Local Market Pleasers and Mower Repairs Spotlight
Cream sponge at the Vienna and the best ham in the city at the South Side Market highlight a bustling local scene. Royal undercuts on ham and bacon 2 to 5 cents, while Long Brothers offer mower sickles ground like new. John Hopengardner heads to Crawfordsville for a visit. Will Walker arrives from Crawfordsville this morning.
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The
Star Tonight
South Side
Vienna
the Royal
Will Walker
Crawfordsville
Long Brothers
Runaway Team Upsets Carriage Near Wellman
E L Jones of Wellman was driving north when a stump caused a runaway. The carriage overturned and Jones suffered multiple rib fractures and lung injury, with internal injuries feared fatal. he was not expected to survive the night. Jones is the son in law of Squire A S Folger of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
E. L. Jones
Mr. Jones
Squire A. S. Folger
Washington
Doings of the People Across County Communities
The column summarizes everyday events from diverse county locales with brief notices, small community items, and local happenings reported by various correspondents.
Voters Approve School Consolidation In Local Election
The June election shows 34 for consolidation and 43 against outside Haskins, and 19 for consolidation with 1 against in town. The vote supports higher education though ballots were miscast by a county judge. Pearl Dickenson visits Richland. Children’s Day planned at church Sunday at 2:30. Charley Brocket is ill. W L Frazier works at Wallace blacksmith shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskins
Washington County
Pearl Dickenson
Richland
George Askea
Charley Brocket
Beardsley Home
W. L. Frazier
Wallace
Local travelers and visitors visit area homes
Marie, Mrs. John Smylie, A. Gault and son Frank, Ray Robbins, Tet Riley, Wesley Nicholaus, J. R. Rickey, W. E. Walker, Hugh J. Davis and Elias Williams were passengers for Washington this morning where they spent the day. The Rev. Mr. Smith of Mt. Union and the Rev. Mr. Weigle of Ainsworth visited yesterday at the Rev. J. H. Taylor home. Miss Elizabeth Thompson visited the Joseph Porter home in Wymanec.
Complete change of program at the Airdome tonight
The Airdome announces a new program featuring top moving pictures, two late illustrated songs, and live band and orchestra music. High quality subjects from top agencies assure up to date content. The feature is the White Squaw a Western tale on Wyoming settlements with Indian life and dances. Admission five cents lower floor and ten cents elevated seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airdome
Chicago
Wyoming
Bread Deal At Vienna Seeks Value For Shoppers
A Vienna store advertises six loaves of bread for 25 cents offering a simple value option. The note highlights a special affordability moment for daily groceries.
Runaway Wagon Narrowly Misses Serious Injury
Hamilton Paul of east of the city faced a frightful runaway near the gas house after delivering hogs. The team bolted, a line broke, and the wagon toppled onto Miss Cassidy's lawn, upsetting the wagon and injuring Mr Paul slightly as it struck the house. The tongue broke but no serious damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Paul
Miss Cassidy
Mr. Paul
The Churches Sabbath and Worship Times
Sabbath school at 9 45 morning service at nine 45 junior class at 4 senior at 6 15 evening service at 7 30 cordially invited to attend these services pastor W O Fisher United Church header style notice for a local congregation.
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Ey. W. O. Fisher
Church Services Schedule With Rev Abels Sermons
Sabbath school at 9 30 morning service at 11 Junior Endeavor at 5 Senior Endeavor at 6 30 Evening service at 7 30 The Rev John C Abels of Moscow Idaho will preach both morning and evening All are cordially invited to these services.
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John C. Abels
Moscow
Idaho
First Church of Christ Scientist Service Notice
Corner of Iowa Avenue and Jefferson streets hosts Sabbath school at 10 and morning service at 11 with the topic Is the universe including man evolved by an atomic force. Reading room open Mon Wed Sat 2 to 4:30 pm. Third door east of the Washington National Bank.
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Iowa Ave
Jefferson Streets
Zion
Washington National Bank
Methodist Episcopal Church Service Schedule
Sunday school begins at 9 30 morning class at 10 30 and worship at 11 The Junior and intermediate leagues meet at 4 30 Epworth League at 6 15 with evening service at 7 30 Rev U S Smith serves as pastor.
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Epworth
U. S. Smith
First Baptist Church Weekly Schedule Revised
Sunday school at 9 30 morning service at 11 junior at 5 B Y P U at 6 15 service of song at 7 30. The local pastor will be assisted in choir by Rev Wilson Millis from Des Moines starting July 5 Rev George D Rogers pastor.
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Pondher
Wilson Millis
Des Moines
George D. Rogers
Evening Services and Endeavor Schedule
Second United Presbyterian service at 11. Communion will be observed at this hour. Junior Endeavor at 5. Senior Endeavor at are welcome. Rev. W. R. Sawhill.
Change of program at the Star and local meetings
The Star announces a complete program change with desserts featured at the Vienna including Devils food angel food and layer cakes. Miss Herie Lauer returns to Winfield after weekly vocal class visits. Rev John Calvin Abels from Moscow Idaho plans sermons at the Presbyterian church. Mrs R L Patterson and Ruth trip to Burlington. Mr Patterson and Vera join them later then head to district conferences in Kellogg and Useatine. A fresh line of candies also advertised at the Vienna.
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The
Star Tonight
Vienna
Herie Lauer
Winfield
John Calvin Abels
Moscow
Idaho
Presbyterian Church
R. L. Patterson
Ruth
Burlington
Local Notes From Crawfordsville Quiet Week
Thomas McKee returned to Winterset after visiting friends in Crawfordsville. J B McCoy Frank McCoy and E J Davidson traveled to Washington by automobile. KE B Franklin and Gaughier Dorothy came back from Iowa City. Mrs Anna Rehmel of Grace Hill arrived for a visit with her brother J F Buxbaum. Mrs Hugh E Davis and daughter also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McKee
Winterset
J. B. McCoy
Frank McCoy
E. J. Davidson
Washington
KE. B. Franklin
Gaughier
Dorothy
Iowa City
Anna Rehmel
Grace Hill
J. F. Buxbaum
Hugh E. Davis
Wanted couple to marry July first for $25 payoff
A terse advertisement seeks a couple to be married on July first with a $25 payment offered. The note signs off with informal names and a brief contact prompt for details.
Funeral services for Mrs. John Simmering held at residence
The funeral was conducted yesterday at the northeast city residence by Rev. K Michels with a choir including Mrs. Harry Long, Mr and Mrs Charles Brown and Miss Myrtle Pearson. Pallbearers were Wayne Gideon, Frank Wilson, Harry Long, Charles Brown, Will Davis and Bert Willits. Interment followed at Elm Grove cemetery.
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John Simmering
K. Michels
Harry Long
Charles Brown
Myrtle’ Pearson
Wayne Gideon
Frank Wilson
Will Davis
Bert Willits
Elm Grove Cemetery
Funeral of H. C. Horsey in South Washington
The funeral for the late H. C. Horsey was held yesterday at 2 p.m. from his south Washington residence. Rev. W. O. Fisher officiated with the First Church choir. Pallbearers were R. Stuart John Stewart A. Cunningham W. P. Moothart J. G. Hise and Lewis Wallace. Interment followed in City cemetery.
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H. C. Horsey
South
Washington
W. O. Fisher
R. Stuart
John Stewart
A. Cunningham
W. P. Moothart
J. G. Hise
Lewis Wallace
City Cemetery
Star Offers Bakery Deals and Local Visits Highlight Town News
Six loaves for 25 cents at the Star. Vienna Bakery advertises cakes and breads with two ovens and five bakers. Grover Neiswanger and J. R. Rickey arrived for visits. Miss Mable Clough and Miss Carrie Rowan are in town visiting relatives. Mary Masson goes to Iowa City for university summer school. Woodmen memorial services Sunday at 2 PM with badge distribution Monday morning. Percy Walton leaves for Baltimore to become electrical engineer. Charley King returns from Kansas City for a few days of business and visits. Fulton Masson heads to Centerpoint then New York to join Blackwell hospital staff in December.
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Mable Clough
Oskaloosa
J. R R. Hawkins
Carrie Rowan
Ainsworth
Charley King
Kansas City
Fulton Masson
Centerpoint
Iowa
Fulton
New York
Blackwell Hospital
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