Washington High Faces Fort Madison In Big Saturday Football
Washington High School gears up for a ten oclock kickoff with Coach Dickinson insisting on a full effort to defeat Fort Madison. The lineup mirrors Muscatine with Dusemberg at center rows and hall guards Freshwaters and Neill tackles Macon and Metingin ends. Fort Madison’s speedy halfback Harper key to the visitors’ offense. About twenty autos will bring Fort Madison fans, promising one of the season’s largest crowds. Referee Iames of Warrington, umpire McElhinney Morning Sun, and Dr A W Clow as head linesman. A pep meeting earlier organized by Prof W D Meyer energized students for the game.
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Dickinson
Washington
Fort Madison
Port Madison
Muscatine
Dusemberg
Hall
Freshwaters
Neill
Macon
Metingin
Dubois
Putnam
Waymack
Daniela
Rice
McCreedy
Skiptons
Marshall
Harper
Burlington
Ovely
Iowa
Iames
Warrington
McElhinney
Morning Sun
A. W. Clow
Rally Day Program at Christian Church
Sunday morning program at the Christian church features songs scripture readings and short addresses. Students and teachers including Aurilla May hew Verne Enslin Mona Maurine Mayhew Eva Diller and others participate with diplomas granted by Miss Myrtle Stewart and benediction by Elder Benson.
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Christian Church
The
Bible School of the Christian Church
Mona Maurine Mayhew
Mary Driley
Ead
Marie Jackson
Boost
Verne Enslin
Eva Diller
Leona Parcel
Rev Hampton
Jesus
Helen and
Vida Stewart
Lorene Hillhouse
Martha Teeter
Vera Keating
Willi Maxine Briley
Vera Honey Son
Myrtle Stewart
Elder Benson
Juniors Plan Thank Offering Service at Church
A thank offering service will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 in the chapel of the First United Presbyterian church by the juniors of the congregation. The program includes recitations songs and the offering. Mothers and friends of the juniors are specially invited.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Second United Presbyterian Church
Arthur R. Oates
The
Presbyterian Church
Football game set for tomorrow morning
Onlookers report a football game is scheduled for tomorrow morning. A few enthusiastic fans plan to head out early, gathering about a block from the square.
Non-Alcoholic Extracts Earn Woman’s Endorsement
Mrs. G W Fitzwater of Crofton Nebr lauds Shores Non-Alcoholic Extracts as superior to alcoholic flavors. She cites lemon vanilla strawberry and pineapple extracts as non freezing and twenty percent stronger, urging ample public support to deter alcohol in beverages and prompting other manufacturers to follow.
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Shores
George Hartman
Crofton
Nebr
Washington Journal
United States
G. W. Fitzwater
Women to raise funds for A. M. E. Church piano
The Women’s Interchurch committee plans a food sale next Saturday afternoon to finish paying for the church piano and to fund minor Sunday school equipment. The bake sale will be held in rooms on the south side of the square.
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Women's Interchurch Committee
Orr
Interchurch Committee
George Dowell
First United Presbyterian
Elmer Wells
J. A. Porter
Second United Presbyterian
Presbyterian
D. W. Harvey
C. W. Stewart
Reformed Presbyterian
Ff. M. McC
Slander Cases in Henry County Court in Mt Pleasant
In Mt Pleasant on October 14 the Salem slander cases involving the Masden sisters return to district court. Pearl Samuelson sued Mrs Masden and a judgment was entered against her for unspecified damages. three other cases remain on the docket against Belle Masden and Velma Samuelson.
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MT. Pleasant
Salem
Masden
District Court
Pearl Samuelson
Miss Masden
Mrs Masden
Belle Masden
Velma Samuelson
Mary
The Great Redeemer at Fox Theatre with star cast
The Fox Theatre features Maurice Tourneur's The Great Redeemer for two days next Monday. The drama promises absorbing human interest, impressive photoplay artistry, and a strong moral message. Also showing Buster Keaton in The Goat, a newest comedy.
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Fox Theatre
Maurice Tourneur
Buster Keaton
Fortnightly club and community notices list meetings
Local clubs churches and groups announce gatherings and programs for the week. Fortnightly club meets Monday at 7 45 at Mrs Elton and Tuesday at Mrs Wilson to study disarmament with named speakers. Choirs, encampments, and Sunday school activities scheduled across West Chester area with dates October 14 18 and 17. notices urge dues and participation.
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W. S. Elton
Painters Local 760 Holds Special Meeting Saturday Evening
A special meeting of Painter's Local No. 760 is scheduled for Saturday at 7 30 PM in the hall. Lloyd Moothart serves as president. The notice invites members to attend and bring clues and 6ts for the event.
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Brighton
R. R. Stewart, Co
E. L. McFadden
W. ER
G. A. R. Hall
Painters
Painter's Local No
Lloyd Moothart
Bible study session at Mrs Wilson home
The Bible study department gathers for an afternoon session at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Wilson located at 612.
Unfriendly welcome sparks oldfashioned grandmother whip
A terse note in the reading room recalls an inhospitable welcome and suggests relying on the oldfashioned discipline of grandmother’s era when guests arrive unexpectedly.
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