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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1946

Page

2

Major Leagues Results and Standings Summary

Major League standings show Boston and New York ahead in the American League with mixed records. Monday results include Detroit 4 Chicago 0 and New York 2 Philadelphia 1. National League games feature Brooklyn 5 Boston 4 and New York 7 Philadelphia 6 with multiple matchups listed for today.

W. L. Pet Boston New York St. Gows Casassne Cleveland Philadelphia Washington Detroit Chicago Benton Dietrich Embree St. Louis Gatehouse Knott Flores Gumpert Masterson E. Johnson Brooklyn Cincinnati Cooper Head Feldman Judd Hoerst Passeau Pittsburgh Albosta

Gilmore Family Visit Nods to Fort Leavenworth Return

Mr and Mrs Ed Gilmore and children Patty and Johnny visit Chillicothe Missouri to join relatives after his honorable discharge as staff sergeant from Fort Leavenworth Kansas following a year overseas service in Japan. Lt Com Robert Stutsman of Patuxent River Maryland departs after a short leave with his parents before driving home in his 1946 Buick.

Ed Gilmore Patty Johnny Gilmore Chillicothe Robert Stutsman Patuxent River, Md E. E. Stutsman Set Robert Downing Fred Downing Downing Maryland Utah Edgewood Arsenal Fort Meade H. H. Knott Harrison J. “Ike

Junior Missionary Craft Period at United Presbyterian Church

The Junior Missionary society met Saturday afternoon. Girls made booklets titled God in Nature while boys did jigsaw crafts. Rhoderick Kerr led devotions on Easter. Rev Cassius McKnight spoke as chaplain. An Easter drama featured Mary Joan Blick and others. Mrs Kerr reviewed Trailer Town. Donald Kerr presided. 30 members answered roll call with stories from Trailer Town. Prayers for India followed by Mrs Acheson. Refreshments by Mrs Neill Trotman and Mrs John Blick.

Hospital Admits and Discharges Noted in Local Report

Jennie Keating and Jacob Green were admitted as medical patients yesterday afternoon. William Sable, a Richland resident, was admitted this morning. A son weighing six pounds fifteen ounces was born to Mr and Mrs Daryl Dodder at 4 40 this morning. Mrs Earl Hoover of Brighton and Mrs Joseph Hershberger of Kalona were dismissed this morning.

Jennie Keating East Second Street Jacob Green North Avenue D William Sable of Richland Daryl] Dodder East Main Street Earl Hoover Brighton Joseph Hershberger Kalona Don McClure Mercy Hospital Iowa City

Handcraft Group Holds April Meeting at Fortnightly Club

The Handcraft department of Fortnightly club met at Mrs. Charles Murdock’s home with 18 members and several guests. Officers for next year were elected, plans discussed for canned food drives, and guest speaker Mrs. Kep hart spoke on Graphology and Character Reading. The evening featured hobby displays and seasonal refreshments.

Charles Murdock Rodney Kephart Roger Colthurst Ainsworth Floyd Murdock Ruth Lemley Stanley Lewis Dora Minick Edna Messer C. A. Pratt Lillian Minick Ed Sorrell KE. G. Humm Robert Choate Jay FE. Sellers Margaret Applegat Kephart

Sweet potato varieties vary in vitamin A content

The sweet potato long valued as an energy food may be important for two vitamins A and C. Deep colored varieties rich in carotene give the most vitamin A. Red or yellow-fleshed types are strong sources, while pale-fleshed ones are lower. Vitamin C varies little across varieties.

Phyllis Crayne Weds Edwin J. Peiffer At St James Church

Phyllis Crayne and Edwin J. Peiffer spoke nuptial vows at 9 30 this morning in a St James church ceremony in the presence of 50 guests. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Crayne, wore a white taffeta gown with lace sleeves and a Calla lily bouquet. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Victor Peiffer, had served in the navy and will farm northeast of town. After a wedding dinner for 26, the couple, who will live at 509 North Marion, left for a short trip.

St. James Church Phyllis Crayne Edwin J. Peiffer Floyd Crayne West Chester Victor Peiffer H. J. Corcoran Corinne Peiffer Melvin Herrick Webster William Crayne Joe Trier Keota E. J. Harmeir Joan Keifer Irene Ofelt Miss Peiffer Marjorie Faulkner John Richards Eileen Hammen M. B. Crayne Oskaloosa John Frame Ainsworth Peiffer Navy Bermuda North Marion Avenue

Veterans of Foreign Wars post gains new commander in Fairfield

In Fairfield last evening Dimmitt-Voorhies post Veterans of Foreign Wars installed officers. Roy E. Coop was named the post's new commander. The update follows a busy local scene with other residents visiting relatives and service members remaining connected to wartime duties.

Don Bealer Everett Burham Fred J. Longer Jess Radda Fairfield Mr. Radda Dimmitt-Voorhies Post Roy E. Coop

Soap Wash Prevents Deep Soil in Garments

A how to soak soap method for fabric soil removal is described. Dampened fabric with soap rubbed onto marked areas and left briefly before washing. For stubborn stains a brush is gentler on fabric, and frequent washing prevents soil from embedding deeper in fibers.

Birthday wishes for local families and anniversaries

A juvenile birthday parade lists William Dean Koehler and John Edward Young Jr with cakes and candles and notes Dennis Beranek Thomas LeRoy Strohm also celebrate fourth birthdays. Local well wishes extend to Stanley Jarrard Elmer Hamilton Daryl Wood and others while Frank Mayhew marks a 74th birthday. Mr and Mrs Lester F Nichols celebrate 19th wedding anniversary.

John Edward Young, Jr John E. Young Dennis Arthur Beranek Arthur Beranek Riverside Thomas Leroy Strohm Leonard Strohm Stanley Jarrard Elmer Hamilton Daryl Wood Ainsworth Charles W. Jackson Doyle Plecker Doreen Lease Crawfordsville Clyde Beauchamp Winfield Fred D. Stewart William L. Varney Lester F. Nichols

Bible Department Seeks Officers for Next Year

Fort nightly club Bible department met at the Public Library for an April session. After prayer and roll call, members reviewed 1st Corinthians 15 and Halley’s notes on resurrection. Nominating committee proposed officers who were elected for next year: Mrs. N. M. Speidel, leader. Mrs. T. F. Barker, assistant. Mrs. F. E. Sturgis, secretary-treasurer.

Bible Department United Prayer N. M. Speidel Halley Speidel T F. Barker F. E. Sturgis

Blossom Time Flower Show by Des Moines Garden Club

The Des Moines Garden club hosts Blossom Time a spring flower show at Younker’s 5th floor west from May 7 to 11 with cultural and artistic classes and entries accepted from Federated Garden clubs of Iowa. May 1 is the entry deadline and a School of Design lecture series runs May 8 9 and 10 with judging certification offered over five years.

Des Moines Garden Club Younker West Federated Garden Club Iowa School of Design Younker’s Tea Room Irene Yard Ways and Means Committee Miss Yard

Garrett Brocius Wedding Details April 18

Theodora and Garrett Brocius wed April 18 at Summerville Methodist Church in a double ring ceremony. The bride Thelma A Brocius is the daughter of Ira and Mrs Brocius of Sumnerville and the groom is Cloyd Garrett of the Ernest Garrett family. 100 guests attended as maid of honor Jessie Ehrenzeller and best man William Brocius stood beside the couple. The couple plans to live with the Garretts as their home is remodeled into a duplex. Mr Garrett works at a local Montgomery Ward store.

Cloyd Garret Ernest Garrett Thelma A. Brocius Ira Brocius Sumnerville Penna Mr Garrett Summerville Methodist Church Jessie Ehrenzeller Springville N. Y Wacs William Brocius Garrett Miss Ehrenzeller Brocius Montgomery Ward

Marriage Date Announced For D Hysell And Anna Waggoner

At a Floyd Harvey home dinner, the approaching marriage of Anna Waggoner and Delbert T. Hysell was announced. The ceremony will be held Saturday afternoon at the Methodist church. A large cooperative dinner followed and a shower for the bride and fiancé, who recently returned from service in the European theater, was held.

Floyd Harvey Anna Waggoner Delbert T. Hysell Miss Waggoner Riley Provance Des Moines Nora Faulkner Marjorie Harvey Waggoner Ed West Wanda Bowden Tom Harvey Paul Harvey Preston Paul Deimerly W. J. Taylor

Anniversary Dinner for TeBockhorsts Fifth Year

Children and grandchildren gathered at the TeBockhorst home four miles east of Washington on Sunday evening to honor Mr. and Mrs. Paul TeBockhorst on their fifth anniversary. A family dinner followed by an Easter egg hunt was enjoyed. Out-of-town visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Firmin Te Bockhorst.

Henry TeBockhorst Washington Paul TeBockhorst Firmin Te Bockhorst

Frances O Conner to Marry Lamont Duwa

Riverside announces the engagement and approaching marriage of Frances O Conner and Lamont Duwa. The wedding is planned for June at St Mary's church in Riverside. O Conner teaches at Garwin High School. Duwa is a recent US service veteran.

Riverside William O'Conner Frances O'Conner Lamont Duwa Albert Duwa St. Mary’s Church Miss O'Conner Garwin Iowa Dann United States Service

Presbyterian morning prayer meeting announced

The Presbyterian church at 5712 Fairfield will host a morning prayer meeting at 9 30 on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Omer Tebockhurst and their three children of Moline Illinois will attend.

Presbyterian Fairfield Omer Te- Bockhurst Moline, Ill

Social Calendar Notices For Damascus Area Activities

Social events and meetings listed for the week include Damascus Shrine 8 p.m. at the Masonic temple with social hour, Pythian Sisters pot luck at K P hall, V F W Auxiliary pot luck at KC hall, and Women’s Missionary Society evening at U P church. Wednesday posts include Sunshine Community Club and Flower Exchange, Homemakers and Valley Ladies Aid, and cooperative luncheon. Thursday features Fleur de Lis Plant Exchange, Just Us Club, Rural Women’s Club insect history talk, Pansy Hill Club Flower Exchange, and Friendly Bible class. Friday calendars include Baptist Women’s Missionary cooperative luncheon, West Chester W C T U, Presbyterian Ladies Aid group meetings, with speakers and host details noted.

Damascus Shrine Masonic Temple Pythian Sisters K. P. Hall V.F.W K. C. Hall Women’s Missionary Society U.P. Church Sunshine Community Club Sam Warren Flower Exchange Homemakers Club Huberr Redlinger Flower and Bulb Exchange Valley Ladies Aid Society Flower Bethel Missionary Society W. Z. Allen Floyd Letts Just Us Club W. Easter Rural Women’s Club Lou Rhodebeck Pansy Hill Club John Wagner John Little John Owen Women’s Republican Club Y. W A. W. Hinderman Wepello Baptist Women’s Missionary Society West Chester W.C.T.U Fred Bauer Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society Marsh Bailey H. P. Wilson Frank

Garden guidelines for Ruth Foster

A garden plot should have deep fertile well drained soil and avoid lower spots. Vegetables need at least six hours of sun daily. Trees and shrubs near the garden reduce yields. If rotation is not possible rotate crops and avoid planting the same vegetable on the same area more than once every three years to protect soil fertility and reduce pests.

Ruth Foster

Pearson Hostesses Held Church Event Schedule

The Women's Council of the Christian church meets at 2 p.m. at the church with hostesses Mrs. Rennie Dawson and Mrs. Daniel Holcomb. A YWCA program follows at 8 p.m. in the Community room of the Y.

Woman Ninety Swears It Keeps Her Alive

Miss Hanna Dietrich of St. Louis reports a life changing result from using Pru lax a laxative herbal medicine containing Cascara and Senna Her letter credits improved digestion appetite energy and regular bowels after constipation caused bloating and gas The advertisement urges use of Pru lax with caution and offers a money back guarantee from Pioneer Drug Store.

Hanna Dietrich St. Louis Miss Dietrich Pru

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