per week on his home porch by Judge Herman F Zeuch in municipal court. Vaughan was arrested for disturbing the peace while preaching to a single listener and shouted an Amen after the ruling.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Joseph H. Vaughan
Herman F. Zeuch
Vaughan
Zeuch
Iowa Rain Sweeps State With Broad Coverage Last Night
The Associated Press reports rain was general across Iowa yesterday and last night with potential crop benefits. The heaviest fall was in Ibia at .90 inches.
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Saowers
Iowa
Associated Presse
Des Moines
Iowan Weather Bureau
Ibia
Bank Hold Up Turns Deadly in Detroit
Four men robbed the Central Savings Bank branch at Cheney street and Harper avenue. Patrolman Kalissewski, 24, was shot and killed, and a citizen was wounded while stopping the robbery. The amount stolen was reported as 25 000.
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Associated Prods
Detroit
Mich
Jone
cCasimir Kalissewski
Central Savings Bank
Cheney Street
Harper Avenue
Journal Reader Seeks Advertive Menta Clarification
A reader asserts the Journal remains unread without understanding the advertive menta phrase. The note hints at a misinterpretation or missing context surrounding the term in the publication.
Ames Fifty Year Graduates to Be Awarded Honors
Ames prepares honors for fifty year graduates of Iowa State College. President Pearson will present gold medals at a senior faculty alumni dinner. Living class members include Culver Foster Kelley Lamoreux and others from various states. Several alumni events and ceremonies are listed across Saturday and Sunday activities at the Memorial Union and Knoll.
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Ames
R. A. Pearson
Alice Cunningham Culver
Knoxville
Lizzie Curtis Foster
Tos Cruces
N. M
R. P. Kelley
Eureka
Kan
W. R. Lamoreux
Houston
Tex
Anna Lyman Cadwell
Alhambra
Calif
Celestia Neal Gerhart
Storia
Oregon
Oi. Peterson
Panora
Ida Sherman Candkins
Ceres
L. C. Thorton
Pocahantan
Nancy Wills Rundy
Hawarden
Lizzie Wilson Edwards
Waterloo
J. M. Whittaker
Marshalltown
General Alumni Association
Pearson
Memorial Union Corporation
M. J. Riggs
Toledo
Ohio
Memorial Union
End Mre
Sadie Hookingsiz
Whimboeldt
Alumni Association
Rishon
Edwin Wuehes
Chicago
Eradwatine
Tosa
Netwoeow
Joby Wammill
Yeomen Pick Elgin Area for National Children's Home
New York reports the Brotherhood of American Yeomen selected a land tract near Elgin Iowa as the site for their national children's home out of 800 options in four years. Des Moines Iowa City and Cedar Rapids vied for the $10 million facility. The decision was announced June 12.
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Des Moines
New York
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Elfin
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Seek Colorado man on murder charge
Montrose Colorado June 12 sheriff s posses search for Otto A Foe 42 who disappeared after the charred body of his invalid sister Lillian Fyve was found in the burning ruins of their cabin in the cedars near Montrose An autopsy showed the skull fractured apparently before the blaze An inquest will be held Monday.
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Montrose
Colo
Otto A. Foe
Lillian Fyve
The
Cedars
Pilotsburg Cemetery Association Formed for Clean Up
A Cemetery Association has been formed to clean and restore Pilotsburg cemetery. Elected officers include Frank Stransky president R Oldfield vice president Mrs C P Oldfield secretary treasurer Sam Oldfield F K Rickey Chas Shaffer C Kh Rickey Albert Stransky Win Kelley Homer Uhing trustees. A $1 charge is set for upkeep of each lot. Send $1 to president or secretary at once to 0212 Mrs C R Oldfield See.
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Pilotsburg
Frank Stransky
R. Oldfield
C.P. Oldfield
Sam Oldfield
Chas. Shaffer
C. Kh. Rickey
Albert Stransky
Win
Kelley
Homer Uhing
C. R. Oldfield
Picnic Plan Involving Local Family Group Reported
A note describes a planned picnic by a local group including the Wood family and others. The message mentions Wes Ches Tent Rogs and Dandilion and hints at an upcoming gathering without confirmed invitations from Shannon. The tone suggests a surprise event for many participants.
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Wes Ches
Wood Family
Eters
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