Medals Presented to Families of Washington County War Heroes
Washington County honored over forty soldiers sailors marines and nurses with gold star medals for the supreme sacrifice. Marsh W Bailey delivered a tribute beneath the court house as the photograph of the fallen was taken. Medals were also given to living service members in the court house corridor with county officials deputies and assistants present.
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Washington County
Marsh W. Bailey
Court House
Colonel Tinley Delivers Eloquent County Address at Central Park
Col M A Tinley of Council Bluffs commanded the 168th Infantry Rainbow division and urged continued patriotism in peace. He warned of bolshevism, praised local soldiers and residents, and thanked Washington county for wartime sacrifice as the program in Central Park closed with band selections.
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M. A. Tinley
Council Bluffs
168Th Infantry
Towa
Iowa
America
Thes County
C. J. Wilson
Arthur Octes
W. G. Robertson
Washington County
Robertson
Central Park
Army Boxer Defeats Navy Fighter In Downtown Bout
Pat Kennelly representing the Army out-pointed Kid Fitzgerald of the Navy in an afternoon boxing match in the downtown park. Both boxers showed nimble footwork and clever moves as a crowd of several thousand watched. Kennelly's superior style earned the decision with Brookhart as announcer and McGugin as referee.
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Pat Kennelly
Army
Kid Fitzgerald
Navy
Down Town
Althe
Kennelly
Altho Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
T. L. Brookhart
Tine
Doc” McGugin
Brighton Beats Riverside In Lopsided Baseball Contest
Brighton defeated Riverside 21 to 5 as Brighton’s pitcher Katina steered early offense. Riverside faded after two innings while Brighton exploded in the seventh to ninth frames, producing a flood of runs and challenging the scorekeeper.
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Brighton
Riverside
Iverside
Katina
Riverside Pastimers Fall as Brighton Dominates Batterymates
Brighton routs Riverside 21 runs to 5 as Vetter and Jav erd struggle in key moments. Zeigler slides at first and Riverside’s defense falters while Brighton builds a big lead and waits on a possible rematch with Washington next Wednesday.
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Riverside
Vetter
Jarard
Zeigler
Brighton
Washington
Dinner for 530 Servicemen At Methodist Church
Five hundred thirty soldiers and sailors were served a free dinner at the Methodist church dining room. Homer Darbyshire led a large volunteer group with over 100 helpers, and the meal featured fried chicken and pies. The event cost about 600 dollars all for food, with churches lending kitchens and spaces.
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Methodist Church
Homer Darbyshire
J. B. Crail
J. E. Kunath
Wilson
Tinley
Mr. Oates
Shubert
Ottumwa
Omar Sisters In Very Pleasing Act Delights Crowd
The Omar Sisters deliver a pleasing act described as lively and entertaining with noted audience appreciation and stage presence highlighting their performance.
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Omar
Clever tightrope and aerial acts captivate crowds
The performance features swinging ladders and a butterfly act suspended by teeth. Three shows draw immense crowds as the Pickard Brothers mingle with attendees and perform stunts. A large small dog accompanies them, impressing spectators with a high jump act that elicits vigorous applause.
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Pickard Brothers
Fireworks Impress Large Homecoming Crowd on North Marion
A vast audience gathered for a homecoming fireworks display on North Marion avenue. The 8 30 show featured rockets and set pieces including images of President Wilson and General Pershing, drawing high praise for its scale and execution.
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North Marion Avenue
Washington
Wilson
Pershing
No Accidents Mark City Celebration Despite Large Crowd
In spite of an exceptionally large crowd the celebration proceeded without any accidents or disorder. The square was roped off and cars barred to ensure safety. Mayor Bovee had appointed several special policemen who worked from early morning until night, and no arrests were made.
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Bovee
Committee to Audit County Expense Program
An auditing committee named by the council of defense will review expense accounts to show the public where funds went and to confirm there was no graft. Members include J. D. Glasgow, Sidney Smith, and J. M. Lytle.
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Council of Defense
J. D. Glasgow
Sidney Smith
J. M. Lytle
Kalona and Wellman Officials Named in Financial Transfer
Howard Benn of Kalona and H. G. Moore of Wellman are identified, with D. J. Ross serving as treasurer and all moneys turned over to him.
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Howard Benn
Kalona
H. G. Moore
Wellman
D. J. Ross
Local visitors travel and family farewells noted
Mrs Lula Kyser and daughter Pearl of Friendville Tennessee return home after visiting at the D N Andersn residence. Mr and Mrs W R Jackson of Grinnell visit Mrs Sadie Little then spend the day at Fred Jackson's home in Ainsworth. J W Guy returns from Minneapolis with his son George for the Home Coming for Soldiers and parental visit.
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Lula Kyser
Pearl
Friendville
Tenn
D. N. Anderesn
J. W. Guy
Minneapolis
George Guy
Picnic Dinner Honoring George Guy at Local Home
About forty relatives gathered for a noon picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Guy. Guest of honor was George Guy visiting from Minneapolis Minnesota for the celebration yesterday.
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J. W. Guy
George Guy
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Ainsworth School District to Vote on $90,000 Bonds
Public notice states a special election in the Consolidated Independent School District of Ainsworth Washington County Iowa will be held September 29 1919 at the Public School House Ainsworth from 1 oclock to 6 oclock p m. Voters will decide if bonds up to 90000 dollars shall be issued to construct and equip a new school house and procure a site. Secretary Opal Iseminger notes the order follows a petition and state code provisions.
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Ainsworth
Iowa
Consolidated Independent School District
Washington
Board of Directors
Opal Iseminger
Venerated Black Rood Relic Lost to Scotland and England
The Black Rood, a royal relic brought to Scotland by the wife of Malcolm Canmore, housed in Edinburgh Castle, later carried to England by Edward I, contained a gold cross with a remnant of the true cross and an ebony Christ figure. It vanished after Edward's use of it to seal oaths. its fate remains unknown.
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Scotland
Malcolm Canmore
Christ
Edinburgh
England
Edward I
Church announces Rally Day plans and service schedule
Sunday school starts at 9 45 prompt attendance requested for Rally Day on Sunday September 28. Church services follow the usual schedule with a sermon at 11 00 on Kingdom Aspects of Popular Education. Christian Endeavor meets at 7 00 and the evening service at 8 00 led by Pastor Arthur R Oates.
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Arthur R. Oates
Reform ed Presbyterian Sabbath School and Worship Schedule
The reform ed Presbyterian church lists Sabbath school at 10:00 A M and public worship at 11:00. A prayer meeting is set for 7 30 Wednesday evening led by Pastor W G Robb.
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Reformed Presbyterian
W. G. Robb
First United Presbyterian at Old Methodist Church
Sabbath school at 9 45 A M morning worship at 11 00 A M Christian Endeavor at 7 00 P M and evening worship at 8 00 P M with preaching by the pastor Rev J M Wishart. Everyone is invited to attend.
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First United Presbyterian
Old Methodist Church
Christian Endeavor
J. M. Wishart
2ND UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Preaching and Sabbath Notices
Preaching services at 11:00 A M and 8:00 P M led by Rev Leslie Montford the pastor Sabbath school at 9:45 A M and a Christian endeavor meeting at 7:00 P M conducted by the church.
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Myowith
Christian Erdenver
Leslie Mountford
Congregational Prayer and Bible Study at Associate Presbyterian
In the absence of the pastor a congregational prayer meeting will be held at 11 00 A M. The Bible study session will follow at 7 00 P M. Local church activities outline a day of worship and study.
Sunday worship schedule announced by Pastor M R Regan
The Sunday school starts at 9 30 morning worship at 10 55 B Y P P A at 7 the evening service at 8 and prayer meeting on Wednesday at 8. The pastor plans to preach at both Sunday services. Everyone is welcome.
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B. Y
M. R. Regan
Christian Science Chapel Services and Address
Services at 11 00 a m at Corner Town Ave and Jefferson St with subject Substance Golden Text Proverbs 8 20 21 and theme I lead in the way of righteousness Wednesday evening meetings at 8 00 o clock You are cordial invited to attend these services.
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Christian Science Chapel
Cormner Town Ave
Jefferson St
Methodist Services Set With Choir Lead by Harry Thomas
Sunday program includes Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 11 with theme The Apostolic Church evening service at 8 with theme The Gospel Power Prof Harry Thomas of Rochester N Y will lead the choir and sing at both services, as Rev J A Glendinning prepares as pastor.
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Sundsay School
The
Apostolic Church
Eypworth League
Gospel Power
Harry Thomas
Rochester
N. Y
J. A. Glendinning
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