Local families join birthday celebration and travel updates
Mount Pleasant residents visited W. J. Hill for a birthday party while N M Speidel and granddaughter Ruth returned from a World’s Fair trip. Mrs Sayre, state WFB chair, sent greetings from England as her group met in Law. Various visits and travel news across local households noted.
Hospital Discharges and Surgeries Reported
At the hospital Mrs Haydn Davis and baby daughter Wette Ann were discharged yesterday for Cotter. Kathryn Marshall was discharged yesterday for her home tight on. Olen Bishop was discharged on Thursday morning for his home in Wellman. Wayne Knapp, Washington, was discharged last evening. Mrs Glenn Coakley, Morning Sun, underwent a major operation this morning. Joe Nelson Jr, underwent a minor operation this morning.
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Haydn Davis
Wette Ann
Cotter
Kathryn Marshall
Olen Bishop
Wellman
Wayne
Four teams win opening games in southeastern Iowa semipro tourney
Cedar Rapids, Iowa City, Conesville and Washington won opening ses sions at Blattner field. Cedar Rapids beat Ottumwa 15 1, Iowa City downed Lone Tree 3 2, Conesville beat Pleasant Plain 7 5, and Washington defeated Nichols 9 1 setting up semi finals Cedar Rapids vs Iowa City and Washington vs Conesville.
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Cedar Rapids
Conesville
Iowa City
Washington
Indees Clinch Win as They Edge Nichols Club
Washington Independents defeat Nichols 9 to 1 in a tournament game called after the first of the eighth inning due to injuries to Heath and Nash. Indees explode with eight two base hits, led by a three-home run stretch of doubles and timely doubles in the third and seventh innings. The win advances the Indees to the semifinals to face Conesville with two games slated this weekend.
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Iowa City
Lone Tree
Iowa City Eagles
Wendell Hill
University of Iowa
Hibbens
Hill
Eastwood
Eagles
Anash
Gaeta
Iowa Light and Power
Hill and Guck
Mayrose
McAvoy
Coakley
Sth
Washington
Nichols
Whitlock
Brown
Derby
Pike
J. Denton
Cummings
Heyde
Campbell
Nash
Elder
Heath
Fuhr
Zybarth
Hilver
Martini
Clark
Washington Independents
Hod Denton
Indees
Whitehead
Conesville
Standings and Results in Major Leagues
New York beat St. Louis 11 2 in the second game. Cleveland won 8 4 over Philadelphia in the first game. Philadelphia 10 2 over Cleveland in the second game. Detroit and Washington tied 6 6. Chicago at Boston for both games.
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New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Boston
American
Page
W. L
Louls
National
Teague
L ‘Pe
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Local Golfers Defeat Wellman In Club Match
Nine foursomes from Washington and Wellman played 18 holes at the Washington country club with Washington totaling 154 points to Wellman 77 in a low ball, low total format. Giff Morrison of Washington had the best two round score 74, while Glen Smith of Wellman was runner up with 79. Washington to host Wellman on August 20 and plan a Kalona July 9 and Fairfield July 16 exchange, with other local matches noted.
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Washington
Wellman
Washington Country Club
Les Jones
Giff Morrison
Glen Smith
Mike Schlabaugh
Ed Gingery
Dr. Brown
Tom Canton A Steninger
R. Erb
Ira Shenefelt
Mac McFadden
Roy Marner
W. Miller
L. E. Wilson
Nic McCleery
Russell Ross
E. Erb
Joe Pease
Bill Edmondson
H. Swartzendruber
Sid Smith
Bob Shannon
Rex Levert
Wayne Lewis
Jerry Carris
George McFadden
R. Green
Dan Miller
Jim Schmoeller
Dick Young
Dr. McIntosh
Milo Sorden
Bob Young
Glenn Smith
Bob Godlove
T R. Phillips
Ralph Gibson
Wellman Union
Kalona
Fairfield
Local social notes and visitors from Washington and beyond
A roundup of visits and travels includes Mrs. Alvin Smith in Fort Collins on her way to Minnesota, Edith Weldin visiting Brunswick relatives, Elizabeth Thorne home from Vassar for the summer, and the Humble family taking a week’s vacation visiting Cedar Rapids Davenport Rock Island and Burlington. Also pictured are newborn Charles Van Riper in Kalamazoo and coastal guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mohr with relatives from Waterloo and New York City. Multiple Washington women attend a missionary convention in Grinnell along with Faye Taylor of Everett.
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William G. Harding
Colorado Springs
Colo
John Robertson
West Chester
L. F
Alvin Smith
Fort Collins
Neil Humble
Minnesota
Brighton
Elizabeth Thorne
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Clifford Thorne
G. M. Humble and Sons
Norman
Neil
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Rock Island
Burlington
Hugh McCleery
R. L. Livingston
Carolyn Hamilton
Grinnell
General Missionary Society
Washington
W. M. Nichol
Clara van Mra
Jean Acheson
Jimmie Acheson
Walter Kyle
Naomi
W. McLaughlin
Lulu Kyle
Stella Donaldson
Faye Taylor
Everette, Wash
Sykes Hernia Institute Ad Offers Free Booklet in Racine
If you cannot come in at the stated time, call for an appointment or request a free booklet from Sykes Hernia Institute located in Racine Wisconsin offering guidance on hernia treatment and clinic options.
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Sykes
Sykes Hernia Institute
Plone
Racine
Wisconsin
Dr Eastwood to Preach Sermon At Iowa Synod Meeting
Ames Iowa June 26 More than 300 ministers and lay delegates attended the Iowa Synod of the Presbyterian church opening its 68th annual meeting. Host Collegiate Presbyterian church and Iowa State College provided meeting spaces as sessions run through Thursday. Leaders included Rev Peter K Emmons and Rev Louis H Evans from Pennsylvania with sermons and addresses across the program.
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Dr. Eastwood
Meeting of
Iowa Church Synod
Ames
Iowa
Iowa Synod of the Presbyterian Church
Collegiate Presbyterian Church
Iowa State College
Peter K. Emmons
Scranton
Louis H. Evans
Pittsburgh
Immons
Evans
Board of National Missions
C. A. Carrier
Dubuque
Busines
F. W. Eastwood
Washington
Leon Wills
Conneh Blanke
William Caldwell
Vinton
Memorial Union
Annette Dennis
Davenport
Thhesionary
India
Walter Condran
Keokuk
Henry W. Little, Jr
Chicago
The
Foreign Missions Board
Edward W. Stimson
Sioux City
Edward Westhal
Philadelphia
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Bobby
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W. J. Hill
Reister Bros
N. M. Speidel
Ruth Speidel
Washington, D. C
Dayton
Ohio
Clayde Knupp
Raymond Sayre
England
Norway
Sayre
Corn Women of the World At Law
Knupp
Washington County
Women's Federation of the Farm Bureau
Ackworth
D. KF
Macon
Eclipse Tmber Company
June Putnam
Springville
Lester Macon
Bob
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Elkhart Ind
Roy Fetters
Vera Boyer
Phil Vanerus
Richard and
Adrienne
Stanley Smith
Te Beauchamp
Ralph Wanerus
Hermosah
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Fred Wanerus
Henry Ferguson
Helen Mae
Joan
Columbus Junction
L . Harding
James McCutch
Lloyd McCutcheon
Vernon
Ward McCutcheon
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Harold Stastny
Skinny Bates
Bates
Reddy Kilowatts
Iowa Light and Power Company
Stastny
Rapids
Bailey
Tommy Lasser
Chokee
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Slauson
Taylor
Pleasant Plain
Ernie Wittmer
Crish
Maynard Peck
Plainsmen
Kessel
Johnson
Washington Dairy Fountain Service
Indees Swamp Nichols Club
Singleton
Adams
H. Crish
Peck
M. Peck
Hodson
Hawkins
Huma
Kelider
Hilyer
Buckwalter
C. D. Weldin
Edith
Phil Weldin
Eleanor Miller
Farm Security Administration
Harry Miller
Marcus
Arthur Lentz
Madison, Wis
H. C. Hull
Charles van Riper
Kalamazoo Midh
Walter Eastwood
Soa
Walter Holmes
Medford
Penn
George Mohr
H. J. Halamka
Washington Hotel
Washington, Iowa
H. B. Sykes Pounder
Joe Falooka
M Fisher
Smokey
Lissen Porky
Das
Board of Christian Education
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Synod
Walter Barlow
Paul B. Shedd
Rockwell City
E.L. Marousek
Jefferson
W. O. Harless
Kimball
EDSAL
Bi! Brown
Deny Friend
Kid Brown
Don Ori
Don
Ainsworth
Crawfordsville High School
American Pearl Button Company
Montgomery Ward
TRS
Cities Service
Aefie
Aeme
Brown and
Orr
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