Rev Klein resigns as relief head in local Emergency Relief
Rev Carl Klein announced his resignation as chairman of the Emergency Relief committee after a year in charge. He cited church duties as his main reason and urged careful selection of a successor with Miss Baker assisting. The motion to accept resignation was carried with regret and a committee named to propose a new chairman to Gov Herring.
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Emergency Relief Committee
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Tracy Phillips
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Ministers Hold Regular Meeting in Washington County
The Ministerial Association of Washington county and environs met at the Y M C A with prayers and devotions. Rev Crozier and Rev Lewis delivered talks on prayer and crime prevention citing prison life and reform efforts. Rev McBlain discussed crime costs and penology citing Sing Sing references. Rev Ogleton spoke on African Methodism and Richard Allen born into slavery and his church leadership.
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William N. Crozier
Riverside
RE. Llewelyn Lewis
Crawfordsville
Leonard Ek
Wine
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West Chester
William F. Ogleton
Washington and
Muscatine
Richard Aller
Philadelphia
United Societs
George Whitefield
John
Charles Wesley
Oxford
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Allen
Delaware
Methodist Church
San Francisco's Early City Image Through Echoes of Debate
A fragmented passage discusses San Francisco as a city from its first line and contrasts city status with trade. It mentions crowded boats from the east and references Bret Harte and Mark Twain mining districts reopening.
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Reserved Seats On Sale For College Play The Push
Reservations are on sale at McDaniel drug store for the junior college Little Theater production The Push. The modern day comedy will be performed Thursday and Sunday nights May 3 and 4 at Washington high school auditorium under the direction of Mrs C S Williams.
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City urged to respect flower gardens and curb depredations
Mayor L. Lytle calls for civic help to protect city flower gardens from depredations. He states the act is forbidden by ordinances and harms good conduct, urging residents to respect others' rights and maintain the city’s beauty without drastic penalties.
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Mrs Rose Elected Vice President of Hospital Group
Mrs Margaret Hales Rose arrived from Council Bluffs where she was elected vice president of the Iowa Hospital association. She had been a trustee at the convention and is superintendent of the Washington County Hospital. T P Sharppack of Broad-
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Corneil Bluffs
Iowa Hospital Association
Beef Producers Meet to Discuss Reduction Plan Washington County
Beef cattle feeders and producers in Washington County are urged to gather at City Hall Friday evening May 4 to discuss a possible government backed reduction plan. The session follows Chicago talks on a processing tax and financing the plan, with county delegates and state committee representatives awaiting farmer approval. Er J Stewart calls eleven county delegates to Washington to ensure proper representation.
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All Teachers Sign Contracts Except One Miss Thompson
Re-elected teachers reviewed contracts due by four yesterday after a teachers meeting. Miss Prorathea Thompson, at Lincoln school, has not announced plans or been replaced yet. Wallace school will see Miss Trene DeLong replace Mrs Myrtle Maron at Fial Lagher, with a new teacher to fill Thompson’s position.
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Wallace School
Mies Thompson
Lawns Hospital Named President at Convention Close
Lawns Hospital in Des Moines was named president at the close of the annual convention in Counceil Bluffs Tuesday.
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Counceil Bluffs
Attendance Record Falls At Y M C A Meeting
The annual Y M C A meeting drew over 175 attendees surpassing prior events. Charley Davis chaired the dinner committee with Hi Y and other volunteers serving a well cooked meal. Atty Dick Stewart gave a Washington Y movement history while Stan Klose, Dode Klose, and Horace Allen performed an acrobatic athletic show.
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Kittenball Tourney Lights Up Wyman May 5
Eight teams convene at Wyman school for a kittenball tournament with day and night sessions under new lights. Crawfordsville faces Pleasant Lawn at 9 15 a m and Weyland plays Wyman at 10 15 in the upper bracket, with finals at 8 30 p m. Luncheon and ice cream served by home economics students.
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Mt. Union
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Winfield Va. Cotter
County retires primary bonds and refunds at a saving
Washington county paid 45275 in May interest on outstanding primary road bonds and retired 210000 of refunding bonds at 2 percent to replace 272000 at 4 1/2 to 5 percent. After these payments the remaining primary road bonds total 98800. The treasurer began collecting Folke pension receipts with a 1 per person levy starting this year, due by July 1.
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Washington County
Marion George
Tri County Doctors Hear Skin Specialist Address
Physicians from Henry Jefferson and Washington counties met for a May dinner at the Congress hotel. Dr. J F Auner of Des Moines spoke on skin diseases and led a clinic examining seven or eight patients and prescribing treatment. The audience valued the discussion and practical guidance.
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Woman Held for Questioning in Arizona Kidnap Case
May Department of Justice agents questioned a woman in Gooseneck Creek Texas about the abduction of six year old June Robles of Tuccon Arizona. A child who resembles the missing girl was involved in the inquiry.
Drought Deepens Across Iowa With Failing Wells
Prolonged drought across Iowa brings stoppage of wells and chinch bugs threaten milk supplies in cities. Dust storms linger in north and west. crops germinate slowly and pastures are dry. Optimistic notes say oats crops improved. corn planting active in central and southern regions with moisture improving in places.
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U.P
Iowa
Charles D. Reed
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Towa
Monona
Marshal County
Contestants Arrive Tonight for Iowa Music Festival
Nearly 6000 students from 145 high schools will reach Iowa City for the University of Iowa ninth annual music festival. Competition runs Thursday morning through Saturday afternoon ending with a massed band of 1500 performing a Sousa memorial concert.
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University of Ilowa
Joba Phillip Sousa
Senior class photographed with Grandview High officials
Members of the senior cloup of Grandview high school accompanied by their superintendent L. E B. Robinson were here yesterday to be photographed.
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L. E B. Robinson
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