Fred M Warfel Buried Here Today
Private funeral services were held at Goodin funeral parlors for Fred M Sartel a former Washington resident. Rev F W Eastwood of the Presbyterian church conducted the service and burial followed in Woodlawn cemetery. He was born in Washington September 27 1878 and died Saturday evening in Des Moines leaving his mother Mrs Eli Waifel and two sisters Mrs George Clapper and Mrs Will Darbyshire all of this community.
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Goodin
Fred M. Sartel
Washington
F. W. Eastwood
The
Presbyterian Church
Woodlawn
Mr. Warfel
Des Moines
Eli Waifel
George Clapper
Will Darbyshire
Tits Community
Marriage Licenses Issued at Court House
The court issued licenses to Floyd A. Kelley of Washington and Exterle Edith Gonder of Washington. Willigm McKinley Croskrey of Oakville with Ethel L. Byerly of Washington. Walter E. Duvall of West Chester with June Winegarden of Welman. Owen Cnossen with Wilhel m Winja, both of Washington. Raymond Paul Owen of West Liberty with Alice Helen Rose of Riverside.
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Court House
Floyd A. Kelley
Washington
Exterle Edith Gonder
Willigm’ McKinley Croskrey
Oakville
Ethel L. Byerly
Walter E. Duvall
West Chester
June Winegarden
Welman
Owen Cnossen
Wilhelm Winja
Raymond Paul Owen
West Liberty
Alice Helen Rose
Riverside
Waggoner Moves to Fifth Triangle Auto Branch
Franklin Waggoner, longtime associate of Triangle Auto Supply in Washington, is sent to Oskaloosa to help open the company's fourth branch. He recently trained at the Iowa City main office in tire and battery repair and other departments, and his new position is deemed well earned.
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Franklin Waggoner
Triangle Auto Supply Company
Washington
Oskaloosa
Waggoner
Iowa City
Local Society Notes Visit and Travel Times
Mrs. M. BE. Brown sister of Burlington visits at George Anderson home. Mrs. Crocker White arrived from Webster for a stay with Mars Bitting. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kelley traveled to Muscatine for a weekend. Margaret Simmerman and Lucille Thornton spent weekend in Muscatine. Mrs. Sara Crawford and daughter Mary of Keota shopped. Bonnie Kelsey of Ainsworth was a Washington shopper.
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Margaret Simmerman
Lucille Thornton
Muscatine
Sara Crawford
Mary of Keota
Bonnie Kelsey
Ainsworth
Washington
Shurman Meets Hindenburg Today
Dr. Jacob Gould Schurman former American minister to Peking and new ambassador to Germany presented credentials to President von Hindenburg in Berlin. The two exchanged addresses and expressed hope for continued cordial friendship between the United States and Germany.
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the Assoccaated Press
Berlin
Jacob Gould Schurman
Peking
Germany
von Hindenburg
Greek christenings held in Keokuk for local Greek families
A priest from St. Louis presided over baptismal services for the baby daughters of Theodore Katsumes and Aleck Steffos, prominent Greek residents of Keokuk, who lacked a local Greek priest. A note suggests a small ad could have served the purpose locally.
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Keokuk
St. Louis
Theodore Katsumes
Aleck Steffos
Finishing First Round of Handicap Golf Tourney
Washington golfers conclude the first round today as late matches fill the schedule. The second round starts tomorrow with several close contests and a field made tougher by the handicap format.
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Washington
Waterloo Pastor Favors Defense Day Plan
Rev BE W Main of the United Brethren told a Waterloo union service last night that government should maintain a force adequate to the nation’s defense. The June 2 report notes strong support for a national defense day on July 4 amid church gatherings in Waterloo.
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Associated Press
Waterloo
BE. W. Main
Bretheren
Washington group enjoys boat excursion to Davenport and Muscatine
A large Washington crowd joined a special train yesterday for a boat excursion from Davenport to Muscatine and back. Participants included Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sitler and son William, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Harvey with Mary Louise Alma Belle and Leona Minick, Violet Ire land, Bob MacGugin, and several Moothart and Dusenbery family members among others.
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Washington
Davenport
Muscatine
Howard Sitler
William
Floyd Harvey
Mary Louise
Alma Belle
Leona Minick
Violet Ireland
Bob MacGugin
L. L. Moothart
Ralph Moothart
Lucile Young
Claudie Reister
Claire
Cloyce Dusenberry
Artie Dankwardt
Sylvester Chance
Gladys’ Mackarland
Prohibition Force Cut Planned in Federal Decentralization
Washington June 29 The treasury department ordered a decentralization plan cutting about 400 prohibition agents from the Washington headquarters as part of a broad reduction of the mobile force.
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Associated Press
Washington
Washington Prohibition Headquarters
Treasury Department
Selecting Jury in Looney Case Opens in Rock Island
In Rock Island on June 29 the circuit court began selecting a jury to try John P. Looney, alleged former vice lord, on conspiracy to protect gambling. Judge Nels A. Larson warned against any dilatory tactics as the trial started.
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The
Associated Press
Rock Island
John P. Looney
Nels A. Larson
Candidates Pass CPA Examinations Across 25 States
Seventy four of the 450 candidates who took the recent CPA registration exams conducted in 25 states passed. Five percent were conditioned and 297 failed. Indiana led the successful list with California second and Texas third.
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New York
American Institute of Accountants
Indiana
California
Texas
Courtsey Cards Proposed by Des Moines Official
Des Moines reports Safety Commissioner John Jenney proposes courtesy cards for traffic infractions to replace summonses for out of town shoppers. He cites complaints from tourists who come to spend money and dislike paying fines.
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Des Moines
John Jennney
Jenney
Vacation Bible School Diplomas Awarded at Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian church held a three week daily Vacation Bible School ending with diploma presentations for 52 attendees. Rev. Frederick W. Eastwood led the program with Violet Bramer, Blair Law and others teaching in three age divisions and a brief swimming hour at the Y. M. C. A.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Frederick W. Eastwood
Violet Bramer
Blair Law
Jean Johnson
Josephine Bailey
Mary Roberts
Eastwood
H. B. Case
Edith Carris
Margaretta Forman
Daiey Vacation Bible School
Bible Bible School
Ave
Jean John Oi
Quake Causes Uneasiness Among Washington Residents
Anxiety spreads as a California earthquake impacts former Washingtonians now living in Santa Barbara and other parts of the state. Reports say casualties may be heavy and property damage extensive in Santa Barbara and nearby areas.
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California
Washington
Pacific
Southern
Californiia
Santa Barbara
Whit Estate
Satta Dbarbute
New Midwestern Air Mail Routes Planned
Bids invited by Postmaster General New for eight feeder routes to the transcontinental system. Chicago to St Louis via Springfield. Chicago to St Paul and Minneapolis via La Crosse. Chicago to Birmingham via Indianapolis Louisville and Nashville. Chicago to Dallas via Moline St Joseph Kansas City Wichita and Oklahoma City. Five cents per ounce on feeder lines plus ten cents per ounce for each feeder 1000 miles or less. Daily service planned each way.
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Washington
Postmaster General
New
Chicago
St. Louis
Springfield
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Birmingham
Alna
Indianapolis
Louisville
Nashville
Dallas
Moline
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Billy Sunday condemns evolutionists in Oregon sermon
In Hood River on June 28 Rev Billy Sunday denounced evolutionists and modernists as liars. He warned Christianity and the church must stand or fall on the miraculous birth and divinity of Christ, saying their fall would not occur.
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Hoodriver
Oregon
Billy Sunday
Church of God
Sheriff Busy Day Auctions in Kyle Court
Kalona West Chester and Verdi scenes of justice as Squire Kyle handles arraignments on assault and battery charges. Lee Stockman and Leo Stockman face court. Kalena suspects Eldon Ayres and Earl Grady charged with stealing 36 chickens for $22.27. Lizzie Tucker and Florence Tucker to stand trial for assault and battery. Ed Flanders reports 200 chickens stolen from his Keota farm. culprit at large.
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Kalona
West Chester
Verdi
Justice of the Peace B Cc
Kyle
Charles Denison
Squire Kyle
Lee
Leo Stockman
Justice Court
Bert Hobuck
Stocknan
Eldon Ayres
Earl Grady
Kalena
Lizzie Tucker
Florence
al Logan
Ed Flanders
Keota
No Notary Sea Spud Boys Report From Alikin Minnesota
Complete fishing report for the SpudBoys at Alikin includes catches by date from June 19 to June 25 with pike, pickerel, croppie, perch, bass and unclassified fish. Details note season status closed, returns to lake, and financials showing total pike 3680, total investment $270.00 and small balance on hand.
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Spud Boys
Alikin
Minnesota
Journal
Dalanes
Unusual Brazilian Plant Used for Strong Paper Fiber
The fragment suggests Cyron fiber weed from Brazil used by natives for fishing nets and possibly turned into unusually strong paper. It mentions a native practice and potential material uses without clear sourcing.
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Brazil
Local Woman Poses as Sailor in Cincinnati Stunt
Miss Jackie Van Diver of Davaville Kentucky, 22, attempted to enlist in the U S Navy in Cincinnati while her sweetheart George Henry Clay served in Chinese waters. Discovered, officers halted the ruse and sent her away.
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George Henry Clay
United States Navy
Jackie van Diver
Davaville
Cincinnati
Ames Summer Session Enrollment Reaches New High
MES Iowa June 26 Enrollment figures from the summer session director show over 1 200 students enrolled in the first six weeks at State College Ames. Women enrollment rises with 540, 335 in graduate work. More than 400 classes offered. dean of men J K Foster oversees. First session ends July 22. second six week session opens then.
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Mes
Iowa
Lows State College
J. K. Foster
Secretary Jardine Address Set for ISU Broadcast
Ames Iowa June 29 The address of Secretary of Agriculture Jardine at Iowa State College on July 10 will be broadcast starting at 11 10 oclock officials announced.
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Ames
Jardine
Iowa State College
Livon's Bread Startup Guides Fresh Acquaintance
A local guide outlines steps to get acquainted with Livon's Bread, highlighting tasting sessions, store hours, family recipes, and possible bakery tours. It encourages new customers to sample varieties, join a newsletter, and follow social posts for updates and promotions.
Robert Hemphill Visits Washington With Friends
Robert Hemphill of Iowa City spent the day yesterday in Washington with friends, enjoying the sights and activities around the capital.
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Robert Hemphill
Iowa City
Washington
Missing Tracy Sparks Skunk Visit During Fishing Season
Tracy failed to appear this morning prompting questions about the reason. He reportedly went to visit the Skunk, amid the current fishing season advancing activities and nearby events.
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Tracy
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Floyd Kelley
Shurman
Hindenburg
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Ruth Turner
John Whiting
Robert Whiting
Hazel Ayres
Douglas Eastwood
John Gilmore
Jacqueline Kisor
Max Cuddy
Iola Ditmer
Virginia Crull
Lou Jean Stewart
Katherine McFadden
Betty Stephen
Mary Rickey
Claire Norton
Mary Juliet Lemmion
Evelyn Turner
Howard James
Beatrice Wilson
Ethel Kisor
Grant Davis
Phyllis Murphy
Robert Barclay
Patricia Murphy
Case Dunshee
Merwin Dunshee
Bettidene Haven
Donald Davis
Verna Hickel
Joan Gilmore
John Jones
Frances Louise Hall
Glen Matucha
Mary Alice Payne
Jesus
Richard Edgington
Ernest Whiting
John Jackson
Harold Schneider
Thomas Stewart
Uws Teuchers
Middlewest
Rev Billy Sunday
Evolutionists
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Brown’s Tire Shop
Justice Kyle
Able
Strom
Evening Journal
Johon
Parm
Red
Lote
Inquire Journal
Farm Inquire Journal
ANGUS
Joke McCreedy
Hasking
Western Metal Company
Bloomington
Ime
Inquire Journal Office
Carl Martha Escher
Mutual
Washington Mutual
COLES
J. B. Crail
McCormick Sfr. Binder
C. K. Leichty
Wayland. Litt
Mangold Garage Codd
CED
Tiv
N. 2Nd Ave
E & Ink
A. B. Putnam
Lloyd W. Martin
Guernseys
Durhams
I. Fleming
Chalmers
J. A. Harwood
Ranger Bicycle
Electric Iron
W. G. Robb
Black
L. M. Smith
Crawfordsville
Wilsell
Chester
Clarence Lynn
George Young
Megdern
High School
Livon
Mrs. DL OR
Lyon
Lyon Baking Company
Breitenbach
Cunninghaw's
Lytle’s
Journal Office
Mra. C
Hills
Miss Ireac
James Davis
Beckwith
Davis Brothers
City
Davis
Clark & Enslin
Myrtle Morrow
the State University
Jessie Culver
North
Marion Avenue
Harm Rademaker
Viola of
Haskins
W.S. Reister & Sons
Eggs and Poultry
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