Hamiltons Visit Ties Fresno Family to Simons
Mr and Mrs Ben Hamilton and their children Nadine and Leon, from Fresno, Calif, arrived for a visit with the T J Simons family. Mrs Hamilton is Mr Simons sister. The Hampsher and See Shop will close Aug 5 to 10. Lana Crone visiting from Quincy Ill with Rex and Mrs Long. staying at Charles Crone home. Beggs store will stay open Saturday nights until 10 p.m. Rev Alfred Trenerry leaves for Little Lake Mich for a week with brother Richard E Trenerry and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hamilton
Nadine and
Leon
Fresno
Calif
T. J. Simons
Mrs. Hamilton
Mr. Simons
Lana Crone
Quincy, Ill
Rex Long
Charles Crone
Beggs
Alfred Trenerry
Little Lake
Mich
Richard E. Trenerry
Fairfield Held Hitless as Washington Juniors Win 9–0
Washington's Legion Juniors shut out Fairfield 9 to 0 in five innings due to rain at the armory field. Tommy Murphy pitched six strikeouts with no walks, while Fairfield made multiple errors and five Washington hits produced the runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Legion
Fairfield
Armory Field
Tommy Murphy
Post
Washington Lads
Schmidt
Vacha
Aller
Putman
Crandall
Murphy
Wapello
Major Leagues Results and Tonight's Schedule
Scores show St. Louis beat Brooklyn 3-1 while Pittsburgh visits Boston in rain. Cincinnati and Philadelphia games postponed. Tonight's pitcher matchups include Sewell and Roe for Pittsburgh vs Rosio and Schumacher for New York. Chicago Wyse faces Boston Spahn in a night game.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Sewell
Roe
New York
Rosio
Schumacher
Heusser
Beggs
Higbe
Chicago
Wyse
Spahn
Brazie
Judd
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Bonham
Reynolds
Newsom
Rigney
Christopher
Gatehouse
Hughson
Trout
March Chicks Seen Most Desirable For Year-Round Rearing
Experts note that while chickens can be raised successfully every month, a single brood per year yields March chicks as the most desirable. These chicks can be put on the range after the brooding period and typically avoid molt through the following winter.
Regular bedding checks protect child health year round
Regularly inspect children's bedding to ensure safety and comfort. Maintaining good bedding supports restful sleep, which underpins healthy growth, alert minds, and overall well being.
Big Party at Washington Country Club Highlights
Last night’s stag at the Washington country club drew about 200 men and featured a full program. Dee Lawcon provided Hammond organ entertainment with singalongs, while Gus Alsip staged three high school boxing bouts. Peggy and Bonnie Knauss performed duets with their mother’s piano accompaniment, and South American entertainers led by Mart Whittaker offered dances, guitar, and songs. A pre dinner golf event and a rain-shortened driving contest closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Country Club
Clayton Bear
Dee” Lawcon
Radio Fame
Gus Alsip
Jin Stone
Don Earls
Don Thornton
Jim Davidson
Jerry Denison
Bob Kelley
Ray Whitehead
Peggy
Bonnie Knauss
Guy Knauss
Lawson
Mart Whittaker
Iowa City
Josephine Chaves
Colombia
Leonidas Saavedra
Panama
Jorge Haramillo
Peru
Felipe Saleme
Bolivia
Schedule Reveals Golf Finals for City Tournament
The time schedule and finalists for the men's and women's city golf finals will be published tomorrow. The championship flight final between Bill Kelsey and Claire Whiting will be 27 holes with nine in the forenoon, and remaining matches start at 1 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Kelsey
Claire Whiting
Farmer Killed in Tractor Accident near Indianola Iowa
Howard Canine, 26, was killed on his father's farm four miles west of Indianola when he apparently fell from a tractor and was run over by a mower attachment. Dr. C H Mitchell, Warren county coroner, said Canine likely died instantly. a neighbor found the overturned tractor in a ditch. He was a World War II veteran and is survived by his parents and one brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianola
Iowa
Howard Canine
Here
C. H. Mitchell
Warren County
Canine
Elizabeth Utter and Vernon Eberlein Married in Minneapolis
Elizabeth Utter daughter of R. C. Utter Columbus Junction wed Vernon C. Eberlein son of the late Henry Eberlein Luverne Minnesota in a July 26 ceremony at the Church of the Incarnation Minneapolis Rev J Streff officiated. The couple plans to reside in Minneapolis after a wedding trip through northern Minnesota and the Black Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Elizabeth Utter
R. C. Utter
Vernon C. Eberlien
Henry Eberolein
Luverne
Minn
Church of the Incarnation
Minneapolis
J. Streff
Jean Utter
Robert Ryan
Richard Utter
King Cole Hotel
Minnesota
Black Hill
South Dakota
Jean
Mary
R. A. Utter
Harmony Club Ice Cream Social at Mayer Home
Ten members of the Harmony club and guests enjoyed the Paul Mayer home last evening for the club's ice cream social. Entertainment was arranged by Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Kleese and Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Harvey with Mrs. James Brooks as refreshment chair, serving home made ice cream and cake amid visiting and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
Paul Mayer
R. J. Kleese
T. M. Harvey
James Brooks
Sunshine Community Club Picnic At Lake McBride
Members of the Sunshine Community club and families enjoyed a picnic dinner and outing at Lake McBride yesterday. Some swam and boated while others played games. Guests included Mrs. Patricia Stewart and daughter Patty of California, Elaine Dillon of Johnsboro Venn, Mrs. Harry McCreedy of Iowa City, Elsie Marshall, Junior Simmering, Bub Koehler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Community Club
Lake McBride
Patricia Stewart
Patty
California
Elaine Dillon
Johnsboro
Venn
Harry McCreedy
Iowa City
Elsie Marshall
Junior Simmering
Bub Koehler
Youth Fellowship Picnic Hosted by Sojka Family
The Baptist church Youth Fellowship met at Ray Sojka’s home north of town last evening despite rain. Twenty seven attended. hostesses Frances Rosamond and Louisli Sojka organized a cooperative dinner inside. Charles Murdock sang, Cathy Little and Rhea Buck performed, John McGaffey whistled, with Mrs. Charles Murdock on piano. Devotions led by Mrs. Charles Dawson. Charles Murdock led the business meeting. Games and a quiz followed. plans made for another gathering in two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Ray Sojka
Frances
Rosamond
Louisli Sojka
Charles Murdock
Catharine Little
Rhea Buck
John McGaffey
Strikes Break Out at Paris Telegraph District Hubs
Strikes disrupted four Paris telegraph and telephone district headquarters with walkouts reported elsewhere in France as the 21 nation peace conference continued at Luxembourg Palace. Indications show conference work remained active despite the walkouts. Workers struck for 10 hours Tuesday over pay demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bhrance
Luxembourg Palace
Davis Walker wedding vows in Ainsworth church
Martha Everil Davis of Crawfordsville and John Wallace Walker exchanged marriage vows in a candlelit double ring ceremony at Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church. The bride, daughter of Latimer and the late Davis, wore nylon marquisette and taffeta with a pearl necklace. The groom, son of Co A Walker of Ainsworth, recently discharged from the army. The couple will reside in Washington after a Colorado trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church
Martha Everil Davis
Crawfordsville
John Wallace Walker
Co. A. Walker
Raymond Bell
Mildred Pressly
Ruth Atkinson
David Henry Davis
Washington
Kenneth McConnell
Mrs. Bell
Miss Pressly
Uisette
Oscar Hughes
Lois and
Joy Davis
Wanda Bartz
Colorado
Ainsworth High School
Mrs Libe Hosts HEO Meeting and Picnic Plan
Mrs Maurice Libe was hostess for the August HEO club meeting with all members present and three guests Mrs Allen Atkinson Mrs Frank Libe and Mrs Lynn Wertz. Plans were made for a family picnic supper August 7 at Sunset Park. The next meeting will be September 5 with Mrs Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Libe
H.E.O. Club
Allen Atkinson
Frank Libe
Lynn Wertz
Walter Anderson
Sunset Park
Anderson
Atkinson
Aid Society Plans Reception Honoring Rev Mrs F Smith
Gracehill Ladies Aid met at the Community building with 11 members present. They voted $10 for the Moravian mission in Alaska and planned a reception for Rev Floyd Smith and Mrs Smith at the Community building on an upcoming Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society
F. Smith
Gracehill Ladies Aid Society
Floyd Smith
Nelson Woodford
Ed Libe
Alaska
Gracehill
New Haven
Toledo approves 32000 bond for municipal hospital
Toledo Iowa voters approved a 32000 bond issue by more than three to one to finance a municipal hospital. Unofficial returns showed 859 in favor and 197 opposed. Funds will buy the former Sac and Fox Indian sanitarium a mile west and its 30 acres valued at 107000, offered by the federal government for 232000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Iowa
Here
Birthday congratulations listed for local families
The notice items celebrate birthdays and wedding anniversaries for local residents. Names include H J Bren, Harold Johnson, Richard Dean Rigenhagen, Thomas West, Sharon Ann Armstrong, Julia Katherine Johnston, Lana Kay Shalla, Eugene Wade Chalupa, Rodney Davis, Harold Briley, Dow Bishop, Myrtle Brannen, Hilton Coon, Janet Robertson, Jeanne Richardson, Joe Hoover, Barbara Jane Redlinger, Jimmy Rich, and others with ages and family addresses where given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dean Rigenhagen
Arthur Rigenhagen
Thomas West
Wilber West
West Chester
Sharon Ann Armstrong
Boyd Armstrong
Julia Katherine Johnston
Richard R. Johston
Marenga
Lana Kay Shalla
Duane Shalla
Riverside
Eugene Wade Chalupa
Rodney Davis
Harold Briley
Daytona Beach
Fla
Dow Bishop
Pilotburg
Myrtle Brannen
Hilton Coon
Haskins
Janet Robertson
Crawfordsville
Jeanette Richardson
Joe Hoover
Oregon
Dynamite Blast Fatal to Farmer Near West Bend
Funeral services were held today for Ervin Bonstetter twenty eight who was killed on his farm near West Bend Iowa last Wednesday while blasting with dynamite in a grove of trees. Bonstetter's wife found his body when he failed to return home for dinner. He is survived by his wife and three small children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bend
Iows
Ervin Bonstetter
Bonstatter
Wfe
Preservation Guidelines for Tree Ripened Fruits
The guide notes ripening fruit for best flavor and details washing, inspecting for rot, removing pits, and slicing. It covers sugar packing ratios of three pounds fruit to one pound sugar and a 50 percent syrup made from five cups sugar and one quart water.
Social Calendar of Local Clubs and Meetings
Notices list upcoming events for Rebekah lodge 8 p.m. at 1 O C F hall and Fleur de Lis picnic at Sunset park. Country club pot luck at 6 30 p m at clubhouse with dish to pass. W R C initiation at Legion hall 2 30 p m. Democratic club meets 2 p m at Riverside with Mrs Green. Pythian Sisters 8 p m at K P hall. I O C F first degree at hall with Wapello candidates. Women of Country Club guest breakfast 8 15 a m with golf and bridge to follow. Reservations via local organizers.
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Rebekah Lodge
C.F
Fleur de Lis Club
Sunset Park
Women's Democrat Club of Washington Co
Mary Green
Riverside
Harry Dye
BE. C. Eicher
Jeanette Kyle
Pythian Sisters
Hall
Wapello
Women of Country Club
R. W. McCleery
Clarence Logan
Ted Brown
Club Meets With Mrs. Chas. Schiebel
Mrs. Charles Schiebel hosted the Friendly Circle club and 15 members including Mrs. Will Sheetz Mrs. Della Miller Mrs. Warren Stewart and Mrs. Ralph Kelsey for an afternoon program. After a brief business session led by Mrs. Harley Davidson, games and refreshments followed. The next gathering is planned for September 5 with Mrs. Harry Hutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Sheetz
Della Miller
Warren Stewart
Ralph Kelsey
Friendly Circle Club
Charles Schiebel
Harley Davidson
Merle Sheetz
Richard Schiebel
Harry Hutt
U.S. Diet Relies Heavily on Bread and Cereals
U S Diet Bread and other cereal foods provide about 25 percent of total calories and proteins in the U S diet. The data highlight the staple role of bread and cereals in national nutrition patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
U.S
Early Aluminum Utensil Makers Rise by 1900
As far back as 1900 there were more than a dozen firms manufacturing aluminum cooking utensils spun or cast and aluminum steam jacketed kettles were first produced during this period.
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Wolf’s Flower Shop
Japan
Cologne
By Scharmouche
Pioneer Drug Store
United States
Motor Service
South Carolina
Elberta Freestone
Ashington
MAJOR
John Soukup
Cedar Rapids
Washington State
John W. Soukup
Fred Kron
Mercy Hospital
Burlington
Eldred Kron
James Eldred
Charlotte Titus
Mary Schnoebelen
Loren Burr
Lone Tree
August Erbe
GO. V. Crall
John W. Lee
Vernon Eberlein
Mayer Home
Youth Fellowship
Sojka
Martha Davis
John W. Walker
Mrs. Libe
H.E.O. Meeting
H. J. Brenneman
Harold Johnson
Barbara Jane Redlinger
Jimmy Rich
Ed Rich
Farren
J. B. Randle
East
Madison
J. R. Menichols
HOTEL
Oy Studio For
By Ruth Foster
Legion Hall
West Chester Corps
Chas. Schiebel
Motorola
Sammy Baugh
Pennsylvania
Spalding
Pennsylvania Badminton
Shuttlecocks
Nicola
Harmon
North Side Square
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