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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1931

Page

7

World Series Preview Pits A's and Cardinals As Even Contenders

Henry McLemore weighs Philadelphia Athletics and St. Louis Cardinals for the 193 world series. He notes similar batting averages and fielding, extra base power favoring the A's in home runs, while the Cards lead in total hits, doubles, and steals. Grove dominates pitching for Philadelphia with 26 wins, backed by Earnshaw Walberg and Mahaffey.

Henry McLemore United Press New York Grove Lefty Philadelphia Athletics St. Louis Cardinals Athletics Cardinals St. Louis Simmons Philadelphia Cochrane Haas Bishop Cramer Hafey, Roettger, Frisch and Collings A’s Rubi Walberg George Earnshaw Roy Mahaffey

Pleasant Hill Social Roundup and Reunions

Aug 31 Pleasant Hill notes travelers visiting Swan Creek Illinois and Muscatine picnics with Caldwell Sigafoose Kephart and Witting families. Swifts and Been blossom clan reunions at Sunset park. Des Moines Fair attendance and Pleasant Hill school opening with Mrs Marjorie Lytle as teacher. Ladies Aid plans Wednesday meeting.

Pleasant Hill Silas Caldwell Helen Kdd Chalupa Evelyn Swan Creek Illinois Harrison Alliman S . Sigafoose Jake Ernest Roy Kephart Earl Kephart Muscatine Raymond Wittiig Claire Keating Clara Wittiig Charlotte Squires Howard Baker Sunset Park Howard Witting Are Darbyshire W. R. Geaman John Wagener William Gannon Marjorie C. R. Beenblossom A. C. Cannon Burlington C. G. Anderson Liovd Des Moines Marjorie Lytle Ladies Aid Hoy

Rubio Community Notes From L B Hanan

William Cavins visits Chicago relatives while Rubio reports a Dutch Creek Fair shower and welcome rain of one and a half inches after six weeks. Local families Riley Collins, Mr and Mrs Robert Guy call on A E B Moorer. Frances Derby returns to Brighton for school as Chas and Mrs Derby recover from a car accident. Rubio school opens August 31 with teachers Stella Ryals and Foss Coffman. P B Johnson and daughter Retha depart for Thayer to teach in the consolidation.

Rubio William Cavins Chicago Riley Collins Ottumwas John McClure Robert Guy Brighton A. EB. Moorer Frances Derby Ren Cher Chas. Derby Miss Derby Rubio School Stella Ryals Foss Coffman P. B. Johnson Retha Thayer Consolia

Residents debate Ace o’Towns impact on Washington stores

Public comment favors the Ace o Towns program as a method to attract shoppers and boost local commerce. Businessman notes it reveals service flaws, while others see benefits in growth and public participation. Also mentions Johnson’s Des Moines trip and visits by Brighton guests.

LB. Lupton Monument Desler Washington U.S United States France League League Council Yugoslavia Council Japan

Kalona News Builds Up School Staff and Local Socials

Kalona announces September 7 start for the school year with a staff led by H Y Snodgrass and L J Zher along with Vivian Allen Marjorie Ochs Roy Seems Velma Way Mildred Beck Eloise Chesebro Leone Goebel and Milton Ehrenfelt. Community notes mention Harriet McGuire returning home from Farmington and various local visits, picnics, fairs and birthday gatherings around Kalona and Rome Iowa. Local labor day plans in Ottumwa are noted.

Kalona H.Y. Snodgrass L. J. Zher Vivian Allen Marjorie Ochs Roy Seems Velma Way Mildred Beck Eloise Chesebro Leone Goebel Milton Ehrenfelt Harriet McGuire Gerald ‘Teets Farmington T. Hofer Everett Aberdeen South Dakota Harvey H. Hofer Chicago Hochstettler Iowa City Park Julia Kauffm St. Louis Ora Boone Gladbrook Iowa Virgil Rogers

Wayne community notes reflect travel visits and family events

Mrs J A Moorhead returned from Colorado and visited Stanwood. Mr and Mrs H Unkrich and sons spent Tuesday in Burlington. W A Davis and daughters joined Wyman club picnic at Chautauqua park. School began with Ivan Shull Robert Peck and Harold Beese among area beginners. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Vollmner Pauline attended a New London reunion. Mr and Mrs Joel Zingg celebrated their 55th anniversary. Paul Mast and children attended here. Willard Davis camped nearby. Norval Taylor items in their absence.

Coppo ck notes and visits in Sept

Mrs Glecede Dold reports visitors in Coppo ck as Mrs Gil Hesser and sons travel to Wayland while school starts Aug 31 with Mrs Benson as teacher. A shower and a recent heavy storm affected gardens. Several locals and relatives are mentioned including Dold family members visiting Stronghurst and Reno.

Coppock Gil Hesser Wayland Benson Gleede Dold Evelyn Fred Dold A. J. Carl Reno Nevada Charl Peterson Stronghurst Mhlinol Ben Davison Gary Indiana D. O. Davison Dale Bain M. B. McKune Colleen Charles Stone Washington Ralph Kauffman E. E Hallock Des Moines

Shiloh Community News Highlights School Start and Local Visits

Shiloh reports the new school opens with ten pupils taught by Vera Darbyshire amid freshly painted interiors. Notes include James Marsh’s nail injury recovery, upcoming high school students from the neighborhood, and recent social visits among families such as the Wagners, Marshes, Sigafooses, and Toomans.

Community Notes From Vuo Area News Update

Mr and Mrs Joe Pacha and children visited at Will Peiffer home near Keota. Mrs Maggie Ulm of Fairfield visited Cora Bray. Trail and wife helped Manda Trail in Fairfield. Maxine Balderson stayed with Frances Bray. Dale Jones visited his parents H C Jones and sister Lucille. Welon Heston family returned from travels in Colorado Idaho and California. A large crowd attended McDowell chapel farewell for Rev M D Wyatt. Busy Bee club hosted by Vera Hoskins with next meeting Sept 16. No 5 and Pleasant Plain Consolidated schools opened Aug 31 with new scholars Shay Rogers and Betty Katherine Grinstead. Chester Rice visited from Ottumwa. Farmers Union met at Merril Gane y's. heavy rain followed evening threats.

Veo Joe Pacha Will Peiffer Keota Maggie Ulm Fairfield Cora Bray Wim. Trail Manda Trail Maxine Balderson Frances Bray Carlos Watson Bridgar Bennett Adel Coffin-Jones Dale Jones H. C. Jones Lucille Welon Heston Colorado Idaho California D. EK. Miller Gladys Wayland Gwendolyn McDowell Chapel M. D. Wyatt Vera Hoskins Busy Bee Club Ann Hosler Pleasant Plain Consolidated School Shay Rogers Betty Katherine Grinstead Chester Rice Jose Rice Ottumwa Farmers Union Merril Cganey Hiad

Picnic day at Clarence Deering home praised by all

Josephine and others visited Wellston Tuesday to share a basket dinner with the Deerings. Marion Lee Jarrard visits Bert Donaldson home this week. Lorene and Warren stay at home as rain aids alfalfa hay.

Josephine Wellston Clarence Deering Marion Lee

Columbus Discovers Sargasso Sea on First Voyage

On his maiden voyage to the Western Hemisphere, Christopher Columbus encountered the Sargasso Sea, a vast calm stretch within the Atlantic Ocean famed for its floating weed and navigational challenges.

Srrgusso Columbus

Harmony figures in local visit and family chores

Walter Harmony and family returned from a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Gale Kirk of Missouri Valley. Chas Selliebel and family received help from Otto Sellebel. Charlotte Longer visited Tom Havnnes. Ed Laukaveky and Mary attended an event in Sunset. Donald Griffith spent days at the John Griffith home. The Longer family and Elizabeth visited Bruce Marshall near Lone Tree.

Harmony Chas Selliebel Gale Kirk Mo. Valley Otto Sellebel Charlotte Longer Tom Havanes Ed Laukaveky Mary Donald Griffith John Griffith

Racketeering in Mummies Exposed at Field Museum Exhibit

N ray photographs from a Field museum display in Chicago reveal embalming fraud where only heads and arms were preserved while torsos were removed and wrappings altered to misrepresent full body treatment.

Egypt Field Museum Chieivo

Rise of the modern police linked to 1844 New York act

The New York legislature in 1844 created a unified day and night police, setting a model later adopted by Boston Philadelphia Chicago New Orleans Baltimore Newark and Providence in the following years.

New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago New Orleans Baltimore Newark Providence

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Mackinen Mickey Cochrane Thi A Mister Cochrane Ar Kephart George Stewart Johnson Howard Butler H. C. Kyle A. C. Kyle Mattie Robison L. B. Hanan Bollow Tom Lahey Geneva Upp Russia Belgium Frank Dold Rome Ronald Dold Corinne Vivian Orville Arch Dold Mollie Mitchell Fred Frank Newton Frey New London G. DD. Simpson Sid Willard Davis Norval Taylor Shiloh Fred Burger Vera Darbyshire Clara Gitble Darlene Schantz James Marsh Ipper Sam Simmons Airfield Sam Sigafoose Howard and L. F. Sigafoose Maxine Pauline Darbyshire Lorena Donaldson Leo Wagner Lester Wagner Leo Roy Davidson Rosa Wagoners George Tooman Sam Marsh Jon James Town John Gamble Harry Melvile Warren Donaldson Eamyp Bert Donaldson Ross van Nostrand James Myra Walter Leet West Chester James Sowash Bertha Capital Society Washington, D. C Jean Peeples Charlotte Childress Eugene Vidal Harmony Walter Long Corre Eed Nove For Public Safety Washington Junior College Dean Harland W. Mead
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