Oskaloosa Puts 24-0 Win Over Washington In Stadium Dedication
Oskaloosa high school defeated Washington 24 to 0 as the new stadium was dedicated. Washington showed grit with a early defense and a late drive but failed to score while Oskaloosa added two touchdowns in the second period and another late in the game. Fullback Rafferty powered the Oska line while McAvoy and Shultz's squad produced yardage on scattered plays. Next week Ottumwa visits Washington for a Little Six clash that carries bigger stakes than the score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School
Oskaloosa High School
Washington
Markley
Maroons
Oska
McAvoy
Shultz
Rafferty
Bigges
Oskaloosa
Lg Washington
Ottumwa
Washington Ha
Hoover Heec Pl President Application Contempt Ruling
A court case involving Hoover Heec Pl addressed contempt of court matters. The hearing determined a ruling on the president’s application and current status in the proceeding. Further details remain unclear from the fragmented text.
Clemency Denied for Two Oil Officials by President
The White House announced the president rejected clemency for two oilmen, acting on a Justice Department recommendation. The decision follows concerns raised in their case, with the District of Columbia court records cited in the announcement.
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White House
Justice Department
Mostly fair weather forecast for central plains region
A outlook for Sep 22 to 28 covers upper Mississipp and lower Missouri valleys and the northern and central Great Plains. Mostly fair skies with brief middle week precipitation, temperatures normal or above early then cooler late week.
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Mississipp
Missouri Valleys
Great Plains
Portrait of P. E. O. Founders to be unveiled in Mt. Pleasant
Members of the P. E. O. society plan to travel to Mt. Pleasant next Monday for the permanent placement of the seven founders portrait in the P. E. O. Memorial Library. The piece, shown at Chicago's recent supreme convention, may be joined by Mrs. Lulu Corkhill Williams and the portrait artist at the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. O. Society
Washington
Mt. Pleasant
Seven Founders ' Society
P. E. O. Memorial
Supreme Convention of the Society
Chicago
Lulu Corkhill Williams
Five Best Features on the Radio Sunday
Listings summarize NBC CBS and local network broadcasts for Sunday and Monday with times in EST. Programs include Roxy Symphony Concert at noon on WJZ, Col liers hour at 6 50 on WJZ, Atwater Kent hour at 7 15 on WEAF, Ma jestic hour on WABC, Seth Parker on WEAF at 8 45, and Monday features Roxys fang White House concert General Motors hour, Physical culture hour and country club on WABS CBS network.
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The
United Press
WJZ
NBC
WEAF
Atwater Kent
WABC
CBS
Majestic
Seth Parker
Roxys
Cunningham Room Leased by New York Firm for 1930
The Cunningham room on the east side of the square is leased by the McLellan Company of New York. Possession will be taken July 1 and remodeling will occur next spring to fit the new occupants. The firm operates about 50 stores and follows Woolworth and Kresge style plans. Previously the space housed C M & F clothing and hosted this week’s farm products exhibit.
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Cunningham
McLelan Company of
New York
McLellan Company
Woolworth and
Kresge
Park paving price revealed for Sunset park
Miss Marian Stewart chairman of the city park board informs the Journal that the new pavement in Sunset park was contracted for at 2.47 per yard instead of 2.75 as previously reported. The Journal's informant had been in error.
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Marian Stewart
City Park Board
Journal
Sunset Park
Knotek Brothers to Sell Duroc Herd September 30
Knotek Brothers, miles north west of Washington, will offer one of the finest Duroc boars and herd stock Monday September 30. Catalogues are ready and requests pour in from across the United States and abroad. Fancy Stilts, a premier sire, boosts Duroc breeding, rivaling past champions. The firm is famed for fair dealings and top breeding stock. Plan to attend.
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Knotek Brothers
Washington
South America
Canada
Mexico
Pathfinder
Hanks and Bishop
Duroc
Boys Swim Meet at y Highlights Washington Wins
Washington swept events led by Lehrer Piper Casey and Welch in 80 yd relay class A. Washington also won relay B with Welch Jackson Crone and Shannon. Eastwood Tucker won class Cs dash, Casey and Washington claimed diving and sprints. Moore Muscatine took a side stroke win.
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Washington
Lehrer
Piper
Casey
Welch
Muscatine
Jackson
Crone
Shannon
Eastwood
Tucker
Huber
Rohrer
Tinley
L. Hill
W. Kruser
Moore
Bechly Adjourns Court To Monday
Judge Frank Bechly adjourned district court until next Monday. Jury cases paused by equity trials will resume Monday afternoon. The week saw divorces granted for Flossie B. Sherbeck and William N. Schulty versus Victoria Schulty. In Plank versus Adams the motion for a new trial was overruled.
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Frank Bechly
Equity
Flossie B. Sherbeck
Frank A. Sherbeck
William N. Schulty
Victoria Schulty
Plank
Beehly
Hatchery to Open in Brighton Modern electric equipment planned
Plans are under way for a new hatchery in the Fleak building leased by VN Pfeffer and partners. The venture, linked to a free chain of hatcheries in Ottumwa Creston Marshalltown Perry Alexander Osceola Cornine Stuart and Marysville, will start installing equipment in November under Mr and Mrs Pfeffer. Community notes include Methodist Sunday school officers and teachers chosen for another year and local visits and events at nearby towns.
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Brighton
VN. Pfeffer
Ernest Ferber
Ottumwa
W. L. Allen
Creston
Marshalltown
Perry
Alexander
Osceola
Cornine
Stuart
Marysville
Novisto
Pfeffer
Methodist Sunday School Board
W. W. Jamison
HW. W. Helmick: Lee, Mark Sweitzer
Treas
Gladys Peters
Geneva Eyestone
Ass't
Olive Crandall
Nellie Gertz
Katheryn Davison
W. W. Williams
Rhua Welmick
Mayme Lee Jameson
Marie Kissel
Mabel Robison
Blanchard
Cora Pringle
Roy Hinson
G. Ho Heidel
Clara Brier
J. . Frain
E. H W. Faris
Carrie Lemley
Charles Fisher
Martelle
Nebr
Geo. Kern
Irwin
Dan Peters
Iowa City
Helen Irwin
Washington
F. K. Gertz
Davenport
Marriage license granted in Crawfordsville area
The Burlington Gazette reports Clarence Paterson of Crawfordsville and Dorothy Gilbert of Washington received a marriage license. The Crawfordsville Caller debuted its first issue, a high school paper now in its fourth year, full of school news including a fall operetta titled The Ghost of Lollypop Boy.
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Crawfordsville
Burlington Gazette
Clarence Paterson
Dorothy Gilbert
Washington
Crawfordsville Caller
Magnets Deployed Over Washington Roads To Grab Hidden Hazards
Powerful magnets mounted on a two wheeled truck sweep Washington DC streets to pick nails and sharp metal from dust and debris, enhancing road safety for motorists.
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Washington, D. C
Detroit Night Club Fire Charges Propriety Owner
Detroit news reports 18 dead after a fire at the Study club cabaret. Prosecutor James Chenot says proprietor Marty Cohen is jailed on criminal negligence charges. Investigators allege a torn fire escape and missing exit signs contributed to the disaster.
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Detroit
Study Club
Merrymakers
Marty Cohen
James
Chenot
Hear Addresses on Co operation
The Better Washington club held a September meeting in the YYWEA community room with C O Dayton and Rev Carl W Klein as speakers on community cooperation. Forty members attended as President J W Enslin presided and Lee Holland chaired the dinner committee.
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C. O. Dayton
Washington County
Carl W. Klein
Better Washington Club
YY. Wea
J. W. Enslin
Lee Holland
Lloyd Lytle
A. BE. Atchison
Ray Guest
I Rothschild
Street battle leaves two dead in Mexico City protests
In Mexico City last night two men were killed and seven wounded in a clash between followers of Jose Vasconcelos and Pasquale Ortiz Rubio during a demonstration by anti reelectionists. Orticistas fired into the crowd, police halted the riot, traffic was blocked, and one Orticista was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
T.p
Jose Visconcelos
Pasquale Ortiz Rubio
National Revolutionary Party
Orticistas
Vasconcelos
Milo Reno Is Again Head of Farm Union
Des Moines, Sept 30. Milo Reno of Des Moines was named president with Glen Miller of Albia as vice president and Robert Moore of West Branch as secretary and treasurer. They will represent Iowa Farmers' Union at the national convention in Omaha in November. The state convention closed after reports from business departments and a life membership campaign discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
U.P
Milo Reno
Glen Miller
Albia
Robert Moore
West Branch
Iowa Farmers' Union
Omaha
Life
Keeley Arrives From Chicago For Weekend Visit
W. M. Keeley reached the city from Chicago this morning to spend the weekend with his mother Mrs. T. T. Keeley and to handle some business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Keeley
Chicago
T. T. Keeley
Barnes Visit To Molton For Weekend With Daughter
Mr and Mrs C A Barnes traveled to Molton Iowa this morning to spend the weekend visiting their daughter and other relatives.
High School Glee Club Rosters Announced
Miss Elfreide Castano announces the 36 member girls glee club and 36 member boys glee club after two weeks of tryouts. The girls list includes Lucille Knox Ruth Nichola Helen Dayton Frieda arcell Loretta Cantoni Velda Parcell Rose Carbaugh and more. The boys roster features Lawrence Ryan Belland Benson John Youne Herbert Jadevine Francis McConnell William Stewart and others. Practices run for the boys Tuesday and Friday at 1 15 pm and for the girls Monday and Thursday at the same time.
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Elfreide Castano
Glee Club
Lucille Knox
Ruth Nichola
Helen Dayton
Friedaarcell
Helen Melincky
Helen Sebesta
Loretta Cantoni
Velda Parcell
Rose Carbaugh
Bernadine Keoning
Margaret Griffith
Ruth Spiedel
Mary Pauls
Wilma Walker
Dorothy Masson
Mary Briley
Mildred Starr
Gina Bianchi
Violet Carbaugh
Mildred Masson
Helen Sartor
Ruth Mohr
Helen McConnang Key
Mildred Brown
Frances Jugenheimer
Betty Bowes
Josephine Iull
Roberta Ross
Jane Fulton
Barbara Cuddy
Mary Juliet Lemmon
Boys' Glee Club
Lawrence Ryan Belland Benson
John Youne
Herbert Jadevine
Francis McConnell
William Stewart
Robert Stutsman
Everett Simpson
Burdette Westermark
Donald eBaz
Raymond Witting
Donald Stutsman
Woodrow Crone
Raymond Minick
Berne Enslin
Harvey Coulter
Robert Springman
EliHugene Thomas
Thomas Duncan
Raymond Mohr
Walter Wells
Edwin Davidson
Grant McKune
Ernest Meyer Edsel Brown
Wilson Putman
Thomas W. Stewart
Wayne Brown
Harold Kerr
George Benson
Harold Ahrens
William Kerr
Donald Welsh
Jno. Lytle
Kenneth Hout
DeLoss Crossett
Pastor urges gospel preaching over modern methods
Dr. Thomas Potter of New York told Des Moines Methodists in Indianola that old fashioned gospel preaching is the church’s only salvation amid declining membership. He urged ministers to act as business men to address the problem and questioned current investments and expenses. He cited rivals like revivalists and fraternal organizations as drawing away members.
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Indianola
U.P
Thomas Potter
New York
Des Moines
Methodist Church
Potter
The
New Yorker
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Church
Livingston Heads Sixth District Bar Association
Newton won the 1930 convention and S. W. Livingston of Washington was elected president at the final session. C. Johnson of Oskaloosa became vice president and Edwin Willcockson of Sigourney was secretary-treasurer. Committeemen named were John N. McCoy Ma haska county T. L. Brookhart Washington county O E F Korf Jasper county G B Baker Keokuk county and J E Talbott Poweshiek county.
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Oskaloosa
Iowa
U.P
Newton
S. W. Livingston
Washington
Sixth District Bar Association
C. Johnson
Edwin Willcockson
Sigourney
John N. McCoy
Mahaska County
T. L. Brookhart
Washington County
O. EF. Korf
Jasper
City of Chicago Faces 1929 Budget Crisis
Chicago faces a deficit exceeding 12.5 million dollars for 1929 and contemplates drastic cuts. The city council finance committee signals an 82 percent department reduction, risking 2 000 police and 800 firefighters, if a solution isn’t found by January 1. County workers await pay, and Cook County authorities also lack a remedy.
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Chicago
Cook County
Riverside youths held in burglary
Deputy Sheriff Fred Sweet arrested Oscar Coon and Ray Smith of Riverside for burglaries this summer. Coon admits he and Verle Rath broke into the M. J. Wilkinson drug store August 30 and he and Smith burglarized the M Truxan store July 24. Rath pleaded guilty earlier and was sent to the state reform school in Anamosa. the pair face Judge Frank Beehly next week.
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Fred Sweet
Oscar Coon
Ray Smith
Riverside
Mr. Sweet
Coon
Verle Rath
M. J. Wilkinson
Smith
M Truxan
Frank Beehly
Rath
State Reformatory
Anamosa
Charles M. Denison
Black Hawk club social and harvest notes from Brighton
The Black Hawk club met Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Parcell for a social evening of cards and refreshments. Various local residents are noted in visits, church funds, farm work, and community events from Clay neighborhood and nearby towns.
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Brighton
Black Hiawk Club
Ray Parcell
Esther
Carl
Lois
Marcell
Glen
Prody Borkoski
Clara Borkoski
Pieter Oswalt
Kermit
Nannie Dickens
E. S. Walcott
Loraine Stannard
Near West Chester
Jim Robertson
Robertson
S. Augustine
Washington
R. S. Woodford
George
Allen R. Woodford
Thayer
Alex McKee
Kirksville
McKee
Clay
Clark’s
Packwood
Meacham
Fatal blast at Champlin station in St Ansgar Iowa
Three people killed and one seriously injured when gasoline exploded at the Champlin station in St Ansgar Iowa. Parker the manager and two visitors died. a truck driver narrowly escaped. Firemen controlled flames as debris blocked rescue efforts and the town suffered widespread damage. Officials probe for cause as the burned station and library were damaged.
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ST. Ansgar
Champlin
Parker
A. B. Larson
Truuck
Quality Feed Store Announces Festival Winners
The Quality Feed and Seed Store lists winners from festival registrations. J. O. Crawford of Washington takes 1st prize a 100 pound sack Sargents Pro tex feed. Mae Rickey of Winfield Ta wins 2nd a 100 pound sack Sargent's Pig Meal. Clemens Siewert of Sigourney wins 100 pounds of Sargent Laying Mash.
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J. O. Crawford
Washington
Mae Rickey
Winfield
Sargent
Clemens Siewert
Sigourney
Messrs
Lytle and
Whitlock
Two men unload pig iron faster with magnets and cranes
Two workers using electric magnets and cranes can perform the work of 128 laborers, highlighting how mechanized lifting boosts efficiency in pig iron handling.
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Bio
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Usiness
District of Columni
Radio Sunday
Mer
Knoteks
Bechly
Hua Helmick
Nellia Mannera
Dayton and Klein
Washington Club
Farm Union
Boys’ and Gieres
Alto
Dolores Kiefer
Vernette Johnson
Helen Stthiley
Leona Parcell
Alice Hotle
Helen 9
Jungbluth
Livingston
Trunaw
Borkoski
Spondent
Nadine Bond
Quinsey
Geo. Woodford
H. A
R. I. Brown
Allen Meacham
A. W. Woodford
Hull
D. E. Hart
Seth
Kansas
Geo
Bond
Clark Piefer
Hart Farm
Geo. Statler
Alice June
Lockridge
Marinda Oswalt
Andy
Chas Kracaw
Missori
Lena Barnes
Orval
Archie Farrier
Keith Barnes
the Fox
Oscar Mower
Lena Guy
Harry Millikin
Homer Brinton
Ally
Doris Conklin
Mitshell
Henry Simmering
C. O. Parker
Miss Conklin
Quality Feed Store
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