Lectures at M. E. Church This Evening
Dr Tullar of Buffalo N Y speaks at the Methodist church on the deaconess work from coast to coast illustrated by 160 color slides. He describes European travel and conditions in Germany while touring by auto. The free public lecture has no collection and highlights the deaconess board’s work.
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Methodist Church
RE. C. Tular
Buffalo
N. Y
Tullar
Caaat
Europe
France
Switzerland
Germany
Scandinavia
Deaconess Board
Des Moines
Harry Dickerson
Jackson
Mich
Washington
Registrars and coroner duties clarified in new law
A Henry county paper misstates registrar powers under the new statute. Clerk J. D. Glasgow explains that registrars issue permits after notifying health officials and may refer to the coroner only when unlawful death is suspected. coroners certify death details for burial permits.
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Board of Supervisors
Henry County
J. D. Glasgow
Rural District Court
Henry
Bald wins and Spitz
Mike Beasty of 219 North Iowa Ave. wins as Bald and Spitz dominate a southern event near Bone Yard, marked by S82.30 bushes and related notation.
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T Baldwins and Spitz
Mike Beasty
Iowa Ave
Bone Yard
S. W. Brookhart Returns From Culver Academy
S W Brookhart came back from Culver Indiana where he directed rifle practice for Culver Military Academy students. He is noted as a national authority on worksmanship and his Culver visit was an added honor. He traveled via Chicago and advised Warren Stone on strike settlement talks, noting unions secured most demands with farm groups influencing the outcome.
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W. Brookhart
Culver
Indiana
Culver Military Academy
Colonel Brookhart
Chicago
Warren Stone
Brotherhoods
Wallace Finds Brother-in-Law Named in Montana Soldiers Home List
M. W. Wallace received the biennial report of the Montana soldiers home naming his brother-in-law John W. Johnson as a resident. Johnson lived here before the Civil War and served in the Forty-fifth Infantry, enlisting young. After the war he fought Indians and was with General Custer at the time of the massacre, escaping with wounds. He will be remembered by Washington county residents.
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M. ¥. Wallace
Montana Soldiers’ Home
John W. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Forty-fifth Infantry
Custer
Johnson
Washington County
J. D. Glasgow Qualifies as Chicken Surgeon
J D Glasgow, described as a chicken surgeon, performed an improvised operation on a bird with a stuck item in its craw. He used a razor as a scalpel, removed the obstruction, sewed the wound, and the hen reportedly recovered enough to eat by the next evening.
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J. D. Glasgow
Reverend Brownell Preaches on Scripture at First United
Rev H H Brownell of Cedar Rapids preached at the First United Presbyterian Church yesterday occupying the pulpit for weeks. Morning sermon titled Search the Scriptures urged Bible study with literary cultural and spiritual reasons. Evening service used the tabernacle of the Israelites as an illustration of modern religious teaching.
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H. H. Brownell
Cedar Rapida
First United Presbyterian Church
Beggar Lice Cling to Washington Man
A Washington man returned home covered with beggar lice from an earlier incident. He asked his wife to set his gun inside and to wait while he removed the lice, then she offered to fetch a full change of clothes from the garage to keep the home free of the pests.
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Washington
Injured Worker Kicked By Horse On Brighton Road
A. Fe. Morgan, employed by J. W. Peed & Sons grading contractors, was kicked by a horse on the Brighton road. He suffered a badly bruised and sprained leg between the knee and thigh. initial fear of a broken bone proved unfounded.
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A. FE. Morgan
J. W. Peed & Sons
Brighton
Gist Lost in Public Debate Over Attire
A fragment discusses ongoing wear patterns among participants in a public setting. Observers note continued use of familiar clothing by the group, highlighting a trend without detailing causes or outcomes.
Washington Faces Ottumwa in Prep for Big Ottumwa Clash
Washington high school football trains hard for a key game at Ottumwa next Saturday. Ottumwa, boasting a strong scoring machine, seeks to break Washington’s undefeated run, while Sigourney battles Washington to a scoreless mud game on a rainy day. Other area results include Winfield over Wapello 13 to 7 and Monmouth defeating Burlington 42 to 7.
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Washington
Ottumwa
George Yount
Dickinson
Althe Ottumwa
Sigourney Washington
Sigourney High School
Sigourney
Altho
Sigourneyites
Strong
Macon
MccCreedy
Neill
Ross
Dusenbery
Hall
Cunningham
Freshwaters
Rice
Dubois
Putnam
Molesworth
Marshall
Waymack
Daniels
Winfield High School
Wapello
Burlington
Monmouth
Fairfield
Fort Madison
Cedar Rapids
Columbus Junction
West Liberty
Junction
Letts
Muscatine
Hoefflin
Gottbrecht
Star Bucks
Muscaline
Kalona Independents Roll Over Cedar Rapids In Dash
Kalona Independents defeat Cedar Rapids football team 48 to 0 as rain-dampened last quarter ends in drizzle.
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Kalona Independents
Cedar Rapids
Christian Social a Success at Halloween Events
The Hallowe en celebrations last week in Washington were a financial and social success. The Journal’s advertising help was appreciated. The Missionary society meets this Thursday with Mrs Dusenberry as president. The C F society plans an evening service with a symphony program directed by the pastor. Evangelistic services start in February with Campbell and Linn leading. Choir practice Wednesday after prayer meeting. W H Hampton minister.
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Hallowe'en Eoeras
Journal
Missionary Society
Dusenberry
C. F. Society
Churcte
the Paater
Washington
Franguists
Campbell & Linnt
W. H. Hampton
Community club and society announcements list
A dense block of local notices lists meetings for the Child Study Department Mrs Schmoeller West Madison St Wednesday 2 30 The Navajo club Mrs D N Anwyl The Harmony club Mrs Geo Duke Rebekahs apron drive for bazaar and Friday lodge meeting The Women's Missionary Society of the Christian church meets Thursday at 2 30 at the church Walnut Women's club meets Thursday Nov 3 at 2 00 with Mrs Badger roll call on meal serving Just Us club meets with Mrs C H Dittmer Wednesday afternoon Nov 2 Pythian Sisters meet Tuesday Nov 1 7 30 all dues to treasurer Mrs R A Means Candy Social at Albaugh school five miles north of Gladwin 8 PM Pleasant Plains Missionary Society all day meeting at Mrs Blanche Foster home Nov 2 Y W M S social postponed to Monday church meeting night Havre Social club with Mrs Alice Easter Nov 3 Pleasant Hill Aid society all day at Mrs Ed Benson Nov 2 Campfire Group names to Miss Denny library Blue Birds Nest names to Miss Denny Chilcote Library Mooseheart Legion pie social Moose hall Nov 1 8 00 all invited Younger Set Dancing Club masquerade party Monday evening closed to the public Choir rehearsal Christian church Wednesday 8 00 prompt
Notable Legion Delegates Headed to Kansas City
Walter Rudiger Charles Denison Alfred Burris and Guy Stansbury departed yesterday evening to attend the national American Legion convention in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
National American Legion
Walter Rudiger
Charles Denison
Alfred Burris
Guy Stansbury
Dutch Market by Baptist Ladies Thursday Evening
The Baptist ladies announce their annual Dutch Market to be held Thursday in Navy. Service begins at 5:00 PM.
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Baptist
Navy
Methdist church class social set for Thursday
The B B O class of the Metho dist church will hold a social Thursday evening at the church. The attraction will be a feature program or activity to entertain attendees.
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The
Methodist Church
Marriage License Returned Unused in Omaha Angling Spree
Lloyd A Hall of Linneus Missouri and his mother traveled to Omaha to marry Miss Opal Burt of Omaha but returned the license within ten hours and left for Missouri. Family tight lipped with no quarrel disclosed wedding plans.
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Council Bluffs
Lloyd A. Hall
Linneus Mo
Omaha
Opal Burt
Young Hall
Lloyd
Missouri
Hall
Miss Burt
Fred Arant
Homer Burt
Mt Pleasant Mayor Sets Enforce Cigarette Laws
Mt Pleasant Oct 31 Mayor Whittaker and police push to enforce under eighteen cigarette laws despite grand jury actions. Four college students faced for smoking with warning of stricter future punishment. Schools to read new state laws and a fund is raised to regulate cigarette sales to minors.
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MT. Pleasant
Henry County Grand Jury
Whittaker
Bakery renamed as The Bake Shop by new Stafford hire
J P Hlunman has rechristened the bakery he purchased and will henceforth be known as The Bake Shop. Stafford of Washington Iowa becomes the new baker in charge at Postville.
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Postville
Iowa
J. P. Hlunman
Heneeforth
Tey Stafford
Washington
Animal blood temperatures by species and birds
Most animals have higher blood temperatures than titan while the temperate of birds runs higher yet. The statement notes that birds possess the highest body heat among the listed groups.
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Titan
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D. N. Anwyl
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R. A. Means
Albaugh School
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Blanche Foster
Young Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
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West Chester Mutual
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T. O
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Alliman Bros
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H. E. Berdo
A. D. Keroush
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Chive Gifte
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China
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Mttf
South Third Avenue
Square
Women’s Missionary Society
R. J. Davidson
Fortnightly
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Will
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