Delegates Arrive for Fifth District Christian Endeavor Convention
The fifth district convention opens with 41 delegates and pastors arriving from Des Moines Ottumwa Oskaloosa Iowa City Montezuma Pleasantville Keewick Washington and more. Officers elected include Earnest Simpson president Eva Diller secretary and Stanley Baird treasurer. Activities include morning programs speeches by Mra Shaame missionary stories from Colombia and a sunrise service planned for Sunday.
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Fifth District
Christian Endeavor Societies
Earnest. Simpson
Washington United Presbyterian Church
Andy James
Keswick
Methodist Protestant Church
Stanley Baird
Washington Presbyterian
Eva Diller
Washington Christian Church
Christian Endeavor
Pela Janell
Deep River
Pleasantville
Oskaloosa
Keewick
Ottumwa
Iowa City
Montezuma
Des Moines
A. A. Vinz
Willam Masson
George Hamlin
Social
Earnest Simpson
Mary Briley
Eva Diller Mir. Williams
Wilson and Roth plan six family apartments on East Washington
Wilson and Roth announce start of a six family apartment building on East Washington Street. Work begins next week after demolishing the old house owned by Mrs Bowman. Plans by Gar Rapids architect H Sadler detail Dutch colonial exterior and five two bedroom downstairs units plus upstairs four room flats. Occupancy aimed by early March barring weather delays.
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East Washington Street
Wilson & Roth
TL. E. Wilson
Wilson
Stree
Fourth Avenue
Bowman
En. H. Sadler
Gar Rapids Architect Apartments
Roth
Stutsman Heads Tri County Medical Society
Dr B B Stutsman of Washington was elected president of the Tri County Medical Society of Wasfield last night Fairfield is vice president Dr Laird of Mt Pleasant secretary Two speakers from the Mayorstate spoke on carcinoma of the stomach and traumatic head injuries Washington attendees included Dr C A Bolce Dr J C Bolce Dr C W Mc Laughlin Dr C W Stewart Dr T Wickham Dr H L F Mason Dr W F E Anderson Dr H L Hendricks and Dr W L Ale.
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B. B. Stutsman
Washington
Tricounty Medical Society
Wasfield
Fairfield
Laird
Mt. Pleasant
Mayorstate
J.P. Weir
W. McK Craig
C. A. Bolce
JC. Bolce
C. W. McLaughlin
C. W. Stewart
T. Wickham
Hlf. Masson
W. FE. Anderson
HL. Hendricks
W. L. Ale
Red Cross workers listed in county drive plan
A meeting of all Red Cross workers is set for Monday at 2 30 PM at the YMCA to receive instructions and supplies. Ward canvassing rolls out next Thursday list numerous volunteers by ward with captains and members. rural canvass teams named as part of the fiftieth anniversary roll call.
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Red Cross
YMCA
Ward
T. L. Brookhart
Ela Roundain
Edith Miller
Bateman
Frances Minck
Mise Lucy Langenburg
Etta Connor
Harry Ward
J. H. Peet
Lawrence Wilson
New Sorority Formed at University of Kansas
In Lawrence Kansas a new honorary sorority is formed at the University of Kansas. Members hold a session to coin and discuss aims with Dr BE Stuisman presiding. Dr McCreedy of Brighton attended from the county.
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da Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
BE. Stuisman
McCreedy
Brighton
This County
New Attack by Chinese Is Expected
Japanese troops report success near Nonni bridge after fighting in northern Manchuria. China is said to be rallying reinforcements for another clash along the Nanni river railroad line. Russians in Chinese uniforms were found among the dead, prompting tighter Japanese security and broader military measures.
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United States
Manchuria
Nanni River
Japan
Manohuri
Nonni
Mukden
Nonni River
Capone Begins Federal Sentence at Leavenworth
Ralph Capone, brother of Al Capone, arrived at Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary to begin a three year term for tax evasion. A special car with guards delivered Capone and about a dozen prisoners near the prison, where authorities barred onlookers as the group was admitted and put through routine processing. Warden T B White said Capone would be assigned prison work shortly.
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Leavenworth
Kans
TWP
Ralph Capone
al Capone
Capone
Chicago
Theo
Burlington
F Ellows
T. B. White
Waverly Indiana Woman Dies After Auto Crash
Ana Kuethe of Readiyn dies in hospital from injuries from a wreck near Waverly. The car skidded off the road while returning from a Bremer dance with companions Bob Hoth and Howard Thiese. Hoth has a fractured jaw. Thiese was not hurt.
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Waverly
Ana Kuetle
Readiyn
Miss Kuethe
Erly
Bremer
Bob Hoth
Howard Thiese
Hoth
Thiese
Hoover Deficit Rises as Budget Cuts Lag
President Hoover announced progress in trimming next year’s government costs while the treasury shows a deficit of 678 million dollars. The budget target was about 289 million dollars less than this year’s expenses, signaling continued strain on fiscal policy. The report also references college football games and campus events as unrelated notes.
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Hoover
Treasury
Fairfield Tilt Fosters Big Armistice Day Crowd
Interest grows as Fairfield high hosts Washington in a decisive Armistice day clash. Tickets for 300 Parsons college seats move fast. Washington enters as underdogs against Fairfield’s strong Crayne Dabner offense and a tough line led by Jones Kupka and blocking backs.
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Fairfield
Washington
Mt. Pleasant
Jim Shultz
Demons
Guy Carlton
Crayne
Dabner
Kupka
Scrappy West Chester beats Washington seconds 0 0
A West Chester second team held Washington County high school seconds to a scoreless tie yesterday afternoon at West Chester. Strong defensive play kept the game even as substitutions and minor injuries peppered the action.
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Washington
West Chester
Westchester
Washington County
Lytle
Tooth Statler
Durst Gardner
Tae Oe Lytler D’meyer Pa Fai Wale Mane
Libe
Augustine
Gardner
Coakley
Rice
Parsons
Shaw to Speak at Armistice Dinner in Keokuk
Major Robert Shaw of Sigourney, a leading American Legion figure, will deliver the Armistice dinner address in Washington. Al Baldrige announced the speaker as the banquet mode by the Legion Auxiliary of Leon Beatty post in the Y M C A community room on Armistice Day. Shaw, a prominent Keokuk County attorney, has actively engaged in state legion affairs and was discussed as state commander at the last Howa Legion convention.
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Robert Shaw
Sigourney
American Legion
The
Legion
Washington
al Baldrige
Legion Auxiliary
Leon Beatty
Y. M.ca
Shaw
Keokuk County
Nebraska Player Receives Bribe Letter From Tipton Man
Nebraska tackle Hugh Rhea received a postmarked Tipton Iowa letter offering big money to let Iowa players through the line for the Iowa Minnesota game. The note, signed heliovine, suggested a Nebraska loss and claimed potential payoffs up to 1000 dollars with a 2000 dollar bet. Nebraska coaches called the letter a hoax and Rhea told teammates he had heard of no real money.
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Lincoln
Hugh Rhea
University of Nebraska
Hin
Halfrack Hickman
Tomor
Tipton
Towa
Etter
Rhea Taugningly
Ilovine
Nebraska
Rien
Legion to Demand 10 Percent Public Salary Donations
Omaha November 7. American Legion leader J Stevens announced plans to force federal state county and city workers to contribute at least 10 percent of their salaries to a community chest or charity. A list of affected employees and salaries will be compiled in Washington and published nationwide.
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Omaha
Neb
American Legion
J. Stevens
Stevens
Washington
Stores Close At Noon Wednesday In Fairfield Washington
Many Washington stores will close at noon Wednesday November 11 to allow staff to attend the Fairfield Washington football game. Named stores include A E Allison Family Shoe Co Klein Clothing Kom pany Montgomery Ward Co Sears Roebuck among others. The Journal notes a wellness protest against Brazilian steamship lines bypassing Europe and discouraging travel to Brazil.
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Washington
A. E. Alison
Family Shoe Store
J. A. Harwood & Welch-Moore Shoe Co
Klein’ Klothing Kompany
Widmer Clothes Shop
Dowshetty Brothers
Seamoeller Brothers
Montgomery Ward & Co
IC. Penney & Co
E. M. Bridge & Co
Rothschild
Wells & Crail
H. J. Ward
Fairfield Washington
the Journal
Europe
Viai Te Brazil
Record Wheat Prices Drive Grain Markets Higher
Wheat prices closed near last session highs on the Chicago board of trade as grains surged to new season peaks. Oats also rose to levels not seen since the market boom began, with traders optimistic and noting continued upward momentum despite earlier warnings of overbought conditions.
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Chicago
Chird Board of Trade
Chicago Board of Trade
Santa Claus to Fight Low Mood in Saving Clubs Thanks
New York November 7 The National Association of Mutual Savings Banks reports Christmas club funds reach a new peak as 788 903 depositors save 26 579 189 dollars for holiday stockings this year, surpassing last year’s record with more banks still reporting.
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New York
Santa Claus
National Association of Mutual Savings Banks
Mutual Savings
Mas Club
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