Dr Mills Taylor Praises New World Movement Reach
Dr Mills Taylor of Philadelphia spoke at First and Second churches on the United Presbyterian New World Movement. He noted five million of eleven total dollars paid toward five year goals, with funds aiding foreign missions, college endowments, and home missions while urging sacrifice despite current hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills Taylor
Philadelphia
Board of Foreign Missions
United Presbyterian Church
Iowa
Taylor
United Presbyterians
Bold Safe Blowing Strikes Crawfordsville Safe
Sheriff Denison and Deputy Sweet report two safes blown by nitro glycerine in Crawfordsville early today. The post office and Williams Edwards store were entered. The robber fled with a small amount from the store. no loot at the post office. Eyewitnesses heard explosions and saw a lone man leaving town. Authorities issue warnings to nearby towns and seek traces to capture the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Denison
Fred Sweet
Crawfordsville
Williams & Edwards General Store
Driver Changes Story On Dodge Steering After Fatal Crash
The driver Thomas Carney said the Dodge touring car’s steering gear broke, but repair tests show the gear is intact. The fatal accident near Grandview occurred while shifting across the road, and no definite cause can be assigned. The report notes natural errors in initial conclusions and urges readers to follow Journal Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview
Thomas Carney
Muscartine
Carney
Washington Gridiron Triumph Over Morning Sun 19 to 6
Washington edged Morning Sun 19 to 6 in a hard fought game. DuBois and Duke connected for the opening score as Morning Sun surged with Kerr in the backfield, while Washington capitalized on forward passes late to seal the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School
Washington
Morning Sun
Kerr
Husky
DuBois
Duke
Daughter of Dr McElwain Killed in Car Train Crash
Myrtle McElwain 16 daughter of Dr P W McElwain of Sioux City was killed instantly and 19 year old Max Hughes fatally injured when their car was struck by a North Western train at a grade crossing in Salix Iowa. Both students at Sioux City High School were en route to a football game in Onawa Iowa.
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Myrtle McElwain
P. W. McElwain
Sioux City
McElwain
Washington
Max Hughes
G. F. Hughes
North Western
Salix
Sioux City High School
Onawa
Will Seek to Raise 2 Million for Presbyterian Education
Winfield Smouse of Washington joins the Iowa Presbyterian Educational Movement general committee as it launches a state wide drive to raise 2 million dollars in the coming year. The funds will expand Iowa's three Presbyterian colleges and build student religious centers at the State University and state colleges. The campaign covers every county and runs from now through June, described as one of Iowa's largest efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Smouse
Washington
Iowa Presbyterian
Iowa
Des Moines
Smouse
State University
State Agricultural Colleges
State Teacher's College
John Cherry, Former Resident Here, Is Dead
John Cherry aged 71 a former resident of this community died at 6 15 this morning at his home in Oklahoma City after an illness of about three weeks. The funeral party will leave Oklahoma City Tuesday evening following a service there arriving in Washington Wednesday evening. Funeral services will be held in the Second United Presbyterian church here Thursday afternoon. Mr Cherry was reared in this community but left here over twenty years ago. He was well known to many of the people of Washington and vicinity.
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John Cherry
Oklahoma City
Washington
Second United Presbyterian Church
Mr. Cherry
Dr Stutsmans Father Dead
Dr FE E Stutsman is summoned to Sharon Center near Iowa City by the death of his father.
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Dr. Stutsman
FE. E. Stutsman
Sharon Center
Iowa City
Duke Wins Grinnell Parsons Game 7-0
Grinnell defeats Parsons 7 to 0 in a football clash last Saturday. Lester Duke, former Washington high school star, scored the deciding TD on a tackle around play.
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Grinnell-Parsons
Grinnell
Lester Duke
Washington High School
High School Football Roundup Shows Narrow Loss and Strong Opponent
The narrative notes creditable effort against tough opposition with Kerr and Wright held hard. Improvements in interference and blocking are urged before facing Muscatine and Davenport. Lineup and substitutions listed, with touchdowns by Duke MecGugin Kerr and a Marshall extra point. Other scores: Davenport 40 Muscatine 0 Mt. Pleasant 13 Burlington 6 Fairfield 45 Albia 0.
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Kerr
Wright
Muscatine
Davenport
Washington Morning Sun
MoGorta
C. Wilson
Abeien
Delzell
McKeown
R.kenssas
Mehaffy Moore
Williams
Macon
Bain
Korf
D. Duke
DuBois
McConne
Marshall
Pattergon
H. Wilson
Pagemiller
Robb
Duke
MecGugin
Saur
Repass
Lange
Mt. Pleasant
Burlington
Fairfield
Albta
Funeral of Mrs Al Cocklin Held
Funeral services were held at 2 30 this afternoon in the Metho dis church at Ainsworth for Mrs. Al Cocklin who died Saturday evening at seven o clock at her home northeast of Washington after a year s illness The service was in charge of Dr W W Bow ers of Washington and Rev W S Moore of Ainsworth The pall bearers were Harry and Bruce Campbell Harry Maxwell Milford McCreedy Richard and Robert Stephens Burial was in the Ainsworth cemetery The death of Mrs Cocklin will be felt keenly by a wide circle of friends Anna Eliza Campbell was born near Ainsworth November 25 1863 and was a daughter of M C and Mary L Vaughn Campbell She was married March 10 1885 to Al Cocklin and they lived ever since in this county She leaves her husband and one daughter Mrs May Rothlisberger of Washington five brothers John and Mark Campbell of Washington Frank of California W L of Coin Town James of Woodward Iowa one sister Mrs Belle McCreedy of Haskins and her mother Mrs M G Campbell who lives with her daughter at Haskins.
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Methods
Ainsworth
al Cocklin
Washington
Ww. W. Bowers
W. 8. Moore
Harry and
Bruce Campbell
Harry Maxwell
Milford McCreedy
Richard
Robert Stephens
Ainsworth Cemetery
Anna Eliza Campbell
M. C
Mary L
Vaughn) Campbell
May Rothlisberger
John
Mark Campbell
Frank
California
W. L
Coin
Town
James
Woodward
Iowa
Belle MccCreedy
Haskins
M. G. Campbell
New Pastor Seeks Personal Acquaintance at Presbyterian Church
Rev. Frederick W. Eastwood asks church members to greet him on the street as he learns faces. Attendance was strong at Sunday services and Sunday school. Eastwood preached on lessons from October using Genesis 2 15 and Psalm 64 5, urging God’s gifts, obedience, and the fading leaves as a sign of mortality and future resurrection.
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Frederick W. Eastwood
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Jack Ream
Eastwood
Methodist Church
Masons R M Coleman and F B Parker Visit Des Moines
Prominent Masons R M Coleman treasurer and Frederick B Parker secretary of the Masonic Grand Chapter charity fund were hosted by Mayor A N Alberson over Sunday. Alberson, chairman of the fund trustees, left with them for Burlington today.
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R. M. Coleman
Des Moines
Frederick B. Parker
Rock Rapids
Masonic Grand Chapter
A. N. Alberson
Mr. Alberson
Burlington
Meyer in Chicago for Conference with Wheat Growers
Eugene Meyer director of the War Finance Corporation visits Chicago for conferences with central northwest wheat growers at president Coolidge's suggestion. The opening meeting features Judge Bingham of Louisville former Governor Lowden of Illinois Aaron Sapiro and about twenty other participants.
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Chicago
Eugene Meyer
War Finance Corporation
Central Northwest
Coolidge
Bingham
Louiisville
Kentucky
Lowden
Illinois
Aaron Sapiro
Council For the Farm Bureau
Naming the Bluejay and the Rise of the Say
The article explains the etymology of jay from the French geal or gal meaning gay and notes that the term say used to describe a person may not be as insulting as commonly thought quoting Nature Magazine.
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Nature Magazine
Geal
Survey Reveals Flour Milling Facts Across Six States
The Association of Operative Millers reports on 100000 barrel daily flour capacity mills in Kansas Oklahoma Texas Nebraska Missouri and Colorado. Data cover wheat per barrel ranges 4 bushels 21 pounds to 4 bushels 42 pounds, moisture and protein contents by hard mixed and soft wheats, and ash and protein content for 100 percent flours.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Association of Operative Millers
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Nebraska
Missouri
Corado
M. F. Dillon
Ward and Co Silk and Wool Fabrics Sale
This week BB Ward and Co offers 25 percent off silk and wool striped material and all wool plaids for skirts in new light and dark colors. Buyers get a worthwhile skirt at a low price.
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Ward and Co
New London Visitors Spend Day at C S Anderson Home
Mrs Minnie Shields Mrs EB A Wilmoth and daughter Mabel with Miss Gladys Morrow of New London visited the C S Anderson home yesterday. They returned with the Anderson party for a brief stay in New London.
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Minnie Shields
EB. A, Wilmoth
Mabel
Gladys Morrow
New London
C. S. Anderson
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DR. Taylor
U.P
Official Mission Board
Dodge
Ada
Lutter
Anni
Brance
Actly
Aca
Stephen’s Jewelry Store
North Side Square
Don Duke
McConnell
McGugin
Dempsey
Moore
Dr. McElwain
Methodist
Jesus Christ
The
Jay
Evening Journal
Inquire Journal Office
Indy
Columbus Junction
Ward
Washington County
Grimes Golden
A. R. Smith
Rock Pole
Earl Bitting
Rubio
Ike Pulver
Keota
Hampshire
Wellman
Washington Motor Co
Square
R. E. Dougherty
Kou
U. P. Church
Journal Office
James Palmer
T. B
J. H. Holrd
H. R. Baker
Boyd Berdo
J. A. Koehler
Marion Avenue
Marshall Grosscup
Ross van Nostrand
E. F, Edmundson
Methodists
Irvelist Tpetr S
Dad
Bear
East
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