Liatrix Liatrises in Lavender Spikes for Bouquets
Long stems LIATRIS with lavender spikes described as especially suitable for mixed bouquets and priced at 1.50 per dozen stems.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1944
Page
2
Long stems LIATRIS with lavender spikes described as especially suitable for mixed bouquets and priced at 1.50 per dozen stems.
Margaret Ann Plumly returns home in Burlington after a week as Carla Guther’s guest. Property at 616 So 2nd Avenue for sale. Ida Gormley of Wenatchee Washington visits relatives and attends Rudt ger-Berde wedding with Mrs. Howard Crozier. Dr Jer City Ira Gastman of Kansas City expected for a few days visit with Mrs. Gastman and daughters. Corti celli glove leather Pouch Bags featured for sale at Bridges & Co. Martha Chalmers and mother head home to Berwyn after a short stay.
Elsie Glassburner returned from Iowa City where she worked in a book shop and attended summer sessions at State University of Iowa. Myria Stephens and Carla Turner vacationed in Kentucky and Virginia. Grace Barnett Jean Pinney and Ralph Finney visit Mansfield relatives. Adelph Hites visited from West Chester. Margolin visited grandparents before heading to Iowa City to see Phyllis entering university.
Results include New York 11 Boston 2 and 7 0 for Detroit over Chicago plus Philadelphia 11 Washington 4 and 3 2. Evening games feature New York 4 Boston 2 Brooklyn 2 Philadelphia 1 Chicago 15 Pittsburgh 4 St Louis 3 Cincinnati 0 and more with listed pitchers and matchups across leagues.
Jean Atchison assists with registration in Iowa City and resumes University work next week. Several locals travel to Cedar Rapids and Ogden Utah for family visits and enrollments. Mrs Risk undergoes a minor operation, plans major surgery next week in San Francisco. Donald Boyd Sanders returns to Keota with children Joan Gene and Donna.
Licorice root contains glycyrrhizin a unique compound not found in any other plant in commercial amounts and has resisted chemical synthesis making no satisfactory substitutes for this ingredient.
Mrs Floye Singleton of 301 East Seventh Street was to be dismissed this afternoon. Admitted yesterday afternoon as a medical patient was EK F Carter of Hillsdale Ik.
The report outlines diphtheria immunizations, 308 disease Admissions, 436 field visits, and 40 physician consultations. It notes a bleeding clinic bi monthly for convalescent serum, TB testing in schools, and 813 nurse calls for TB patients. Maternity care shifts reduce home births. 1226 home visits aid infants and 514 preschoolers. The unit collaborates with schools, orthopedic and cardiac clinics, and promotes child health, nursing education, and public health services.
North Oregon August 29 Mr and Mrs Larry Driscoll John and Junior Patsy Armstrong and Mrs Eddie Silverhorn all of South Bend Indiana visited the Lon Burris home. Frank Henderson improving at University hospital. Ethel Henderson of Oakdale vacationing with him. Delbert Wells hosted relatives including Leo Smith and family Ellen Smith Danville Graham Morning Sun Wells and family Davidson Brighton Neil Stout and Sylvia Traskins Berdie Wagner Washington. Henry Finke returned after ten day visit with Wells. Berdie Wagner Washington visiting Sylvia Stout. C A Thompson Charles called at David Kleese home. Orie OConnor carried mail Route 2 while Charles Jenkins on vacation. Genevieve Hixson Richland stayed with Doyle Pfiefer. George Canott Sam and Doris visited West Liberty fair. Doyle Pfiefer visited Clark Pfiefer. Orville Thoma and Hickie Thoma visited. Larry OConnor in afternoon.
Memorial services for Pfe. Thome as Francis Monaghan will be held at St Marys church Keota at 10 Friday morn Sept 1. He died in a France army hospital July 31 from wounds received July 30 while a mortar gunner. He was 26, inducted Feb 16 1943, trained at Camp McCain and Ft Jackson, deployed to England May 1944 and France July 3. He is survived by his wife Leola Malley and their daughter Sarah Ann, his parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Monaghan, a brother Eugene in the navy, sisters Mrs Don Custer Mrs Darryl Burham Florence Monaghan. a brother Donald died in 1935. Solemn Requiem High Mass will be by Rev Father Charles Kempker Friday morning. Blythe-Sheets American Legion post will take part.
A Pleasant Aug 29 message thanks the Evening Journal for a Three Quarters Century Club party in Washington. The writer expresses gratitude for the event and the hospitality, noting a happy crowd and appreciation for the newspaper's bounty.
Dick Sakulin visits his grandparents Mr and Mrs Jake Klein at Hills. Martha Rotenburger assists her aunt Mrs Roy Kron with housework after Kron's major operation. The piece notes various locals on trips and visits around Richmond and Cedar Rapids.
A note expresses gratitude for a Country Club reunion party with friendly hosts, abundant dinner prepared by skilled cooks, and courteous service. The Commercial Club is thanked for providing transportation, highlighting the warmth and hospitality of old friends at the gathering.
In Pilotburg on Aug 29, Harold Maas and Harold Horak earned honors in 4-H club work. Pilotburg and Lookout schools opened with Marcia Henn and Marguerita Vodicka as teachers. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Stransky attended the West Liberty fair. Daryl Oldfield returned from California after a month with relatives. Property changes include Don Bishop selling south Kalona acreage to Ervin Grecian.
Various lead arse nate forms arise from minor condition changes but only the thin flakes form effectively clings to fruit and vegetation. This formulation shows superior adhesion and potential for targeted spray applications in agricultural pest control.
The Appian Way in Italy is believed begun in 312 B C by Appius Claudius. Historical tradition places the first sections near Rome and helped link routes to southern Italy.
The fragment mentions Homer Te Bockhorst and his brother with family in Moline. No additional readable context or events are provided to specify actions or dates.
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