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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1935

Page

2

Washington visitors join town for summer fashion and reunion events

Duane and Deloris Shalla of Washington visit relatives this week. Shoppers see summer dresses at low prices and new travel print dress at 2.98 at Penney's. G N Welch of Cen sia, Pin spent yesterday in town. Mrs Bateman travels with him. he is a nephew of the late S H Bateman. Mrs Bateman accompanies him to Brighton where he once practiced medicine ten years ago. Auctions listed in Washington IA. Mrs J J Gibson of Deming NM and Mrs D H Volland and daughter Jean of Washington DC visiting Miss Ida Caver for a summer reunion in Town City Sunday. Ira Thompson and family of Ashen WA plan to attend the reunion and meet Miss Cavenider. other relatives arrive in Iowa City area for the event.

Penney G. N. Welch Censiia Brighton S. H Bateman J. J. Gibson Deming N. Mex D. H. Volliand Jean Washington, D. C Ida Caver Town City Ira Thompson Ervin Thompson Ashen, Washington Miss Cavenider Iowa City

Local Loan Offer By Howard L McCleery

Howard L McCleery on third floor Bailey Ridge Washington offers assistance to obtain a loan up to $800 on the borrower's own signature. Visit today for details and terms.

Howard L. MccCleery Bailey Ridg Washington

Family visits and travels across states noted in local column

Miss Sylvia Corwin Warren of Pontiac Illinois and another woman visited with Miss Ella Warren and other relatives. They traveled with the Herberts of Cloverdale Indiana who met them in Ohio for a brief visit. Hazel Herbert plans to move to Ohio with the party to attend business college. John Koch and Bernard Lewis visited the Koch home in Si gourney. A Clinton home once owned by a millionaire is linked to the Kian Sisters order and mentioned in the convention journal.

Sylvia Corwin Warren Pontiac Ill Ellan Warren John Koch Mike Koch Jake Conor Keota Joe Herbert Cloverdale Ind Lee Hazel Herbert Youngstown Ohio Herberts Hazel Koch Betty Koch Linn Grove Iowa Business Sigourney Bernard Lewis Clinton Kian Sisters Order

Kieseys Lead Washington All Stars in Roamers Exhibition

Washington fans await an all star exhibition as the Washington All Stars meet the California Roamers tomorrow night. Stan Kiesey anchors the pitching with Dale Kiesey in the battery and Neal Jacobs backing up the infield and outfield positions.

Washington Washington All-Stars California Roamers Roamers Globe Trotters Stan Kiesey Stan Red Norton Portsider Donald Orr Dale Jacobs City Softball Commission Dale Kiesey Neal Jacobs Camp Dodge Troop F Jay Brown Battery Anderson Keith Steinbeck Fuhr Mitchell Fletcher Winn Walt Kiesey West Coast

Fuhr Winn Mitchell Alternates-Norton to Pitchers

Playing captain Dale Kiesey lists Fuhr Winn Mitchell along with Norton and Orr as relief pitchers. McFadden at first base McClure at second Gorham at third and White in the outfield.

Norton Orr McFadden McClure Gorham White Dale Kiesey

Giants beat Reds as Schumacher and Dizzy win

New York Giants 3 Cincinnati Reds 0 as Hal Schumacher earned his 17th victory, ending a three game skid. Dizzy Dean notches his 21st win for St Louis in a 13-3 rout of the Boston Braves. Cubs take two from Phillies in a doubleheader, Earnshaw wins fifth straight for Brooklyn, Tigers widen AL lead with two wins over Boston, Yankees swept by the Browns, Indians split with White Sox, and a Columbus Junction reunion note closes the summary.

New York New York Giants Cincinnati Reds St. Louis Cardinals Hal Schumacher Giants Gene Schott Slade Jackson Terry Ott Koenig Leiber Dizzy Dizzy Dean Boston Braves St. Louis Smith Macfayden Frisch Medwick Collins Delancey Pepper Martin Dean Chicago Cubs Philadelphia Phillies Phillies Cubs Root Henshaw Carleton Bill Lee Frank Demaree Gabby Hartnett Billy Herman George Earnshaw Brooklyn Pittsburgh Earnshaw Jimmy Jordan Tigers Detroit Boston Red Sox Alvin Crowder Boston Mel Almada Dib Williams Red Sox Bill Werber Eldon Auker Charley Gehringer Johnny Welch New York Yankees Browns Lou Gehrig Yanks Charlie Ruffing Ivy Paul Andrews Yankee Murphy Deshong Malone Yankees Indians White Sox Cleveland Indians

City League Softball Games Set At Troop Field Tonight

Two city league softball games are scheduled at Troop Field tonight at 7 20 and 8 30. The Giants face DeMolays in the opener and the American Pearls meet the Little Demons in the second. One league contest will be Friday night before the All star game with the California Roamers as North Side Cafe plays DeMolays.

Troop Field Giants American Pearls Little Demons California Roamers North Side Cafe

Local visits and travel notes from Glen Bilyn to Des Moines events

Mrs. R. C. Rainwater and children John and Ann traveled from Glen Bilyn to visit Dr. J. M. Lloyd and family for a week or two. Dr. M. J. Cruise left for Atlantic due to his mother Mrs. J. L Cruise’s illness. both doctors recently visited Atlantic. Mrs. Elena McClintoeck, a practical nurse, cares for Mrs. H. C. Dittmer Sr. on West Second Street. she is George Dittmer’s mother. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McClintock visited their mother at the Dittmer home. Margaret Norton left for Washington, D. C. to stay with Erma Moore for about three weeks. County Treasurer Marion George and family travel to San Diego and other western points. Lay-Away Plan at Penney’s Summer Blanket Event promotes savings. Mrs. Ed Sullivan’s sister and nephew from Plainfield, Illinois visit. friend from Rushville, Indiana also in town. Fox hunters from the Midwest gather for a five day meet starting August 26 at Dayton, with a $100 purse. Sam Webster of Woodburn and Tom Master of Blue Island serve in key roles.

Wellman Glen Sprague Betty Jacobs Leota Davisson Bert Tandy Tandy Warming Betty Sprague Cleveland Ralph Snavely Virginia Lilah Ohio Evie Evans Palmer- Chandler Charles Schuck Harold Clear Lake Ogden Rhomey Darling Schuck Everett Huber Obhie Huber Charles Schnek Ralph Foster Frank Foster Wild Cat den Muscatine Harold Romine Davenport Donald Teets Donna Mae Kalona Mattie Shaw Grand Junction Colo Earl Gearheardt Keota Tom Moore K. P Griges Wellman Park Charles Eckhardt William Eckhardt Wellman Hospital Hat Fuller Walt Livesey Bill Shetler Loren Bridwell R. C. Rainwater John Ann Glen Bilyn Fil H. C. Dittmer West Second Street George Dittmer Paul McClintock Dittmer Margaret Norton Washington, D. C Erma Moore Marion George San Diego Calif Penney Des Moines Midwest Iowa Northern Iowa Foxhunters Association Dayton Sam D. Webster Woodburn Tom Blue Island

Milk composition Mostly water in cow milk

The text notes that cow milk is mostly water, with more than 87 percent water. It adds the remainder consists of milk solids including sugar fat and protein.

Boyer Reaches Washington County Tennis Finals

Dave Boyer advanced to the singles final after a 6-3 6-3 win over William Zillmer in yesterday’s semifinal. He will face the winner of Henry Little versus Gene Turner, who play in the other semi. In doubles, Gene and Hub Turner defeated Burke Gillespie and Tom Gray 6-2 6-1 to reach the semi, while Boyer and Zillmer beat Gene Trask and Stan Kiesey 6-4 9-7.

Dave Boyer Washington County William Zillmer Wellman Zillmer Boyer Henry Little Gene Turner Hub Turner Francis Mangold Tom Gray Turners Gene Hub Hal Williams Burke Gillespie Gene Trask Stan Kiesey Little Jack Wood Turner

Standings and results from major leagues

National League standings show New York leading with 73 wins and 41 losses followed by Chicago and Pittsburgh. Yesterday’s NL results include Philadelphia 13 over Chicago 5 and St. Louis 13 over Boston 3. Today’s NL games: St. Louis at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Chicago at New York.

National League WW. L Pet New York Esans Jacskoowe Ee Chicago Pittsburgh Brooklyn ATA Phila. Initia Se Cincinnati Boston Philadelphia St. Louis Ww. L. Pet Detroit Chicago Is Washington Boston Phila Cleveland N. Y American Association Minneapolis Indianapolis Columbus Kansas City Milwaukee Gt. Paul Toledo Louisville Paday St. Paul

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