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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1941

Page

2

Local social notes from Richland and surrounding towns

Mrs Ethel Chacey and daughter Virginia head home to Richland after a visit with the William Mohland household. Betty Harland and Mary Cupp to attend TTT camp near Buffalo Camp Abe Lincoln for ten days with Washington and Crawfordsville TTT chapters. Mrs Silas Ross visits Aller ton family. T A Flenner on vacation in northern Minnesota. For Sale Household goods contact Orie J Turner. Fourteen month old Janice Edwards improving after kerosene accident. plan to discharge soon. Coffee club hosts celebrate August birthdays. prizes and cake noted. Illinois Elberta Freestone Peaches selling for 1.19 per bushel at Washington Fruit Market. Al Logan family visit Davenport with daughters Theo and Kathryn.

Ethel Chacey Virginia Richland William Mohland Chacey Ben Coppock Betty Harland Crawfordsville Mary Cupp T.T.T Buffalo Abe Lincoln Washington and Robert Lytle Ed Muck Richard R. Johnston Ellis Negus

Hospital Dismissals and Births Reported in Local Area

Mrs Andrew Zihlman of Brighton was dismissed from the hospital last evening. Beverly Bean and Betty Jane Bruty of Washington were discharged this morning. Ted Mellecker of Winfield had a tonsillectomy today. Mr and Mrs Wilber Schaulf of Wellman welcomed a daughter at 5 30 p m weighing seven pounds eight ounces. Another daughter arrived at 8 19 p m for Mr and Mrs Orville Kelley of Wellman weighing six pounds eight ounces.

Janice Elaine Edwards Roy Edwards Brighton Washington County Hospital Andrew Zihlman Beverly Bean Betty Jane Bruty Washington Ted Mellecker Winfield Wilber Schaulf Wellman Orville Kelley

Standings of Clubs In Major Leagues

National League standings show Brooklyn leading with 87 wins and a .648 pct followed by St Louis Cincinnati and Chicago with varied records. Monday results include Brooklyn beating New York 15 7 and St Louis over Chicago 7 5.

Major League Baseball Scores and Standings Brief

American League standings show Cleveland 58 wins 48 losses, Boston 67 61, Chicago 56 54, Philadelphia 49 58, Washington 43 61, and Boston and New York games. Results include Chicago 14 St Louis 9 in game one and 10 3 in game two, with Cleveland at Detroit and other scheduled matchups. Scores list Feller and Milnar for Cleveland. Newsome for Boston. Chandler for New York. Harris for St Louis. Dietrich for Chicago. Leonard for Washington. McCrabb for Philadelphia.

National League L. Pet SIRCO Ceca Ési Bt DOG Oon Ca Pitteparkh No Cincinnati Tec. Suk. Wooo Chicago BOUOG Philadelphia Brooklyn New York St. Louis Boston Hubbell Melton Wyatt Casey Olsen Lanier Blanton Tobin Pet. New Fork Occu Cleveland Bosom “Loo Luke DOGG Og Sociat Eng Washington Wats Detroit Feller Milamar Benton Gorsica Newsome Chandler Harris Dietrich Leonard McCrabb

Farms in Circles To Save Energy on Harvest

Frank Andrew, 27, a University of Illinois graduate, showcases a remote control farming system that auto guides a tractor and combine in concentric circles. The device, built for 14 dollars, handles plowing cultivating planting and harvesting on 60 of his 330 acre Palmyra farm.

Palmyra fFil Frank Andrew Andrew University of Illinois

Local residents visit and travel notes around county

Laura Kehoe starts a two week vacation from the County Welfare office and visits relatives in Chicago. Charles Mullin of Biggsville teaches at Smithfield as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. C F Anderson. Mrs. Winnie Palmer of Newton and Mrs. Ellsworth Palmer of Wellman were callers yesterday. Mrs. Alice Otto of Wapello spent Saturday afternoon here.

Laura Kehoe Chicago Charles Mullin Biggsville, Ill Smithfield, Ill Winnie Palmer Newton Ellsworth Palmer Wellman Alice Otto of Wapello

Riddle of the Round Trip at Pueblo Station

A Pueblo Colorado railroad station scene ends with a customer asking why pay for a round trip when he is already there. The ticket agent confirms the higher price for a round trip, prompting the humorous remark.

Pueblo Colo

Romance Wins Even in a War for Anzac Hero Murray

Pvt. Henry Beresford Murray of West Australia reportedly married Miss Evangeline Papuania of Athens after saving a refugee ship from Piraeus to a Middle East island. The couple married to overcome Greek exit restrictions and were later posted to the Egyptian front, with Miss Papuania joining the Red Cross.

Melbourne Australia Henry Beresford Murray West Australia Kenneth Slessor Piraeus Evangeline Papuania Athens Mediterranean Middle East Miss Papuania Sydney University of Athens Missa Papuania Red Cross

Duds Dug Up In Chungking By Daily Cleanup Squads

In Chungking cleanup squads routinely dig unexploded bombs from raid holes, with no blasts so far. A 1800 pound bomb was unearthed last year at a downtown crossroads, then disposed of by ordnance officers for reuse or scrap.

Chungking London Air Express National Library

Gallaudet College Founded for Deaf Education in Washington

Gallaudet college in Washington D C was established in 1864 and named after Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet founder of deaf mute education in America. It is the only institution worldwide devoted to higher education of the deaf.

Gallaudet College Gallaudet College, For Washington, D. C Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet America

Chink Layton Describes Busy Day From Army Camp

First Lieutenant Gilbert Chink Layton writes from Pine Camp New York about a typical day in Company D Recon Battalion. He details marching, a chemical warfare school, arms checks, bank runs and duties across eight schools while balancing meals and letters to his grandparents.

Gilbert (Chink) Layton Louis Baird Battallion Pine Camp New York Hill and Dale Batallion Bonnie Manuel Battallion Supply

Farewell Courtesy For Mrs C Long

Mrs Charles Long was honored yesterday afternoon at a farewell courtesy hosted by Mrs W D Shannon. Bridge was played at three tables with Elsie Glassburner achieving high score. The honoree received a remembrance as Mr and Mrs Long plan to move to Des Moines this weekend.

Charles Long W. d. Shannon Elsie Glassburner

Pupils to Appear in Piano Recital at Prairie Flower

Elsie Bratten presents four pupils in a piano recital Thursday at two o'clock. The Henry Witthoft home hosts the event in Prairie Flower with friends invited. Additional students will perform in a later recital.

Elsie Bratten Henry Witthoft Prairie Flower Miss Bratten

Army Tests Use Drugs in Malaria Battle Drill

U S Army medical officers plan a mass field trial during maneuvers across Arkansas and Louisiana using about half a million troops. The 2d Army will use altabrine while the 3d Army relies on quinine to compare effectiveness against malaria.

Memphis Tenn Arkansas Louisiana 24D 3D Army 2D Army United States Netherlands East Indies

Hays Family Plans Davenport Visit and Sands Reunion

Mrs. Allen Hays and her son Leo nard of Los Angeles will arrive in Davenport to visit J. D. Hays and wife. They will stay with Harold Hays in Washington and plan to attend the Sands reunion on August 20. Betty White enjoys a Brighton vacation after a tonsillectomy from the County Health Unit. Mrs. Pearl Torrey from Denver arrived in Washington after Muscatine visits and will stay two weeks visiting Roscoe Anderson and Jesse Radda, then at the A F Palmer home.

Allen Hays Leonard Los Angeles Calif Davenport Mr. Hays J. D. Hays Washington Harold Hays Betty White County Health Unit Brighton Pearl Torrey Denver Colo Muscatine Roscoe Anderson Torrey Jesse Radda A .F. Palmer

Washington Bay Sailor Serves Aboard Northampton In Far East War

Charles Dusenbery, son of Mr and Mrs Lee Dusenbery of Wash, serves on the US cruiser Northampton active in Far East developments. The ship, part of a training cruise with Salt Lake City, docked in Brisbane where crews paraded with New Zealand troops amid cheers. Australian officials noted the visit drew attention from northern neighbors.

Charles Dusenbery Lee Dusenbey Wash Lee Dusenbery United States Far East Navy Northampton Salt Lake City Brisbane Australia New Zealand

National defense job openings for government programs

Urgently needed for employment by the United States Government in connection with national defense programs are blacksmiths heavy fitters boiler makers coppersmiths ironworkers riggers structural steel workers sheetmetal workers.

United States National Defense

Skilled metal workers sought for U S Civil Service post

Experienced in heavier metals steel bridge builders machinists should write to Manager Highth U S Civil Service District 925 Post Office Building Saint Paul Minnesota for full information and application form immediate contact requested for skilled personnel in this field

Highth U.S Post Oftin Saint Paul, Minneso

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Glen Forrest Wolf Floral CO Silas Ross Allerton C. H. Wood Mrs. T. A. Flenner Lakes Minnesota Orie J. Turner E. Seventh Rothschild Kenneth Blecha Preston Wolfe Claud Tucker Justin Illinois Elberta Freestone al Logan Theo and Kathryn Logan Evoready Plumbing & Heating CO Washington, Iowa Ida Colonial Coal Chink Layton Mrs. C. Long U.S. Army Munsingwear Klein Klothing KO Washington, Lowa Washington Bay United States Navy William Hughes Japan Rockwood's Shoe Dept Cities Service West Madison Washington County the Evening Journal
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