High School Notes and Activities Update
Washington team confidence rises as they prepare to face the next opponent. G A A events faced weather postponement while hockey practices continue Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Girl Reserves total 175 members, Circle of Light ceremony held, Hi Y membership around 52, Commercial Club dues 25 cents, Fall Festival dismisses Friday afternoon, orchestra program praised under Mr. McKay with selections from Lyne Lyne Burns Maritana Irene and more.
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Circle of Light
McKay
Robert Burns
March of the Mighty
Haves
Somnambulism Offered as Defense in Michigan Murder Case
Detroit witnesses describe Chester Kutzlub, a 48 year old carpenter, defending his wife’s April 6 death by claimed sleepwalking. He testified he woke to a shooting with a Winchester in hand. three adult children support a long history of sleepwalking. The prosecution notes no Michigan precedent exists for such a defense.
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Detroit
Mich
Chester Kutzub
Kutzlub
Michigan
Ben. H. Cole
Refusal to Accept Aues Resignation Keeps Leadership
John F Pp Aue of Burlington remains president of the Iowa Good Roads association after directors refuse his resignation and grant a leave of absence. He will leave for Whittier California next week while the bond issue vote on November 6 is prepared. Mrs Henry C Taylor and others vow to keep the campaign active amid anticipated opposition in northern counties.
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Des Moines
U.P
John F. Pp. Aue
Burlington
Iowa Good Roads Association
Aue
Henry C. Taylor
Bloomfield
Rexall Orderlie Tablet Promises Constipation Relief
A Battle Creek physician says constipation causes much misery but Rexall Orderlie tablets provide relief. The product reportedly draws water into the colon to soften waste for a gentle natural movement without habit formation. Sold at Sherman Brothers Yeval Drug Store. 24 for 25 cents.
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Ronress Yeval
Sherman Brothers
Nun's First Car Ride Amazes Carmelite Nun in St. Louis
In St Louis on September 26 a young Catholic student William McKenna drove the car carrying Mother Aloysius of the Carmelite Sisters from the old convent to a new one on the outskirts. The nun, unfamiliar with motor vehicles, questioned the speed and traffic and later marveled at Forest Park and the golf links before arriving at the convent amid happiness and relief.
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ST. Louis
Wiliam McKenna
Mother Aloysius
Carmelite Sisters
McKenna
Forest Park
Inland Waterways petition seeks joint barge routes nationwide
The Inland Waterways Corporation asks the Interstate Commerce Commission to set joint routes and joint rates with all common carriers nationwide. Major General T. Q. Ashburn and General Counsel Major General John A. Hull filed the petition. War Secretary Davis said approval would mark the greatest advance in coordinating rail and water transportation in U.S. history.
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Washington
Inland Waterways Corporation
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Davis
T. Q. Ashburn
John A. Hull
Secretary of War
Freemason lodge notices and train schedule snippets
Lodges Washington Chapter No 98 O BK regular meeting second Thursday each month Alice Meek WM Della McBride Secretary Visiting members welcome Washington Lodge No 26 A BR AM regular meeting first Friday monthly D L Carbaugh WM A W Yard secretary Train schedule shows Golden State Limited and connections with Westbound services, Knoxville branch local passes and freight services listed with arrival and departure times.
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Washington
O. BK
Alice Meek
W. M
Della Mclride
Washington Lodge
D. L. Carbaugh
A. W. Yard
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Lincoln
Washington Motor Co
G. E. Mace
West Side Square
Washington, Iowa
Silbert Goff
Rock Island
M. L. Orris
Damascus Shrine
W. S
J.—lRegular
Masonic Temple
Ll. A. Jones
H. P. Sarai
Walker
Golden State
Golden State Limited
California
Knoxville
H. W. Russel
C. B
Arriv
Ager
Aevaa Ca .Y
M.st. PL
PLA. R. Co
Southwest Limited
W. C. Bell
New Coats
Shepherd
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