Woman's home missionary group meets in West Chester
The West Chester Methodist society held its regular meeting at Mrs. John Hough’s home with president Mrs. Coffey presiding. Members shared mission stories by Nash Coffey Laubach Dayton Augustine Hough and Stouffer and Mrs Hough read The master cometh. Officer elections are planned for the next gathering.
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Woman's Home Missionary
West Chester Methodist Church
Mra
John Hough
Coffey
J. D. Dayton
Mesdames Nash
Laubach
Dayton
Augustine
Hough
Stouffer
Dog Believed Mad Attacks University Students in Iowa City
Theodore Bailey, son of Mr and Mrs Marsh W Bailey, was among University of Iowa students attacked on campus yesterday by a dog suspected of rabies. Several students are said to have been bitten and will receive Pasteur treatment. the canine fled when a policeman restrained it and has not been found.
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Theodore Bailey
Marsh W. Bailey
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Bailey
Father of Frank Appleby Dies in Kansas
Washington friends of Frank Appleby former publisher of the Washington Democrat learned yesterday that his father died Wednesday night at his home in Seneca Kansas. He had suffered a stroke the day before and Appleby left for Seneca but arrived too late. The deceased was a veteran Congregational minister and formerly pastor of a church at Newton Iowa, and had visited Washington residents.
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Washington
Frank Appleby
Washington Democrat
Seneca
Kaw
Washington readers report Sunbeam electric iron ad
Fifty readers saw the Sunbeam electric iron in the steel case and now have it. Fred L. Stewart of 116 N Iowa Ave is listed. Joseph Kelley is among Iowa City students who have returned home.
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Washington
Sunbeam Electric Jron
Fred L. Stewart
Iowa Ave
Joseph Kelley
Iowa City
Memorial Day Parade Opens Washington Services with Long, Impres sive Observance
Memorial day observances in Washington featured a lengthy parade with a caravan of hundreds of civilians and veterans. Troop D of the 113th Iowa Cavalry and American Legion members led the march, while the Royal American and Washington bands played. School children and boy scouts joined the procession, with color guards and orderly formations directed by Marshal Frank Beatty. Cemeteries hosted services with local speakers Schuyler Livingston and Thomp Brookhart, and Dr. J B Rendall of Muscatine delivering the afternoon address at the Methodist church.
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Bethleheme Commandery
Knights Templar
W. W. Bowers
Methodist Church
Bowers
Templars
Eommandery
Asceession
Order of the Temple
Templare
Washington Band
Fim Grove Cemetery
Fr. W. Eastwood
Woodlawn
Wellman
Keota
Hrton
Oak Ridge
Roores
Washington
113Th Iowa Cavalry
Leon Beatty Post
American Legion
Washington and
Royal American
Frank Beatty
Schuyler Livingston
Elm Grove
Thomp Brookhart
J. B. Rendall
Muscatine
Annual staff party closes with two minute speeches
Ruth Anderson leads a dinner where small books list speech topics for two minute talks. Guests present include Mr and Mrs W C Harding Mr and Mrs C H Gather and Miss Helen Wilson. Departments offer advice to junior representatives for next year as staff plans entry into 1924 contests. Puzzles entertain guests after the meal. William Masson solves easily, having practiced them.
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Ruth Anderson
Harding
Gather
William Masson
W. C. Harding
C. H. Gather
Helen Wilson
Molasses Output Split Between Exports and Home Use in Porto Rico
Reports from centrals indicate 16,000,600 gallons of blackstrap molasses will be produced with about 12,000,000 gallons exported mainly to the United States for stock feed and alcohol. Four million gallons remain for home use, roughly half to cattle and about 2,000,000 gallons to bootleggers, yielding an estimated 500,000 gallons of alcohol.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Centrals
United States
Lkely
Castles in the Air Compare Comfort to Dungeons
The quote contrasts idealized airy castles with dour, grumbling lives, urging a man to make life and nature happier or be better off not born. Emerson’s reflection links happiness to constructive living rather than gloomy constraints.
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Emerson
Corner Stone Laying Event At Y M C A Building
A large crowd is expected to attend the corner stone ceremony for the Y M C A building this afternoon. The event follows the Memorial day program at the Methodist church, about 294. Marsh W Bailey chairs the building committee and Orville Elder presides, with several brief talks planned.
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Y. M
Marsh W. Bailey
Orville Elder
World Court theme of the President's Memorial Day talk
President stresses defense not aggression and urges peaceful adjudication of disputes. He supports adherence to the permanent court of international justice, warns against abandonment of duties, and calls Americans to prove faith by public service and united action on Memorial Day.
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Harding
Senate
Permanent Court of International Justice
Y M C A Pioneer Chapter Remembered From 1876
John Shields recounts the early Y M C A in Washington organized in 1876 under Robert Weidersall. Meetings began in stores, moved to the yellow brick building, then the Loan and Trust offices. The group operated ten years with a small staff and modest programs.
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John Shields
Washington
Mr. Shields
Young Men's Christian Association
Robert Weidersall
United States
William Blair
Barclay Grocery
Loan and Trust Company
James Stolt
China
Della McMillan
Vera Cruz
California
Patriotism and public duty in American ideals
The passage urges supporters of institutions to be driven by a higher motive than profit. It argues true patriotism sustains individual rights, state sovereignty, union integrity, world peace, and mankind’s welfare, aligning with Washington and Lincoln as exemplars.
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America
Washington
Lincoln
Radio Schedule Highlights From Cities Nationwide
A listing of upcoming radio programs across major stations shows daily concerts, talks, and orchestral broadcasts. Notable entries include WGN Chicago musical blocks, WEAF New York music sets, WJZ New York entertainment spans, and KFI Los Angeles vocal and concert slots, reflecting a broad entertainment slate.
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WGR
Buffalo
WGN
Chicago Tribune
WMAQ
Chicago News
Knight Hawkes
KYW
Chicago
WLS
Dallas News
WOC Davenport
WWJ
Detroit News
News
Werpap
Port Worth Star-Telegram
PWX
Havana
Estudiantina
Cuba
WDAF
Kansas City Star
WHAS
Louisville Journal
New Albany
KFI
Los Angeles
WGI Medford
WMC
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Scottish Rite Cathedral
WLAG
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Lutheran Church Choir
Ckac Montreal
WOR
Newark
James McDonald
WEAF
New York City
WJZ
New York
KGO Oakland
San Jose
A. m. St. Francis
Woaw Omaha
Wcae Pittsburgh
Lew Kennedy
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
Wdar Philadelphia
WFI Philadelphia
KPO San Francisco
KPO
WGY Schenectady
WBZ Springfield
KSD
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Missouri Theatre
Washington
U Ss Army Band
I Saw Your Ad in the Journal Merchant Sightings
A brief reminder urges readers to mention spotting the merchant advertisement in the Journal. The note emphasizes citing the paper to support local trades and community notices.
Local residents travel for visits and events
Mrs Ed Bell traveled to Fairfield this morning. Mrs A Stranahan went to Stormey for Decoration day services. Delbert Jennings returned home from school work in Iowa City. Miss Geneva Henderson arrived from West Liberty to visit Miss Edith Belleau. Mrs Stant Custer came from Des Moines to visit Miss Maud Hott. she is known as Dora Brown. Arlington Daniels is home from Iowa City school work.
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A. Stranahan
Stormey
Delbert Jennings
Iowa City
Geneva Henderson
West Liberty
Edith Belleau
Arlington Danields
Limited Parking Advised To Solve Traffic Jams
Albany May 30 traffic experts of New York state urged discontinuing parking in congested districts as an easy fix for the automobile problem. They warned that eventual prohibition of parking is needed as traffic will rise and that time limits and diversions cannot adequately serve the public, merchants, and drivers.
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Albany
New York State
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