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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1928

Page

3

Community clubs host bridge parties and meetings

Eight Y's Men club members held a bridge gathering at Mr and Mrs Ted Brown home with a pot luck dinner. The event honored three club members with birthday gifts and included guests such as Mr and Mrs Ralph Smith and Dr and Mrs QO F Boller.

Y's Men Ted Brown South Iowa Avenue Brown Lewis Warren Leland Morrson Claud Tucker Harlan. Mead Everett. Griffith R. L. Jennings Richard MccCleery C. W. Stewart Ralph Thompson Frank Carter Fred Reid Ralph Smith QO. F. Boller Kings Sons and ‘Daughters Fred Berger

McCoy's Tablets Promise Pounds of Flesh to Skinny Men

An old advertisement urges thin individuals to use McCoy's Tablets to gain weight and strength. It claims Miss Alberta Rogers gained 15 pounds in six weeks and offers a money back guarantee after four boxes or two dollar boxes if no gain of at least five pounds is reported.

McCoy Alberta Rogers J. E. Lemmons America

Community notices and church events in Ainsworth

A collection of local notices lists meetings at a church with Mrs Don Brindley and other host names, a dinner for U and U club spouses, choir rehearsals for Baptist and Methodist groups, a Presbyterian Sunday orchestra at a cafeteria dinner, a Y M C A rummage sale, Y W board meeting, a cottage prayer meeting, a Ladies Aid box supper with Ainsworth High School orchestra, and related activities with dates in October 1913.

Wesleyan Home Missionary Society of the M. EK Ralph Shannon Maude Rathmel The Presbyterian Church Milan Shields Ladies’ Aid Society United Presbyterian Church of Ainsworth Ainsworth High School Frank Macon

Diphtheria Deaths Drop 60 Percent in Iowa 1922–27

Dr D C Steelsmith deputy state health official cites a 60 percent fall in Iowa diphtheria deaths from 1922 to 1927 due to toxin anti toxin protection. About 350000 Iowa children under ten are immunized with the three part treatment. He urges immediate immunization to prevent epidemics and predicts no diphtheria in Iowa by 1980 if plans continue.

Des Moines Iowa D. C. Steelsmith State Commission of Health

Bethel Presbyterian Church Fest Set for September Dates

The second annual fall festival at Bethel Presbyterian Church is planned for Friday and Saturday September 22. Local volunteers organize games sales and food booths to raise funds for church programs.

Bethel Presbyterian Church

Storm relief fund deemed insufficient for Florida needs

Washington dispatch reports Red Cross chair John Barton Payne told a Palm Beach delegation the $5 million hurricane relief fund will cover Florida emergencies only. Palm Beach leaders Cooper Lightbown and Howard Selby urged federal aid, especially for agriculture, during a White House meeting with President Coolidge.

Washington Florida John Barton Payne Red Cross Palm Beach County Cooper C. Lightbown Palm Beach Howard W. Selby

Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Patterson

We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for their tender attentions kind words and comforting sympathy during our son Edward's illness and after his death Mr and Mrs O C Patterson and family

Edward O. C. Patterson

Des Moines inquest into Des Moines crossing deaths

An inquest was planned today into the death of Mark Vicich a 36 year old Melcher resident killed at a Des Moines area crossing. His divorced wife was seriously injured and listed in fair condition at the hospital. Vicich known as Chicago Mike, a gambler, previously lived in Chariton and carried nearly two thousand dollars in cash.

Des Moines. In Mark Vicich Melcher Vicich Des Moines Vietch

Habitual Criminal Gets Life Sentence In Michigan

Sonia Michigan case reports that for the second time Michigan's habitual criminal statute has led to a life imprisonment sentence for a man. The article notes the defendant’s repeated offenses and the court's reliance on the habitual criminal law.

Sonia, Mich Michigan

Farmer Noyes Given Life For Dry Law Violation

Alonzo Noyes a 54 year old farmer near here was sentenced to life imprisonment after admitting prior burglary terms and grand larceny. Circuit Judge Hawley imposed the sentence under state law as no alternative remained. An appeal in a separate dry law case involving Fred Palm will be argued before the state supreme court next month.

Alonzo Noyes Here Frank C. Miller Noyes Royal A. Hawley Fred Palm State Supreme Court

Mello Glo Face Powder Promises Smooth Peach Skin

A new face powder named Mello Glo by Sherman Bros Druggist touts a French process to control shine and minimize pores. It claims long wear and a natural peach skin look for well groomed women seeking an attractive complexion.

Powde Llo-Glo Sherman Bros

Red Cross Maintains Original Hurricane Aid Request

Washington reports the American Red Cross will stand on its original $5 million request to aid the injured and homeless and fund rehabilitation work in Florida and Puerto Rico after the hurricane.

Washington American Red Cross Florida Porto Rico

Prohibition Agents Fire On Car Wounding Girl

Lorain Ohio reports a 22 year old girl wounded in the head by prohibition agents who fired into a car carrying three women, a baby and two men. Three members of Mayor J Standen's squad face grand jury action after the incident in which Richard Heywood, the driver, refused to halt. Betty Heywood hospitalized.

Lorain Ohio J. Standen Betty Heywood Richard Heywood Heywood

Senator Kilan Warns Clergy Against Pushing Politics

In Hoxie Arkansas on September 27 Senator Joseph T. Kilian democratic vice presidential candidate urged Protestant clergy to fulfill their duties and avoid injecting religious prejudice into political campaigns.

Hoxie Ark Joseph T. Kilan

Fire in Hankow Claims 150 Lives and Destroys Buildings

A disastrous fire in Hankow, described as the native city, killed 150 people and damaged 2,200 buildings yesterday. About ten thousand residents were left homeless as the blaze began in a tea shop and rapidly spread. Shanghai Red Cross intends to send a relief force to the city.

Shanghai Hankow Shanghai Red Cross

Mussolini Warns of Population Decline in Cities

Premier Mussolini laments dwindling birth rates in large cities and defends policies to boost populations. He rails against rising numbers of Black and Asian peoples in the United States, warning white races they face threat from a growing nonwhite tide.

Rome Benito Mussolini Mussolini United States

Ground hogs signal long bitter winter for anthracite region

In Mauch Chunk Pennsylvania on September 27 officials cite ground hogs as harbingers of a severe winter. Holes measured five to fifteen feet deep and hogs thick with fur are noted as signs of cold weather to come.

Mauch Chunk

Lightning Kills and Injures Hundreds Each Year

Lightning strikes kill about 500 people and injure roughly 1,000 annually in the United States and Canada. The toll highlights the danger of storms and the need for safety measures during severe weather.

United States Canada

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