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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1943

Page

2

Club Standings and Results of Games

American League standings show Washington leading with 55 49 and schedule notes list few games. Monday had no games. upcoming matches include New York at St. Louis and Boston at Chicago with listed pitchers Gatehouse Newsome Smith.

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Local notices and updates touch many towns and people

Local items report barber shop closure Aug 9 to 16. Military addresses for Howard B Moberly and Don ald D Vorhees listed. Residents travel to Chicago and Aledo Illinois. Women hats half price at Montgomery Ward. Marion Ferguson Navy transfer to Moses Lake. Barbara McGehee visits with Carris family. Various locals begin or resume jobs and vacations at Penney’s glove shop Pioneer Drug Store and other sites.

Local News Briefs Highlight Community Visits and Travels

Alice Wulf begins work as a waitress at Winga's Cafe. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Messer return from a week’s vacation near Hedrick and meet their new granddaughter Maryellen Benell. Various neighbors visit, travel, and send greetings, including stops in Keota Mt. Pleasant and Minneapolis.

E. H. Messer Donald Benell Donald Messer Hedrick Benell Maryellen Benell

Washington County Letters From Soldiers Reach Home

Short excerpts from letters received by Washington County residents reveal soldiers serving abroad share updates with families. Messages speak of pandemic era delays, daily routines, and hopes for safe return.

Washington County

Cadets At Iowa Heavy Eaters And Musicians With Guns

Cadets at the University of Iowa are fed in five service messes with 3600 men in the navy preflight and army training programs. Meals include meat, eggs, potatoes, butter, rolls, bread, lettuce, milk, and ice cream served cafeteria style at a rate of fifteen per minute.

Iowa City Navy Army University of Iowa Theodore Rehder Anager University Rehder Reider

Beauchamp family reunion at Sunset Park details

Crawfordsville August 10 Beauchamp families held their annual reunion at Sunset park Washington a cooperative dinner followed by visiting Officers elected for next year Rex Beauchamp president Dorothy Orris vice president and Mrs Clarence Hering secretary treasurer Attendees included numerous Beauchamps Orris Hering Marlett Phillips Newman Figg Waters Fulton Cros ly Edwards Williams Davis Rhea and others with visiting relatives from Moline Cedar Rapids Chicago Ottumwa Winfield and more The Molly Pitcher bond and stamp drive by the Legion Auxiliary raised about 800 locally though country district totals are pending.

Mary Manners Crawfordsville Beauchamp Sunset Park Washington Rex Beauchamp Dorothy Orris Clarence Hering Ernest Beauchamp Ralph Beauchamp K. Orris Dorothy Ora Marlett W. A. Orris Oma Phillips Hunlight W. Va Viola Caldwell Ottumwa Lawrence Newman Ed Newman Chicago Murray Figg Alfred Figg Muscatine Charles C. Waters Mt. Pleasant Milo Fulton Clarence Crosly Columbus Junction Lloyd Edwards Scott Orris Ainsworth W. J. Williams Near Winfield Merle Beauchamp Cedar Rapids Clarence Davis Dale Iowa Lydia Davis Everette Davis Presbyterian Church Gerald Rhea Moline Ill J.C. Rhea Molly Pitcher The Legion Auxiliary

Residents visit and address update noted in local items

Mr and Mrs Ray Pierce of Des Moines spent four days at the home of Mrs John Apple fate. This is the new address of Wayne Palmer R W Palmer as Co 69843 Camp Scott US 1TS Farragut Idaho. Lois Ofelt returned this morning from Burlington where she has been visiting a few days. Muriel Busch accompanied her home and will spend a few days here. DAMPNESS IN YOUR basement Dryettes will solve your problem. FSvk ens for tires 15115.

Arthur Brown Homestead Florida Merte Turner Grace Brown CC. E. Randolph Tommy Des Moines Turner Ray Pierce John Applefate Wayne Palmer R. W. Palmer Camp Scott U.S Lois Ofelt Burlington Muriel Busch

Funeral services held for Frank W. Stransky at Pilotburg

Frank W. Stransky was laid to rest August 4 1943 at Pilotburg Methodist Church with Rev. Stuart Peterson and Rev. Jacob De Koning officiating. Casket bearers included Wayne Stransky Harold Horak Harold Prebyl Joe Vodicka Stanley Vodicka and Allison Maas. Burial followed in Pilotburg Cemetery nearby. Relatives from Olpe Kansas Shellsburg Cedar Rapids Mediapolis Riverside Iowa City and West Liberty attended.

Pilotburg Frank W. Stransky Pilotburg Methodist Church Stuart Peterson Jacob de Koning Washington Carl Erb Rosetta Vodicka Jesus Wayne Stransky Harold Horak Harold Prebyl Joe Vodicka Stanley Vodicka Allison Maas Frank W Stransky John Kiene Olpe Kansas Harold Weyer Shellsburg Dan Sexton Cedar Rapids Raymond Johnson Mediapolis Glenn Eldridge Joseph Stransky Alvin Stransky Frank Stransky Raymond Lawrence Stransky Norma Frederick Simon Riverside Milt Wollrab Ainsworth Wm. Krall Iowa City Matt Myers West Liberty

Boost in Crop Forecast Indicates Large Corn Harvest

Washington August 10 UP. The agriculture department projected a 193 crop of 2,874,711,000 bushels, up 168,000,000 from last month’s estimate. The forecast remains well below last year but stands as the second largest in ten years.

Washinton D. C Agriculture Department Department

Pioneers in Police Radio Development Since 1928

The Detroit police radio program, started in 1928, sparked municipal systems nationwide. Early experiments led to cruisers equipped to receive broadcasts and later to two way messaging in many cities and states.

Detroit

Some day when peace returns a prayer for the boys

A reflective verse urging a future where war ends and all mankind is free. It asks for divine protection for soldiers abroad and their safe return, framing the longing as a prayer until the distant, imagined day.

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