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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1950

Page

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Three-Quarter-Century Club holds annual party at Washington Country Club

Nearly 150 guests attended the annual Three-Quarter-Century party at the Washington Country Club on Saturday. Dr. C Raymond Reed spoke on longevity and humor, with Barbara Godwin presenting statistics and plans for a Washington Home project. The event honored seniors with King and Queen age 98 and 2, and noted 18 married couples among attendees.

Washington Country Club Journal Office Washington Chamber of Commerce Country Club O. Sehmitt Journal Raymond Reed C. Raymond Reed Washington Methodist Church Margaret Cowden Tran J. A. Cochran Baptist Min Barbara Godwin D. Bo Lockwood James BF. Mary

MacArthur Withdraws Formosa Statement by Presidential Order

President Truman ordered General MacArthur to withdraw his Formosa statement to avoid confusion over U S policy. The White House released the withdrawal note and said the incident is closed after consultations with the Joint Chiefs and top officials.

MacArthur Formosa Truman Washington Douglas MacArthur White House United States Warren R. Austin U. S United Nations Security Council Charles G. Ross Francis P Matthews Navy State Department Joint Chiefs of Staff Secretary of State Dean Acheson Defense Louis Johnson J. Lawton

Mrs. Ella Dawson Dies at 74 in Iowa City

Mrs Ella Dawson 74 of Kalona dies at State University Hospital Iowa City funeral at 2 pm Wednesday Walona Baptist Church Rev Ada Hillis to conduct service burial Sharon Hill Cemetery Peterseim and Son Funeral Home in charge born July 20 1874 near Kalona daughter of JT and E Marsh married L P Dawson August 20 189? survived by five children John US Army Hawaii Lee Northome Minnesota Stanley Kalona two daughters Mrs Harold Stump and Mrs FR Conkland Kalona two sisters Mrs Dick Mry Kalona and Mrs Charles Dawson Pawnee Okla two half sisters Mrs Towa Marsh and Mrs Frances Marsh Memphis Tenn 18 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren

Kalona Killa Marsh Dawson SUI Hospital Walona Baptist Church Ada Hillis Sharon Hill Peterseim and Son Funeral Home JT. E. Marsh L. P. Dawson Ang Tro Frances Marsh Memphis Tenn

Dave Livingston Jr to Speak at Central Park Meeting

Dave Livingston Jr will speak at the first of four meetings in Central Park this week excluding Wednesday. His theme is The Need of the World is Jesus Christ. Lorene Booth will sing a vocal solo, with Dave Livingston Sr and Art Duensing also appearing on the program.

Dave Livingston, Jr Central Park Jesus Christ Lorene Booth Dave Livingston, Sr Art Duensing

City Court Saturday fines for four motorists

Four people appeared in city police court Saturday. James Kaster and Marvin D Snider were fined five dollars each for running a stop sign. Carl Kitzman and James Litz were fined ten dollars each for speeding.

James Kaster Marvin D. Snider Carl Kitzman James Litz

American Naval Units in Fight For Pohang Ground War Quiet

The report describes American naval units in action near Pohang and notes a quiet ground war situation. A separate item announces a fall flower show by the Fortnightly club garden department at the YMCA Community room on September 7 with free entry and a silver tea to offset expenses. Mrs Etha Lawson leads Section 1 and invites men and children to exhibit.

Pohang Garden Department YMCA Etha Lawson

No Real Change in Battle Line Seen at Pohang Action

Allied forces pressed Pohang with cruisers and destroyers firing 5 6 and 8 inch shells into North Korean units massing for a push toward the port and airfield. MacArthur said enemy pressure continued with no significant shift, while patrol clashes dominated other fronts and limited ground action. Generals reported quiet nights along much of the line.

Tokyo Pohang Hunhae Douglas MacArthur Walton H. Walker United Nations Korea Kigye Naktong River United Press John Burby Masan North Korea Songjin 38Th Parallel

School Starts For All Grades Tuesday

Superintendent M. M. Schell explains that kindergarten through junior college age pupils will attend a half day tomorrow at regular times. Kindergarten registration is at 9 am with birth certificates required. children must be 6 before November 1 to be eligible.

Helen Wilson Returns for Part Time English at City High

City School Superintendent M. M. Schell announced Helen Wilson will teach part time English to sophomores and seniors this fall. Wilson resigned last spring after 29 years in the high school English department. Mrs. Von Bruns will teach morning classes and Wilson will handle afternoon sessions. Full-time English teacher will not be available until next spring.

City M. M. Schell Helen Wilson Miss Wilson

Drill Reminder From 468 Ord. M. M. Company

Captain Bill Purdock announces a regular drill of the 468 Ord. M. M. company will be held Wednesday evening at 8:00.

Bill Purdock Ord. M. M

Navy Clerk Drowns, Autopsy Rules Out Other Causes

Ann Victoria Barrett aged 22 a native of Denver Colorado and a clerk at a Philadelphia naval base was found drowned in a Philadelphia lagoon autopsy discloses drowning as the cause of death.

Ann Victoria Barrett Philadelphia Denver Colo Philadelphia Naval Base International

Navy to Salvage Hospital Ship Benevolence After Collision

A navy salvage vessel set out to raise the sunken hospital ship Benevolence off the Golden Gate after the Mary Luckenbach collision in fog. The search, led by Viking, aims to recover the $25 million vessel. if impossible, it may be blasted to clear lanes as investigations begin into the disaster.

San Francisco Navy Golden Gate Viking San Diego Mary Luckenbach Paul Wineman

Former Davenport Resident Dies in Washington

Death announced for Mrs. Charles Sessler formerly Ella Conner of Davenport. Daughter of Mrs. Mack Conner of Minneapolis, she was a former United Presbyterian member. Sister Grace Conner present at death. burial in Davenport. Mr. Sessler, a printer and former Journal staff member, died years ago.

Davenport Washington Charles Sessler Ella Conner Mack Conner Minneapolis Sessler United Presbyterian Church Grace Conner Journal

Jaycees Dinner Meeting Tonight at the Pines

Members are reminded of a dinner meeting at the Pines at 7 o'clock tonight. The event brings together local Jaycees for discussion and fellowship.

the Pines

Moose Lodge members invited to free gathering at Epicurean

Washington Moose members and prospective attendees are invited to a free stay this Monday evening at the Epicurean located just east of Ainsworth for a community lodge event.

Washington Moose Lodge Epicure’an Ainsworth

Washington Booster Club Meeting Postponed to Aug 30

The Washington Booster Club meeting is moved to 7:30 Wednesday Aug 30 at the Y due to conflicting schedules.

Washington Booster Club The

Des Moines Weather outlook through Tuesday

Weather forecast from Des Moines reports considerable cloudiness this afternoon through Tuesday with occasional showers or thundershowers mainly in the east. Highs around 70 today, 74 to 78 Tuesday. lows 50s to 60s. Winds west to northwest 10 to 15 mph. Outlook shows partly cloudy midweek with showers likely Thursday.

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