Funeral rites for Mrs. John B. Dey held in Brighton
The Brighton service for Mrs. John B. Dey followed her death Monday night at 0 80. O clock. She was born Sarah Jane Knorr in Ohio October 10 1849 and married John F.E. Dey October 2 1866. The couple moved to town 47 years ago and had no children. Survived by three brothers and two sisters, with many relatives and friends in Iowa and nearby towns attending.
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Brighton
John B. Dey
Will Dey
Mt. Pleasant
Sarah Jane Knorr
Ohio
John FE. Dey
Dey
Will Knerr
Chariton
Adam Knerr
Hulett
Wyoming
Mary Whisler
Mr. Pleasant
Bert Sargeant
John Ker
Simp Donovan
Fairfield
Wéll Dey
Nellie Robison
Riley Smouse
Rows
John Haifley
Merrimac
Roy Edwards
Merle
Iowa City
Charlie Riley
Fred Lechner
Clyde Brown
Washington
Marty Wikoff
Wellman
L. FE. Bidwell
Rebecca Bancroft
Minnesota
Illinois
Betty Brier
Mee
J. B. Brier
Anna Wolf
Vernon Coffman
Patricia Ann
Vinton
Fred Wanerus
Ralph
Milford Day
Kirkeville
Cotter Community Notes Include Visits and Illnesses
Cotter area residents report visits from Vernon Snyder of Chicago to sister Violet Dun can last Thursday night and Emras Owens with the M Davis family last Friday. Anna Arthur has flu. Viola Meridith and Dwane Richarda missing school with the mumps. Hugh Morris and wife shopped in Washington Saturday evening. Huch Roberts is very sick. The Cotter school receives a specimen of Old Washington Flint Tree from Cambridge Massachusetts for the local museum. A wine toast by Cotter youths followed by a show at Columbus Junction is noted. Meda Shoop visited Evelyn Wednesday evening.
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Cotter
Emras Owens
M. Davis
Vernon Synder
Chicago
Violet Duncan
Arthur
Morris
Washington
Hugh Morris
Anna Arthur
Viola Meridith
Dwane Richarda
Cambridge
Maas
Morse Travis
Junction Thureday
Columbus Junction
Meda Shoop
Evelyp
Huch Roberts
Mike Louise Kilgore
Miss Mina McCleary Visits Home From Keota
Miss Mina McCleary arrived in Crawfordsville on May 3 to spend the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs J B McCleary. Miss Eula Martin traveled to her home near Dublin for an over Sabbath visit, and Mrs Harold Graham was called to Carthage Illinois on Saturday night.
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Crawfordsville
Mina McCleary
Keota
McCleary
Eula Martin
Dublin
Harold Graham
Carthage
Red Tape Drives Inventor To Grase Eucharist In Romania
Southeastern Europe patent registration faced delays and uncertainties as red tape vexations mount. A Romanian inventor, discouraged by futile protection efforts, committed suicide, and others faced insanity from similar patent dealings in multiple languages and complex office routines. A want ad is suggested as a simpler alternative.
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Inventor
Rumania
Europe
Evening Services Begin at St. Padis Evangelical Church
Washington Iowa announces regular evening English services tomorrow night at 7 30. The church invites a full attendance this summer and welcomes all. Follow the Church and Home Monthly for the service schedule announced in the directory. Carl W Kicin pastor.
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Carl W. Kicin
Berlin birth and school enrollments decline since 1915
Berlin figures show births dropping from 61 097 in 1919 to 28 551 in 1923 and school entry decreases, with 31 000 children in the lowest classes in 1923. First year pupils fell from 69 900 in 1919 to lower levels by 1923.
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Berlin
Funeral for John Urombaek Held at South English
The funeral of John Urombaek brother of D B K Brumback will be held Sunday afternoon at 30 in the Methodist church South English. This marks the first loss in a family of six children. He was a well liked neighbor who ditched for farmers here and north of Washington and lived in Dutch Creek township. He died unmarried at Kinrom and lived alone.
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John Urombaek
D. BK. Brumback
South English
John
Washington
Dutch Creek
Kinrom
Journal Advertise Smartly For Maximum Reach
The Journal reminds readers that advertising pays when done wisely and effectively. This notice highlights the publication as the go to service for smart ads and audience reach.
Stricken Japan Plans to Build Huge Stadium
Tokyo reports a spring project to construct a 50 000 seat stadium expanding to 60 000 between Kobe and Osaka on the Han Shin line. A baseball diamond, running track, field facilities, and a seacoast swimming pavilion will be included, making it the largest in the Orient and one of the world’s biggest.
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Tokio
United States
Japan
Kobe
Osaka
Hanshin Bleetric Railway
Seacoat
Orient
Hunter traps eagle after chamois fox clash in Davos
A Swiss hunter recounts a three way fight in Davos between a chamois a fox and an eagle. The fox nearly killed the chamois before the eagle attacked the fox and drove it off. The chamois died as the hunter intervened scattering the eagle. The hunter then trapped the eagle near the dead chamois.
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Davos
Switzerland
Faithful to French King Chouans Rise and Fall Across Centuries
The article tracks the Chouans, Brittany peasants supporting the royal cause during the French Revolution. Led by Jean Cottereau, then Cadoudal and Charette, they threatened the French republic until La Hoche stamped them out. A later uprising in 1790 and a 1814 1815 resurgence ended by Thiers, with etymologies offered for the name.
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Brittany
Jean Cottereau
Cadoudal
Charette
la Hoche
Thiers
Cottereau
Age and wisdom noted by an observer
A reflective remark on aging contrasts wisdom with obstinacy. The observer notes that age brings insight, while others resist aging. The Boston Evening Transcript framing gives a commentary on how society treats age and maturity.
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Boston Evening Transcript
Radio programs schedule across cities and stations
A compiled list shows a broad range of radio programs across many stations from WS Atlanta Journal to WRC Washington. Entries note times and program types including sermons talks concerts organ performances lectures and church services with numerous cities and stations represented.
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Atlanta Journal
Wesley Memorial Church
KYW
Chicago
W L. Speery
WDAP
WGN
Chicago Tribune
WLW
Cincinnati
WFAA
Dallas News
WOC
Davenport
WWJ
Detroit News
St. Pauls Episcopal Cathedral
Wrap Fort Worth Star Telegram
Town City
WOS
Jefferson City
First Christian Church
WDAF
Kansas City Star
WHB
Kansas City
WOQ
KHS
Los Angeles
WGI Medford
Waaw Omaha
Senate and House Meet for Immigration and Public Works
Senate and House conferrees continue immigration bill deliberations while committees in agriculture, insular affairs, and rivers and harbors advance related hearings and investigations. Muscle Shoals hearing proceeds and Chicago drainage canal proposal is under review.
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Senate
House
Senate Agriculture Committee
Shipping Board
House Mnsular Affairs
Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
Chicago
American Missionaries Sell Bunyan Classic in Turkish
In Constantinople on April 2 American missionaries report a Turkish edition of Pilgrim's Progress becoming a best seller with nearly 3,000 copies printed and sold in ten months through American Bible houses in the city.
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Constantinople
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