Ministers’ Church Laymen Discuss Presbyterian Session
Iowa City presbytery hosts a luncheon symposium on the minister's role with speakers S T Sinnet A C Holloway C D Kirkpatrick and E H Lauer. The meeting opens Tuesday evening with a devotional and sermon by Rev N W Kunkel, followed by business sessions and officer elections.
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Iowa City
Presbyterian Church
Ede
W. McWilliams
Columbus Junction
S. T. Sinnet
Muscatine
A. C. Holloway
West Liberty
C.D. Kirkpatrick
Keota
E. H. Lauer
Presbyterian
N. W. Kunkel
Blue Grass
General Council, Foreign Missions and
Christian Education
Teo
Frederick Nichol
Bettendorf
Local residents visit family and friends across towns
Miss Addie Ennis visited Winfield this morning to see relatives. Marion McLaughlin traveled to Cedar Rapids on Saturday to reconnect with school friends. Mrs. Hepsa LaRue left for Fairfield to stage a Womanless Wedding production. Miss Elsie Glassburner returned to Parsons College after a weekend with her mother. Mrs. Roy Moon and her son of Attier visited Des Moines today. She has been visiting Mrs. W L Glassburner. D A Boyer went to West Chester for the day, Mrs. W M Keeley visited Keota to see her aunts. One aunt is ill. Mrs. W A Williams and Mrs. Ebb Williams of Cotter shopped in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hepsa LaRue
Fairfield
Elsie Glassburner
Parsons College
W. A. Glassburner
Roy Moon
Attier, Iowa
Des Moines
W.L. Glassburner
W. M. Keeley
Keota
Mr Keeley
Local residents travel for meetings and visits
Col C J Wilson and Atty W M Keeley traveled to Des Moines for legal business before the supreme court. Mrs Orville Elder went to Des Moines for a D A R Regents meeting. Helen Beal returned from Cedar Rapids after visiting college friends. Ross W Sheets arrived in Washington on business. Edgar Whetstine visited from Haskins. Mrs Ed Morrison and Mrs Ernest Lemmon headed to Des Moines for a DAR Regents meeting. Carl Vorhees of West Chester visited Washington on business. Daniel Schantz of Wayland spent the day in Washington. Mrs T Kingston of Wyman shopped in Washington. Willard Hunter arrived from Holbrook Arizona to visit his parents. Mr and Mrs William Reister of Chicago visited Washington. William is the son of Mrs George Reister now in Des Moines.
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C. J. Wilson
Atty
W. M. Keeley
Des Moines
Supreme Court
Ed Morrison
Ernest Lemmon
The
D. A. KR
Willard Hunter
Washington
Holbrook, Arizona
Mrs
T. W. Hunter
William Reister
Chicago
W. S. Reister
William
George Reister
County Salvation Army BoardNames Appointed for Washington County
Adjutant Norman S. Marehall announces the Washington County Salvation Army advisory board for the coming year. Members include Orville Elder chairman Frank Sage Milan Shields Alex Miller Mrs J A Porter Rev P F Eastwood W W Jamison and others across Washington Brighton Crawfordsville Wellman Kalona Riverside and Ainsworth. The boards aid in fund administration support to the poor and guidance on state policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Orville Elder
Washington
Frank Sage
Milan Shields
Alex Miller
al. Anderson
J. A. Porter
PF. W. Eastwood
W.W. W. Jamison
Brighton
Peters
Mra
W. Strain
Crawfordsville
H. Lee Huston
Cranefortaville
F. J. Coffey
Wellman
Roy Durian
Emil Hesselschwerdt
Kalona
George Egler
G. Miller
Riverside
G. M. Struble
Hi. W. van Horn
Ainsworth
Salvation Army
Teeth Find Reveals Prehistoric Giants Near Brighton
In Jefferson county, five miles south of Brighton, Harold Reighard found two petrified teeth in a small stream. The teeth, heavier than an elephant’s and unlike any local species, suggest a prehistoric animal roamed this region long ago. Reighard’s address is East Pleasant Plain Ta.
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Washington County
Brighton
Jefferson County
Harold Reighard
Earth
Towa
Reishard
East Pleasant Plain
Washington
Alma Hearne Holland Missionary rummage sale set
The Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society will hold a rummage sale Saturday September 26 at the first door south of Klein Clothing Company. Donations may be phoned in to 249. Various local residents are noted traveling or visiting, including Mrs Claudé McClellan and children, Mrs Audrey Gault, Durand Rosy, Mise Pearl, Mr and Mrs Frank Telford, and Lester Carson.
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Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society
Klein Klothing Kompany
Alton Custer Returns After Four Years Away
Alton Custer, son of Charle Custer, returns to Washington after four years abroad. He spent three years in the army in the far west and one year living in California. He says California is quiet now and may stay or move farther east to settle. He notes Washington and its people have changed greatly, yet everything looks good to him.
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Alton Custer
Charle Custer
Washington
Far West
California
Alton
J A Huber Sells High Priced Cattle at Chicago Market
J A Huber a veteran cattle feeder from Washington topped a Chicago market sale with cattle at 16.35 dollars per hundredweight for 15 head of branded herefords averaging 1264 pounds. The lot was the only one at that price among 16 000 head sold, with other bids noted for similar stock.
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J. A. Huber
Callie
Washington
Chicago
Huber
Plan to Complete Legion Campaign by Tuesday Night
The article notes Crawfords ville reports progress in the American Lesson's endowment fund drive led by Leon Beatty post in Washington. Two towns lead the county in recovery, while others lag. About $500 remains to reach a $1,700 quota. Canvassers face time constraints and post meetings are planned to review reports.
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Crawfordsville
Lee Shafer
Leon Beatty Post
Washington
Ecampaten
Leon Teatty
Newborn At Des Moines Home Spurs Honor Titles Across Washington
A baby born Saturday at the Livingston residence in Des Moines has prompted many Washington residents to receive honorary titles. Reports name Mrs. H. F. Samson and Mrs. Kiva Livingston as great grandmothers, and S. W. Livingston as grandfather, with numerous aunts uncles and other relatives listed. J. J. Brookhart remains ill with bronchial pneumonia but shows improvement today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Livingston
Des Moines
Washington
H. F. Samson
Kiva Livingston
W. Livingston
Masonry Ad Emphasizes Quick Stucco Work
A terse contractor notice urges mechanical stucco application at a Bell Telephone area, promoting repair of recent work and urging customers to compare with others. D C Russell proclaims advertising always pays.
Purchases Monument Shop at Iowa City
Howard L. McCleery buys the William Yavorsky monument shop in Iowa City. The sale closes Saturday night and the McCleery family will move immediately to Iowa City to take possession. They have long been active in local civic affairs and will be missed by many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. McCleery
William Yavorsky
Lowa City
Nick
Sam
Towa City
Town
Cap Sterling
McCleery
L. B. Lupton
Monument
Jess Moore Arrested in Des Moines Over Bogus Check
County officers had searched for Jess Moore since last June after he passed a bad ten dollar check at the Iown restaurant then operated by Oscar Haney. He was located in Des Moines and arrested. The county refunded the check amount. Moore is Rex Moore’s brother, jailed on attempted rape charges.
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Jess Moore
Oscar Haney
Des Moines
Moore
Rex Moore
Hi Y and Girl Reserves Seek New Members
The Hi Y club of Washington high school and the Girl Reserves launch a joint membership drive starting tomorrow. They aim to close the drive Thursday and host a joint banquet Friday evening at the Y M C A. The goal is to boost overall membership, with the Hi Y seeking at least seventy five new male members from the upper grades and the Girl Reserves inviting all high school girls to join. Rev Willard Wylie returned from Morning Sun after preaching yesterday. Mrs Wm Beal heads to visit her son Glenn Beal at Drichton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HI Y Club
Washington High School
Y. W
Hi-Y
Y. M. Co
Mre
Wm. Beal
Glenn Beil
Drichton
Marek Hogs Top Market Friday at Chicago Market
Charles Marek entered hogs weighing 200 lbs at the Chicago market on Friday September 8 with strong finish. Bley led the market at 18.50 dollars, sold through TL Herbold of Sheets, Lyine & Co Chicago with notable vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Marek
Chicago
Bley
Herbold
Lyiine & Co
Werhbold
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F. W. Eastwood
Washington Church
Addie Ennis
Winfield
Marion McLaughlin
Cedar Rapids
D. A. Boyer
West Chester
W. A. Williams
Ebb Williams of
Cotter
Mrs. I. FE. Green
Allen Green
St. Paul
Minnesota
Helen Beal
Ross W. Sheets
Edgar Whetstine
Haskins
Carl Vorhees
Daniel Schantz of
Wayland
T. Kingston of
Wyman
Name County Board For Salvation Army
Washington No. 2
Burlington No
Burlington
Harold Reichard
Claud@é McClellan
Crawfordaville
Wm. Ruebsam Hone
Audrey Gault
Durand
Rosy
Dougherty Bros
Mise Pearl
Elmwood, Illinois
James Gutshall
Frank Telford
Lone Tree
Re Kepler
O. F. Haight
Iowa
Lester Carson
Davenport
Guy Carnionere
Sunset Park
Odd Fellows and Rebekah's
Washington Co
W. 5S
Kight
I.C.C.F
William Sutherland
Washington Lodge
Geo. W. Bell
Wellman Lodge
Rebekah
Wellman Io C. F
C. F
Frank Rugg
Albert Glider
Tug
Brighten
UPS
J. J. Brookhart
West Madison
Bell Telephone
Red
Mutual
J. R. Mane
Stuccco
D. C. Russell
HLY Club
Willard Wylie
Marek Hogs
Tom Boy
H.i Ward & CO
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