Thanksgiving Services and Stephens Anniversary Report
Thanksgiving services were held at the Union and First U P Church with Rev H R Stark delivering a fifty minute sermon on Lest we Forget. The Stephens family celebrated their 34th anniversary with around sixty neighbors, a noon dinner, speeches, and music as Mr and Mrs Stephens received chairs from visitors.
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Rev. Stark
Methodist Church
H. R. Stark
Presbyterian Church
Jenkins
Stephens
A. H. Stephens
J. H. Kephart
Thanksgiving sermon and services in church basement
The U. P. church held services in the basement due to upstairs repairs. Rev. W. Q. Allen delivered the sermon with a text praising the unspeakable gift of God. A large collection for Washington and vicinity followed.
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General Assembly
U. P. Church
Davidson
W. Q. Allen
Allen
Santa Claus Toy Line in City Draws Crowds
In the west side, Santa Claus offers the largest exclusive toy line for Christmas with plentiful counters. A reception at the David Crawford home honored Ralph Crawford and bride, with a bounteous dinner and warm congratulations. Dixon and Will Graham mourn the accidental shooting of their pointer dog Don during quail and pheasant hunting, a loss felt by Dixon's office and local sportsmen. Hair flowers and wreaths offered by Mrs P A Lee at 221 East North Street with guaranteed workmanship.
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Santa Claus
W. Auroer
David Crawford
Ralph Crawford
Dixon
Will Graham
Frank Hunting
Don
P. A. Lee
East North Street
City
P. A. Ler
Bolivar Missionary Reunion At Auld Home
Mrs Mintier and her children of Bolivar Venezuela arrived from New York to spend Thanksgiving with her father Hon G T Auld. Rev Minotier a Bolivar missionary arrived on the midnight train and a happy reunion occurred yesterday at the Anid home.
Christmas photo merchandise sale at low prices
A local offer lists platino cabinets at 2.00 per dozen none better and a combo of photos with six positions plus a gold photo button for 75 cents. It promotes the town's only Xmas cards and various mounting options with the motto the best for the least money.
Mrs. Sam Hout Celebrates 43d Birthday At Home
Wednesday evening friends gathered at Mrs. Sam Hout’s home to surprise her on her 43d birthday. About forty guests enjoyed an evening of social time with well filled baskets and several presents, including a Degree of Honor pin from her two daughters.
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Sam Hout
Break-Up-a-Cold Tablets Promote Sleep Aid
Stewart's Pharmacy advertises Break-Up-a-Cold Tablets priced at 25 cents. The product claims to break up a bad cold and its symptoms while you sleep with no cure and no pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart's
Stewart’s
Captain Kellogg Honored by Union Veterans Union
W. W. Brown of Oskaloosa named Captain J. J. Kellogg of this city as chief of staff with the rank of colonel. Brown, who is Commander of Iowa, congratulates Kellogg on the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Brown
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Union Veterans Union
Capt
J. J. Kellogg
Trip Offer to Southeastern Kansas Next Tuesday Night
A travel note invites companions to join a southeastern Kansas trip on the 3rd of December instead of Monday. Expressions of interest request quick replies to prepare tickets. Round trip costs 1273 dollars.
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Southeastern Kansas
Hal Reids South Story at Graham Tonight
Hal Reid presents Knobs o Tennesee a vivid stage tale set in the South at Graham tonight with Alive and Dressed Poultry band on the bill and Todd Stuarts noted as host.
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Poultry
Todd Stuart
Knobs o Tennessee Play At The Graham
Knobs o Tennessee a splendid drama and a strong company played at the Graham tonight in Hal Reid's Knobs o Tennessee. The performance ran an hour and a half late due to a wreck near Kansas City and a Muscatine engine breakdown for No 15. Several tensorial artists visited the city yesterday, including Dave Keltner Fairfield Jas Houston Winfield and Frank Storey Columbus Junction.
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Graham
Hal Reid
Kansas City
Muscatine
Dave Keltner
Fairfield
Jas. Houston
Winfield
Frank Storey
Columbus Junction
Washington Defeats Columbus Junction 7 to 6 in Scrappy Battle
Washington strengths on defense and timely punts stifle Columbus Junction as Buckley powers the line in the second half. Wallace, Buckley and Wallace again spark scoring plays while Washington clings to a 7 6 victory before about 400 at Washington Iowa.
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Columbus Junction
Washington
Husky
Iowa
Wallace
Hout
Allen
Buckley
Scofield
Colambus Junction
Columus Re Posision
Ashiog Duiav
Burnham
Waras Oy
Jet Guaid
Mikseh Vers
Eigen Rcht Vackie
Hout Wilson
Chas. Monnt
Max Marbourg
Fred Kidwell
Fred Jordan
Wagner
Crimwright
Pleiser
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Everal
Mercer & Chilcote
Graham Ueera
Warren M
Tal. Reid
Tennessee
Rowland & Shields
Work & Meek
West Side
J.B. Young
Council Bluffs
Joseph Pollard, Jr
Washington, Iowa
Harwood
South Side
John Shields & Son
Columbia Pharmacy
Miracle Workers
Lemmon & Lewis
the Union Service
Rev. Allen
Covenanter Church
Frst
Wenthworth and Halstead
A. O. U. W. Dance
A. O . W. Lodge
Donovans Orchestra
the Graham
Crawford
Foley Holliday Photos
Captain Kellogg
South
Knobs O
Carris & Co
Col. Junction
J. H. Young
Mt Pleasant
New York
Miles’ Nervine
T. R. Crawford
Center
Texas
Miles
Nervine
Minne Medical Co
Kikbart
Lewis
J. B. Lewis Company
Boston
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