Popular Woman Dies in Community Burden
Fern Eimily Albertson Carbaugh dies at Hig Hospital after a brief illness at age about 25. She leaves husband D L Carbaugh and four children Myrtle Leona 13 Margaret 8 Violet Maze Goldie Belle and others. Burial at Elm Grove Cemetery after 2:30 pm service at the Meth church conducted by Dr W W Bowers. She was active in the Methodist church Delpha Alpha class E O W and Just Us clubs.
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Carbaugh
Hig Hospital
Une
W. W. Bowers
Elm Grove
Fern Eimily Albertson
Nopolis
Edward B. Albertson
Hattie (Huckleberry) Albertson
Chicago
D. L. Car
Washington
Seymour
Milwaukee Railway
Myrtle Leona
Margaret
Violet Maze
Goldie Belle
Edward EB. Albertson
Ees
Raymond Albertson
Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Meeting and Home Expansion
Oscar Jueenheimer reports his return from Jew City where District 92 attended the Iowa grand lodge gathering. The next grand lodge convenes in Cedar Rapids in October 1923. An addition to the Mason City Odd Fellows home for children and the aged is planned at a cost of 100000, providing 100 rooms funded by the Trebekah of Iowa. The home now houses 164 Odd Fellows and Rebekahs and 107 children.
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Oscar Jueenheimer
Jews City
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Cedar Rapida
Ltnee
Odd Fellows Home
Mason City
Trebekabe
Iowa
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Methodist Schools Show An Increase In Attendance
Enrollment in Methodist Episcopal Church schools rose this year to 55 570 fall registration, an increase of about 4 370 from 51 200 a year ago. Huston University reported 9 500 students and Northwestern 9 000 as the largest campuses.
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Chicago
Board of Education of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Huston University
Northwestern University
District K P Meeting at Sigourney Draws Statewide Pythians
Eight Washington men led by E C Carris and L A Jones attended the District No 16 Knights of Pythias convention in Sigourney yesterday. The gathering drew members from fourteen lodges including Oskaloosa Beacon Brighton Fremont and Sigourney with speeches by Judge K B Wilcockson and Grand Chancellor E A Grimwood. An annual dinner followed with toasts from Judge D W Hamilton Judge Henry Wagner James W Hunter George C True and nh C Lemon. Guests visiting the Chadwick home include Mrs Lute Kelley and family from Cedar Rapids.
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Washington
E. C. Carris
L. A. Jones
J. D. Glasgow
J.C. Ford
H. S. Young
John Kyson
Chris Bauer
Ward Gilliland
Knights of Pythias
Sigourney
Oskaloosa
Beacon
Brighton
Fremont
Givin
Keota
New Sharon
Ollie
Sigourne
In Memory of John W. Haneher
In loving memory of our dear son and brother John W. Hancher who died a year ago on Oct 22 1921 His death so soon parts us though he cannot bid farewell Our thoughts remain with him Father Mother Sisters and Brothers.
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John W. Haneher
John W. Hancher
Training Rules for Girls of University
Iowa City rules require University of Iowa women aiming to join the Women's Athletic Association to earn fifty entrance points by paddling a twenty four mile canoe trip ride horseback in six weeks and make a first or second athletic team while completing one semester of elective work satisfactorily. Training rules include three regular meals daily and no eating between meals except certain items get eight hours sleep five times a week limit tea or coffee to one cup daily and wear shoes with moderately broad toes for street wear and long walks.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Women’s Athletic Association
Glider Record Falls at Itford Hill Flight
In New Haven England wet weather. G R Owsley piloting a Fokker by plane broke the world record for gliding with passengers. The flight lasted forty nine minutes in the air during the Itford Hill contest.
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New Haven
England
Itford Hill
G. R. Owsley
Cast of In Bad All Ready to Go
The Knights of Columbus and Catholic Daughters present In Bad a home talent revue at Graham theater Tuesday with Robert Gerber of Chicago predicting strong success. The complete program includes Mrs Grubb's Party scenes with many named cast and solo numbers, plus various entertainers.
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Knights of Columbus
The
Catholic Daughters of America
Graham Theater
Lemmon
Phar
Macy
Robert Gerber
Chicago
Don Tierney Hurt in Tractor Accident
Don Tierney son of Frank Tierney was seriously injured yesterday afternoon around five near the Loyd Martin home near West Chester when crushed between a tractor and a connectile being moved. He suffered chest injuries and was brought to the county hospital where the physician said he will recover.
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Don Tierney
Frank Tierney
Lioyd Martin
West Chester
Harold Rejoins Daughter Mathilde on St Peter Island
H F McCormick of Chicago rejoined his daughter Mathilde and her fiancé Max Osser on St Peter's Island Switcherland. He plans to locate a country seat in the region. The party stays till winter then to Italy. Marriage planned when Mathilda reaches Swiss legal age.
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Taussanne
Switcherland
H. F. McCormick
Chicago
Mathilde
Max Osser
St. Peter's Island
McCormick
Italy
Mathilda
Four Killed In Crossing Accident Near Wheaton
Four men employed by the Chicago Aurora and Elgin railway were killed instantly and two injured when a motor truck carrying them was struck by a westbound freight train at Westmore near Wheaton timely morning.
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Associated Press
Aurora
Til
Chicago, Aurora and Ilgin Railway
Westmore
Wheaton
Easy Quarter to Move Bees After Swarm
Report notes a simple time to relocate bees that have swarmed as they are full of honey and occupy a tall, elevated location.
Republican Sound Government League forms in Des Moines
The Brookhart bolters organize the Republican Sound Government League and open permanent headquarters in the Old Colony Building. The group will prepare anti Brookhart literature and schedule speakers. Milton Pitt, a principal speaker, will address audiences in Atlantic this evening.
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Des Moines
Brookbart Bolters
Republican Sound Government League
Old Colony
Bolters
C. F. Chase
League of Wall Street
Milton Pitt
Atlantic
Attorney General Brundage Returns to Rock Island
Illinois Attorney General W. J. Brundage arrives in Rock Island for a comprehensive probe into the fatal cases that claimed seven lives over seven months. Citizens pledge a $35,000 fund to cover investigation costs.
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Rock Island
Associated Press
Rock Island. In
W. J. Brundage
Illinois
Muscatine High Defeats Morning Sun In Low-Scoring Thriller
Isaacson of Muscatine High scored on a 66 yard sprint after a Morning Sun fumble. He also intercepted a pass and started Muscatine’s opening drive. The victory kept Muscatine’s goal line unscored upon all season as the final stand left Morning Sun inches from the goal.
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Muscatine
Isaacson
Muscatine High School
Morning Sun High School
Morning Sun
Movement of Grain Slows on Great Lakes
Grain movement slows at Superior due to rail transport delays. Eastern railways fail to move grain from port to Atlantic seaports, piling grain in Lake Erie harbor with 500 million bushels aboard while only 200 cars per day depart versus 800 expected.
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Associated Press
Superior
Wis
Heer
Eastern
Atlantic Seaport
Lake Erie
Largest Ear of Corn Sought by Iowa Growers
Ames Iowa farm ers face a contest to grow the largest ear of corn this year The Iowa corn and Small Grain Growers association will award a prize at the Iowa State college show January 29 to February 38 The event includes 2000 in prizes and 107 silver cups for adults plus 200 in new prizes for boys and girls club exhibitors in similar classes
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa Orn and Small Grain Growers’ Association
Iowa State College
Plan Booths for Cooking School at Armory
Washington merchants will display modern household conveniences and labor saving devices at the Armory for the Journal's Better Homes Week. Demonstrations and a cooking school led by Miss Megowen and her assistant Miss Irma Mundy will run from Tuesday afternoon through Friday with lectures on salads and related topics.
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Washington
Armory
Journal
Megowen
Irma Mundy
Diphtheria Susceptibility High in Iowa State Institutions
A two month study by Dr. Don Griswold and Dr. Merle French finds 24 percent of boys and 27 percent of girls in Iowa state institutions are susceptible to diphtheria. All susceptible children were immunized with toxin antitoxin and officials expect near elimination of the disease this winter. The 6 to 16 age group shows 38 percent susceptibility and diphtheria ranks second to pneumonia and tuberculosis in Iowa deaths last year.
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Iowacity
State Board of Control
Don Griswold
University of Iowa
Merle R. French
Iowa
Griswold
Dr. Griswold
Peter the famous war dog dies in West Los Angeles
Peter a Boston bull war dog died at the home of Mrs. P. H. Duce in Los Angeles. He raised a nine thousand dollar WWI fund in Victoria and was said to have medals from the Canadian Field Comfort Association and life membership in the Canadian Red Cross. He worked in movies after the war and died at age nine after a brief illness.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Peter
Boston
P. H. Duce
Victoria
British Columbia
Canadian Field Comfort Association
England
Canadian Red Cross
Remark on flag protection sparks arrest fears in Washington
A telegram from Washington dated January 20 188 is said to order the arrest of Captain Breshwood, commander of revenue ships, amid fears Jett Adams Dix will hand him over to rebels. The statement attributed to Dix urges shooting anyone who lowers the American flag.
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Jett Adams Dix
Washington
Newerms
Breshwood
McClernand
Hard Thing to Learn in Conversation
A succinct note on social tact. The author observes that very few people know when to drop a subject after the other party concedes. The point emphasizes restraint and timely disengagement in dialogue.
For Sale Cord Wood and Native Lumber and Wagon Stuff
Tel for sale listing offers black wood sawed slabs posts and native lumber plus wagon items. Frank H. Gray at 1205 Bb 3rd St provides contact. Also selling a two year old Shropshire ram from DP R Turnip seed RY5-20 under KOR SALE notice.
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Frank H. Gray
3Rd St. Tel
Kor
Community notices from Fortnightly club and local groups
Local announcements list meetings at the Fortnightly club with Mrs. Frank Wilson, a Bank of Esquire work session, a Mothers and Daughters banquet at First United Presbyterian Church, Sunday services, a Hallowe en program at Haskin school, American Legion Auxiliary meeting for Armistice day planning, a hard time social at Krank Beatty home, a box and pie supper at Lincoln schoolhouse, a Halloween program, and a Methodist jar fruit contribution drive in West Chester.
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Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
West Chester
First United Presbyterian Church
Holdening
Engter
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Krank
Beatty
White Shrine
Lemmon’s
Frank Beatty
Lincoln
Washington
Marie Landau
True Kings of the Earth in Living Peace
A philosophic passage extols the true lords of the earth as those whose hearts grow softer, bodies warmer, and minds quicker, with spirits entering into living peace. It asserts such individuals alone advance in life and deserve the title of kings.
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Brietleness
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State
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Bunte
Phillips Drug Store
Kodak Store
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Gust Bramer
Hetty
Mabel Whittaker
Lola Davis
Beatrice Redlinger
Miranda Blick
Bess Plom- Iv
Dale Gallagher
Keith Jones
B. Dickinson
Vanita Lites
Mary Louise Minick
Beulah Harvey
Ernestine Dean
Martha Whittaker
Clara Eagle
Juanita Ellis
Alphonsa Redlinger
June Knold
Paul Mannhardt
Olav Bramer
Ed Squires
Franklin Wagner
Preston Wolf
Russell Conner
Earl Redlinger
Mart Whittaker
Dorthea Thompson
Alice Critz
Helen Beal
Ruth McGinnis
Margaret Cunningham
Dorothy Ellis
Gladys Mace
Lucille Young
Faye Freshwaters
Christina Breitenbach
Dorothy Clark
Evelyn Gibson
Florence Rohrer
Fern Duncan
Rose
Bess
Alphonsa Redlineer
Agnes Wheelan
Elizabeth Lohberger
Ruth Boyd
Marguerite Bureh
Lilah Leacox
Alma Belle Minick
Clayton Neiswanger
Martin Whittaker
Ed Squirea
Evelyn Bambrick
Ed Bambrick
Harold
Muscatine High
Great Lakes
Washington County
APT Armory
West
Ors
John Adams
Donald McLaughlin
Pat
Kor Sale
Hampshire
Wilbur Rose
Crawfordsville
Evening Journal
Jonathan
H. E. Busby
John J. Black
Iowa Street
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin
Tom Swift
Inquire Journal Office
Pearl Button Co
Frank Chilcote
Lydia Eiben
W. J. Brooks
Joe Morrett
Burroughs
Inquire Journal
Tamworth
Walter Smith
Poland
China
T. W
Clifford Hunter
G. L
BK. P. Hays
Green
Rhode Island
Cord Wood
Zeck
W. D. Booth
Hereford
Knotek Bros
Black. Gott
W. F. Curtis
South Second Ave
South Third Ave
Greem
Ashby & Work
Frank Wilson
Bank of Esquire
Haskin School
Hallowe'en
Miss Whalen
Methodists of
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