Local News Briefs From Cedar Rapids and Oakland Visit
Local resident G. E. Frey a professional mas seur will attend a event at the Cy Bush residence 324 E Washington St on Saturday August 5. Dale W. Sheetz left Cedar Rapids Monday after a ten day furlough with family and friends planning a day in Oakland California with his sister Virginia before heading to Lemoore Field California. Mrs Oscar Sheetz Rosella Max Mrs Lois Miles and Caf ferie Stover spent Sunday evening and Monday with Mr and Mrs Dale Loeffler of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Frey
Cy Bush
Washington St
Pfe
Dale W. Sheetz
Cedar Rapids
Oakland
California
Virginia
Lemoore Field
Calif
Oscar Sheetz
Rosella
Max
Lois Miles
Cafferie Stover
Dale Loeffler
Results of Major League Games
Standings show St. Louis leading the American League with a .584 mark and Boston at .531. Monday results include St. Louis over Washington 3 2 and Philadelphia beating Chicago 3 2. Pitchers Harris and Black for Philadelphia face Lopat and Humphries for Chicago in today’s only scheduled games.
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W. L
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Harris
Black
Lopat
Humphries
National League standings and results update
National League standings show St. Louis leading with 69-26 .726, Cincinnati 64-42, Pittsburgh 50-40, New York 46-51, Chicago 42-47, Boston 39-56, Philadelphia 37-55, Hepkiyna 38-68. Latest games: New York 9 Cincinnati 6. St. Louis 1 Cincinnati 9. Pittsburgh 12 Boston 5. St. Louis 14 Brooklyn 5. Cincinnati 5 New York 4. Chicago at Philadelphia postponed due to strike. night games listed for St. Louis at Pittsburgh and Chicago at Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lt. Pet
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Hepkiyna
Brooklyn
Brecheen
Sewell
Navy Ensign William Fawn Home on Leave Soon
Mr and Mrs W P Rawn received a telegram that their son Ensign William Fawn now in San Francisco will be home on leave in a few days He served the last year in the New Guinea and Pacific Islands area Mrs James Larsen and her son Charles of Minden Nebraska arrived for a two week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs G B Holden
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. RaWn
Ensign William Fawn
San Francisco
Calif
Navy
New Guinea
Pacificslands
James Larsen
Charles
Minden
Nebr
G B. Holden
Lawrence Herrick
Jeanette Helmick
James D. Helmick
Columbus Junction
Germany
Europe
Burdette Brown
AMMC
Hutchinson
Kas
Vernon Brown
San Diego
Penicillin Administered to Wilbur Wenger Near Rheumatic Fever
In Wayland on August 1 Wilbur Wenger son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Wenger was taken to Henry County hospital for penicillin treatment and returned home Sunday noon due to rheumatic fever. The article also notes illnesses at the hospital and local community activities including a 27th annual Flowers threshing picnic and funerals, visits, and church attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Wittmer
Wayland
Wilbur Wenger
Ralph Wenger
Henry County Hospital
P. P. Wyse
Mahlon Wyse
Ida Posa
Chicago
Visitors depart after family gatherings in Adel and La Porte City
Mrs Willam Sartor and children from Adel and La Porte City families left for home after visiting Dr and Mrs M H Sartor and sister Mrs Wendell Baker. Martha Birka heads to Sioux City for work after two weeks with Cyrus and Mrs Birka. Mr and Mrs King Palmer returned to Des Moines after business trip with Mrs Palmer visiting sister Mrs Robert Young. Mrs David Allen came back from Excelsior Springs after a two week stay. An Argulus Larson patient at Iowa Lutheran hospital in Des Moines shows signs of improvement as she eats better and asks questions though not fully conscious. parents Mr and Mrs Adolph Larson report her general condition improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Sartor
Adel
Caroleen Sartor
Robert Davis
Des Moines
Courtwright Hawley
Ruth
Betty
la Porte City
M. H. Sartor
Wendell Baker
Martha Birka
Sioux City
Cyrus Birka
Mrs. King Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Mrs. Palmer
Robert Young
Argilus ‘Larson
Iowa Lutheran Hospital
Adolph Larson
Arylus
Tavern operator shot in head after refusing beer sale
Ottumwa police report Bernard McGwin, tavern operator, was shot in the head Tuesday by one of two men who demanded beer. He said the assailants cried this is a stickup and fled after firing. McGwin sustained only a minor wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Bernard McGwin
McGwin
Mason and Mullen Families Visit with Mrs Jugenheimer
Marjorie and Elizabeth Ann Mullen spent a few days with the Elmer Mason family in Havre. The Mullens joined the Masons for a Sunday dinner and later visited Mrs. Mason's aunt Mrs. Oscar Jugenheimer in Riverside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hering
Havre
Marjorie
Elizabeth Ann Mullen
Elmer Mason
Forrest Mullen
Donald
Walter
Mason
John Zieglowsky
George Koehler
Marshall Koehler
George Koehler, Jr
Frank Pratt
Letty Duke
Geraldine
Seattle
Wash
Walter Wilson
Don Neff
Eddie Schaffer
Amy
Towa
J. E. Nayadley
Milton Smith
John Mitchell
Crawfordsville
Will Mitchell
Lizzie Sommers
Harold Disney
Local Hospital Notes: Tonsillectomy and Fractures Reported
Larry Woods of 20 South Third Avenue underwent a tonsillectomy this morning. Mrs. Wayne Gideon of Aine Worth Route Two was admitted for x ray and treatment for a fracture of the right hip. Mary Blodgett of 803 North Seventh Avenue was admitted for minor surgery to remove a staple from a finger. Mrs Herbert Quincoup and daughter Nancy Ellen expect discharge this evening from 609 South Marton Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Woods
South Third Avenue
Wayne Gideon
Aineworth
Mary Blodgett
North Seventh Avenue
Herbert Qcsincoup
Nancy Ellen
South Marton Avenue
Increase in Whisky Ration for Permit Holders
DES MOINES The state liquor control commission announced a one pint increase in whiskey purchases for permit holders between now and August 26. Customers may buy one fifth and one pint during either the August 7 to 12 week or August 21 to 26 week. The usual ration has been one fifth every four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State
Lquor Control Commission
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Activities
Merry Maker club and families hold a 7 30 p m supper at Sunset Park. Bethel Missionary society meets at church with a children program. Country club women host golf and bridge at 4 30 p m with dinner. reservations by Tuesday with Mrs. Patterson or Mrs. Brindley. Methodist choir rehearsal at 7 45 p m, Grace Hill Ladies Aid guest day at Community Building. Sunshine Community club meets at Mrs. Montgomery’s. Valley Ladies Aid afternoon at St Church. Just Us club 6 30 p m at Sunset Park for supper. St Paul’s Women’s Guild and H E O club meet at church. Annual flower show and Homemakers club picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Maker Club and Families Weale
Sunset Park
Bethel Missionary Society
C. J. Wolfe
Charlies Plecker
Floyd Letts
Country Club
R. J. Patterson
Dan Brindley
Methodist Church
Church
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society
Sunshine Community Club
Malcolm Montgomery
Valley Ladies Aid Society
S- St Church
St. Paul's Women’s Guild
Af Saids Ccestocenteesnes
H.E.O. Club
Walter Anderson
Friendly Circle Club
Harold Klopfenstein
Walter Longer
Glen Cuddeback
Ray Sojka
Homemakers Club
Crawford Ralston and Stevenson Families Reunion Keota Park
The Crawford Ralston and Stevenson families announce their annual reunion for Sunday August 6 in Keota Park with a basket dinner at noon. The Knights of Columbus will hold a regular meeting at 8 45 Thursday evening August 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Ralston
Stevenson
Keota
Knights of Columbus
Fine 22 Persons for Violating Truck Ceiling
Des Moines OPA reports damages assessed against 22 individuals and dealers for selling used trucks above ceiling prices. Amounts ranged from 295.96 to 5.13 dollars, totaling 2,578 dollars, with proceeds sent to the federal treasury. The agency warns similar enforcement for used car price ceilings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Des Moines Office of Price Administration
OPA
DD. Holdoegel
Federal Treasury
One 88 000 Points At Cedar Rapids Cafe
DES MOINES The Butterfly Sweet shop in Cedar Rapids owes 88 000 points in arrears. The Des Moines OPA reports temporary 6 116 point loan to owners Alex and Steve Varvaris to buy rationed meats and butter while the deficit is liquidated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Butterfly
Cedar Rapids
Body of Boone Boy Retrieved from River
The body of Gilbert Dittmer, 13, who drowned Sunday afternoon, was recovered Tuesday from the Des Moines River west of Boone. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dittmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Gilbert Dittmer
Des Moines
Here
Ed Dittmer
Mrs Conner to Join Major Conner in Great Bend
Mrs Walter G. Conner will leave tomorrow afternoon for Great Bend Kansas to be with Major Conner who is stationed at the army air field. Mr and Mrs Frank Tinsley left this morning for Chicago after visiting since Sunday with Mr and Mrs M M Hebner. The Tinsleys have been living in San Francisco and are moving to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Conner
Great Bend
Kan
Major Conner
Army Air Field
Frank Tinsley
Chicago
M. M. Hebner
Tinsleys
San Francisco
Calif
St James Church Social Ends Summer Day at 6 30 PM
Junior Watson of Burlington returns home from vacation at the E P Rich residence near West Chester. He is accompanied by Jimmy and Donnie Joe Rich who will spend a few days there. The St James church social is set for Wednesday evening, August 2, with homemade ice cream and chicken sandwiches starting at 6:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Church
Junior Watson
Burlington
Ray Watson
South End
E. P. Rich
West Chester
Jimmy
Donnie Joe Rich
Sunset park community picnic and church gatherings
All former club members and families invited to a sunset park picnic at 6 30 pm with two dishes to pass sandwiches and table service. Rural Women’s club and families host an ice cream collection and family supper. Also Baptist church and U P church events with guest day luncheon and social honoring the Bielefeldt family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Park
Rural Women’s Club
Dave Livingston
U. S
Women's Missionary Society
U.P. Church
Baptist Church
A. J. Bielefeldt
Workers Needed to Harvest Tomatoes for Canning Plant
About 50 volunteers are requested to harvest and process 225 acres of tomatoes for Columbus Canning and H J Heinz in Muscatine. Register at the Columbus Junction plant office or Louisa County Farm Bureau in Wapello. Kenneth McCoy is plant manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Columbus Canning Company
H. J. Heinz Company
Muscatine
Louisa County Farm Bureau
Wapello
Kenneth McCoy
Carrots and Peas Featured In Various Dishes
The article describes carrots and peas as a popular combination and outlines several serving methods. It notes an unusual dish where the vegetables are tossed with butter and bruised mint or baked in a casserole with sour apples. Grated carrots are also used in muffins biscuits or marmalade.
Invite Friends to Patriotic Program in Crawfordsville
August 2 Crawfordsville Union Young People’s Society of the United Presbyterian and Presbyterian churches will host a patriotic program Thursday evening at o'clock in the United Presbyterian church. Admission is free. Also noted are moves of local residents Homer and Mary Martin and family to Iowa City and James Martin and family to Washington. The Rickey property sale and Cannon’s planned move are mentioned with the Rickey home contents to be sold Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Manners
Crawfordsville
Union Young People’s Society of the
United Presbyterian and Presbyterian Churches
United Presbyterian Church
Homer Martin and Sons
Iowa City
Cargill
James Martin
J C. Cannon
Washington
Cannon
T. W. Rickey
Rickey
Class Has Supper At Baptist Church
The Friendly Bible class of the Baptist church held a cooperative supper in the church dining room Monday evening. Twenty members and nine guests attended the 6:30 dinner followed by the class meeting. They regretted the departure of Mr. and Mrs. A J Bielefeldt and presented them a class gift. The evening ended with social time as Rev I Fredmund and his wife attended. Rev Fredmund was pastor here a few years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gray
F Airfield
Frank Goldsmith
Ruth
Eli Spidel
Harry Wilson
Everette Sears
Ann McCray
Omar Roth
Eva Adams
J. N. Hileman
Mt. Pleasant
E. S. Mullett
Noffance
Ind
Evelyn Taylor
Superior
Wis
Elaine Taylor
Daniel Orendorf
Sugar Creek
Willis Figsti
Ronnie
Morton, Til
Emery Eigsti
Alvin Boshart
Charles Spenler
Memphis
Tenn
Louis Spenler
Lyle Zehr
Earl Gingerich
Sam Elder
Arthur Davison
Dannie Roth
John Dill Hulme
Leonard Strohm
Anita Hesseltine
Margaret Witting
Dan Sechantz
John Martin Ardith Saltzman
al Rediger
The
Baptist Church
A. J. Bielefeldt
Bielefeldts
I. Fredmund
Rev
Fredmund
Feeder Cattle Should Be Isolated On Arrival
Shipped-in feeder cattle may bring serious diseases into the herd. The feeder should keep all shipped-in cattle isolated from the farm herd for some time.
Fortnightly Club Year Books Available at Library
The Fortnightly club announces yearbooks are at the public library for members to pick up in the coming weeks. Distribution is courtesy of Mrs Homer Stephen and Mrs Ales Lytle. The yearbook uses blue and gold colors and notes Mrs William C Sitler and Mrs Darrel L Ross on the yearbook committee with the department program chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Stephen
Ales Lytle
William C. Sitler
Darrel L. Ross
Mene
Is Epilepsy Inherited and What Causes It
An offer for a free booklet on epilepsy origins and inheritance. The Educational Division at 53S Fifth Ave New York invites readers to request the pamphlet, presenting opinions from physicians on the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ave
New York
N.Y
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Wolf’s Flower
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Erickson
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C. V. Grall
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Wyoming
Luna Munn
Otrac Rael
Washington, Iowa
David Allen
Excelsior Springs
Sorden’s
Sorden Music CO
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Lee
Fred Eisele
John Hauenstein
Ode Ferguson
Will
Boone Boy
Thornton & Miner
Waahineton
Daniel
Union Young People’s Society
Iowa Wesleyan College
the Evening Journal
San-Nap-Pak’s
Sim’s Shoe Store
Warner & Bristow
Earl T. Limerman
Prop
Girl Scout
Gold Cross
Victoria Cross
Crosbys Square
Red Wing
Lal J. Simeraman
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