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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1928

Page

5

Nurses of New York Hospital Repel Armed Gangsters

In New York on September 13, gangsters invaded a hospital to rescue two prisoners but were repelled by nurses and internes. Patrolman Jeremiah C. Brosnan was killed while the intruders fired through the corridors before fleeing as police arrived. One prisoner, James Ward, had recently broken his leg escaping police.

New York Jeremiah C. Brosnan Fordham Hospital James Ward Brosnan

Christmas in the Offing Now as Seals Come In

Des Moines reports 25 million Christmas seals unpacked for Iowa’s annual sale at the Iowa Tuberculosis Association. Counties name chairmen. convention in Des Moines September 17 to 19 features publicity clinics, campaign methods, and health education sessions led by state and university officials.

Des Moines Iowa Iowa Tuberculosis Association Mississippi Valley Conference On Tuberculosis and Public Health E. H. Lauer State Universiy of Fred Pownall J. W. Becker St. Louis

Democrats call county meeting at city hall

All candidates on the county Democratic ticket and all committee men and women are asked to attend a meeting in the city hall on Saturday night September 15 at 7 30 by order of the county chairman.

Pythian Sisters Hold Eatable Sale at Washington Cleaners

The Pythian sisters announce an eatable sale at Washington cleaners on Saturday September 15. Proceeds support their charitable activities and community services.

Pythian Sisters The Washington Cleaners

Pest control ad promotes Meyers Red Fez Poison

An old advertising notice urges quick pest elimination with Sure Kill poison. It warns rats and mice are as universal a pest as taxes and claims seven week effectiveness. Available at drug stores for 36 or 76 cents.

Old High School Song and School Notices

Pep meeting plans include singing the old High School song for freshmen and new pupils. Girl's Athletic Association recruits signups and dues due. hike planned. Band and Orchestra practice schedules listed with venues and times. Nurse's graduation exercises to be played. Local families and residents noted with visits, moves, births, and gatherings.

Girl’s Athletic Association Helen Donaldson Dorothy Booth Jean Sterling Lucille Barr Methodist Church Girl Reserves Margaret Livingston

Pilotburg Ladies Aid Farewell Party and Local News

In Pilotburg on the Friday farewell for Mrs Sadie Rickey who moves to Wellman due to her son’s marriage about 60 attended a gathering at Mr and Mrs Frank Stranksy home with visiting singing and music Ice cream cake and coffee were served Mr and Mrs Ellis Rickey return from their wedding trip and will live on his mother’s farm Wayne Emry gave his last sermon before conference at the church Sunday school is at ten next Sunday Many locals and visitors noted including the Rickeys Oldfields Carlisons and others, with various social calls and small-town updates throughout the day

Pilotburg Wayne Emry Charles Rickey Washington Carl Oldfield Cordelle Braden Sadie Rickey Ellis Cy Bush Will Patterson O. B. Mouser West California Idaho Orva Scott Kalona Carson Wilson Henry Steiners Charles City Oldfields

Red Brick Social News Recaps Visits and Sick Lists

Marguerite Hering reports from Red Brick on visitors to Victor Wenger Will Caldwell C. E. Hering and the writer Friday evening. Mrs C E Babb improves from illness while Mrs Roy Schiebel and sons visit Lloyd Neiwanger. Frank Wesson of Seattle visits Sayre family. Dorothy Babb improves from illness. Leslie states shows a new Dodge. Homer Kephart and family visit Earl Kephart.

Red Brick Jacob Wenger Victor Wenger John Caldwell Marguerite Wilma Bwis C. E. Hering Will Caldwell C. E. Babb Roy Schiebel and Sons Lloyd Neiwanger Frank Wesson Seattle Washington Fred Sayre Wilma Ellis Lee Hesseltine’s Dorothy Babb Leslie States Homer Kephart Earl Kephart

Pigs Vaccinated as Local Families Visit Over Weekend

The John Robertson family visited Ralph Robertson on Sunday afternoon. Curtis Snyder Glenn Little and Jim Pulver vaccinated their pigs Saturday forenoon. The Harve Banks and Marvin Smith families spent Sunday evening at the Curtis Snyder home.

Glenn Little Jim Pulver John Robertson Ralph Robertson Curtis Snyder Harve Banks Marvin Smith

Valley Ladies Aid planned family picnic at Sun Set Park

The Valley Ladies Aid met on Wednesday with eleven members, quilting and Scripture verses. A business decision announced a picnic for members and families next Saturday, Sept 15 at Sun Set Park, closed with the Lord's Prayer. Also notes on local school openings, abscess illness, and district institute trips.

J. E. Deal Andy Sheetz Kas. Churchill Norma Fern Will Brinning Merle Will Reinert Leo Guy Black W. D. Augustine Charlie Augustine Zeno Tinnes Merle Robertson Harriet Tinnes Pearl Howard Mangold Roscoe Robertson

Local notes from Columbus Junction and area events

Miss Fannie Gannon demonstrated the first lesson of the year at the Oak home. Mrs. Charles Glaspey of Independence visits the J. A. Green home. George Drake and daughters attend Mrs. Ernest Luckey’s funeral in Cedar Rapids. H G Dericks rents the Dill residence on Gamble Ave. Frank Walker and wife welcomed a daughter. Gertrude Owen visits from Lafayette. Merle Cecil returns to Sioux City to teach. Josephine Arnquist, state 4 H leader, to speak at Wapello high school with 4 H and Campfire guests. 65 attend the Dickersons reunion at Grandview Park. Joe Allen and wife welcome a son in Columbus City. Columbus City township farm bureau to meet Monday at the Pretz home. 4 H clubs to lead program. leaders from Louisa County attend Mt. Pleasant district meeting.

Columbus Junction Fannie Gannon Iowa State College Henry Oak Charles Glaspey Independence J. A. Green George Drake Cedar Rapids Ernest Luckey H G. Dericks Columbus City Charles Dill Gamble Ave Frank Walker Grandview Gertrude Owen Lafayette Ind R. O. Owen Merle Cecil Sioux City Josephine Arnquist Wapello American Legion Auxiliary Louisa County Campfire Dickerson Grandview Park Joe Allen Lucile Oak Farm Bureau Mt. Pleasant Mmes H. J. Oak L. Scott Lieberknecht J. H. McCormac H. H. Snyder F. F E. Weir W. W. Carthers R. G. Whisler EB. Co. Turkington Paul Beik Arthur Stone

Coe College President Gage to Speak at Columbus Banquet

Harry Gage president of Coe College Cedar Rapids will address the Columbus Community banquet at the Methodist church Monday evening with the school board and faculty as guests. The Whatsoever society will serve. Numerous local residents visit relatives including Carter Ritchey New London J Fred Huff Columbus City and others at various homes.

Columbus Junction Harry Gage Coe College Cedar Rapids Columbus Methodist Church

Governor Smith Confronts Whispering Campaign in Albany

Governor Alfred E. Smith will openly address rumors in his campaign including a charge of drunkenness at the Syracuse state fair. He calls the whispering campaign a tie and plans to discuss other reports from the stump with colleagues like Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas.

Albany N. Y Alfred E. Smith Syracuse State Fair Syracuse Ference Sanford Joseph T. Robinson Arkansas

Methodist Conference Opposed to Al Smith

Oskaloosa Iowa September 12 The Methodist conference devoted more to business than politics but discussed Governor Alfred E Smith's candidacy with opposition noted among attendees.

Methodist Conference al Smith Oskaloosa Alfred KE. Smith

Women Voters Targeted in Prohibition Debate at Conference

Delegates debated Governor Smith after a resolution declaring the conference unalterably opposed to him. Idaho speaker H S McCowan urged mobilizing feminine voters to defeat Smith and his liquor modification program. Reverend U S Smi of Fairfield argued the church enters politics over a moral issue as Democrats back a wet at the governorship.

Smith H. S. McCowan Idaho United States U. S. Smi Fairfield

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