Caregivers Return from Olds as Larson Recovers
Carol Brewer came back from Olds where she had stayed since Sunday at the A. C. Larson home. Arylus Larson was brought from Iowa Lutheran hospital Des Moines after three weeks of recovery from injuries in an automobile accident. Larson is improving slowly and will remain in bed about three more weeks. Brewer plans to aid her cousin until later this week. Mrs. E E Ward traveled to Cedar Rapids for a two day state American Legion Auxiliary convention at the Memorial building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Brewer
Olds
A. C. Larson
Arylus Larson
Iowa Lutheran Hospital
Des Moines
Miss Larson
Miss Brewer
E. E. Ward
Cedar Rapids
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
Flowers for every occasion brighten a birthday or anniversary
A cheerful notice urges gifting flowers for birthdays and anniversaries and notes cats accidentally devouring pills in a Washington household. The tone favors prompt celebrations and thoughtful floral expressions.
Local Family News From Macomb Area List Visits
Mrs. W R Motley returns home after a Chicago visit with her husband at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Pvt Albert R Spangler on furlough from Longview Texas visits with his parents Mr and Mrs A B Spangler. Ruth Cox of Macomb returns home after a short stay with the Spangler family. Mrs Minnie Green and Mrs A R Krause with sons Bob John and Tom attend Bell family reunion in the Keota Methodist church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Albert R. Spangler
Longview
Texas
Mrs
A. B. Spangler
Ruth Cox
Macomb
Ill
A. E. Spangler
Minnie Green
A. R. Krause
Bob
John
Tom
Keota
Bell
Keota Methodist Church
Major League Baseball Results Roundup
National League standings show Pittsburgh 61 46 and Cincinnati 61 46 leading the pack with Chicago 49 65 trailing. Philadelphia 42 62 and Brooklyn 44 67 sit below. St Louis beat New York 5 0 while Brooklyn lost 3 11 to Chicago. American League results include New York 11 8 over Cleveland and Detroit 4 2 over Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L
Pet. St. Laws
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Schanz
Lee
Barrett
Ostermueller
Butcher
W. L. Pet
St. Low
POON
Ween
Pew York Ois S
Aea
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Dietrich
Haefner
Baxby
Dabiel
Trout
Bowman
Muncrief
Harris
Gas Station Operator Burned in Explosion
Ottumwa reports Lester Routh a filling station operator was burned on the face and hands in an explosion that damaged his station. He was taken to St. Joseph's hospital after firemen said he pushed the main electrical switch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Lester Routh
St. Joseph's Hospital
Routh
Local Residents Attend Socials and Travel for Y’s Men Convention
Des Moines residents Mr and Mrs Everett Griffith and children travel to Champaign Illinois to visit relatives after arriving to see Mr and Mrs A L Griffith. Oscar Grunow and Dwight Nance of Dallas visit en route to Sudbury Ontario for the International Y’s Men’s convention. Various hosts and attendees plan trips to Sudbury and Kalona, with family visits in Rockford and Glensmoor notes of weddings and extended stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Griffith
Tom
Catherine Anne
Des Moines
Champaign
Ill
Elder
Grunow
Nance
Richard A. Stewart
Dave Elder
Sudbury
Ontario
Stewart
Washington
International Club
T. R. Phillips
R. P. Johnston
Robert Young
John Lemmon
Clarice Meek
Kalona
R. A. Hender
Earl Galloway
Mary Ruth
Rockford
Robert Johnson
Johnson
Wisconsin
Doris Beatty
Iowa Ordnance Plant
Burlington
War Time Service Discharges and Local Visits Noted
Milo Sorden returns home as government grants honorable discharges to all War Time Service men. Sorden was stationed at Sioux Falls and discharged at Fort Sheridan Illinois. Major N E Young arrives home on 30 day leave from McCloskey General Hospital Temple Texas. Mr and Mrs C M Crossett of Wellman visit Washington and buy a farm south of Wellman from Mrs Harowick of Rock Island. Fresh apricots for canning priced at 1.24 per lug at Farmer’s Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Sorden
Mr. Sorden
Sioux Falls
S. Dak
Fort Sheridan
Ill
N. E. Young
McCloskey General Hospital
Temple
Texas
Mary Elizabeth
C. M. Crossett
Wellman
Washington
Crossett
Steve Harowick
Rock Island
Farmer’s Store
Local Hospital Discharges and Surgeries Reported
Patients discharged include Mrs Chester MecChurch and her son George Thomas from 211 East Washington. Jimmy Leslie from route three transferred to University hospital Iowa City. Roberta Ann Porter and Dorothy Statler underwent procedures and Max Fulton had minor surgery. Maxine Elmore Su yvenne Bales Marvin Statler and others had tonsillectomies. A baby boy nine pounds ten ounces born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Mayer at 4:25 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester MecChurch
George Thomas
East
Washington Street
Jimmy Leslie
Route Three
University Hospital
Iowa City
Robert Porter
Roberta Ann
Dorothy Statler
Route Four
Max Fulton
Columbus Junction
Maxine Elmore
Fairfield
Suyvenne Bales
Crawfordsville
Marvin Statler
Arthur Mayer
Ice Cream Social Draws Large Crowd at Local Church
A large crowd gathered on the Methodist church lawn for an ice cream social hosted by the Youth Fellowship group to raise funds for a delegation’s trip to the Young People's Institute in Mt. Pleasant. The general committee led by Margaret DeLashmutt and others oversaw serving with help from mothers and church members who donated cakes and homemade ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Margaret DeLashmutt
Shirley Brown
Mary Voorhees
Warren Dare
Young People’s Institute
Mt. Pleasant Sunday
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Wolf’s Flower Shop
Illinois
KRAFT
Velveeta
Lipton Tea
Jar
Louisa Gold
Lilie
Kerr
Wheaties
Gue
Clinton
Borden’s
Folger’s Coffee
Hershey
Crisco
Vy-Ib
Good
Lea
Melo
Penick Syrup
Betty Crocker
Ibs
Phillip
Conesville
Washington Fruit Market
Louisa Gold Butter Wellman
Kohrs
Elgin Oleo
Edgar Fisk
Centerville
Ruth M. Beatty
Herbert Osincup
William Jensen
Flossmoor
Lynn Osincup
Waverly
Nancy Ellen
Donna Karen
Jil
Little’s Furniture
Aosse, Delco
Agi
A ‘J
White
Kha
Coats VC
East Side Square
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