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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1948

Page

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United Presbyterian Board Plans Mothers Day Offering

The United Presbyterian Board of Directors met with Iowa and Illinois synod mission superintendents Thursday to plan publicity for the Mothers Day offering on May Sunday. Funds will support and enlarge the Home. a goal of one dollar per member from each church is set, as the Home is at capacity with a long waiting list.

United Presbyterian Iowa Ilinois P. G. Dykhuizen C. G. Lunan Sherman Smith Burlington Maud Jackson Iowa and

Plan Hike By Boys For May Day Outing

Grade school boys schedule a hike Saturday May 1 with favorable weather. They will depart the Y at eleven tomorrow morning after class and return by four with lunches. Artemas Brown, YAC.LA secretary, notes the plan.

Artemas Brown Y. Ac.la. Retary

Woman Driver Held Responsible in Auto Crash

Judge George J. Grellner ruled Mrs. Raymond Richardson was responsible when she pushed the family automobile into the rear of another car while her husband sat at the wheel. Charges of reckless and drunk driving against Richardson were dismissed. he was fined 3 for failing to have a city tag.

Sr. Loe George J. Grellner Raymond Richardson Richardson

Local Students Dominate Three Contest Events

Washington high school students earned three Division I ratings and three Division II ratings in a Fairfield music contest. The girls glee club, girls sextet, Shirley Blattner in alto sax solo, the high school band, the trombone quartet, and Pat Weldin in flute solo all placed in Division I or II. Ninety musicians traveled by twenty one cars to the all day meeting as no bus was available.

Washington High Fairfield Washington Pat Weldin Fathimeidad

Third Meeting Fails to Ease Threat of Strike

Federal mediator reports no progress as third talks fail to narrow gaps in the nationwide rail labor dispute. Brotherhoods resist arbitration, differ on wage recommendations, with a May 11 strike vote looming and Douglass noting unchanged positions after sessions with railroad and union reps.

Frank P. Douglass National Railway Mediation Board Cleveland Douglass Brotherhoods

Teen-Agers Plan Saturday Dance at Hall

The Teen-Agers will hold a dance this Saturday night as usual with a fine public address system and record changer. A new ping pong table and a coke dispenser have been installed, improving hall convenience, and this may be the last dance until after graduation depending on group wishes.

Democrats Name 14 Delegates to State Convention at County Meeting

The Democratic county convention in Washington County gathered 75 delegates from 15 precincts at the K C hall. Harry Dye presided as 14 delegates were chosen to attend the state convention in Des Moines on May 15, with nominations for county attorney sheriff clerk of the district court state representative and county supervisors also discussed.

Washington County K. C. Hall Harry Dye Des Moines Towa Paul V. Shearer Earl Jackson Ina McDowell Harry Dusenbery West Chester Manford Rabenold County Board of Supervisors F. E. Ward Mary Griffin Green Riverside E. J. Hesselschwerdt Krona Resolutions Committee

St Ambrose Band to Play Concert Here

Tickets go on sale for the St Ambrose vollese band concert at Washington high school auditorium Wednesday evening May 5. Mrs Harry Sowde chairs the committee sponsoring the event with Clarice J Kriesa directing the 50 piece band. Soloists include Jack Cline Hubert Driggs Ray Teffler and more. Tickets are 10 and available at Ledger's Appliance or from Mrs Lowden.

Clarence J. Kriesa St. Ambrose Ning Washington College St. Mary's St. James Church Washington High School St. Ambrose Tri-Cities Washington Jack Cline Hubert Driggs Ray Teffler Elarivets Ledger Lowden

Delegates Vote On Union Of Churches At Iowa Synod

Delegates at the Iowa Synod session held at Salem Church in Quincy Missouri voted on forming the United Church of Christ by uniting the Evangelical and Reformed church with the Congregational Christian Church. Final tally: 97 in favor, 17 against. Rev Milo J Phillips and Henry Witthoft supported the merger. Dr Allen Wehrli delivered the keynote address. Phillips re elected rural church committee chair.

Lowa Brancelien and Reformed Church Sheild Salem Church Quincy Mis Evangelical and Reformed Church United Church of Christ Ehurch General Synod Milo J. Phillips Henry Witthoft Washington Valley Charge Iowa Synod Oes Allen Wehrli Washington Salon Milo Phillips Elaine Man Rural Church Iowa

Small Fry Asked to Aid Hungry Children

Members of the Small Fry group at Washington U.W. CLA are asked to help fund a drive to feed 230 million children in overseas war ravaged countries. They will bring pennies to the Y.W. Friday May 1, delivering funds to Mrs. Lewis M. Bolton of the National Y.W. C.A. Board.

Washington U.w.cla Small Fry Y.W Lewis M. Bolton Y.W.C.A Bolton Iowa American Overseas Aid United Nations Huth Ann Brown

Marriage License Issued to Welte and Shalla

A marriage license was issued today at the courthouse to Robert Junior Welte of Richmond and Rita Ann Shalla of Kalona.

Court House Robert Junior Welte Richmond Rita Ann Shalla Kalona

Medical Society Honors Dr Hull for 50 Years in Practice

Dr Henry C Hull was honored by the Washington County Medical Society at a dinner marking fifty years in medicine. The event at the county nurses home featured Dr GC A Boice of the Iowa State Medical Society awarding a 50 year pin. Also noted was a South America trip by Dr and Mrs Stewart Cullen of Iowa City with color photographs.

Henry C. Hull Washington County Medical Society GC. A. Boice Iowa State Medical Society Hull Washington Counts N. J. Lease Crawfordsville W. McLaughlin South America Stewart C. Cullen Iowa City

Statement of Democratic Ideals and Leadership Names

The text asserts faith in scientific research and democratic government, emphasizing “government of the people, by the people and for the people.” It lists signatories Paul V. Shearer, Chr. E. J. Hesselschwerdt, and Mrs. T. Vv. Knerr.

Four 4-H Delegates Named for National Camp

Iowa will name four 4-H club delegates to the national camp in Washington D C June 16 to 23 from eight finalists. Finalists include Norma Jean Eggleston Plainfield Janet Shillington Clarion Marilyn Selbeck Rutland Phyllis DeWolf Gilmore City Jack Lang Brooklyn E Richard Lomen Decorah Ronald Paasch Walnut and Eugene Woodcock Tripoli.

Des Moines Uvp Iowa Washington, D. C Norma Jean Eggleston Plainfield Janet Shillington Clarion Marilyn Selbeck Rutland Phyllis DeWolf Gilmore City Jack Lang Brooklyn E. Richard Lomen Decorah Ronald Paasch Walnut Eugene Woodcock Tripoli

Hold Final Sales School Meetings

Final sessions of the Chamber of Commerce sales and merchandising school drew nearly 400 attendees in the high school auditorium and YMCA. Mary Williamson and Lou Locatell spoke on sales problems in small firms and service personnel relations, with strong audience engagement and post session inquiries from Clarion and Des Moines Hotel association members.

Chamber of Commercce Sales Y.M.C.A L. J. Norton Mary Williamson Younkers Lou Socatell Stewart-Warner Company Miss Williamson Locatell Norton Paul Thayer Washington School Clarion Des Moines Hotel Association Chamber of Commerce

Bloody Battle Follows Truce In Ancient City

In Jerusalem Katamon area fighting resumes after a two hour truce. Haganah forces advance house to house and take over half the Arabic quarter including a monastery headquarters. About 1000 Haganah troops are in action in Katamon with uncertain Arab forces defending the area.

Jerusalem Katamon Holy City Haganah

Blue Reviews Iowa ROTC Detachment on Governor's Day

In Iowa City on April 30 Governor Blue paused his primary campaign to review the University of Iowa ROTC detachment during their 64th annual Governor's Day. Also on the reviewing stand were university president Virgil M. Hancher Maj. Gen. James M. Gavin Major General Paul L. Williams and Brig. Gen. Charles Grahl.

Iowa City Robert D. Blue Blue University of Iowa

Brighton Seniors Tour Des Moines For Drake Relays

Brighton high school seniors guided by Supt B H Paxson traveled to Des Moines on a Friday sight seeing trip and attended the Drake relays. Passengers include Norma Poliren Genevieve Stout Shirley Arnold Katherine Barnes Lucille Rusow sky Dorothy McMillen Janet Porton Kenneth Guy LeRoy Var Winkle Marion Dunbar Benn Faris and Keith Schimmerfin nig Mary Nash could not go. A fish breathes through its gills absorbing dissolved oxygen as it swims.

Edna S. Crile Brighton B. H. Paxson Des Moines Norma Poliren Genevieve Stout Shirley Arnold Katherine Barnes Lucille Rkusowsky Dorothy McMillen Janet Porton Kenneth Guy LeRoy Var Winkle Marion Dunbar Benn: Faris Keith Schimmerfinnig Mary Nash

Mail mishap at South Washington station injures mail

A Rock Island train damaged about 30 letters at the South Washington station when the mail pouch was dropped from the train. Several pieces of mail were mangled and a Journal news photograph was delivered today in around 100 fragments.

Washington Rock Island South Washington Journal Daily News

Also Mentioned on This Page

St. Ambrose College John Lyman United Presbyterian Home Allen Stewart Richard A. Stewart United Presbyterian Churchs Wehr Photn U. P. Home Board Mediation Board Chicago Brotherhood Karry Dye E. E. Ward John Knotek Louis Rinner Ivo Grady R. G. Green Forrest Walker Richard Weeks Frank Horn Zelda Shebeck Rodney Arnold Albert Duwa Jobo Rath Albert Hesselschuverdt St. Ambrose Band Kriesa Wisconsin Europe United Naetions Organization Democratic Party St. Paul Dr. Wehli Medical Society Honors Dr. Hull Chr T. Vv. Knerr General Motors Corporation William Knudsen Detroit Blue Reviews R.O.T.C. Detachment Drake
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