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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1941

Page

5

Wayland Students Visit MecClintie Garage Shop

Wayland School News reports Mr Guengerich and Mr McClintie guiding a physics class through a V8 engine teardown and carburetor parts at MecClintie Garage with Ward Hixson. The piece also notes a 8-1 Wayland baseball loss to Olds Raiders on Olds diamond and upcoming Wayland vs New London schedule.

Guengerich MecClintie Roy McClintie Ward Hixson Olds Wayland Olds Raiders Olds Diamond BE. Mae Gray Miss Gray

Mire Meyer Helps Care for Sister in Brighton Home

In Wayland on April 23 Mrs. Ben Meyer cares for her sister Katherine Mann at the John Mann home near Brighton as she slowly recovers from a stroke. Also noted are anniversaries births and family visits across the Wittmer,Eicher,Rich,Schantz,Heichelberger,French communities. Carolyn Sue Schlatter, one year old, ill with bronchial pneumonia and taken to Washington County Hospital.

Mire. Meyer Brighton Ezra Wittmer Wayland Ben Meyer John Mann David Wittmer Mr. Pleasant Clara Wenger Des Moines Harry Warren California Lewis Spiedel University Hospital W. J. Eicher Carolyn Sue Raymond Schlatter Washington County Hospital

Soldiers Center at Camp Claiborne Names its Facility

Camp Claiborne Louisiana reports a new soldiers center in Alexandria supervised by a local director with Ross Bunch as physical director from Detroit YMCA. A $10 prize named the center Soldiers Center after a naming contest won by Mayor Lawkin. Mail flow runs heavy with about 70 sacks daily, while 50 letters are returned for improper addresses. The 34th Division welcomes selectees from St. Louis, with an escort already en route. A water shortage affects wells and vehicle washing, prompting fire marshal cautions. Thousands of Alexandrians watched a four mile parade past Gov. Jones and generals, with Fairfield’s Lesrd Regimental band praised for its performance.

Camp Claiborne Alexandria Ross Bunch Detroit Michigan Lawkin Soldiers Center St. Louis 34Th Division Gov. Jones Louisianna Irving A. Fish Lesrd Regimental Band Fairfield Walsh Daley P. A United States Army

Tyrone News Briefs Include Illness and Visits

A Washington doctor visited Jackie Linemaster and later Fred Sheetz who is convalescing from mumps. Many locals and relatives, including the Fulton family, Hahn, Miller, and Crawford households, spent time with friends and relatives over the weekend. Mrs. C A Nuttrell, formerly Cassie Edwards, died in Waterloo, leaving a husband, two sons, and several siblings. Mrs. Harold Keys and her grandson arrived from Madison, Wisconsin, to see her grandmother ill in Washington.

Tyrone Washington Jackie Linemaster Fred Sheetz Afernoon Serge Merven Fulton Guy Black John Hahn Black Waldo Miller Milo Weavers Home Nick Hahn Bernard Otto Sheetz Will Crawford George Crawford Roy Hatherty Sikke Temple Dave Temple Kittrell Cassie Edwards Keith Ackley John Roy Edwards Longreach Calif Otto Edwards Muscatine Faye Reeves Pearl Wiggins Pleasant Plain Harold Keys Madison, Wise Frank Hoover Washington Hospital George Messer of Fairfield

Hopping funeral noted in Washington gathering

Dixie Dugan the True in Heart reports mourners at the George Hopping funeral in Washington Monday afternoon. Attendants include H C Messer Edna Crile and Ettie McCarty. Additional notes mention visits to Ames Burlington Williamsville and Keota and a patient at Washington hospital improving after a cerebral hemorrhage.

Edna Crile Ettie McCarty George Hopping Washington W. R. Noland Bate Ann Ames Burlington Verne Madden Jennie Madden Lester Hanlon Williamsville

Notable Wehrmacht Talk: Merle A Simpson Ends Message

A brief, quoted message from Merle A Simpson notes that more than two million men look and that the 34th division is not as effective, declaring the issue over before it starts. The note ends with a plan to write again later and a cue to proceed to mess.

Mess

Brighton Resident Wins First Place in Racing Contest

Brighton news item reports Horner of Brighton winning the Class B power boat championship across five states Iowa Illinois Missouri Nebraska and Kansas at the Midwest Power Boat association meeting in Quincy. Mrs R W Fillmore recently having major surgery at Washington hospital returned home Tuesday and weekend visitors include Frank Duke of Frankfort Indiana en route to Excelsior Springs Missouri to spend the summer. Mrs Arthur Kessler was moved from Washington hospital to her home.

Brighton A Horner Midwest Power Boat Association Quincy Iowa Hinois Missouri Nebraska Kansas R. W. Fillmore Washington Hospital Frank Duke Frankfort Ind

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wayland School News D. W. Githens Ellis Mt. Union Butterworth Ainsworth Paul Mr. Ellis Sodergren Tom Wenger Donald Kauffman Johenny Mast Charles Eicher Dale Eichenberger Calvin Clark Wyman Indians New London Iowa Wesleyan College Wayland High School Erade J. W. Pritchard Journal Ride Frank Rich Crawfordsville Alice Aldine Heichelberger Irene Edna Resehly Ray Roth Orval Milley Peoria Hill Orie Miller Chevrolet Fisher West Washington St New Bobs Watson Spencer Tracy Mickey Rooney the State Dixie Dugan By McEvoy Stpiebel H. C. Messer Pital Troxworth Marvin E. Lewis Keota Lewis Rath Ralph Hoxworth Jack Luckenbill Near Wayland Idna Crile Ervan Barnett Fairfield Hospital DIXIE Merle A, Simpson J. A. Horner Rhua Helmick Bud Dodge & Plymouth Sales & Service Meet Hotel Planters N. Clark Famous Circle
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