Ada McCleary Heads Evanston Hospital as First Female Leader
Miss Ada Belle McCleary named superintendent of Evanston hospital following H Day Perry's resignation. Former head of Northwestern nursing training, she will oversee the new $500000 addition and residence gifted by James A Patten, with plans to convert it into a dormitory for interns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Belle McCleary
Hugh McCleary
Evanston Hospital
Misa McCleary
Washington
Chicago Tribune
United States
Ada McCleary
H. Day Perry
Miss McCleary
W. W. Buchanan
Evanston
Merly
Northwestern University
James A. Patten
Perry
Buchanan
Local Auction Of Household Furnishings At Square Corner
Charles Brown announces a sale of rock ing chairs beds refrigerators tables a six hole range music cabinet kitchen furniture mahogany dressing table and more at the southeast corner of the square next Saturday September 17 at 2 30 PM. Interested buyers may call 282 Black to place furniture in the sale.
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Black
Chas. Brown
Divorces Granted In District Court Amid Court Proceedings
Judge Charles A. Dewey heard four divorce cases with outcomes including a granted decree in Henry A. Wilder vs Inex Wilder and a later annulment of Slade vs Slade. Other matters included guardianship orders, jury trial scheduling, and a guilty plea in State of Iowa v Don Young.
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Charles A. Dewey
Henry A. Wilder
Inex Wilder
Sandera
Dewey
Slade
Charles McKinstry
John MacKinetry
Mary Genkinger
Sarah Weecker
BBC Niches
Guardian
Bone
Tian B. Singlemen
Charlies Singleman
Morrison & Morrison
Florence M. Ftiar
James C. Davis
Greon
Ray Sanders
Olive Sanders
Henry L Wilder
Inez Wilder
State of Iowa
Don Young
Personal Property Sale Notice at 490 South St
On Monday September 19 at 1:30 pm the owner will sell household goods and tools from 490 South St including furniture, kitchenware, bed items, sewing machine, washing machine, saddles, sewing tools, and assorted cans and jars. D F Macon and John Harper are listed as agents. 8212 New striped wool skirts from Rothschild's noted.
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South St. St
Sadie
Shores Face Powder Promises Value over Box Appeal
An advertising pitch extols Shores face powder made from pure rice powder with a delicate oriental scent. It highlights a 25 cent large package and claims popularity among hundreds of women, plus mentions affordable Shores talcum and other beauty products available by phone or mail order from Phone No 6, Ainsworth.
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Ainsworth
No action on Sunset Park swimming pool this year
Washington residents hear that no swimming pool project will be undertaken this year though strong local interest remains. The Y M C A offer and a forthcoming report from a committee may influence future steps, with a Sunset Park pool possible later during spring planning.
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Sunset Park
Washington
James H. Young
The
Journal
Court schedules more criminal cases for next week
One day bound for pay and prosecution costs. Other criminal matters are to be taken up by the court next week as several cases remain on the criminal docket and the grand jury continues its work.
Rain Totals 1.52 Inches This Morning
The daily rainfall reached 1.52 inches this morning and began early, ending after daylight. September rainfall exceeds six inches to date, heavier than any month this year, with creeks out of banks and mud on roads. Water stands in corn fields and headlines a soggy day.
Monument and marker selection at Campbell's Granite Works
B. F. Campbell's Granite Works offers a large assortment of stock monuments and markers, making the choice straightforward for customers seeking durable memorial pieces. The firm emphasizes quality, variety, and personalized service to fit any grave site.
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B. F. Campbell
Granite Works
Football squad opens season with scrimmage practice
After ten days of drills coach Arthur Dickinson held a ragged but encouraging hour and a half scrimmage with over forty candidates. No first team has been set. second-string players outperformed some veterans, and all players will be watched next week for spots. A season opener against Fremont High is scheduled for September 25 at home, with other local games this week including Sigourney vs Keota and Muscatine vs Columbus Junction.
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Arthur Dickinson
Fremont High School
Fremont
Card of Thanks for W. H. Warner’s Loss
The Warner family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for sympathy after the death of husband and father W. H. Warner. They especially thank the G. A. R. and W. A. C. members and the ministers and quartet for the funeral service.
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W. H. Warner
Minister to Attend Church Celebration in Cottage Grove Wis
Rev A R Oates will travel to Cottage Grove Wisconsin to join the twenty fifth anniversary celebration of Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church where he once served as pastor from 1916 to 1918. Former pastors will attend and he will preach Sunday evening. Rev Herbert L Searles of Iowa City will fill his pulpit here Sunday. The Iowa City presbytery met early this week and adopted an evangelistic program to run the next two years with special services at all forty churches.
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A. R. Oates
Cottage Grove
Wis
Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church
Mr. Oates
Herbert L. Searles
Iowa City
Presbyterian Church
Roads Remain Muddy Hindering Truck Operations
Muddy roads hinder vehicle movement as trucks struggle to turn and navigate the slick surfaces. Road conditions impede timely transport and raise safety concerns for drivers and crews.
Body of Private Leon Beatty Returns to Washington
The body of Private Leon Beatty the first Washington county soldier killed in France arrived in Washington at nine this morning in charge of Private Tom Linson of Camp Grant Illinois Funeral services will be held a week from next Sunday afternoon with full military rites in charge of the Leon Beatty post American Legion named in his honor
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Leon Beatty
Washington County
France
Washington
Tomlinson
Camp Grant
Illinois
American Legion
Beatty
Funeral for W. H. Warner Civil War veteran held at Presbyterian church
Funeral services for W. H. Warner, a Civil War veteran, were conducted yesterday at the Presbyterian church at two o'clock. Rev. S. K. Coats led the service with assist from Rev. A. R. Oates and Col. D. J. Palmer. Warner’s eight sons served as pallbearers and G. A. R. members attended in a body. Burial included a G. A. R. service and taps by Ra Arnold.
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Presbyterian Church
W. H. Warner
K. Coats
A. R. Oates
D. J. Palmer
Warner
Presbyterian
Bertha Hay
Fred Neiswanger
Kenneth Carris
Cloyce Dougherty
I. G. Whitepost
G. A. Rm
Mr. Warner
Rush
Rene, Obe
Clyde
Earl
Charles Warper
Colonel Palmer
J. C. F. Wead
Joe Reiner
Henry Parkinson
J. C. Rolce
J. M. Lytle
Mr. Coats
Ra Arnold
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Uttle
Harry van Nieuwenhautze
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Rothschtild’s
Just
the Warblers
Molly
Peggy O'Neil
Hans
Hollander Comic Record
Okeh
C. E. Plumly
West Side Square
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Speaking
C. A. Nelson
Ainsworth, Iowa
Shares Retail Service
Missouri
Tom Batterson
New Vy
Maphia
Tom Jratioreon
Mropount
Batterson
Ford
Charles Denison
Memphis
Sigourney and
Keota
Muscatine
Columbus Junction
Iowa
GAS and Electric
Evening Journal
412
Square
Inquire Journal
Washington Steam Laundry
Cresent Tire and Rubber Company
Plymouth
Indiana
Boyd Berdo
Falk Motor Co
el Jackson
Bevins Motor Co
West Chester
C. C. Watson
G. L. Fetters
Pole and
Brock Wood
Jersey
Poland
C. P. Nichols
John Deere
Shaffer
Clifford McCreedy
Chautauqua Park
Paige
Larchmont
Nash
Reo Touring
Overland
Schulty Motor Car Co
Phillips Drug Store
Kodak Store
Reister & Sons
Snow College
M. C. McDonald
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