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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1925

Page

3

Missionary Sermon Highlights Idolatry in India

Miss Elizabeth M Caldwell spoke at the First Presbyterian church on conditions in northern India during seven years in the Punjab. She cited idol worship’s grip and the eager reception of Christian teachings among locals. The union service of the First and Second churches drew a large crowd.

Elizabeth M. Caldwell First Presbyterian Church India Miss Caldwell Women's Missionary Societies Kero Kuk Wntted Presbyterian Hone En Punjab United Presbyyterian Mission

Waterloo man pleads guilty to abortion conspiracy

H Sweeney of Waterloo pleaded guilty in district court to conspiracy to commit abortion. Two indictments were tied to the death of Mrs. Bertha Munger of Waterloo. The case named Dr A Fuller of Des Moines and Sweeney in a statement before her death.

Associated Press Waterloo H. Sweeney Sweeney Bertha Munger A. A. Fuller Des Moines

Two Local People Graduate at Ames

At Iowa State College Ames two locals earned degrees. Sarah Margar et Brookhart daughter of State Senator J L Brookhart Washington received a bachelor of science in home economics. Ralph Preston Reid son of Asan Reid Washington earned the degree of doctor of veterinary medicine. Governor John Trammill delivered the commencement address.

Iowa State College Ames Sarah Margaret Brookhart J. L. Brookhart Washington Ralph Preston Reid Asan Reid Brookhart Reid John Trammill

Rainfall totals and storm impact noted across region

Rainfall measured Sunday afternoon .22 inches and last night and morning .40 of an inch, totaling 1.62 inches from two showers. Winds and lightning reported with little damage. The district, like much of the state, saw severe storms with Burlington and Ottumwa among the hardest hit areas.

Eht Burlington Ottumwa

Waterloo to Host Non-Partisan Reception for Senator Cummins

Waterloo, June 15. Republicans and Democrats of Iowa's third district plan a non partisan reception for U S Senator Albert B Cummins of Des Moines. Expected attendees include Congressman T B Robinson of Hampton and former Senator Charles A Rawson of Des Moines with George E Lichty of Waterloo presiding.

Waterloo Iowa United States Albert BK Cummins Des Moines Russell Lamson T. B. Robinson Hampton Charles A. Rawson George E. Lichty

Seize Opportunity In Moments Of Prudence

Epigraph excerpt quotes Lavater on seizing the moment as a sign of prudence, framing opportunity as a measure of genius. The line invites reflection on timely action and wise choices in life.

Lavater

Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows decorate graves in June

Yesterday rain did not stop local Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows from decorating graves for deceased members. Odd Fellows held a lodge hall service with Rev W Eastwood, praising the organization’s role. music featured a duet by Mr and Mrs Grover Ferrell. Graves of 41 Odd Fellows and 9 Rebekahs were decorated alongside 71 Knights of Pythias graves in Elm Grove and Woodland cemeteries.

Knights of Pythias Odd Fellows Lodges Odd Fellows Lodge Hall Rever. W. Eastwood Presbyterian Church Grover Ferrell Graves Rebekahs Pythias Elm Grove Woodlawn Washington Band and Fire Department

Inventor Unveils All Metal Airship Idea in Sioux City

June 15 report says B. H. Van Valkenberg, former Sioux City resident visiting the city, announced an all metal lighter than air craft akin to the Los Angeles dirigible. He says the invention will revolutionize aviation and make air navigation safe and practical with four plane types awaiting patent.

Sioux City Los Angeles B. H. van Valkenberg

Y M C A Seeks Volunteers For Fort Madison Prison Visit

The Y M C A requests volunteers with cars to transport five or six youths to Fort Madison on Wednesday or Thursday this week. Harry Kreider has enrolled fifty boys and needs ten cars and drivers. Volunteers will tour the prison and its workshops and enjoy the trip while aiding a delegation of boys.

Ft. Madison the Penitentary of Pt. Madison Washington Harry Kreider

Washington Woman Hurt in Auto Crash Near Allsworth

Mrs. Rudolph Schmidt was taken home to her parents after injuries from an automobile collision south of Allsworth on Sunday afternoon. Her husband, who works at the American Pearl button factory, was driving a Buick with passengers including Mr. and Mrs. Burham. A Burlington roadster collided at a corner near Ainsworth, damaging both cars. Mrs. Schmidt suffered a deep facial cut and teeth loosening. she and her husband received injuries, while Mr. Burham had a bruised shoulder. The Burlington occupants were uninjured.

Rudolph Schmidt George Burham Allsworth Schmidt American Pearl Button Factory Washington Mt. Pleasant Burham Ainsworth Burlington Willeys Knight Armsworth Mrs. Burham

Probate Court Advances Multiple Guardianships and Estates

Judge Charles A. Dewey presided in Washington over probate matters with several orders issued this morning. Guardianship actions include SR. Lowe and William Clark Sitter with reports set for July 6, 1925, and disbursements to attorneys approved in Martha Brown estate. Various estates, including Keating, Manatt, Cunningham, Shafer Finn, Latta, Goodberlet, Campbell, and Rittenhouse, received final reports, distributions, and discharge of executors and administrators.

Charles A. Dewey Washington Todey District Court Jndee Dewey SR. Lowe. Meareing Coardion Martha Brown Bailey and Baldrige John HW. Keating Wilma K. Keating Samuel Manatt Wlossie Shearer Court House William Clark Sitter Washington National Bank Savings Accomne James G. Latta Elisabeth Goodberter Wilson Louise Buchanan Harry Goodberlet Staevy Stephens Joseph R. Campbell Fxecutrix David Rittenhouse

Six Skunk Kittens Nursed By Bottle Amid Odd Tale

Miss Nina Hrees of Peterson Iowa reports six skunk kittens captured by her father during a cat hunt. She is rearing them on a bottle with a cat acting as nurse. The strange care arrangement drew local curiosity from residents.

Peterson, Ta Nina Hkrees

Scouts Head to Camp Wassa For Week With Iowa City Group

Silas Korf drove a carload of boys to Iowa City yesterday and today they join Camp Wassa on the Iowa River ten miles from Iowa City for a week with the Iowa City Boy Scouts and Scouts from nearby towns. Named in the group are Hubert Lehrer Paul Maney Robert Lytle Carleton Lytle and Orville Korf from Troop One under Dr A W Crow. Wayne Knight and his family head to Minnesota woods after tagging along to Iowa City in preparation for their camping trip.

Silas Korf Iowa City Camp Wassa Boy Scouts Iowa River Yesterniday Hubert Lehrer Paul Maney Robert Lytle Carleton Lytle Orville Korf A. W. Crow Wayne Knight Miles Minnesota Woods

Rally to draw 5000 at Donnellson June 17

More than 5,000 people are expected at the Club Day rally in Donnellson Iowa on June 17 with KR W Bunlap assistant secretary of agriculture among the principal speakers. Lee county Hampshire Swine Breeders' Association Farm Bureau and Home Economics club members will attend and prizes for the best exhibits including a silver trophy for the best litter of Hampshire pigs will be awarded.

Keheokuk Donnellson Iowa KR. W. Bunlap Lee County Hampshire Swine Breeders’ Association Farm Bureau Home Economies Club

Firemen Extinguish Charles in Tornado Protection Attempt

Firemen used extinguishing ability to counter a tornado protection effort described as soft and ineffective. The action aimed to prevent damage but did not include actionable advice on initiating a touch-off.

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