Judge Utterback Addresses Fifth District Convention
Judge Hubert Utterback of Des Moines delivered the afternoon address at the fifth district Christian Endeavor Convention. Rev Bernie Mulder of Pella gave the closing address in the evening. The Presbyterian church drew large crowds both sessions as Utterback spoke on Citizenship Ideals and the need for a godly nation. He stressed development of mind, heart, morals and spirit and warned that America’s failure would stem from godlessness. He praised the Christian Endeavor union’s work and urged youths to live up to the pledge for useful futures.
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Christian Endeavor
Hubert Utterback
Dex Moines
Jiernie Mulder
Pella
Presbyterian
Crond
Utterback
de Moines
Polk County
Christ
Jesus
Christian Endeavor Union
Judge Utterback
America
Christian Endeavor Pledge
Jesuchrist
Washington Golf and Country Club Officers Elected for Year
At a regular board meeting of the Washington Golf and Country Club the officers for the ensuing year were elected. FE Nelswanger is president with Frank Miller Lee as vice president and T W Harwood as treasurer. The board plans immediate completion of ongoing work and rapid course development as conditions permit. Nelswanger named committees: Finance Carl J Jungblut and WHT Harwood. Tournament Ralph Lester Orr Will Shannon. House Frank Miller Dr A W Clow. Grounds Orville Elder Preston Wolf and Lester Orr.
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Washington Golf and Country Clut
FE. Nelswanger
Wheat Prices Rise on Sino-Japanese News in Chicago
Wheat markets in Chicago moved upward on Sino-Japanese tensions with December at 85 cents and May at 71 1/2 cents per bushel by noon. Buying orders surged as brokerage houses pushed the market higher following the weekend close. Miss Barbara Cuddy of Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls visited for the weekend.
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Chicago
Barbara Cuddy
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Chicago Board of Trade
New Bank Stock Moves Toward 100000 Goal in Washington
Hinds for capital stock and surplus for a new bank in Washington totaling 75000 has been subscribed. The committee aims for 100000 with half for capital and half for surplus. The bank will replace the closed Commercial Savings Bank to expedite liquidation and return deposits. Local residents see the project as a sound investment and a boost to community welfare and relief for Aenositors.
Fairfield Team Still Unbeaten in Gridiron Hope
Fairfield high school, known as the Sons of Troy, rides an eleven game winning streak and has not allowed a score since a year ago Armistice Day. They face the Demons from Washington in Armistice week, then Mt. Pleasant and Burlington on the schedule. Key players include Dick Crayne, Bill Babner, Chuby Delp, Glen Little, Leland Keller, Lester Walker, Justus Webb, and Robert Fulton, with a new backfield formation emphasizing power and blocking as the team pursues an undefeated season.
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Field High School
Trojans
Washington
Sons of Troy
Fairfield
Mt. Pleasant
Burlington
Mt. Pleasat
Henry Counts
Grayhounds
River City
Ottumwa
Oskaloosa
Dick Crayne
Bill Babner
Crayne
Craynar
la. Giuenkin
Fairfield Grid
Arthur “Chuby Delp
Glen Little
Leland Keller
Delp
Little
Keller
Lester Walker
Justus Webb
Robert Fulton
Letterman
Frye Waterhouse
Close Canal Closure After Heavy Slide Halts Panama Passage
A new slide in the Panama Canal halted navigation and likely will prevent resumption for about 24 hours. Gov. Harry G. Burgess of the Canal Zone reported to the War Department that floods heavy rains and further slides have kept ships from passing since 2 PM Saturday. Authorities planned to resume rescue efforts this morning.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Harry G. Burgess
Canal Zone
War Department
Turner to Speak on Conservation in Washington Visit
Dilg league has arranged Governor Dan Turner's Washington visit on Monday evening November 23. He will deliver a public address at 8 o'clock. A dinner in the Y banquet hall will precede the address, with local leaders and conservationists invited. The program and dinner details will follow. The event aims to boost a state forest and game reservation in Washington county and highlight conservation efforts under the current administration. The governor will discuss conservation and broader state issues of public interest. We look forward to his arrival in Washington.
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Tocal
Will. Dilg League
Dan Turner
Washington
M.C. A
Teague
Conservation League
Washington County
Iowa
Miss Margarita Williams to Speak at State Teachers Meet
Miss Margarita Williams of Des Moines will represent University of Iowa students at the state teachers convention in Des Moines on Thursday morning November 12. She will discuss The Educated Girl and Woman of Today with the morning topic The Adjustment of her Intellectual Self to the Changing Order. Dr C R Latham president of Town State Teachers college will present the faculty viewpoint and Miss Williams will present From the Student Point of View.
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Margarita Williams Oington
University of Iowa
Aogram
Des Moines
C. R. Latham
State Teachers ‘College
Officials Named for Charity Football Game
The committee selects H. D. Repass and Ted Sauer of Fairfield as officials for the November 11 charity game. The Leon Beatty Post Drum and Bugle Corps and the Washington Concert Band may attend, with L A Jones arranging loudspeaker attachments. A portion of Y stand receipts will go to the committee.
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H. D. Repass
Ted Sauer
Fairfield
Leon Beatty
Washington
L.A. Jones
Mercury Records Warm November Sunday at 77 Degrees
The forecast notes a Sunday high of 77 degrees, remarkably warm for November in Town. The piece discusses local football prep, naming Clarence Champ and Liesd Hanshaw as key backs, with Hanshaw possibly sidelined by a shoulder injury. It details Gluenkin’s rushing attack, Dabner’s passing, and player weights, ending with anticipation of a big game against Washingtonians.
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Ture
Gluenkin
Dabner
Crayne
Pulton
Waterhouses
Walker
Champ
High School Orchestra and Band Concert Tuesday Night
A detailed program for the high school concert to be held Tuesday at the school auditorium begins at eight. Director Milburn McKay announces orchestral works by Mozart Berlioz and Rimsky Korsakov, plus marches, overtures, and selections from Gilbert and Sullivan. The roster lists extensive orchestra personnel across violins, cornets, clarinets, flutes, oboes, bassoon, trombone, tuba, percussion, and assorted choral and instrumental sections with many named students and instructors.
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Milburn McKay
Stuite
Lee
Helen Melinski
Om Burke
Danse Habaner
Aw. Russett
Playfellow
Sullivan
Seredy
H. M
Pinafore
Wikado
Chenette ‘Nash
Marc
Nash Motor Co
Manis Helen Apple
Maxine Baker
Verna
Blake Torella Canton
Vida Casper
Crandall
Junior Cuddy Maninehan
Virginia
Vis
Vera Poss
Daisy Franklin
Alta Grecian
Henrietta Tull
Vernette Johnson
Hetty Jones
Virginia Lemles
Mary Juliet Lemmon
Catharine Masson
Helen Masson
Mildred Masson
Helen Meliniski
Miriam Palmer
Audrey Peet
Marjorie Pratt
Zora Rhodes
Keith Sartor
Mildred Starr
Richard Wehr
Max Allen
Will Schulty
Hass
Helen Foster
Maurice Mayo
Wilma Palmer
Ireta Willis
John Lytle
Juiiat Mckihinney
Arden Hughes
Robert Barclay
Flose Hendricks
William Stewart
Hubert Turner
Karl Bevins
Donald T. Davis
Donald C. Davis
Mar
Nov 9 in town with Jack Garner in western life
The writer describes Tam in a western town, visiting from King Ranch to spend the afternoon with Jack Garner. Garner is seen as a strong candidate to become speaker of the House, with references to his career and upcomings many months. The note mentions Nick Longworth and Texas pecans as light local details. Garner is said to be practicing with a gavel as the day ends.
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Tex
King Ranch
America
Jack Garner
House of Representatives
Washington
Nick Longworth
Texas
Palmer Mrs O H Palmer Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Mrs. O. H. Palmer were held Friday noon at the L. A. Jones funeral home with Rev. A. A. Vinz officiating. Pallbearers included Amos Weaver Hugh Dougall Alvert Donovan James Arnold nk McFarlane and Harry Montgomery. Burial followed in Woodlawn cemetery.
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Mes. Palner
O. H. Palmer
L. A. Jones
A. A. Vinz
Amos Weaver
Hugh Dougall
Alvert Donovan
James Arnold
Nk McFarlane
Harry Montgomery
Wood ‘Awn
Natives Riot in Tientsin Japs Attack
United States troops and warships intervene to protect lives and property as rioting natives clash with Japanese forces in Tientsin and Peiping. Chinese armies in Manchuria clash with Japanese, with thousands opposing a force of about one thousand.
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United Press
United States
Tientsin
Peiping
China
Japan
League of Nations
Manchuria
Tokio
Tensue
Heilungkiang Province
Chu ‘Ae
Jas
Moscow
Russia
Mukd
ENEVA
Jayfan
Bank of China
Bank of Communications
Ria
Alfred
China Proper
Armistice Day Program At High School Announced
Ian Harland Mead of Washington junior college announced an Armistice Day program at the high school. The regular college assemb ly will be held with high school students invited. The address by A B Baldrige, a World War I soldier, follows music by the high school band and performances by the junior college. Rev. A A Vinz will give devotion as singing by students closes. Cars needed for band to Fairfield trip. Milburn McKay directs the band and asks for auto donations to transport musicians, due by Wednesday morning. A pep meeting and large Armistice day crowd are planned before Wednesday's football game.
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Ian Harland Mead
Washington Junior College
High Nis
A.B. Baldrige
A. A. Vinz
Milburn McKay
Fairfield
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