Kadlec and McCartney Wed In Candlelight Iowa Ceremony
Adelaide Ann Kadlec and David B. McCartney exchanged vows at a candlelight single ring ceremony in a Christian church in Iowa City. The service drew about 250 relatives and friends with music by Mrs. Gerald Buckston and a reception in the church parlor. The couple will reside on the Charles Casper farm northwest of Washington after a short wedding trip.
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Christian Church
Iowa City
Adelaide
Ann Kadlec
J. M. Kadlec
East Ronalds Street
David B. McCartney
William McCartney
Washington
F. W. Eastwood
First Presbyterian Church
Gerald Buckston
Schubert
Ava Maria
Medelssohn
Harry L. Graham
Graham
Joseph Skarda
Ot-Honop
Joseph Kadlee
Solon
Leavitt Lambert
Victor Mueller
Lone Tree
Maurice Meyers
Stanley Mangold
Mary Sunier
Mrs. McCartney
Charles Casper
Branch with two peach varieties found at Beaty home
Beaty brought a two foot branch to the Journal office showing two peach varieties on one limb. The tree has produced two kinds of fruit for the second year in a row, with some branches bearing as many as 30 peaches on the same tree.
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C. BE. Beaty
Journal Office
Mr. Beaty
Classified Notices and Local Weekend Visits
Local readers note Classified Clearance promotions for midweek bargains. Weekend visits include Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Reeves and daughters Merna and Maxine in Taylorville Illinois and Rex Stewart guests of J. W. Stewart. Ford Mercury deals promoted with friendly retail talk.
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C. C. Reeves
Merna
Maxine
Taylorville, Il
Rex Stewart
van Meter
J. W. Stewart
Hospital Dismissals and Birth at Washington Area
Keota residents Mrs John Redlinger and Florence Huegl discharged on Saturday while Washington couple Mary Ardith Jarrard and Stanley Jarrard were sent home yesterday. Birth reported for Mr and Mrs Miles Stout of Washington route 3 a daughter born yesterday at 8 40 AM. Mrs Charles Halston of Fairfield admitted yesterday afternoon for head injury from an automobile accident.
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John Redlinger
Keota
Florence Huegl
Mary Ardith Jarrard
Stanley Jarrard
Washington
Miles Stout
Route 3
Charles Halston
Fairfield
Hole-in-One by Henrietta Hull At Country Club
Henrietta Hull becomes the first woman to ace the Washington country club course. The Bloomington Indiana teacher achieved a 150 yard hole in one around 5 30 PM on a Saturday round with Verne Pangborn and Beth Clow watching. Hull already shot a 51 for the round and has played three times this season.
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Henrietta Hull
Washington Country Club
Miss Hull
Bloomington
Ind
H. C. Hull
Verne Pangborn
Iowa City
Beth Clow
Crete
Neb
University of Indiana
University of Minnesota
Standings and Results From Major Leagues
National League standings show Brooklyn leading with 72 wins, followed by Chicago and Pittsburgh. Sunday results include Brooklyn sweeping Boston, St Louis defeating Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia posting two wins over the New Yorks. American League results feature St Louis and Chicago wins, with New York and Philadelphia losses in doubleheaders, plus several night and day matchups.
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National League
W. L. Pet
Wpognisr
Co A
Pittsburgh
Rmoore
Cine
Wictietne
I. Becenare
SOI Iissene
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Passeau
French
Melton
Schumacher
Lanning
Fitzsimmons
Moore
Thompson
Beck
Podgamy
WW. L. Pet
SM Eoe
Besos Aieet
Ead
Rtreo. Sc
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Harris
Gatehouse
Breuer
Newhouser
Chase
Krakauskas
Funeral for Mrs Krabill at Sugar Creek Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Mib ourn Krabill were held at the Sugar Creek church near Way land with three ministers taking part Rev. Simon Gingerich Rev. Willard Leiehty and Rev. Orie H. Miller. The pallbearers were Norman Ernst Clyde Hershberger Edgar Hershberger Clarence Graber and Everette Roth. Burial was in the Sugar Creek cemetery.
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Krabill
Mibourn Krabill
Sugar Creek Church
Wayland
Simon Gingerich
Willard Leiehty
Orie H. Miller
Norman Ernst
Clyde Hershberger
Edgar Hershberger
Clarence Graber
Everette Roth
Sugar Creek Cemetery
Groundnut varities and alt names noted
The text identifies the peanut as groundnut and lists alternate names including groundpea and sarthnut highlighting its regional nomenclature.
Chicago Trip Nets White Sox Double Header Win
About 150 fans rode a five car Rock Island special train to Chicago to see the White Sox beat the Indians 8-2 with Bob Feller on the mound on a rough day. The Sox then won 4-3 in ten innings to move into second place in the American League. A fan knocked a four ball into the stands off Hal Trosky.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Cleveland
Bob Feller
Indians
Sox
Rock Island Railroad
Washington
Hal Trosky
Vic Trotsky
New Gray County Bridge Seen At Two Thousand Dollars
Gray Aug. 16 The county finished a bridge report costing about 2000 dollars west of the William C Longer home. The structure is 50 feet long and 12 by eight feet wide. Local news notes visitations, cattle trades, haying, and a Navy training mention.
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William C. Longer
Gray
Deal
Ted Givens
Evelyn
Helen
Max
Deak
Givens
Bert Spangler
Jesse
Charles Jefferie
Jay Brewer
Jesse Nicola
Don Plecker
Walter Jarred
Here
Navy
California
Bill Jefferie
Span Reed
Raymond Faymon
Davis
Sunset Park
The Shortest Bible Verse The Story Behind It
A note on the Bible verse commonly cited as the shortest, "Jesus wept," its placement in John 11 35, and its significance in Christian tradition. The line appears within the narrative of Lazarus’s death, showing Jesus’s human sorrow despite divine power.
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Jesus
Courtesy Light Check Aims To Improve Washington Cars
Washington county schedules a Tuesday evening courtesy light check by the Iowa highway patrol sheriff and city police under Governor Wilsons Courtesy Light Check Month. Motorists learn headlight focus and alignment with no tickets issued. results shown on a chart for reference.
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Edgar Faber
Iowa Highway Patrol
George A. Wilson
Wilson
Washington
Washington County
Sheriff's Office
Police Department
H. M. Putnam
D. O. Braden
Iowa
Court House
Karl W. Fischer
Public Safety
C. A. Knee
Highway Patrol
Robert Reese
Eight manufacturing centers drive a quarter of U S output
The article notes that over 3 000 counties exist in the United States yet eight counties around Chicago Detroit New York Philadelphia Los Angeles Pittsburgh Cleveland and Buffalo account for about one fourth of all American production.
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America
Chicago
Detroit
New York City
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Buffalo
Hitler's Father Said to Die in Inn Amid Sign Remark
A fragment recounts a claim that Adolf Hitler's father died in an inn where a sign boasting a drink hung. The excerpt notes the sign’s provocative line and the inn’s alleged location or circumstances.
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Hitler
Crawfordsville Social Roundup Sees Reunions and Weddings
Local notices from Crawfordsville on Aug 16 highlight the Hamil family reunion at Ainsworth with multiple attendees. Keith Coates turns 11 with friends visiting Washington to see the Marx Brothers. Ivan Riley marries Marjorie Owen in Canton Missouri, moving to Mt. Pleasant.
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Crawfordsville
Fred Anwyl
Er. L. Clark
Lyle Lowe
Phyllis
Chester Piper
J. C. Rhea
Hamil
Ainsworth
Keith Coates
Washington
Marx Brothers
Will Dunn
Columbus Junction
J. C. Huston
J. C. Wooley
Columbia, Mo
Etta Buxbaum
Wooley
Bruce Lease
Davenport
Lee Lease
Ed Linus
Maude Owen
Mt. Pleasant
W. E. Riley
Maurice Maxwell
Fletcher and Crooks Oil
Waterloo
Floating Libraries for Navy's Sailors
Sailors in the U S Navy read more than two million books each year and are provided with libraries aboard ships. Each vessel receives a set number of volumes based on crew size, with battleship libraries near two thousand books and submarines about 150, refreshed periodically.
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U. S. Navy
U.S.S. Wyoming
U.S. Navy
Marines
Navy
Uncle Sam
Naval Reserve
Social calendar notices for various clubs and meetings
Notices list events for Rebekah deg at 7 30 p m Monday staff practice Deer at hall Wesleyan Service Guild Juanita Weidner Past Noble Grand Circle Mrs Florence Hout V F W auxiliary 8 p m at K C hall American Legion Auxiliary meeting postponed to August 27 Bethel Missionary society at Bethel church Mrs Wes Meyers hostess Snowball Social club afternoon Independent club 2 p m Mrs Nelson Thompson Thursday Prairie Flower Missionary society 2 p m at the church Pansy Hill club afternoon Mrs Cyrus Birka
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Wesleyan Service Guild
Juanita Weidner
Noble Grand Circle
Florence Hout
V.F.W
K.C. Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Bethel Missionary Society
Bethel Church
Wes Meyers
Carl Jarrard
Nelson &Thompson
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
Pansy Hill Club
Cyrus Birka
Birthday Greetings for Local Residents Today
Anna Lowry daughter of Mr and Mrs T H Lowry of New Haven turns 21 Other birthday celebrants on this date include Billy Nelson Mrs Andy Peters son Stanley Fishburn Harry Drake Dr R A Hender of Kalona Mrs Helen Swailes East Highland district and Herman Wagenknecht of Ainsworth Also noted are additional local residents celebrating birthdays today.
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Anna Lowry
T. H. Lowry
New Haven
Billy Nelson
Andy Peterson
Stanley Fishburn
Harry Drake
R. A. Hender
Kalona
Helen Swailes
East Highland District
Herman Wagenknecht
Ainsworth
Sands Henderson reunion dates and locations noted
The Sands-Henderson reunion moves to Oakland Mills on Wednesday August 26 and Sunset Park on August 27 with relatives from out of town. The event was previously set for August 20 at Mt Pleasant. The Presbyterian Cottage Prayer meeting will be at 9 30 Wednesday at Mrs E M Pierce 903 North Iowa Avenue.
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Oakland Mills
Sunset Park
Mt. Pleasant
Presbyterian Cottage
E. M. Pierce
North
Iowa Avenue
Rudolph Stolley Birthday Dinner Celebration
Riverside observers honor Rudolph Stolley at a midday chicken dinner held at his southeast Riverside home. Guests include James Lunquist family, Robert Wieland family with sons Donald Larry Lester, Noah Wieland family, Frank J. Mincer family, Gary and Gayle, and William Pearson family.
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Riverside
Rudolph Stolley
Stolley
James Lunquist
Robert Wieland
Donald
Larry
Lester
Noah Wieland
Frank J. Mincer
Gary
Gayle
William Pearson
Woman's Relief Corps Meeting Names New Secretary
At the G A R hall on Saturday the Woman's Relief Corps held its regular meeting with nineteen members present. Mrs Ernest Salladay was appointed secretary replacing Mrs Roy Brobst who resigned as Mrs Salladay and Mrs O E Schmitt led and read national and department orders and six sick calls were reported. Relief value for the past two weeks totaled 14.50.
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O. E. Schmitt
Woman's Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
Ernest Salladay
Roy Brobst
New Ag Lab Pursues Corn Based Defense Materials
A Peoria Illinois new Department of Agriculture laboratory advances research on corn products for national defense. Projects include synthetic rubber plastics substitute fibers supplementary motor fuels and industrial alcohol.
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Department of Agriculture
Peoria
Good News for Stomach and Colon Sufferers
The McCleary Clinic offers a free 122 page book on colon disorders piles and constipation with charts diagrams and X ray pictures. Request by postcard to HE905 Elms Blvd Excelsior Springs Missouri. The book is sent free postpaid.
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McCleary Clinic
Elms Blvd
Excelsior Springs
H E O Club Picnic At Sunset Park
Members of the H E O held a picnic supper for families and former members at Sunset Park. The gathering began with a seven o'clock meal and spent the evening visiting. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Willard Jenkins and many others listed by name.
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H.E.O. Club
Sunset Park
H. EE O
Willard Jenkins
Donnie
Anc
Edd Miller
Juanita
Walter Statler Keith
Gertrude
Stanley
Ter Anderson
Bobby
Ernest Meyer
Patty
Shelby Jean
Oral Dyson
Neighbors Honor Mr and Mrs M Smith on Anniversary
Neighbors of Mr and Mrs Merle Smith gathered at the Smr home southeast of Brighton to mark their wedding anniversary. A following social included bingo with attendees Mr and Mrs Lloyd Fler and family Mr and Mrs Kyle Mr and Mrs Picken and daughters Mae Jeanette Dorothy Manting Jane Makpeace Jack Behrroeder and Sara Weineke all of Fairth
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Nes Merle Smith
Smr
Brighton
Lloyd Lw Fler
C. Kyle
Picken
Mae Ou Jeanette
Dorothy Manting
Janey Makpeace
Fairth
Jack Behroeder
Sarul Weineke
Reunion Held at W E Augustine Home West of Dublin
The Crawford Ralston Steer family reunion gathered yesterday at the W E Augustine home south of Dublin with a noon picnic. Music provided by W J Pearson and sons plus Ore Sankey and others followed, and plans were made to meet next year on the third Sunday in August at the same residence. Attendees included residents from Des Moines Keota Ottumwa Washington and other nearby towns.
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Crawford-Ralston-Steerson
Dublin
Augustine
W. J Pearson
John
Robert Peason
West Chester
Ore Sankey
W. Wade Finnie
Des Moines
W. EF
Oriel Sankey
Margaret Anne
Curtis Ie
L. Rohrer
Wes Ramsey
Jom Wesley
Washington
E D. Sowash
Keota
H. B. Crawford
Quine Ill
Dave Turnseed
Richland
Ivan Lemley
Ottumwa
Wir
H. B. Morris
FP Keota
Lou Stacy
A. Sloan
Brighton
Pearson
Joi Robert
Gordon
We Chester
Mildred Liter
Cer Mo
Snyder Reunion in Mt Pleasant Hall
Seventy two Snyder relatives gathered for the annual reunion in Mt Pleasant City Hall despite rain changing plans from park. Harry McCabe was elected chairman for next year with Glac Edwards of Washington as secretary. attendees included Edwards, Snyder, Robertson, Robertson families and visiting kin from Chicago Des Moines Oshkosh and Washington County.
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Snyder
M Pleasant
Chicago
Des Moines
Oshoosa
Washington
Harry McCabe
Mt. Pleasan
Glac Edwards
V. B. Edwards
Gladys
Curtis Snyder
A. J. Howertson
Anne Springey
Charlotte Jackson
John Robertson
Marion Robertson
Childre
Royal Robertem
Rainy Robertson
Clare Crone
Fleming
Zow Robertson
Eyes of Children and Early Visual Development
The Eyes of most children do not move in perfect unison until about three months after birth. Pupils react to light changes as the newborn’s sight begins to develop, according to the Batter Wai Institute.
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Eac
Batter Wai Institute
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