Lawyers Clash in Temple and Burrows v Iowa Gas Case
In district court today arguments continued in the Temple and Burrows versus Iowa Gas and Electric case. Plaintiff attorney George Morrison spoke about twenty minutes yesterday afternoon and again this morning, defense counsel FE Cc Eicher argued forty minutes, and S W Livingston spoke for the defense from ten until noon. Plaintiff E D Morrison will wrap up this afternoon as the jury nears instructions and possible deliberations. Several jurors remain excused until Friday morning. Juror George Allbaugh became ill during the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple & Burrows
Iowa Gas and Electric Company
George Morrison
FE. Cc. Eicher
S. W. Livingston
E. D. Morrison
George Allbaugh
Ainsworth
Surprise birthday bridge party and club notices
Mrs Earle Corbin hosted a surprise party for her husband’s thirty six birthday with three bridge tables and a two course luncheon. Rural Women’s club members enjoyed a motor ride to the Clark home and contributed 7 75 to Armenian orphans funds. plans announced for future social at Mr and Mrs C W Jackson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Wright
Rural Women's Club
Clark Home
Washington
Vincent
A. R. Oates
C. W. Jackson
Jackson Wee
R. G. Vincent
J. N. Phillips
Ben Riley
Myers Not Badly Hurt In Airship Accident
Pilot R G Myers and his airship returned to Washington after a crash near Mt Pleasant. Myers had a small cut and head bruises while passenger Harold Ward suffered a chin cut and knee bruise. The airship was badly damaged and might not be repairable. spectators took parts and tools. The crash occurred from suction between trees during a low takeoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Myers
Harold Ward
Iowa Wesleyan College
Ward
Myers
Mt. Pleasant
Mr. Myer
Candy and Box Social at Red Brick School House
Announcement lists a candy and box social next Friday evening September 26 at the red brick school house south of town with a promised pleasing program. Ladies urged to bring boxes and Presbyterian choir practice occurs tonight at 7 30 led by Miss Nelson with full attendance desired.
Y M C A Men To Talk Here Sunday
A party of four or five Y M C A men from Iowa will visit Washington next Sunday to speak in local churches. The group includes Willis N Northheart new general secretary W M Parsons former state secretary Henry Goodrich state boys work secretary and W H Wing a leading state official with possibly one more. They will present in morning and evening services to meet each local congregation and explain Y M C A policies then seek public support for the work here led by Secretary W F Huxford. Bruce Tallman district secretary of boys work is in town today meeting with Mr Huxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Washington
Willisn. Northheart
W. M. Parsons
Henry Goodrich
W. H. Wing
O. K
W. F. Huxford
Board of Management
Bruce Tallman
Boys Work
Huxford
Second United Presbyterian Church to demobilize service flag
The church’s service flag with twenty three stars will be demobilized next Sabbath at 11:00 am with simple services. Soldiers of the church in town are invited with friends and relatives to attend. A new flag will be dedicated to members who entered Christian work, and Miss Georgia Wengert is expected to attend as missionary to India. Rally Day follows in the Sabbath school with an anticipated large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyterian Church
Georgia Wengert
India
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed by Indiana Woman
Mrs. H. E. Timberlake of Indiana Pa describes a past pneumonia that weakened her throat and lungs and caused bronchitis. She credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for immediate cough relief after using it on a neighbor's recommendation and purchasing a bottle from Lemmon's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Timberlake
Indiana
Chamberlain
Lemmon
Advt
Bible Class to Organize Friday at Presbyterian Church
The first meeting of the Washington community Bible study class taught by Prof. V. H. Vartanian of Fairfield will be held Friday evening at the Second United Presbyterian Church to organize the class. Those who signed cards last Sunday should attend, and others may enroll. The meeting will decide session location and weekly evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Community
V. H. Vartanian
Fairfield
Second United Presbyterian Church
Drinking Water and Digestion Guidance
The text advises drinking water with meals but avoiding ice water and using water to wash food down. It states water aids digestion by liquefying food and bringing gastric juices into contact with particles. It argues water does not weaken enzymes through dilution. enzyme power depends on total amount and chemical composition, not concentration.
Must Have Something to Feed On Love and Affection
A reflection on how affection endures storms of strife and indifference. Love survives on even small hopes but cannot endure total deprivation, emphasizing the need for care and nourishment in relationships. The piece centers on the idea that emotional sustenance keeps bonds alive through harsh conditions.
Civil War Veterans Meet In Muscatine
Washington county veterans attend the annual reunion of Civil War veterans in Muscatine Iowa with over a hundred participants at the Muscatine Baptist church. Col D J Palmer of the city spoke yesterday outlining memories and honors of the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Washington County
Louisa
Washington Counties
Muscatine Baptist Church
Col
D. J. Palmer
Bake sale and meeting notices for local groups
Chapter 1 PL KB announces a bake sale this Saturday at 1 00 p m in the room east of the Iowa Gas and Electric Co office 902 W BR C sets a called meeting this Saturday at 2 00 p m in Masonic lodge rooms to prepare for a convention Everyone is invited 9012
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KB. C
Iowa Gas and Electric Co
W. BR. C
Masonic Lodge
Prompt relief with Chamberlain’s Tablets ad
A remedy advertisement declares stomach trouble saps strength and spirits and promises quick recovery after taking Chamberlain’s Tablets to improve digestion and loosen bowels, with Lenmon's Drug Store as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenmon
Advt
The Perfect Arm Measurements for a Woman
A vintage guide states arm proportions for a woman around five feet five inches. It specifies the upper arm circumference about 18 inches, the forearm Y inches, and the wrist 6 inches. The upper arm should be one third shorter than the forearm.
Also Mentioned on This Page
JL. T. Smith
Washington High School
J. H. Looman
Greta
Mr. Lioyd T. Smith
Main Street
Ames
la Foch Societie
R. G. Myers
Washington Airplane
Nelson
Rural Woman's Club
Charlie Johnson
Warmers Union
Eureka
Ous
Poli
CIES
Holland
Wilhelmina
Marion Township Sunday School Association
Pleasant Hill Church
Pleasant Hill School
Helen Caldwell
P. Wenger
Saville
Wilbur Beenblossom
L. W. Grosscup
M. E. Church
Velour
Klein Klothing Kompany
Ts. Rand
West End Grocery
H. Il. Ward & CO
America
Commercial Savings Bank
Washington, Iowa
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