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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1924

Page

3

Jury to Receive Case Late Today

The trial of Mrs. Emma Plecker against R. T. Knottnerus for $15,000 in slander continues with evidence finished and opening arguments heard. Testimony featured C. Kicher for the plaintiff and Morrison Wilson Livingson for the defense. The Hesseltine case against the county board and the Rittenhouse suit against Farmers Cooperative Exchange are scheduled for subsequent hearings. A motion for continuance was denied by Judge Dewey.

Emma Phecker R. T. Knottnerus F. C. Kicher E. D. Morrison Col. Co. J. Wilson S. W Livingston S. W Livingston Will Close For Mrs. Plecker Dan Hesseltine County Board of Supervisors Hesseltine D. H. Rittenhouse Farmers Cooperative Exchange Plecker Dewey

Washington Students Top Parsons Liberal Arts Roster

Six Washington students join 440 registered in Parsons college liberal arts as of Sept. 26. Names include Glenn Davis, Harriett Hillips, Ruth George, Willis Ferguson, Elsie Glassburner, and Ralph Edwards. School reports largest registration in Parsons history, up 10 percent from last year. Eleven new teachers expand faculty and student body. three fill resignations and eight are new positions.

Fairfield Washington Parsons College Glenn Davis Harrietthillips Ruth George Willis Ferguson Elsie Glassburner Ralph Edwards

New Water Plant Pump Undergoes Thorough Trial

Residents near the water works observed a flowing test as the new pump was operated for evaluation. Machinists from Aurora Illinois direct adjustments while contractors prepare the concrete floor and painters finish the machine room in the recently equipped facility.

East Fifth Street Aurora Ill

Funeral services for Miss Christina Skubal Held at St Marys

Funeral services for Miss Christina Skubal are set for Saturday at 9 o clock in St Marys Catholic Church Riverside. The obituary notice lists Riverside as the service location and the nine o clock start time.

Christina Skubal St. Mary's Catholic Church Riverside

Ned Haney pledged to Phil Delta Chi at Iowa

Ned Haney has been pledged to the Phil Delta Chi Fraternity at the University of Iowa, a chemistry and pharmacology focused fraternity.

Ned Haney Phil Delta Chi University of Iowa

Witteman Family Relocates Within City Limits

Mr and Mrs John Witteman and their family moved from the Patlton house on South Marion Avenue to the Jackson house across the street a few doors north, updating the neighborhood with the new residence.

John Witteman Patlton Marion Avenue Jackson

Methodists Plan District Conference at North English

Milmentine District Methodist ministers and laymen prepare for a two day conference at North English on September 29 and 30. The program focuses on local problems with talks by Rev. W. S. Moore, Rev. P. B. Gray, Rev. C. E. B. Fitzsimmons, Rev. H. H. Fletcher, Rev. M. E. Hayes, and Dr. Bowers. Washington sends many representatives.

Milmentine North English W. S. Moore Ainsworth P. B. Gray West Chester Lexington C. EB. Fitzsimmons H. H. Fletcher Kalona Crawfordsville Bowers Washington

Lost Girl Found Near Square and Reunited

Shelly Eberling found a three year old girl on the east side of the square who could not state her name. Officer Marschal Harry Edwarde escorted her to the city hall and then to the Charles Lemley home after the girl led to the house she lived south of the school. The mother, Mrs. Lemley, gratefully reclaimed her child.

Shelly Eberling Charles Lemley Mrs. Lemley

Gov Lowden to Speak in Davenport for Republican Tickets

Former Illinois governor Frank O Lowden will address Palm er Memorial hall Davenport Iowa on October 6 at pm. The speech will be broadcast by WOC and relayed by additional stations nationwide. The talk promotes Republican national and state tickets.

Des Moines Frank O Lowden Illinois Davenport W. O. C. Davenport Palmer Memorial Hall

Mystic Workers Hold Biennial Convention

Mystic Workers closed their biennial convention in Minneapolis Minnesota with installation of officers and closing exercises. The order initiated a class of 1000 candidates and elected Arthur A. Bentley of LaCrosse Wisconsin as president Robert Toole of Fulton as secretary and W I Atkins of Waterloo Iowa as director for four years.

Minneapolis

First Count of Votes In Salesmanship Club Drive Appears

The Evening Journal reports the first vote tally in the Salesmanship Club drive with a 100 free votes starter and 100,000 bonus votes for first subscriptions. The campaign urges rapid submissions to win automobiles and cash prizes, with subscription collections tracked and extra votes issued per club earned.

Evening Journal The

Autumn Beauties in Washington Art Magazine Feature

In Printing Art the color calendar reproduction by Hugh H. McCleery features his daughter Caroline and garden blooms, marking a Washington product centerpiece. The Fez club re elected last year’s officers R E Shannon J S McElhinney W T Carson and Arthur Goodin and plans monthly fall winter meetings. A committee of Joe Falk Roy Means and Carl Guther will organize the October smoker event.

Hugh H. McCleery Féz Club Shriners Masonic Hall R. E. Shannon J. S. McElhinney W. T. Carson Arthur Goodin Joe Falk Roy Means Carl Guther

College paper duties fall to Joe Kelley at Iowa

Writes for College Paper Joe Kelley son of Mr and Mrs J M Kelly has received an assignment in the University of Iowa school of journalism. He will gather daily football prospects and work for the college paper in Iowa City.

Joe Kelley J. M. Kelly University of Iowa School of Journalism Iowa City

Young Journalist Joins Daily Iowan Sports Desk

Joe, an eighteen year old sophomore at the university, joins the Daily Iowan sports team under Coach Ing werson. He previously handled sports for Orange and Black, the Washington high school paper, gaining experience that aids his journalism at Iowa City.

Ingwerson Daily Iowan Joe University Orange and Black Washington Iowa City

For Sale Own and Control Prime Buchanan County Farms

Land sale notice offering seventeen well improved black loam corn farms in Buchanan county near Independence Rowley and Hazleton. Sizes range from 80 to 3206 acres priced $100 to $185 per acre with terms. Some farms previously sold for $275. Contact L. H. Beatty Rowley Iowa for details or to arrange a viewing.

Buchanan County Independence Rowley Hazleton L. H. Beatty Iowa

President Coolidge Heads to Philadelphia for 150th Congress Anniversary

President Coolidge departs Washington for Philadelphia to deliver his second out-of-town speech after accepting the Republican nomination. The address will mark the 150th anniversary of the First Continental Congress meeting as part of commemorative exercises.

Washington Coolidge Philadelphia Continental Congress

Republicans of Second Iowa District Focus on Congress Race

Davenport September 25 Republicans in the Second Iowa District meet amid presidential politics overshadowed by a Congress contest. Judge F D Letts of Davenport and Ralph A Thompson of Muscatine vie for Harry Hull’s seat. Letts won the Republican nomination in June. Thompson expected to attract similar backing as third party presidential backers.

Davenport Lobbeys Harry Hull Congress F. D. Letts Ralph A. Thompson Muscatine Letts Hull Thompson Big Fall

Engineers Demand 15 Million for U S Navy Repairs

Washington reports say the Navy faces a 15 million dollar shortfall for fleet upkeep. The battleship Florida may be placed in reserve as a winter Australia cruise is at risk, with repairs limited to 79 percent of the program and crews warning deterioration will grow.

Washington Navy Department Florida Australia

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