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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1942

Page

2

Indees to Play at Williamsburg Tomorrow Afternoon

The Washington Indees travel to Williamsburg for a return tilt after a home win. Next Sunday North English visits Blattner Field for a rematch. A donkey ball game drew a crowd. American Pearl beat the Indies two to one with donkeys aiding play. Deputy Sheriff Walt Kiesey joined the Indees after Andy Blattner declined participation.

Washington Indees Williamsburg Indees Blattner Field Indies Washington Andy Blattner Walt Kiesey

Results of Games In Major Leagues

Major league results and today’s scheduled games include Chicago at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Boston, St. Louis at New York, and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia with other games postponed.

Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnati Boston St. Louis N. Y Pittsburgh Philadelphia W. L. Pet New York Chicago-Brooklyn Cleveland Detroit

More Needed in Defense School

The article reports July 26 remarks by OCD Director Landis urging a strong, trained fire watcher corps in U S cities to combat incendiary bombs. It cites British raid experience showing fire prevention as key and notes use of solid water streams to quench fires quickly.

Sectire OCD Landis Britain United States Ater

Summer convocation at Iowa Union features Swarthmore guest

Last evening in the Iowa Union the University of Iowa held summer convocation with visiting Swarthmore College faculty member Prof. Troyer S. Anderson as speaker. Louisa A. Young received a bachelor of arts degree while Opal G. Munger James Albert Davidson and John L. Calkins earned master of arts degrees.

University of Iowa Iowa Union Troyer S. Anderson Swarthmore College Pennsylvania Louisa A. Young Opal G. Munger James Albert Davidson Washington John L. Calkins West Chester

Anderson Wins By a Knockout

Des Moines pugilist Bob Anderson wins the Iowa lightweight title by knockout of Buzz Lanning at Riverview Park in the eighth round. He improves to state champion in his second pro bout after opening slowly but dominating from the third round onward.

Bob Anderson Des Moines Iowa Buzz Lanning Ottumwa Riverview Park Anderson Alex Fidler Cedar Rapids Lanning Eli Shapiro Louie Kelley Ottumwan

New York at St Louis and Boston at Detroit Scheduled

Two NBA games on the slate with New York visiting St Louis and Boston visiting Detroit. The marks indicate only these two matchups set for the upcoming schedule.

Football Drill at Iowa Opens Early

IOWA CITY August 1 Earl ier than ever before football candidates at the University of Iowa begin drill Sept. 1 for the longest schedule since 1906. They open with Washington University Sept. 19 and play every Saturday through Nov. 28 ending in the Michigan stadium. The tentative roster lists 49 players with 29 sophomores and 8 ends 10 tackles 21 guards 4 centers 3 quarterbacks 8 left halfbacks 8 right halfbacks 4 fullbacks.

Iowa City University of Iowa Washington University of St. Louis Michigan Stadium Bill Burkett Independence Bill Parker Des Moines al Mannino Westfield N.J Bill Barbour Mason City Jim Keane Bellaire Waldo Marolf Davenport Jim Sweeney Cedar Rapids Harry Frey Fairfield al Urban John Staak Bruno Niedziela Chicago Ill Jerry Kubal Il Roger Kane Mundelein Bob Yelton la Porte Ind Stanley Mohrbacher Henry Blum Terris Warren Vogt Council Bluffs Joe Byrd Dallas Tex Gene Curran Dell Dickerhoof Bob Penaluna Waterloo Ralph Beardsley Anamosa Bob Liddy Monticello Don Lehmkuhl Orville Davidsmyere Downers Grove Harris Stageberg Dell Rapids Bob Richardson Jefferson Keith Stinson New Hampton Leo Masterson Louisville Bob Davis

Iowa City student returns after summer session

Carolyn Carbee a University of Iowa School of Pharmacy senior will stay with her parents in Iowa City until Tuesday then resume the second summer session. She plans a short vacation before fall classes begin. Mrs Clifford Blecha arrives from Norfolk Virginia to visit relatives for two to three weeks. Clifford serves in the Navy and is stationed in Florida. For sale a Maytag washing machine with engine offered at Irvin Sommers sale. 14812 Henrietta Marble visits Fort Madison after two weeks in San Angelo Texas and will be met there by Mr and Mrs C M Flesher. Martha Anne Mace comes home from Des Moines for a week’s vacation from Mere dith Publishing.

Carolyn Carbee Iowa City L. R. Carbee School of Pharmacy University of Iowa Clifford Blecha Norfolk Virginia Clifford Naval Service Florida Blecha New Mexico Henrietta Marble San Angelo Texas C. M. Flesher Fort Madison Max Marble Arnold Edwards Grand Island Neb Edwards

Certificates For Canning Sugar And Vehicle Quotas

This week 746 certificates for additional sugar for canning were granted at the county rationing office and a second period extends one week more with a rush expected. In July five applications for cars and five for bicycles were granted. August quotas set seven cars and ten bicycles for Washington county. statewide totals are 463 cars and 1,282 bicycles with many counties still restricted.

Washington County

Shiloh Social Notes From August Gathering

Shiloh residents share weekend visits with the Lowash and Schoonover families. Inez Schoonover returns to Springfield to resume nurse training at St. John's hospital after vacation. Edd Showalter and Pauline Schantz have recent birthdays. Mr. Lease and L. F. Sigafoose visit the Sigafoose home. Evelyn Jean Carter visits. Several guests call at local homes in a sequence of Sunday and Wednesday gatherings.

H. J. Schoonover Shiloh Ross van Nostrand Myra Bertha Josephine Lowash Marengo Conroy Inez Schoonover Mandy Springfield Ill St. John’s Hospital Sigafoose Robert Lease Sumner Iowa Mrs. Shaffer Sigourney Mr. Lease L. F. Sigafoose Evelyn Jean Carter Joan Sehoonover Edd Showalter Pauline Schantz Dave Schantz Mae Schowalter Muscatine Orville Caldwell Billy Marion Swift Sam Lambert Harold Reenblossom Paul Donald Roy Fetters Washington Ray Randall

Axis Bombers Raid Cairo Again

Axis bombers hit the Cairo area last night killing five people and wounding twelve others. Air raid warnings sounded in Alexandria the Suez Canal area and several northern and southern Egyptian provinces, the communiqué said.

Cairo Egypt Alexandria Suez Canal

Club Holds July Meeting at Mrs Means Home

The Past Worthy Advisors unit met last evening at Mrs. Roy Means home for supper and a brief business session led by vice president Mrs. Wendell Baker. They voted to continue the hospital sewing project with future plans set for Mrs. Donald Orr hosting. Attendees included Kathleen Godfrey Mrs Stewart Bell Mrs Don Boyer Audrey Hotle Mrs Thomas Duncan Mrs Orr Mrs Keith Norton Mrs Edsall Brown Mrs Ernest Wagner and Mrs Baker.

Past Worthy Advisors Club Roy Means Wendell Baker Donald Orr Kathleen Godfrey Stewart Bell Don Boyer Audrey Hotle Thomas Duncan Orr Keith Norton Edsall Brown Ernest Wagner Baker

Farm Home Damaged by Stove Smoke Near Columbus Junction

The Edmondson farm home three miles southeast of Columbus Junction sustained heavy smoke damage after an oil cook stove burned too high. Neighbor Joe Daniels in charge of the property could not adjust the flame. Local firemen fought the blaze with chemicals and doused the flames.

Marthe Butler Columbus Junction W. F. Edmondson Here Joe Daniels

Resolution Urges Release of Japanese from Mass Internment

A Disciples of Christ group in Grand Rapids passed a resolution urging the release of Japanese from mass internment. The vote followed opposition arguing the action was unfair since Germans and Italians in the United States faced no such mass action.

Grand Rapids, Mich Disciples of Christ United States

Ladies Aid Dinner Honors Choir Members at United Presbyterian

The Ladies Aid of the United Presbyterian church will host a dinner for church choir members on Tuesday evening August 4 in the church dining room. The August meeting is on an earlier date and membership for hosting is limited to society members only.

Ladies Aid Society The United Presbyterian Church

Romine Family Reunion and White Shrine Picnic Notice

Announcements noting the Romine family reunion set for Sunday August 4 at Keota park with a noon picnic and potluck. Also ESU employee meeting at Sunset park Thursday August 6 at 8 pm due to a defense school. White Shrine picnic scheduled Sunday August 9 at Riverview park Marshalltown for all members.

Romine Keota Es.u Sunset Park Defense School Riverview Park Marshalltown

First Washington VFW aviation cadet receives orders

Homer Lowry of southeast of Washington received orders to report at the Santa Ana field in California to enter aviation cadet training. He waited since May and is the first man in Washington to get travel orders after the VFW began enrolling men for the air service. He will train for a commission in the army air corps.

L. P. Ristine Mt. Pleasant State Hospital Sioux Falls S. Oak Army Air Corps Homer Lowry Washington Santa Ana Calif., Air Field Veterans of Foreign Wars Air Service Lowry V.F.W Air Corps

Saboteur Trial Near Conclusion

Final arguments in the eight Nazi saboteurs case resumed as deliberations draw near. The commission’s verdict, likely imprisonment or execution, is expected to go to the president tonight or tomorrow.

Washington, D. C

Social Calendar of Friendly and Ladies Aid Meetings

Tuesday events include a Friendly Social Club afternoon hosted by Mrs. Frank Macon and U P Church Ladies Aid dinner for the choir with meat rolls and desserts. attendees bring dishes and own table service. Wednesday lists Friendly Neighbors and Grace Hill Ladies Aid with sewing for Red Cross and a current events roll call. Thursday notes Pilotbury Ladies Aid with Mrs. Olin Bishop and Mrs. George S ghalla, plus a roll call and kitchen shortcuts.

Frank Macon Ladies Aid Society of U. P. Church U.P. Church Friendly Neighbors Club Logan Ahrens Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society Ed Libe Red Cross Pilotbury Ladies Aid Society Olin Bishop George S§ghalla Rolf Call

Birthdays Center on Mrs Thomas Duncan and Friends

Mrs Thomas Duncan celebrates her birthday today. In Prescott Arizona Mrs C E Negus also marks a birthday along with Bobby Birney and Lloyd Anderson. Out of town birthdays include Myrtle Raibo of Olympia Peggy Kay Shoim Anna Waggoner Mary Zeck Beenblossom Richard Johnson Jr Betty Ann Therion and Mrs Wilner Lauderman. Nancy Ellen and Frances Ann Pratt observe their second birthday anniversary.

C. E. Negus Prescott Arizona Bobby Birney Lloyd Anderson Myrtle Raibo Olympia, Wash Pegsy Kay Shoim Leonard Strohm Ste Thoma Haskins Nancy Ellen Frances Ann Pratt Mrs Frank Pratt Mary Zeck Beenblossom Richard Johnson, Jr Betty Ann Therion

Shortest Verse and Poignant Quote

The message notes the Bible’s shortest verse “Jesus wept” as a poignant moment. It reflects on John 11 35 and the emotional impact of the line.

Jesus John mi

Sixteen Students Give Piano Recital at Reister Home

The summer music pupils of Mrs. Edith Boileau Reister gave a piano recital yesterday at ten in the Reister residence. The program featured performers such as Overholt Debby Brenneman, Ruth Donaldson, Mary Stevens, Bonnie Gilbert, Marilyn Cook, Lois Garrett, Eva Stevens, JoAnn Wilson, Patricia Longwell, Jean Kennedy, Jean Boileau, and Maxine Reeves, with pieces ranging from Mozart to Russian Rhapsody and Witches Dance Hexentanz. Mothers and a few friends attended as the students displayed varied skill across many selections.

Edith Boileau Reister Reister Debby Brenneman Richter Thompson Ruth Donaldson Mary Stevens Thompson Thompson Bonnie Gilbert Thompson Haingrope Thompson Marilyn Cook Fairie Thompson Lois Garrett Shonnard Donna Curtis Rubenstein Margaret Brown Virginia Ziegzlowsky Bayly Muller Jesse Myrna Reeves Piaget Eva Stevens

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Reported

Clifford Porter and Forrest Denton of West Chester were admitted Thursday evening for surgery. Karl Jones of Keota, and Wilbur Kienie of Crawfordsville were discharged after tonsillectomies. Lewis Tobin of Riverside was admitted for medical treatment and John Minick of Washington was dismissed to home yesterday.

Clifford Porter West Chester Forrest Denton Karl Jones Keota Wilbur Kienie Crawfordsville Lewis Tobin Riverside John Minick Washington

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