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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1951

Page

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Hesselschwerdt’s Kalona Store A Half Century On

E J Hesselschwerdt marked a 50 year move to Kalona in 1851 and a long career as a dry goods merchant. A devoted church and community figure, he served on the school board, helped found the Kalona volunteer fire department, led Rotary and the Legion, and remains active in local civic affairs.

E. J. Hesselschwerdt Kalona Mr. Hesselschwerdt David Flexner Hesselschwerdt The American Legion State Legion Americanism Department Rotary Kualona Club

Reservations Open For Camp Arrowhead In Ottumwa

YMCA secretary Artemas Brown announced 30 places reserved at Camp Arrowhead Ottumwa for boys this summer. One week sessions run July 22 29 and two week sessions run July 15 29. Reservations should be made soon at the Washington YMCA desk.

YMCA Artemas Brown Camp Arrowhead Ottumwa Brown Washington

Farrell Elected Governor of Washington Moose Lodge

Walter Farrell won the Moose Lodge governor post at the Washington edge hall during the annual officers election held Wednesday night. Ray Whitehead becomes junior past governor, with C B E Garrett Claude Woods Ed Muck Forrest Walker Ivo Bere and Harold Miller named to successive terms or roles. Plans for a Fourth of July celebration with fireworks and a free lifetime membership card for Clarence Boshini were noted.

Walter Farrell Washington Moose Edge Oficers Edge C. B E. Garrett Unior Claude Woods Ed Muck Forrest Walker Moose Clarence Boshini Ard

Marine Recruiter March Wartime Visit at Local Post Office

Marine Technical Sergeant Elliott Gerd will interview interested young men at the post office each Wednesday. Headquarters are in Burlington. Enlistments open to ages 17 to 29. Navy recruiter visits Washington on the first and third Wednesdays.

Elliott Gerd Marine Corps Gerd Burlington Washington Navy

Honor Roll at St James School Six Weeks List

The St James School honor roll covers six weeks with First honors Alicia Merz Phyllis Kriner Margelene Fritz Patricia Peiffer Mary Joe Peiffer Dolores Zager Second honors Diana Schulty Michael Chebuhar Sylvia McClure Kathie Gevock Sue Bruty Most improved Maade line Redeker Douglas Minick Donald Lukavsky David Flynn Maria Da Silva.

St. James School Alicia Merz Phyllis Kriner Margelene Fritz Patricia Peiffer Mary Joe Peiffer Dolores Zager Diana Schulty Michael Chebuhar Sylvia McClure Kathie Gevock Sue Bruty Maadeline Redeker Douglas Minick Donald Lukavsky David Flynn Maria da Silva

Mrs Emma Barnett Visits California Relatives

Mrs Emma Barnett returned home after a six week visit in California. She visited her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Andrew Soto in Cambria and her sister in law Mrs Ed Stang in North Hollywood.

Emma Barnett California Andrew Soto Cambria Calif Ed Stang North Hollywood

Allied forces press toward Kumhwa as Chinese stronghold yields

In Korea, UN troops reclaim Hwachon dam and push toward Kumhwa with tank spearheads. A Chinese ridge position east of Chipori repels brief infantry assault, followed by artillery counterfire. Casualties on Wednesday estimated at 450 as front-line gains continue amid sporadic enemy fire.

Tokyo United Nations Army Korea Chipori Kumwha Hwachon Kamhwa Ewachon Yanggu Sth Kumhwai

Plans Under Way for Lake Darling Youth Center Project

Directors and committees map progress for the Lake Darling Youth Center this season. A Des Moines trip prompted water line access and a seven acre site purchase offer at 100 per acre. The commission outlines fences roads latrines docks and picnic facilities for 1951 with fund quotas by town.

Lake Darling Youth Center, Inc Rand Frank Miller Clarence Fulton W. L. Fry Robert Day Des Moines Lake Darling Ake

No Ground Attacked Near Hydroelectric Dam One Day

Battlefield notes state combat ceased near the hydroelectric dam four miles east after a week of grinding clashes with advancing Allied forces on the mountainous approaches. No engagements occurred yesterday as tensions eased and lines held.

Two New Groups To Be Inducted Monday At Camp Fire Meet

Mrs. Ira Gastman announces two new Camp Fire groups to be inducted Monday night at 7 in Camp Fire rooms. One group sponsored by Rotary with leaders Mrs. B G Hunn and Mrs. Bob Reed. the second Bluebird group sponsored by Lincoln School PTA led by Mrs. Elna Easter and Louise Rouse. Ceremony led by Mrs. John R R Battin and Noel Newell with Odako Camp Fire assistance. Joy Fairchild leads Odakos with Doris Rouse as assistant. Leaders association meeting follows at 5 in Camp Fire rooms.

Ira Gastman Camp Fire Board Camp Fire Rotary Club B.G. Hunn Bob Reed Lincoln School PTA Elna Easter Louise Rouse John RR. Battin Towana Noel Newell Odako Joy Fairchild Odakos Doris Rouse Leaders and Sponsors Association

April 30 Closing Set for Corn Insurance in Washington Co

April 30, 1951, is the deadline for Washington County corn producers to apply for federal corn crop insurance. Howard L. Witting, county PMA chairman, says the cost of production type policy covers losses from nearly any cause from planting to harvest. Individuals with an interest in 1951 corn may apply at the PMA office or via township committee members.

PMA Washington County Howard L. Witting Production Marketing Association

Sadee McAvoy Active In VFW Organization

A side note on the McAvoy story highlights Sadee McAvoy mother of Marion and George McAvoy active in the VFW women's auxiliary. She previously led the auxiliary here and has served as color bearer for the Iowa department.

McAvoy Evening Journal Today Veterans of Foreign Wars Organization Sadee McAvoy Marion George McAvoy VFW Department of

Grocerymen Here Set New Closing Hours

Washington grocery store owners announced new year closing times. Stores will close at 730 p m on Saturdays and 530 p m on weekdays year round. Dale Fuhr chaired the YMCA meeting where Kenton Mangold of the Chamber of Commerce publicized the decision.

Washington Kenton Mangold Chamber of Commmerce YMCA Dale Fuhr Fube Grocerymen’s Council of Chamber of Commerce Dave Livingston Chamber George Stewart

United Presbyterians Hold Seasonal Presbytery Meetings

Representatives of United Presbyterian churches in the Keokuk Presbytery gathered in Washington for the presbytery meeting at the United Presbyterian church. A youth rally for presbytery youths culminated in a dinner last night with Dr. George Kerr and Dr. Lee Walker from Pittsburgh among attendees. Gary Allen Hiller, son of Mr and Mrs Francis Hiller, was taken to the childrens hospital in Iowa City Friday with pneumonia and was dismissed Wednesday night.

United Presbyterian Churches Keokuk Presbytery Washington United Presbyterian Church George Kerr Lee Walker Pittsburgh Gary Allen Hiller Francis Hiller Childrens’ Hospital Iowa City

National YWCA Week Opens Sunday With Night Service

National YWCA Week in Washington opens Sunday evening with a church service at 8 o'clock in the Presbyterian church. German student Ursula Keane and Philippine Islands student Aurora Samonte, both at the State University of Iowa, will speak on the theme It's Your World Join it Through the YWCA. Mrs. Robert Day presides with helpers Margaret Cowden Paul Shearer and Dr. W J Grossheim. YWCA chorus directed by Mrs. Warren Dare will provide music. Funds from the offering support World Fellowship program. Public invited.

Washington Ian Church Margaret Cowden Paul Shearer W. J. Grossheim Ywca Chorus Warren Dare YWCA

MacArthur warns Congress of partisan limits in global stance

General Douglas MacArthur told Congress the fate of the world hinges on decisions made in the national interest, not party lines. He warned surrender to the Reds in Asia would open Europe to Communism and urged firm control of sea and air to defend Formosa, the Philippines, and Japan.

Washington Douglas MacArthur U. S. Congress Congress Asia Europe MacArthur Truman Far Eastern Vladivostok Singapore Pacific Formosa Philippines Japan U. S Coit California Oregon

Rites Saturday for Emma E Salterberg

Emma E Salterberg died here Thursday morning after weeks of illness. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 PM at Jones funeral home conducted by Rev Milo Phillips. Born September 13 1867 in Dutch Creek township she was the daughter of William and Margaret Hammes Salterberg. She is survived by a brother Fred of Bismark North Dakota and several nieces and nephews.

Kina E. Salterberg Jones Funeral Home Milo Phillips Dutch Creek Township William Margaret Hammes Salterberg Fred Bismark North Dakota

Funeral services for Mrs John May held at Jones funeral home

Funeral services for Mrs John May conducted at 2 PM Wednesday in Jones funeral home with Rev Carl Breefel and Rev Carl Megehelsen presiding. Pallbearers named Earnest Everette Donald Baker William Robert and Roger Waggoner. Burial in Ainsworth cemetery. Self service laundries report over six million dollars annual business per Census Bureau.

John May Jones Funeral Home Carl Breefel Carl Megehelsen Earnest Everette Donald Baker William Robert Roger Waggoner Ainsworth

Correction in Wayland water project operator name

A Wednesday Evening Journal error misnamed the ditching machine operator for Wayland water system work. The operator was Dewey Stephens Jr., brother of Gene Stephens, not Gene Stephens.

Evening Journal Gene Stephens Ainsworth Wayland Water System Dewey Stephens Jr Gene

Des Moines Weather Forecast With Cloud Increase

Des Moines Iowa forecast shows sunny conditions east and central this afternoon with high near 58 and light variable winds. West areas become cloudy with highs 48 to 58 and lows 25 to 40 across regions. rain chances rise Friday into the weekend with cloudy skies and fresh southerly winds, then cooler nights.

Des Moines Iowa

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Ef. J. Hesselschwerdt Kalona Merchant In Legion Member Arrowhead Farrell Moose Lodge Ray Whitehead Ivo Bere Harold Miller M’ Arthur Chorwon Kumhwa Xth Korean Reds Brighton Ne Pete ne _ be Ares Lake I Covoets Fairfield Wellman Riverside Keota Wayland Richland Packwood Crawfordsville Olds Winfield Sigourney Corn Insurance United Presbyterians National Ursula Keune Aurora Samonte Emma E. Salterberg Census Bureau
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