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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1950

Page

3

Transfers reshuffle A and P store managers in Brooklyn and Washington

Milo Erwin becomes Washington store manager after moving from Brooklyn. Charles Lynch departs to Brooklyn to run that store. Lewis A. Warren resigns as Evening Journal advertising manager to join Town Daily Press association in Des Moines. Mabel Buckley departs for Chicago after farewell amid Merry Maid reminiscences. Town plans corn festival and corn advertising on Washington streets. March wind damages a stock barn. Iowa Southern experiences tree branch trouble. Property moves include LeFever and Donovan homes changes. Joe Melinski receives eye treatment at town clinic. Methodist church leadership changes. J A Clendenning to Idaho. John Tucker buys Studebaker agency share. Washington High wins inter-school declamatory contest. Bankers and lawyers attend Chicago hearings on Daniel Hayes case. Senior nurses begin University Hospital training in Iowa City. Mamie Thompson first nurse to go.

Lewis A. Warren The Evening Journal Town Daily Press Association Association Des Moines University Hospital Iowa City Mamie Thompson

Welch Moore acquires Earl W. Corbin store on square

The east side square shop of Earl W. Corbin has been sold to Welch Moore shoe company of Atlantic Iowa. Fred L. Moore will move to Washington with his family to operate the store. Watson of Pekin Illinois buys R L Stewart grocer business and takes over April 1. Fire at 319 South Ave threatens residents, smoke damage reported. Event notices include a census start, Y s Men play at the high school, and local wedding.

Earl W. Corbin Welch-Moore Shoe Company Atlantic Iowa Fred L. Moore Welch-Moore Washington R. L. Stewart R. C. Watson Pekin, Hl 319 South Ave George Co Stewart Robert Templeman Seth Carvis Francis Sehneider John A. Schneider South 3Rd Ave Coe College Band Cedar Rapids Mid-West Sehneider Illinois Missouri St. Louis Schneider St. James School Washington High School

Washington City Budget Passes Fire Truck Purchase

The Washington city council adopted a resolution to buy a new fire truck with equipment and a pipeline outfit at a price of $9,750. A separate resolution passed to raise salaries for city employees.

Washington Ciy Council Ahso

Narrow creek crossing ends with a near disaster

William W Cherry nearly fell into icy Crooked Creek when a log slipped while crossing it halfway. He surfaced, grabbed a failing branch, and reached the far bank just as danger intensified. Ed Walther sells his east side hardware stake to start plumbing solo. James Wilson buys Walther Beamer stake and leads the new firm. The Emanon Concert Company staged a fundraiser at Second Church for India relief. The two quartets feature Miss Martha Samson as accompanist with the company’s women performers.

William W Cherry Crooked Creek Ed Walther East Side James Wilson Mr. Walther Walther-Beamer Emanon India Martha Samson

Tuesday Set

William H Berg visits grandparents then leaves on 30 day leave from Williams Air Force Base near Phoenix. He will attend an eight week air force technical school in Denver then return to Williams. Duane Earl promoted to corporal and hopes furlough in May. Other local notes include city officers elected and a fall at Casey livery barn. Social entertainments mentioned with young guests and cards.

William H. Berg M. Jedlinger Williams Air Oree Phoenix Arizona Lowryfield Denver Colo Air Force Technical School Williams Air Force Base Sergeact Berg Air Force

Spring News From Washington County Kernels and Kites

The Journal highlights the Lucky Farmer contest with farmer Karkan Neuhart winning seven miles southwest of Washington. Women showcase cake decorating at YMCA, and Washington high schools prepare for music contests in Ft. Madison. Sheriff warns on littering as spring arrives and local sports shift to track and softball with hopes for a home track. Wendell Rider theater troupe stages Henrietta the Eighth at the high school.

Karkan Neuhart Cannon Ranch Washington YMCA Paul Walt Fern Doe Wendell Rider Henrietta the Eighth

New Washington Headquarters Open at 210 North Marion

A new business established its headquarters in Washington located at 210 North Marion Avenue, signaling local commercial growth and a wish to serve the region with enhanced services.

Washington North Marion Avenue Accord

Washington students prepare for district music contest

Sixty five Washington high school vocal and instrumental students travel to Ft Madison Saturday for the district music contest featuring soloists and small ensembles. Mr and Mrs Harley Clohran of Montpelier Idaho are guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Shepherd Ditford Morrison of the firm George F and Gifford Morrison. Morrison announced his Republican candidacy for county attorney in June primaries, Dr L K January of the State University of Iowa medical d

Washington High School Ft. Madison Harley Cloehran Montpelier, Idaho Frank Shepherd Ditford Morrison George F. and Gifford Morrison

Chapter CX PEO Set Meeting in Columbus Junction

Chapter CX of PEO will meet at 7 00 p m Monday April 3 in the home of Mrs Harold McCormack with Mrs Fay Foster presenting a book review. In other news Mrs G W Weber Mrs Pearl Leonhard and Mrs Marie Evelyn Smith hosted the Whatsoever society at the Methodist church parlors on March 28. Staff Sergeant Ted A Garrett former U S navy has been assigned to the 24th supply squadron at Clark air force base in central Luzon. he is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Garrett Columbus Junction.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction P.E.O Harold McCormack Fay Foster G .W. Weber Pearl Leonhard Marie Evelyn Smith Ted A. Garrett U. S. Navy Clark Air Force Base Luzon Frank Garrett Columbus Junethon

Sausage Freshness Declines After Purchase

Sausage is best eaten within two or three days of purchase. Seasonings cause it to lose freshness fairly quickly.

Hospital News and Obituaries Summary

Local hospital news lists admissions births and discharges with names such as C Ek Mumper Minnie Stewart Judy Arthur Robert Brooks Leo Greiner and more. Obituary notices report the death of Mrs Ella Parnell in Los Angeles and funeral details for Mrs Iona Duvall in Wellman with burial in Elm Grove cemetery.

C. Ek. Mumper Brightop Minnie Stewart Ainsworth Judy Arthur Washington Robert Brooks Keota Leo Greiner Iona Duvall Wellman Elm Grove Cemetery

Local Birth Announcements Include Multiple Keota Families

Yesterday and today notices report births and family arrivals. Names include Richard Hagle Ainsworth surgical, Calvin Gibb son in Keota, Mrs. Harry Baumer and daughter Keota, Mrs. Larry Zehr and daughter Iowa City, and the Knott and Dea families with a daughter and a son born at 10 55 a m and 12 55 p m respectively in Washington and R3.

Bernard Dumont Crawfordsville G. J. Nemmers Washington Carl Harbison West Chester John Sharp Richmond Mercy Hospital Iowa City Hana Carter Leta Glenn G. J. Neamers Frank Dea John Knott Richard Hagle Ainsworth Surgical Calvin Gibson Keota Harry Baumer Larry Zehr

Local Obscure Names Mention Medical Notice

A fragmentary OCR item lists individuals including Mrs Awald and Mrs Thomas Hicrlan with Washington as a location, noting medical context. Additional names include Richard Eagle and Mrs Donald Batterson tied to Washington entries, and references to Mr and Mrs Everette.

Awald Crustalson Washington Thomas Hicrlan Medical Richard Eagle Ainsworth Donald Batterson Ane

Obituaries: Baker, Batinger and Randolph Die in Iowa

Lou K Baker 409 East Second street Washington died at home from complications after an apoplectic stroke suffered in Davenport two weeks ago. John Batinger Sr longtime Pleasant Plain resident died at home Wednesday afternoon after a period of poor health. Mrs Alexander Randolph 92 longtime Columbus City resident died at home this morning after a short illness and years of invalid status.

Lou K. Baker East Second Street Washington Davenport Brighton John Batinger Pleasant Plain Kutinger Columbus Junction Alexander Randolph Columbus City

Also Mentioned on This Page

A and I Brooklyn Milo Erwin Charles Lynch A and P Mabel Buckley Chicago Miss Buckley Merry Maid Club North Side Washington Streets John LeFever Eberly Donovan East Main Elmer Peiffer Donovan Will Kos East Thing Joe Melinski William W. Bowers Salem Mass J. A. Clendenning Idaho John Tucker Washington Overland Motor Co Lawrence Lemley Studebaker Ira Schenefelt Margaret Brookhart Richard Stephens Clarence Logan I. D. Morrison W. Livingston W. H. Butterfield Daniel Hayes Company K. M. Landis S. A. Stephens D. D. Crone At. C. Lacey S. Dix Brawfordsville Helen Young Milford Anderson C. Li. Hamilton Praire Flower Church Prairie Flower John L. Burroughs Mazie Stumble London J. A. Taylor George Freshwaters Keith Vine Lewis Warren Leland Morrison Lee Holland Leigh Soule Dola Vine Sarah McCreery Marion Logan Bernice Warre Shern Welch Sherm West Main J. F Simpson J. F. McNamara East Jefferson Charle H. Keck John Swisher Washington County Pres O. K. Clapper W M. Keeley West Washington Street Town Gas and Electric Company North End West End Ball Park Messenger, Litt Peck Battery North Enders Bidwell and Zimmerman West Ender A. S. Smith Holy Land H. A. Burrell News Review of the O. E. Sisk Burlington Lowell Booth Guy Hoyle Moline W H. Anderson Doris Blanchard Levi Blanchard Miss Blanchard Mercy Hopital Anna Miller Jake Earl Ervin Patricia and Latrisha Knoxville Dave Roland J. A. Green Columbus Will Mineer H. M. Ehred Forest City Clarence Lukavsky Detroit Mich Edward J. Lukavsky Edwin Ivan Charles Friese Carl Greiner Eugene Lynn Ruth Krabill R. A. Beenblossom Daryl Milan, Illinois Maude Reister Oval Dodgson Grand Rapids Roy Stewart Nellie Duane Boyd Seattle Wash John Straub Belleville, Ill Mrs. Straus T. J. Pease South Wales J. S. James Wales Coles Robert Varrey George Griffith Mission Kansas Brickton C. E. Mumper Griffith Mr. Mumper Brighton High School Brad Cy Bush Florida O’calla Tampa Bradenton Key West Hilton M. Rosenoad Rabenold F. R. Parrish Wer Ohio Dairy Queen Ie Parrish Frank C. Crone L. E Wilson's Jensen Beach Havant Cuba Alfred Trenerry Baptist Church Bonaparte Paul DeLong Pearl Whistler Augusta East 2Nd Street Ida Calendar Simitar Krustev State University of Iowa Ywca Ymca YWCA Methodist Joseph Szczepskowski Warsaw Kracow Poland America United States Ellen Brower Homer Brower N. Marion Richard F. Summers W. R. Summers Waterville American Broadcasting Company Los Angeles Julia Gardner Redfield Lexington Karl Olive Mikseh Bill Patterson Ir Vin White Willis Richards Richards Calcasta Laura Smock Keo‘a Hurbert Smock W. J. Fitzpatrick Western Springs, Ill Willard Ballard Michel Lewistown Montana Julia Dawson Henry Little Newton Mrs. Della Little M. H. Sartor Patricia Jean Patterson Roberti Patterson James S. Harrison Colorado Springs James S Harrison Dallas Texas United Presbyterian Shurch Hugh Morris A. J. Fitzsimmons Keat Shepherds Damascus Shrine No. 10 Wsj Masonic Temple Andy Severn Sovern BF. F. Sovern A. R Eppers Everett Palmer Washington -Armer Mr. Palmer Journal Silas Waddell George Brokaw Mr. Brokaw Audubon Waddell Lou Bauer Ilona Duvall Vir. Waddell Vera Hysell Powersville Cecil Blanchard Robert Blanchard Mr. Blanchard Tim Blanchard Duane Delmar Blanchard Mary Charles Minnie Blanchard Eclipse Lumber Company Heck” Gosling National Eirculaion Don Ross Gosling Chamber of Commerce Frank McFarlane Glen McFarlane Robert Roe Clarence Brown James Dunbar Marshalltown Lennox Patricia Lee Weldin Daugher Phil Wellin Student Board of Control Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls William McConahy Stephen David Frances Thomas Robert Steele Mrs Milo Steele Sr Mary King Irvin Coffey Duane Barll Virgil Earll Ryecolm Shinawa Sidney Coles Ble Samson Ethel Montgomery Ola Carrie Hamilton Lloyd Latta Earl Lewis Fort Sherman John Wylie Mr. Lewis Miss Samson Mr. Sherman Miss Hamilton Samuel Conner Fred Smith Carl Keck Daniel Aughey Thomas Anderson D. H. Logan James Casey Sr Casey Livery John Josie Babcock Joe Lowa State Theater Washington High Schools Melvisa Hill Charles Snyder Dick Gants Case Field Washington Boys L. K. January State University of Iowa Medical PEO Columbus Jct Hospital News Montay Wilbur Kiene EB. L. Stewart Alfred Erickson Frank Greiner Wheeta Howard Greiner Edward Rais John Maxwell Lester Leeper Donald Batterson Peter Klinders Keota Leo Hershberger Kalona Klaus Mt. Pleasant Tri. A Ella Parnell Priday Hinth Mrs. Everette
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