Paris to Siberia Route Hinted for Air Flight
Airplane Question Mark with Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bollante lifts from Le Bourget at 8 16 am in fog. The flight aims toward Siberia and Tokio with a 5000 mile route including Riga Moscow Tobolsk Krasnoyarsk Chita Manchuria Mukden Vladivostok and other stops.
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Paris
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
le Bourget
Siberia
Tokio
Coste
Bollante
Riga
Latvia
Moscow
Tobolsk
Krasnoyarsk
Chita
Manchuria
Mukden
Vladivostok
Funeral services for DeLos Crossett
Funeral services for DeLos Crossett, killed in an automobile crash near Grandview Monday night, were held yesterday at the Methodist church. Dr W W Bowers led the service with a student quartet providing music, and Washington high school friends filled the audience. Pallbearers were Leslie Alm Jester Messer Kenneth Hoyt Harold Kerr John Rohrer and Cloyce Babcock. Burial followed at Elm Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLos Crossett
Grandview
Methodist Church
W. W. Bowers
Washington High School
Leslie Alm
Jester Messer
Kenneth, Hoyt
Harold Kerr
John Rohrer
Cloyce Babcock
Elm Grove Cemetery
Poultry Meeting Draws Large Turnout in County
County farm bureau hosted a two session poultry marketing meeting with 49 producers in the afternoon and 57 dealers in the evening, drawing attendees from outside Washington county. F D Payn led the sessions with Carl Kennedy and Professor Rood presenting on law provisions and disease sanitation. Inspector Heitz urged dealer producer cooperation and warned federal action if practices don’t improve, favoring marketable graded product with premiums. Washington county participants praised the talks as the best yet in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Farm Bureau
Washington County
F. D. Payn
Heitz
Federal Department of Agriculture
College Girls Spend More For Tobacco Than Men
Washington University students show coeds spend about four dollars monthly on tobacco while men estimate around 3.85 dollars. Men cite high dancing costs. women list dry cleaning as the greatest burden. Candy expense for women averages about three dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Washington University
Cast of Eagen Show Completed
The amateur show Corporal Eagen under Legion auspices on Oct 8 features Everett Burham as Top Sergeant and Carl Have Michael Eagen and Manton Hebner as Abie Goldstein. Veterans and rookies portray a lively army camp comedy with romance and a guard’s guidance.
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Corporal Eagen
Legion
Everett Burham
Carl Have
Michael Eagen
Trishman
Manton Hebner
Abie Goldstein
Mary
Marie
Keita Anderson
Olga Miller
McGooley
Richard McCleery
Sally
Red
Verva Lemley
Klooney
Martin Whittaker
McGinnis
George Stewart
Ernie Louck
Ted Crone
Charles Denison
Dan Lindblad
Leslie Eicher
Walter
Army
Washington County Ministers to Convene at YMCA
The Washington county ministers meet at the YMCA on Monday at 10 am for the first meeting of the year. An election of officers and the year's policy adoption are planned. LPs le Bis Krenmeyver will lead a discussion hour with three minute narratives on The Best Things in My Vacation. Every minister is invited.
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Washington County
IY. M. C
Lps le Bis Krenmeyver
J. J. Tushaus
Supreme Council
Knights of Columbus
Washington
Tushaus
Clem B. Boyle
Iowa City
Pleasant Hill church event and basket weaving group
The all day church meeting drew a good crowd. Rev. Carter spent the weekend with Harry Jones. Farm bureau ladies districts 4 and 6 met with Mrs. Earl Kephart to finish baskets and complete a lesson on weaving. The next lesson will cover trays. The Good Fellows Sunday school class joined Clyde Laimbart for a birthday celebration with neighbors reporting a fine time. men in the area are hulling clover with Fred Hisele and Chris Ernest working runs. Mrs. Lee Naff of Ord Nebraska visited the Glenn Pratt home. Loyal Kings S S class enjoyed a social at Earl Kephart’s home Wednesday evening.
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Pleasant Hill
Rev
Carter
Harry Jones
Farm Bureau
No. 6 Distriet
Earl Kephart
Clyde Laimbert
Clyde
Fred Hisele
Chris Ernest
Lee Nae
Ord
Nebraska
Glenn Pratt
Prohibition Enforcment Clash Deepens in Washington
U S Attorney Leo Rover invites Senator Brookhart to testify before the October grand jury about a senator dinner where liquor was alleged to be served in pocket flasks. Bishop James Cannon Jr demands new federal measures to strengthen Washington prohibition. Brookhart and Howell press for prosecution of those at fault.
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Washington
U. S
Leo Rover
Brookhart
Lowa
James Cannon, Jr
Ardentary
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition, and
Public Morals
Congress
Rover
Grand Jury
Howell
Ness
Washington Knights win euchre tourney at K of C hall
The Washington Knights of Columbus team amassed 237 points to defeat Riverside Catholic Lodge of Foresters which scored 209 at the euchre event in the K of C hall. Thirty five Riverside players, fifteen tables, supper and talks followed. Te
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Washington Knights of Columbus
Riverside Catholic Lodge of Foresters
K of C. Hall
Riverside
Father B. Jacobsmeier
Ray Knittel
Charles Dautremont
Father Senbnehler
Pleasant Plain
Joe Pieper
Washington
Mrs Cowden Visits Answorth Today
Mrs. A M Cowden traveled to Answorth this morning and plans to spend the day visiting in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Cowden
Answorth
Warns Hawaii That Severe Quakes and Tidal Waves to Come
Seismic experts predicted more violent earthquakes and deadly tidal waves for Hawaii after a quake on Wednesday. Dr Thomas Jaggar warned residents in poorly built homes to move to safer shelter. Officials planned dynamite blasts to divert lava from Kona toward less populated areas.
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Hawaii
Hilo
T. H
Thos. Jaggar
Volcano Observatory
Hualalai Crater
Harvest Home Draws Crowds at Lexington Church
Lexington church and community hosted Harvest Home drawing hundreds of attendees. The event featured a famed chicken dinner by local women, a bazaar, and a farm products show judged by Harold J. Montgomery with Col. Frank Macon auctioning items. Proceeds benefited the church treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Washington
Wellman
Frank Macon
Harold J. Montgomery
Clover Harvest Notes and Local Visits Near Canistora
Bernice Maas reports clover hullers finishing on Monday and Tuesday. Albert Maag and daughter visit Canistora, South Dakota via Casey and Ta to see Mr Maas’s brother, Wm. Dewey plans to hull clover Thursday for Milton Maas. Local residents Homer Weiner Steel McKay host Eleanor Maas birthday party. Henry Burger buys a new Chevrolet coach. Nate Bensons remodel and paint home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Ashby
Kurtz
Albert Maag
Omer Green
Canistora
South Dakota
Casey
Maas
Wm. Dewey
Hull Clover
Milton Maas
W. C. Holmes
West Allis Wis
Herman Weiner
Clifford Steel
George McKay
Eleanor Maas
Henry Burger
Nate Bensons
Oldest Yorkshire Relic Pointing to Early Race in Britain
An ancient stone implement found at Eston Nab near Middlesborough in Yorkshire is estimated at 75 000 years old. Some interpret the find as evidence of a subhuman race in northern Britain, marking a historic archaeological claim.
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Yorkshire
England
Eston Nab
Middlesborough
Britain
The Right of Choice Remains Ours Forever
A reflection on personal autonomy describing how individuals retain the power to decide how to respond to circumstances, even when they cannot alter those circumstances or their environment. It emphasizes the invoking of agency and resisting external control.
Wind Hits Florida Coast In Sudden Florida Storm
A 50 mile an hour wind struck Miami at 2 45 p m causing barometer drop from 29 81 to 29 75. The gust eased to 25 mph with heavy rain as officials note an unprecedented sudden storm following 36 hours of hurricane anticipation.
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Miami
Fla
A.R
Florida
Prairie Flower Festival Draws Community Oct 8
Prairie Flower church announces its fall festival set for Thursday Oct 8 with stock grain vegetables fruit poultry exhibits. Ribbons for top entries and an antique shop. Dinner served at 11 00 in the church basement tickets 50 cents per plate. Exhibits judged after dinner and all items sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Reeves
Booth-Vincent Nuptials Held in Washington Yesterday
Des Moines resident T. R. Booth attended the Booth-Vincent nuptials held yesterday afternoon in Washington. Local visitors Ed Hotle and two Keota residents toured Washington. Myrtle Macon spent the weekend with friends in Wapello while G. H. Mayer of Keota conducted business in Washington. Dave Elder drove to Des Moines to visit Norman Sage, a student there. Mrs. C. R. Sturgeon of Keota shopped in Washington. Mrs. R. E. Snavily of Wellman visited yesterday and shopped in local stores. Francis Snyder of Chicago, visiting Washington, plans to return to work in Chicago. his brother Lyle Snyder will drive him back and stay a few days in Chicago.
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T. R. Booth
Des Moines
Booth-Vincent
Washington
Myrtle Macon
Wapello
G. H. Mayer
Keota
Dave Elder
Norman Sage
C. R. Sturgeon
R. E. Snavily
Wellman
Francis Snyder
Chicago
Lyle Snyder
Fall Leaves El Paso for Washington to Stand Trial
Albert B. Fall former secretary of interior departs El Paso by train for Washington D C to face trial on charges tied to naval oil reserve leasing while in the cabinet. Family and friends accompany him his wife sobbing and vowing support if he is innocent.
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Fall
el Paso
Washington
el, Paso
Tex
Albert B. Fall
Washington, D. C
Naval O'S
Mrs. Fall
Washington Ottumwa clash opens football season at 2 30
Washington prepares for the season opener against Ottumwa coached by James Van Antwerp. Ottumwa aims for a Little Six title with weight and experience. Washington coach Jim Shultz expects a scrappy fight with Captain George Benson leading the line and a backfield of McAvoy Kiesey Jones and Judevine.
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Washington
James van Antwerp
Ottumwa
Jim Shultz
Shultz
George Benson
Westermark
Ahrens
Benson
Brown
Endicott and Kearns
Young
McAvoy
Kiesey
Jones
Judevine
Miller
Bowes
Hale
Fulk
Snyder
Stutsman
Watson
Three Fools Sermons Planned at United Presbyterian Church
The United Presbyterian church announces a series on Three Fools with topics The fool who said there is no God The Fool Who Mocked at Sin and The Fool Who Forgot His Soul Rev D Chalmers Fulton promises engaging services with music and welcome Rev Karl Megdelsen of Ainsworth preaches tonight at 7 20 in preparation for Sabbath communion The public is invited.
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United Presbyterian Church
D. Chalmers Fulton
Karl Megdelsen
Ainsworth
Francis McCoy Travels to Bethel on Business
Francis McCoy is spending the day in Bethel on business. He is visiting local offices and meeting contacts to advance ongoing commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis.McCoy
Bethel
Congress may be asked for more farm relief funds
Charles Wilson of Hall New York representing apple growers and agricultural interests on the federal farm board testified to the Senate agriculture committee that the 500 million dollar appropriation for farm relief is very low and Congress may be asked for more money. He defended the board's deliberate policy and said there is a tremendous need for assistance in agriculture while rejecting the existence of a crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Charles 8. Wilson
Hall
N. Y
Federal Farm Board
Senate Agriculture Committee
Wilson
Caraway
Bedford Bank Closed by Directors in Bedford Iowa
Citizens State Savings bank of Bedford closed its doors shortly after opening for the day. A note on the front door read Closed by order of the board of directors.
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Bedford Bank
Bedford
U.P
Citizens State Savings Bank of Bedford
Dinner tickets offered for Judge Dewey honoring Iowa grand master
Washington lodge of Masons sells tickets for a dinner next Thursday honoring Judge Charles A. Dewey who was elected grand master of Iowa this year. Grand lodge officers including Dr. W. W. Bowers and Elliot Grayson are invited. Ralph Bunce of Burlington, former grand lodge officer, may attend.
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Washington Lodge of Masons
Charles A. Dewey
Iowa
Grand Lodge
Dr. W. W. Bowers
Elliot Grayson
Washington
Ralph Bunce
Burlington
Revoke Crossley Suspension in Iowa DUI Case
Judge Frank Bechly ordered William Crossley of Ainsworth to pay a 3800 fine or serve 90 days in jail for driving while intoxicated. Crossley, arrested last summer, pled guilty August 27 before Judge J G Patterson in Oskaloosa. sentence previously suspended for good behavior. But after a new intoxication arrest, suspension was revoked today in court. Divorce Granted in Godlove Case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bechly
William Crossley
Ainsworth
Crossley
J. G. Patterson
Oskaloosa
Mrs Leonardi Recovers Sickness Progress Report
Mrs Leonardi who had been ill is now able to be up and around again today marking a notable recovery in local health reports.
Beal Visits Wapello Teacher Spends Weekend with Parents
Hubert Beal came this evening from Wapello where he is teaching to spend the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W M Beal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Beal
Wapello
Mrs
W. M. Beal
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Bernice Maas
Florida Coast
Prairie Flower Festival
Prairie Flower Church
Ed Hotle
H. C. Chinn
Los Angeles
Frank Hogan
Mark B. Thompson
Min
Ted Saner
Fairfield
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Shenefelt
Sigourney
Iskely
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Judge Dewey
Charles M. Denison
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