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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1929
Page
3
Konjola Restores Mrs Glass After Years of Ailments
Mrs Anna Glass of Dallas City Illinois reports relief from catarrh stomach trouble and neuritis after using Konjola claiming digestion improved and neuritis pains vanished. She credits the remedy for her return to normal life and notes it is sold by Geo J McDaniel in Washington and by other druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Glass
Dallas City
Ilinois
Konjola
Tam
Washington
Geo. J. McDaniel
Birthy dinner and reunion for Putman family
A birthy dinner and J. G. Putman family reunion will be held at Sunset Park on September 15. Members and relatives are invited to attend and share a gathering at the park facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
J. G. Putman
Sunset Park
M E church class party and meetings announced
The M E church OB class plans a party at the Lyle Wilcox home on West Monroe Street. Ainsworth adults are invited to a Parent-Teacher house meeting Friday evening with a reception at the school. The W E M S of the church meets Friday at 2 39 p m at Mrs P L Exter's home for the final session of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Kensington
West Chester
Broe*s Moore
Lucy Leet
M. E. Church
Lyle Wilcox
West Monroe Street
Ainsworth
W.E. M.S
M. Ebehurch
P. L. Exter
Washington high school football squad starts first practice
Coach James W. Shultz leads the Washington high school football squad in the first practice on the practice field after an afternoon session. Thirty five players reported, with goals set for a sixty plus squad as seven lettermen return including Captain Benson Brown Westermark and Young. Bowes and Judevine may strengthen the lineup, while several veterans from last year seek starting roles in the line and backfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School
James W. Shutz
iCoach Shultz
Ren Ring
Benson
Brown
Westermark
Young
McAvoy
Kiesey
Jones
Judevine
Mt. Pleasant
Bowes
West Chester
Rayman
Kearns
D. Stutsman
Bratton
Crone
Endicott
Thomas
Casey
Glider Wolfer Dickinson
Miller
Dick Young Dusenbery
McElhinney
Watson
Kolosik
M. McAvoy
Kieser
Putnam
Hale
G. McAvoy
McClure
Ahrens
Wells Snider
Fuith
Foba
Husky
Washington Beats Hayesville in Rough Picnic Game
Washington defeated Hayesville 3 to 0 at the Clear Creek community picnic near Harper. The game featured rough field conditions and numerous errors by both teams, with Washington scoring three runs and in the fourth inning. Today Washington faces the Ottumwa Giants in a fall festival feature at Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinbeck
Hayesville
Washington
Clear Creek
Harper
Ottumwa Giants
Fairfield
Idle Rich at Foy Theatre Tops the Talkie Wave
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents The Idle Rich a 100 talkie adaptation of White Collars opening at the Foy Theatre. Conrad Nagel Bessie Love Leila Hyams lead a hand picked cast with Edythe Chapman and James Neill as the parents and Robert Ober and Paul Kruger as cousins in a domestic comedy praised for dialogue and atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hore
Metro-Goldwyn Mayer
William de Mille
Thayer
Foy Theatre
Conrad Nagel
Bessie Love
Leila Hyams
Edythe Chapman
James Neill
Robert Oher
Paul Kruger
Harry
Tom Gibney
Cam
Richard Dix Delivers Truthful Comedy In Look and Listen
The Graham Theatre screens Nothing But The Truth with Richard Dix delivering a sharp talking screen performance. A wager forces him to tell the truth for 24 hours, creating endless farce as he confesses to love, business, and social scenes while Helen Kane delivers carring, comic musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Theatre
Richard Dix
Helen Kane
Clayton County Voting Road Bonds Vote Underway
Voters in Clayton county cast ballots on a proposed $690000 road bond issue. If approved the year’s road bonds total would rise to $2,159,600, and state totals would approach $100 million with 78 counties already approving about $98.15 million for paving and graveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor
Clayton County
Navine Hoad
Iawa
Grave cave-in kills man at Allison site
A pit cavern collapsed at a gravel work near Allison, killing 40 year old John Pietkes instantly. The accident occurred during daily operations when debris and falling gravel caused the fatal collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
John Pietkes
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