Columbus Junction Stuns Washington High 7 0 in Pine-Wedged Win
Columbus Junction high school defeated Washington 7 to 0 before about 2,500 spectators in a hard fought game. Greene scored the touchdown after a late fourth quarter break, with Pine adding the extra point. The win caps a strong defensive effort as Junction overcame miscues and fumbles by Washington. Receipts totaled 1126.25 with about 500 for each school after expenses.
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Columbus Junction High School
Washington
Junction
Ecruci
McCall sumtJed
Greene
Pine
Columbus Jet
Turner
L.B. Hanft
Bales
L.T. Littre
Simmering
L.G. Stutsman
Blick
Rausenberger
Hill R.G. Simons
Palmer Et
Badham
McConnell R.E. H. Pine
McCreedy
Q.B. R. Pine
Edwards L.H. Duncan
McCall RH
Greene Weaver
F.B. Cecil
Lyons
Bain
Pratt
Bevins
Walkington
Simons
R. Pine
Lauer
Simpson
Minear
Iowa Wesleyan
Lange
Fairfield
Washington Junction
Washington Band
Washington High School
Death of Mrs. Sarah Humm at 92 in Washington
Mrs Sarah Humm aged 92 died at 4 20 this morning at her daughter Mrs Will Custer's home 707 South Avenue B where she had lived sixteen years She was born December 20 1833 in Ohio She was married New Years Day many years ago in Ohio and moved to Washington county twenty three years ago Funeral set for 2 20 Saturday at Goodin parlors with Dr W W Bowers of the Methodist church to officiate Burial will be Elm Grove cemetery She leaves seven grandchildren eight great grandchildren four great great grandchildren with surviving children B F Humm Jennie Rehmel Annie Finkenbinder and Will Custer She was a Moravian church member.
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Sarah Tomm
Will Custer
South Avenue B
Goodin
W. W. Bowers
Methodist Church
Elm Grove Cemetery
Mrs. Humm
Ohio
Christ
Katie
Whitman) Alwood
Tusestowns County
Henry ‘Humm
Humm
Grace Hill
Thanksgiving Offering At Local Church Totals $60
This year’s Thanksgiving offering amounted to sixty dollars, given by worshippers at the Easter day morning union service. The money goes to the women’s inter church committee to aid local people in need. Attendance was among the largest in years with attendees from every town church. Rev. Mr. Jackson of the A M F church gave benediction replacing Rev. C W Klein who was absent. Music directed by Fred Martin and Rev Willard Wylie delivered the sermon stressing gratitude.
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Christian Church
Women's Inter-Church Committee
Mr. Jackson
A. M. RF
C. W. Klein
Fred Martin
Christian Church Choir
Willard Wylie
Second United Presbyterian Church
On the Shore We Encounter a Starved Stranger
In Quebec's wilderness, Arthur May and I meet Waite-Chandler Waite and his dead wife. Waite nurses an astonishing hunger while treating the corpse as alive, prompting a tense struggle for shelter, food, and sanity in a camp where peril grows with every hour.
Moore Woman Elisa Beth Moore Funeral Set for Saturday
Elisa Beth Moore died yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs M C fe Lone. The funeral will be held Saturday at 10 30 am at the First United Presbyterian church. Burial in Crawfordsville cemetery beside her husband and daughter. She lived on West Madison Street and had planned to spend winter with her niece Mrs De Long. Nancy Elizabeth Maxwell Maxwell née Hawthorne born Dec 12 1841 in Harrison county Ohio was one of five brothers and four sisters. She married Jasper Moore after the Civil War and lived on a farm near Wyman then in Crawfordsville. She is survived by nephews John Ed and Frank Maxwell and by sister Magie Bennett of Mackaville Kansas who cannot attend due to poor health. She was a member of United Presbyterian Church and remained active until death.
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Elisabeth Moore
M. C. Fe Lone
First United Prestyterlan Church
J. Resde McCrory
Crawfordsville
Daug Ter
Madison Street
de Long
Nancy Elizabeth Maxwell
Walter and
Marien (Hawthorne) Maxwell
Harrison County
Ohio
Magrie Bennett
Mackaville
Kansas
John
Frank Maxwell
Moore
Washington County
Jasper Moore
Wyman
Crawfordville
Nellie
Dineghter
Nuehand
Washington
United Presbyterian Church
Y W C A Campaign Promotes Gym and Pool Use
The YMCA and YWCA invite Washington women and girls to join the campaign through December 3 to fund gymnasium and pool facilities. Regular memberships cost 1.00 with club access. larger sustaining memberships add pool and gym use. Tonight open house 7:30 to 10 features music, demonstrations, and tours of the facilities.
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Business Girl's Club
Dead Man and the River Monster in a Frontier Tale
In a Yukon style frontier narrative a man recalls hiding a dead wife and caring for a wounded Waite while fearing a dangerous truth. He buries the boy and wife, waits for Arthur, then confronts a spirit as dawn breaks near the lumber village of Mishawee.
Washington Citizen Mr A Hunter Dies Suddenly
Mr A Hunter, a highly respected Washington resident for many years, died suddenly late this afternoon. He had been in ill health for some time, but his condition was not believed to be serious.
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Mr. A. Hunter
Washington
Mr. Hunter
Important Glands Control Growth in 19th Century Insight
The thyroid and parathyroids are the ductless glands influencing height. Since 1856 the medical profession has recognized their role in growth and development of the human body.
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McConnell
Weaver
Berly
McConnel
Waashington
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Ottumwa
Burlington
Monmouth
Knox
Parsons
Grinnell
Daugh
TER
Srhoond Ave
West Monroe St
Macon
Charley Lemley
Mrs
ED Knox
Interchurch Committee
Short Story Pub. Co
Beng
Arthur May
Starvston
Waite
Chandler Waite
Margaret
Arthur
Quebec
Fao
Carp
Crvvpondsyrere
Conjunc
Chandler Watte
Mishawee
Winthrop
Comepany
Iowa
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