Hallowe'en Socials and Greetings Across Washington
Read of Halloween parties hosted by Mrs. Cuddy and Miss Bratton with games costumes and prizes. Wedding notice for Louise Pratt and Everett Ewing from Washington and Willisea at Iowa City Presbyterian parsonage reported with details of outfits and education.
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Barbara Cuddy
Scouts For Jesus
Presbyterian Sunday School
Hallowe'en
Mrs. Cuddy
Barbara
Max Cuddy
Louise Pratt
Washington
Ralph Pratt
Everette Ewing
Willisea
W. J. Ewing
University of Iowa City
Presbyterian Parsonage
Iowa City
Reid
Presbyterian Church
Winfield High School
Parsons
Coe
Parson
University of Iowa
Ewing
the Fox
Mises Bratton
West Chester
Oscar Labaugh
Laura Lucille DeLong
Richard Crayne
Esther Rittenhouse
Miss Bratton
Helen Martin
Rebecca Labaugh
The
West
Chester Sharp and Flat Club
Maurine Martin
Vera Rittenhouse
Iowa Ave
Lemmon's Pharmacy
A. Anderson
Only One Prisoner Left in County Jail
Deputy Sheriff Fred Sweet said this morning one prisoner remains in the county jail, down from eleven earlier. The last inmate is Richard Freel of Wellman, nearing six months for wife desertion. Five would-be robbers who held up the Rock Island station two weeks ago are at large with no leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sweet
Richard Freel
Wellman
Sweet
Rock Island
Health authorities start dengue mosquito campaign in Philippines
Manila nov 1 the Philippines department of health and the Rockefeller Foundation plan a campaign to reduce the residential mosquito population blamed for dengue fever. The health department issued a warning urging residents to fight the dangerous insects at home amid rising cases. A stray line notes a small for sale ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippines Department of Health
Rockfeller Foundation
Department of Health
Halloween Night Passes With Few Incidents Noted
Halloween observed with minimal trouble in the city as few complaints reached police and no major damage occurred. Can piles from residents near curbside for tin can collection were scattered by revelers, while a couple of windows were broken. Mayor A N Alberson denied any participation and joked about a look alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
A. N. Alberson
Local notices and business ads from Washington Iowa
Auctioneer D F Macon advertises Red River Ohio potatoes at 75 cents per bushel on Milwaukee tracks. Various local names visit, shop, or travel between Washington and nearby towns. Putnam’s Selling Out Sale promotes savings while acrobat uppers are praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River Ohio
Milwaukee Tracks
C. & R. Produce Co
Putnam
Lost tan suede glove between Fox Theatre and Wickham residence
A tan suede glove was found between the Fox Theatre and Wickham residence and should be left at the Journal office for reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Theatre
Wickham
Journal Office
Notice to Journal Advertisers
Advertisers with cuts to cast should send orders a day in advance to avoid impractical last minute runs. The Journal requests observance to prevent inconvenience to the press and composing room staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Army to photograph Halemaumau volcano from air
Army aviators will photograph and observe the Halemaumau fire pit atop Kilauea in Hawaii, a historic first for aerial volcanology. Work begins at a landing field inside Hawaii National Park and will span several months, with photos of Hilo harbor and other strategic points also planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
T. H
Halemaumau
Kilauea
Hawaii
Hawaiian Department
Hawaii National Park
Hilo Harbor
Berlin Streetcar Ride Priced Like Shoe Shine
Berlin police set the fare for a street car ride at the same as a shoe shine payment. On October 1 the price stood at 4,500,000 marks, reflecting postwar economic conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Associated Press
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