Final Fiesta plans tied to beauty contest entries
Committee chairmen prepare for Washington's Tall Corn Fiesta with a beauty contest drawing strong merchant support. Over 60 merchants sponsor a girl, and organizers aim for 100 entries. fees fund prizes. Meeting set for Tuesday evening to finalize details and stage setup on the square.
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Washington
the Pines
William Perdock
Ken Peters
Bill Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Washington County
Wilson
Alice Marrett
Wayne Marston
Don McClure
Republican Women Plan Iowa State Meeting in Des Moines
Republican women from the district will attend the Iowa Council of Republican Women conference in Des Moines on September 27 and 28. Reservations for the opening dinner are due by Sept 96. After the main event, district groups will hold separate conclaves. Also noted, Washington Academy was incorporated in 1872 with 20000 capital stock of 20000 and in 1877 had five teachers and two hundred students.
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Iowa Council of Republican Women
Des Moines
Washington Academy
Local Hog Producers Shine at National Barrow Show
Washington county swine growers were well represented at the National Barrow Show in Austin Minnesota with locals placing high in exhibition and judging. Deanne Rinner of Washington helped Iowa State College win the judging team title and earned second high individual honors. J H Jones of Ainsworth took fourth in carcass contest with a Tamworth barrow, sale valued at 22.73 while the top carcass from Michigan State College fetched 28.41 per hundredweight. A Duroc grand champion entry shown by Knotek Brothers sold for 400, with Knotek attending the event.
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Washington County
Austin
Minn
Deanne Rinner
Washington
Iowa State College
Deanne
J. H. Jones
Ainsworth
Mr. Jones
Michigan State College
John Knotek
Riverside
Tall Corn Fiesta Checker Tournament Seeks Local Champion
Dick and Harold Miller announce a September 28 29 checker tournament with a $10 first prize and three other cash prizes. No entry fee. all area players eligible. Deadline September 25. Entries with Marold or Dick Miller at Scott Furniture Company.
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Harold Miller
Marold
Dick Miller
Scott Furniture Company
Supreme Court Rules In Rubio Bank Case
The Supreme Court partially upheld a district court ruling in the Mitchell Orlich versus Rubio Savings Bank case and reversed on one of seven counts. A judgment of 1604.02 was paid, while 7246.17 remaining was denied. The action protected the bank from further related claims from Weisz Produce debtors. Attorney Eli D. Morrison Jr. represented the bank.
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Supreme Court
Mitchell Orlich
Orlich Produce Company
Rubio Savings Bank of
Brighton
District Court
Maurice Weisz
Weisz Produce Company
Eli. D. Morrison Jr
Washington
Jurors Selected In Fetters Murder Trial
Oscar Fetters today faced a murder trial over the 1914 slaying of Hugh Dougal Sr in a dispute linked to Fetters' attention to Dougal's daughter. The jury selection began in the courthouse and is expected to fill most of the first trial day before District Judge R G Yoder. Defense attorneys are L J Kehoe and Richard A Stewart while County Attorney Paul V Shearer and A E Baldridge prosecute.
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Oscar Fetters
Fetters
Hugh Dougal Sr
Dougal
R. G. Yoder
L. J. Kehoe
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V Shearer
A. E. Baldridge
Des Moines Death Of Bell Resident Lloyd B. Anderson
Lloyd B. Anderson of Bell California died in Des Moines on Wednesday September 14. He was known locally as a baseball pitcher around 1900 and was the nephew of Mrs May MacFarland and brother in law of P Whisler. Services were held at Hamilton's funeral home and burial will be in Bell where his wife rests. He was a grandson of James J. B. Anderson an early Pleasant Plain settler.
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Lloyd B. Anderson
Bell Calif
Des Moines
Anderson
May MacFarland
P. Whisler
Hamilton
Bell
Calif
Mr. Anderson
James JB. Anderson
Pleasant Plain
Ill-Fated Steamer Noroni Crew Held in Secret Inquiry
The government ordered the lake steamer Noroni crew to a closed inquiry to review all aspects of the dockside fire that killed at least 119 passengers. Divers continued searching the charred hull for bodies as missing tally stood at 171 with 361 aboard reported safe.
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Toronto
Ont
Noroni
Canadian Transport Department
William N. Morrison
Knights of Pythias Meet at Lodge Hall Tonight
Members urged to attend a Knights of Pythias lodge meeting at eight o'clock tonight at the lodge hall. Lodge officials emphasize the importance of a good attendance.
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Knights of Pythias Lodge
Marriage-itis Hits Columbus Junction in 1965
Columbus Junction, Iowa with a population around 1300 reports at least 25 marriages in the past month among residents or former residents. Sociologists and entomologists probe causes including a love bug theory as statisticians track the unusual spike and officials joke about moving the state capital if the trend continues.
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Columbus Junction
Iowa State College
Sam
Davis-Jones
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Whiefer-Greene
McKee- Mulford
White-Alles
Smith-Skubal
Hein-Marshall
Williams- Curtis
Lorchart-Green
Diller- O'Neill
Bolling-Blodgett
Jones- Jensen
Baskett-Dunton
Webb Burr
Sehleting-Houseal
Masonholder-Wulf
Williams-Jordan
Jensen
China
Iowa
Des Moines
Capitol
Washington
Nation faces worst industrial strike threat since year
United Mine Workers halted coal production in a pension dispute. CIO President Philip Murray warned United Steelworkers would strike at midnight Saturday unless steel firms accept the pension and war fund demands based on a presidential fact finding report. Government economists warn that continued coal stoppage and steel walkout could erase recent economic gains. With 480000 miners idle and 500000 steelworkers poised to strike, nearly 1 million workers may be idled next week. Steel company heads and Murray held a Washington conference called by Cyrus S. Ching of the federal mediation service to avoid a steel walkout.
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United Press
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
CIO
Philip Murray
United Steelworkers
Steel Company
Murray
Washington
Cyrus S. Ching
Federal Mediation Service
Ernest White Hurt in Farm Beam Accident Near Washington
Ernest White of 28 South Avenue B was struck by a heavy falling beam while working on an elevator owned by Everette Plecker, six miles northwest of Washington. He suffered a skull fracture and facial injuries, was struck across the shoulder head and right arm, and transported by Jones funeral home ambulance to an Iowa City hospital. The incident occurred at nine o'clock this morning.
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Ernest White
South Avenue B
Everette Plecker
Washington
Mr. White
Iowa City
Jones Funeral Home
Meet The New Teachers
High school students in farming or project programs gain a new instructor Leonard Tindall arrives to lead vocational agriculture. Born in Estherville Iowa he spent youth on a farm then studied at Estherville Junior College University of Minnesota and Iowa State College. Three and a half years in the Marine Corps brought him to Bougainville Japan and China before earning a B S in agriculture education last May.
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Leonard Tindall
Washington
Mr. Tindall
Estherville
Towa
Estherville Junior College
University of Minnesota
Marine Air Corps
Marine Corps
Bougainville
Japan
China
Tindall
Towa State College
Cripps Defends Pound Devaluation and Global Currency Moves
Cripps defends Britain’s pound devaluation from $4.03 to $2.80 and vows no general wage or defense cuts. He notes the labor government will maintain a wage freeze while examining administrative savings. Critics fear cheap imports and welfare state strain, while devaluation aims to boost UK exports and reduce wartime subsidies, risking American industry.
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London
Stafford Cripps
Cripps
Press
B&b
Mrs. Martin Miller 86 Dies in Iowa City Home
Mrs. Martin P. Miller, 86, died Sunday morning at her daughter’s home in Iowa City where she had lived. Funeral services are set for 2 PM Wednesday at Jones funeral home with Dr. Fred E. Miller presiding. Burial will be in Elm Grove cemetery. She was born February 18, 1863 near Muscatine, daughter of Treas and Christina Rhodes Daugherty, married Martin P. Miller in 1884, and managed the New York store after her husband’s death in 1904. Survivors include daughter Mrs. Wallace of Iowa City, two sons Thomas S. of Chicago and Maxwell P. of Rockford, seven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
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Martin FP. Miller
Ben Wallace
Iowa City
Thomas S
Chicago
Maxwell P
Rockford
Fans mourn death of Frank Morgan in Hollywood
Hollywood reports the death of beloved actor Frank Morgan at age 59 in his Beverly Hills home. Doctors credit a heart attack as the likely cause. Alma Morgan, his wife of 35 years, found him unresponsive. Morgan rose to fame with a sly chuckle and deft double talk over four decades.
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Hollywood
Frank Morgan
Morgan
Beverly Hills
Alma
Marguerite Cherry
New York City
George Wupperman
Ralph
First Tile Factory West of Mississippi Opened in 1877
James Eckels and J. W. Purvis opened the first tile factory west of the Mississippi in spring 1877, marking a pioneering industrial venture in regional tile production.
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James Eckels
J. W. Purvis
Mississippi River
Ministers Plan Two City-Wide Services
Washington Ministerial association met at the YMCA to map city activities at churches over the coming months. Plans include a dinner for all church school workers and a city-wide father and son banquet on November 17, with a later union meeting at the YMCA. A potluck for Sunday school workers is set at the Methodist church on Monday September 26, following a 10 o clock dinner. Rev E A London was honored at a farewell dinner at Wingas cafe for retirement from active duty.
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YMCA
Washington
Methodist
Han O'Clock
Winga’s Cafe
E. A. London
African Methodist Church
Will
Mrs Louie Warner 85 Dies in Columbus Junction
Mrs Louie Warner 85 longtime resident of Columbus Junction died Saturday evening at her daughter Mrs ca W Ayers home after a short illness Funeral services set for 1 30 p m Wednesday Sept 21 at Richie Funeral Home Rev J B Pooley Methodist Church will officiate She was born April 13 1864 in Columbus City daughter of Albert and Esther Coyle Manley Her family moved to Maryville Missouri and then Panora where she finished high school She taught rural schools after graduation She married Peter F Warner January 1888 He died January 4, 1896 and she later moved to Columbus Junction with her daughter Mrs Ayers She leaves six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
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Louie Warner
Ca. W. Ayers
Richie Funeral Home
J. B. Pooley
Methodist Church
Warner
Columbus City
Albert and
Esther Coyle Manley
Maryville
Missouri
Panora
Peter F Warner
Ayers
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Marek held at St James
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Marek were held at St James Catholic church this morning with Father R J in charge. Pallbearers included Vincent Tellin Clifford Stumpf and others. Burial was in Elm Grove Cemetery. Jones Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Anna Marek
St. James Catholic Church
Father R. J
Vincent Tellin
Clifford Stumpf
Nine Kinnavey
Lloyd Mare Norman Shalla
Richard Stumpf
Lloyd Dunn
Elm Grove Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home
Charges filed against Louise Vohaska for unlicensed cosmetology
Dr Walter L. Bierring commissioner of public health files a district court petition for the State of Iowa charging Louise Vohaska of Riverside with practicing cosmetology without a license and requesting a restraining order from further activity.
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Walter L. Bierring
Public Health
State of
Iowa
Louise Vohaska
Riverside
Car collision on South Iowa harms two drivers
Cars driven by Robert Lee Dan of Harper and George W. Ludom of Keota collided Saturday evening on South Iowa avenue. Damage to the two cars was estimated at 135 dollars. The crash occurred when one attempted to pass the other as the first car turned left off South Iowa.
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Robert Lee Danis
Harper
George W. Ludom
Keota
South
Iowa Avenue
South Iowa
Des Moines Weather Forecast Clears for Afternoon
Clear over most of the state this afternoon with westerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Highs reach 70 to 75. Tonight will be clear with diminishing winds and a low of 42 to 46, with light frost possible in northwest Iowa. Tuesday sunny with west-southwesterly winds 10 to 15 mph and highs near 70 to 75.
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Des Moines
Iowa
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