Merle Crayne Dies After Gasoline Explosion At Titus Store
Merle Crayne age 28, manager of the Titus Cooperative Store, died in the county hospital after a gasoline can exploded in his hands at the Titus store. His wife Jean Cherry and young son Richard survive along with parents Hugh and Mrs Crayne of Oskaloosa and siblings Velda Olive Floyd. Funeral set for tomorrow at 3 PM from Jones & McElhinney Chapel.
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Merle Crayne
Titus
Mr. Crayne
Titus Co-operat
Washington
Crayne
Hugh Crayne
West Chester
Oskaloosa
Jean Cherry
Richard
Velda
Olive
Floyd Crayne
West Cheater
McElhinney Furniture
Titun
Merle
Jones & McElhinney
Mrs Glasscock Family Heads to Ft Madison and Hannibal
Mrs W F Glasscock and her daughter Mary Katheryn traveled this morning by Burlington to Ft Madison for a day outing. Mr Glne cock accompanied Shriners to Ft Madison and will join them in Hannibal for a week visit with his mother Mrs Minnie Gigacock. A Want Ad offers to sell it.
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W. F. Glasscock
Mary Katheryn
Burlington
Ft. Madison
Glnecock
Hannibal, Mo
Minnie Gigacock
Molesbury to Speak at Memorial Day program
Senator F M Molesbury of Columbus Junction will give the Memorial Day address next Monday afternoon as part of a comprehensive program. The day includes a 9 AM band concert in Central Park, a 9:30 AM parade, cemetery tributes, and an Opera House program at 2:30 PM with Batley presiding and Molesbury as principal speaker.
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F. M. Molesbury
Columbus Junction
FR. B.heawmer
Mr. Molesbury
Central Park
Fife and Drum Corps
Boy Scouts School
Opera House
Marsh W. Batley
F M. Moleebary
Church and club announcements fill community schedule
Several church and club events are listed including social Friday at the Baptist church, Afternoon Bridge at Mrs Fedderson’s home, W M & A meet Saturday, senior choir rehearsal, Delta Alpha class meeting at Mrs Speidel’s home, Chapter 1 P E B C meeting May 26, Damascus Shrine monthly meeting, MethodIst church picnic at Chau tauqua Park, Washington Lodge called meeting May 27, union prayer meeting Wednesday night, Christian Worker's Conference at Monmouth July 30 to Aug 7, W H M S box opening day, W C T U meeting at Miss Mary Parker’s home, and Pleasant Hill Christian Church reopening next Sunday.
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United Presbyterian Churches
Bruce Buchanan
Monmouth College
Christian Worker's Conference
Monmouth
The
Methodist Church
Mary Parker
Washington
Cool Work Mantra Prompts Efficient Performance
A brief slogan urges maximizing output with less effort by staying calm and focused. It emphasizes using electricity wisely to power efficiency while maintaining steady progress and productivity. The message frames balance between effort and rest for sustained results.
Interior say and beauty cited as a joy forever
Those who have seen the interior say it is a thing of beauty and a joy forever. It will be necessary for those wishing to attend next Sunday to go early to secure seats. First come first served. The Bible school contests Indiana school, having 278 points on Sunday. Pleasant Hill must also attend. Rev. Pettit.
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Bible School
Indiana Is
Pleasant Mill
Pettit
Small Kindnesses Brighten Daily Life
A reflective verse urges simple acts of kindness to ease others' burdens. One kind word a smile or a gentle gesture can lift a neighbor's mood, clear worry from the face, and offer comfort through shared humanity.
Gospel sermons to be delivered by Rev Pettit
Will deliver practical gospel sermons. Come early and bring your smile. Dont miss. Rev Pettit.
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Rev. Pettit
Shriners Leave for Fort Madison Today
A large party of Washington Nobles of the Mystic Shrine boarded the Firefly this morning for Fort Madison where Kaaba temple of Davenport will stage a ceremonial this afternoon and evening. The procession left Rock Island station at 9 30 headed by the Washington band with about twenty candidates in the rear. Two candidates wore convicts' outfits resembling Walter Rudiger and Earl Corbin. Others went by automobile.
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Washington
Mystic Shrine
Fort Madison
Davenport
Rock Island
Walter Rudiger
Earl Corbin
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Jane Helper
Newton Lord
Lord Helper
Reisters
Frank Wilson
Frank
Claud Lemmon
Mr. Worley
Driley
Chris Bowers
Rothschild’s
Molesbury
Columnus
Sunction
Princi
Pal
Marshall
Earl Limerman
1St Cavalry
American Legion
Alther
Y. M. C. A. War Workers and
Simlar Organizations
Woman's Auxiliary of
G. Alr. W. R. GC
D. A. Remnantos
Dream
USS
Jones Auto Co
Glen Chambers
Chambers
Glen R
James Bk. Long
Iowa State Chemist
Chemistry
Ames
Ladies League of the Baptist Church
M. H. Fedderson
Pirsg
W. M
Kila Montgomery
Delta Alphia
P. EB. C
Mae Donahey
Damascus
White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Moose Hall
Chautauqua Park
Masons
Washington Lodge
A. F
A. M
Elliot Grayson
Pleasant Hill Christian Church
Evening Journal
Colenso Hotel
Aaron Howard
Black
Rothochtild’s
Red
Oser
KH. J. Harmeter
Leonard
Civil Service
Equitable Bldg
Washington D.C
M. D. Atkinson
Ats
Frank Bell
Franklin
Beving Motor Co
McYct
A. B. Carr
Bete JA
Eli Jackson
C. R
Echicks
Wes Engel
J. M. Goodwin
Timothy Hay
Donald McLaughlin
FORD
Stewart Hotel
Sata
Ene
L. H. Schroebelen
Kalona
Overland
Journal
Dodge Brothers
BUICK
Shwad-tytt
J. Orr
James E. Long
F. L. Mannhardt
Tott
Win Trade
Easy
Bevine Motor Co
Era
W. H. Jackson
Morn Sun
ORR
Frank Stewart
John Nickerson
Columbus Institute
Columbus
Iowa Gas & Electric Co
Reister & Sons
Shriners
King Chick Hatchery
Iowa City
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