Fathers and Sons Banquet Highlights Balance Sheet Address
In Washington a Rotary led Fathers and Sons banquet at the First United Presbyterian Church drew 350 attendees for a dinner and three talks. Frank H. Games spoke on The Balance Sheet, urging fathers to model trust and discipline while fostering open dialogue and close, guiding friendship with their sons.
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Frank H. Games
Washington
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First Church
Jesse J. Miller
Rotary Club
J. D. Glasgow
Orville Elder
The
Rotary
Gamel to Speak at 7 30 Tonight in Washington High
Frank H. Gamel, renowned boy expert, will deliver the final address of his series at the Washington high school tonight at 7 30. The talk, about building a boy's life, is open to all community members including women and girls. Earlier at noon he addressed ninety high school boys after a luncheon.
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John
W. W. Bowers
Lfe
Frank H. Gamel
Washington
Gamel
Lions and Ladies Enjoy Theirselves At Club Night
Washington Lions held a summer charter night with a family picnic earlier and a ladies night gathering yesterday. Entertainment included Louie Lau’s monologue, Harmony Four vocal numbers, a new club song with De Molay orchestra, and a Dempsey-Firpo boxing reenactment.
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Washington Lions
Harmony Four
Chal Ford
George McDaniel
D. J. Ross
C. J. Kare
Lions
de Molay
Death notice of KR F Howard in Los Angeles
Mr and Mrs ff 8 Cook received word last evening of the death of their nephew KR F Howard in Los Angeles California The Howard family formerly lived in Oskaloosa and moved west about fifteen years ago His widow survives and they visited here a year ago last winter Local readers will recall the deceased as a former resident who was ill for about a week ending in his death His mother Mrs Marie Howard arrived Friday to be with the family and was called home after his passing
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Cook
KR. F. Howard
Los Angeles
California
Mr. Howard
Marie Howard
Howard
Oskaloosa
Correction on clock price for Big Ben clocks
A correction from Homer Stephen notes the advertised price of Big Ben clocks was misquoted as 3.25 dollars and should be 3.50 dollars. The notice attributes the error to last evening’s advertisement.
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Homer Stephen
Father and Son Duty in Moral Training Speech
Dr. Gamel delivered a forceful address urging fathers to guide sons toward clean manhood and obedience. He argued a son owes his father a square deal and comradeship, citing religious examples and stressing responsible sexual conduct to prevent disease and deformity in future generations.
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Game
Jesus
Gamel
City Council Considers Water Works and Sewer Plans
The city council met last night to discuss the new water works project approved by voters and to address urgent sewer issues. Committees proceed on preliminary actions, with another meeting likely later this week to act on both propositions.
Miller on Stand in $1000 Note Suit Tests Jurors
A jury was impaneled to hear R E Dougherty versus M L Miller for a $1000 note. Dougherty testified first. Miller claimed fraud and that the Dallas Boyer Tractor Company did not exist. Miller had given the note for stock. dispute centers on its negotiability. Also Y Hanrahan pled guilty to wife desertion and faces sentence tomorrow in Judge Wagner's court.
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M. L. Miller
Laura Matthews
Henry A. Engle
Dora Hell
Sam McKee
Maude Randall
I. L. Lambert
James Shalla
E. M. Tobin
Carrie Roup
George W. Mayer
Dr. H. Wentworth
Ada Simone
R. B. Dougherty
S. W. Livingston
J. L. Brookhart
Boyer
Dougherty
Miller
District Court
Y. Hanrahan
Wagner
Poplar Bluff
Washington
Pleasant Hill revival begins with community meeting
The Pleasant Hill Christian church launched a revival on September 16 inviting all Protestant churches to join. The meetings run until October 1 with planned nights for Washington Keota Crawfordsville and Brighton and a call for ecclesiastical fellowship.
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Pleasant Hill
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Belle Anderson
Neighbors and friends are thanked for kindness during illness and death of Mrs. Belle Anderson on September 14 1923. Mary Bell Neudigate and Everett Anderson wed July 2 1889 in Crawfordsville Iowa. Four children born four died in infancy two daughters and a son Roy survives in Eldora. Husband died four years ago last August.
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Belle Anderson
Roy Anderson
Eliza Pickens
D. L. Chilcote
Sarah Phillips
Mary Bell Neudigate
Everett Anderson
Crawfordsville
Roy
Eldora
Community thanks for Haskins relief assistance
The families of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Cole express gratitude to the Haskins community for help after losing their home. Special thanks go to the L. G. club for the shower and donors at the church, and to the Ladies Aid for their untiring sewing.
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Evening Journal
Haskins
L. G. Club
B. W. Cole
Rainfall Reaches .68 Inch After Wet Yesterday
Official measurements show a total of .68 inches of rain fell yesterday and overnight, keeping weather observers busy as streets dampen and umbrellas stay handy.
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