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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1943

Page

2

Local Social Notes and Community Events Summary

Mrs Anna Dolies and daughter from Fort Collins visited the Joe Mauchky home. Pythian Sisters event at K I hall invites public. Thanksgiving turkey dinner at Joe Mauchky home with many local guests. Wellman church to serve annual turkey supper on Dec 2 at 5 p m. Glen Lambert's new address listed in Los Angeles. Maurice Robertson arrived from St Louis to visit relatives. Martha Anne Mace to report for WASP training at Avenger Field Texas. Geneva Palmer and Violet Howard shopped in Cedar Rapids.

Anna Dolies Washington Don Wilkins Fort Collins, Colo Joe Mauchky Joe Malichky Donali Pavisson Jessie Potsander Wellman B. E. Nicholson Zelma Richland Anthony Malichky Vic Malichky Jo- Ann Bud Sharon Fred Potsander Lloyd Stagner Frank @hez Phyllis Gary Maurice Robertson St. Louis L. M. Robertson

Local Births and Hospital Notices

At the hospital Mr and Mrs Everette Meeks of Ainsworth welcomed a six pound five ounce son born at 11 07 last night. Mrs Vivian Musgrove of Burlington had an appendectomy this morning. Mr and Mrs Doyle Jarrard route four welcomed a son born this morning at 9 25 weighing seven pounds fourteen ounces. Mrs Joe Augustine of Rubio was discharged this afternoon. Mrs Daryl Mitts and daughter Judith Rosetta will be dismissed this evening for their home 514 North Avenue C.

Everette Meeks Ainsworth Vivian Musgrove Burlington Doyle Jarrard Route Four Joe Augustine Rubio Daryl Mitts Judith Rosetta North Avenue

West Chester and Washington Scrimmage Ahead of Friday Games

Washington and West Chester high school teams held a joint practice at the Washington gym to condition players for Friday matchups. Washington faces Burlington and West Chester meets Richland. West Chester lists five returning lettermen including DeLong, Moore, Eckels, Mayer, and Bauer.

John Harp Washington George Freshwaters West Chester Washington Gym Burlington Richland Chester Washington Boys Chester Lads Gerald DeLong Wilbur Moore James Eckels Lester Mayer Fred Bauer Clifford Porter Joe Bauer Stanley Scranton John Hotle Bill Reif Max Rathmel Floyd Wilson Porter Hotle Washington and Burlington

Service Members Furloughs and Homecomings Noted

Local soldiers and families are mentioned in a series of furloughs and returns. Cpl Edward P Brown departs Galveston after a 15 day visit with wife and daughter Carolyn Danielle. S 1/C Don Custer returns to Grayton Beach after a 15 day leave with wife and Grover Custer family. Pvt Ira F Morrison arrives from Ft Benning for furlough before ASTP enrollment at Arkansas State College. R J Robertson returns to Camp McCall after a 15 day stay with L M Robertson family.

Cpl Edward P. Brown Galveston Texas Carolyn Danielle Don Custer Grayton Beach Point Washington Fla Grover Custer Pvt Ira F.morrison Ft. Benning George F. Morrison Arkansas State College Ark A.S.T.P R. J. Robertson Camp McCall N. C L. M. Robertson

Weekly Journal Community Sale Listings at Whittaker Barn

A sequence of upcoming farm and household goods sales listed with dates and locations across Washington area towns. Events include Dec sales for Clara McCaulley Estate in East Second Street, Noble Wayland Richland Rubio Brighton Clay Church areas, and multiple farm auctions led by A. Coon, Jim Colton, Tom Carter, Willard Genkins, and others.

Clara McCaulley East Second Street Noble Wayland Ed Cummings Jackson and Dodson Washington County Farm Road Sale Richland Rubio Brighton Clay Church Oil Road Tom Carter Ralph Zeck Willard Genkins Jim Colton Haskins, Klotz & Duncan Olds John Christner Sais Frank Courtney Crawfordsville Wyman Caldwell and Hatin A. L. Wehr Haskins

Why Lightning Rods Discharge Clouds Safely

The lightning rod provides an easy path for electric discharge to the ground. Sharp points on the rod help channel a concentrated charge away from the cloud, reducing violent strikes and protecting structures.

Cash Grain Oats Prices Mixed in Chicago Market

Chicago reports mixed bids for oats on December 1 with buyers quoting 80 percent for mixed oats and 82 percent for red special heavy oats. Local grain markets show varied offers amid light trading.

Chicago

Chicago Produce Report Shows Firm Market on Eggs and Poultry

Chicago dispatch notes market firmness in eggs with 8,180 case receipts and price levels for extra firsts and firsts, while poultry shows 2 cars and 258 trucks received and stable markets.

Thanksgiving weekend guests and moves across states

Louise and Geneva Davis of Seaton Illinois were Thanksgiving weekend guests at the Kenneth Peters home. Mrs T J Sorden left for Spokane to join her husband stationed there. Pfc Cecil E Replogle leaves tonight to return to Camp Adair after a furlough with his wife at the Carl Replogle home.

Louise and Geneva Davis Seaton, Ill Kenneth Peters T. J. Sorden Spokane Wash Ph.m Cecil E. Replogle Camp Adair Ore Carl Replogle

Gasoline Explosion Scorches Barn at Hanft Farm

Firefighters respond to a lantern ignition that set a barrel of gasoline near the Harry Hanft farm barn two miles south of Columbus Junction. Paint scorched the barn but nearby structures avoided damage. Local residents mark anniversaries and lists service members in the area as unions hold Sunday services.

Columbus Junction Navy Harry Hanft Here Warren Langstaff

East Highland Notes on Local Helpers and Visits

East Highland reports include Louis Beranek seeking work in Davenport after corn husking with Henry Prymek, while Albert and Mrs Kron visited Anna Lear. Lewis Prymek worked for Henry Prymek and Gail Murdock, Ray Fredenburg and grandson visited Gail Murdock, Pearl Rummelhart and Clementine visited Anna Rath and her mother, Bernard Marshall helped at Frank Mincer, and Johnny Dvorak helped with corn husking for James Swailes, Frank Skala, and Norman Corden.

Frank Mincer East Highland Louis Beranek Henry Prymeks Davenport Albert Kron Anna Lear Lewis Prymek Henry Prymek Will Gail Murdock Ray Fredenburg Pearl Rummelhart Clementine Anna Rath Bernard Marshall Frank Mincers Johnny Dvorak James Swailes Frank Skala Norman Corden

Local Residents Help Corn Harvest And Family Visits

Yaro and James Podaris and Ralph Wieland helped Richard Skala pick corn on Tuesday. James Dvorak and Joseph E. Mincer report both are well, with James in Italy and Joseph unable to say his location. Mr and Mrs Elmer Pearson, Mr and Mrs Frankie Mincer and family, Mr and Mrs Robert Cerny, Mrs Austin Collins and children visited Frank Mincer’s family on Sunday.

Yaro James Podaris Ralph Wieland Richard Skala James Dvorak Joseph E. Mincer James Italy Joseph Elmer Pearson Frankie Mincer Robert Cerny Austin Collins Frank Mincers

Mrs Wilkinson and Marie Bell to Spend Winter in Arizona

Mrs J Wilkinson and Marie Bell left Washington for Phoenix Arizona to stay at the Birka home. Marie seeks work and to join her sister Elaine Birka while Mrs Wilkinson goes for health reasons. Also noted are Mr and Mrs James Harter and their son Ernest visiting relatives near West Chester for Thanksgiving.

Frank Mincer East Highland M. J. Wilkinson Marie Bell Washington Phoenix Ariz Max Birka Marie Elaine Birka Wilkinson James Harter Ernest

Thanksgiving Day Family and Visitor Notes

Mr and Mrs Edd Teslik hosted relatives on Thanksgiving day. Vera Lewis visited Lone Tree with grandparents C A Tuttle and others. Helen Schlapkohl spends Thanksgiving with Marie Swailes. Gail Murdock heard from brother Henry of Kansas who will visit the Washington farm soon to see Mrs Homer Clark and kin. Frank Skala helped with corn picking for Frank Mincer last week.

Vera Lewis Lone Tree Mrs. C. A. Tuttle Helen Schlapkohl Marie Swailes Gail Murdock Henry Kansas Washington Homer Clark

Cleaning Paint Brushes Properly After Use

Clean brushes with linseed oil or other drying oil turpentine or prepared brush cleaning compounds. If used with shellac clean with alcohol and if used with lacquer clean with lacquer thinner from the lacquer manufacturer.

Luncheon Meeting of Priscilla Club Hosts Leftover Fun

Mrs J Sexton and Mrs Wyatt Marbourg co hosted a 1 pm luncheon at Mrs Sexton's home for 17 Priscilla club members. Yellow and white decor featured yellow pom pom centerpieces and bouquets. Mrs Margaret Lee helped serve as hostesses led Thanksgiving contests and guests enjoyed needlework after.

J. ©. Sexton Wyatt Marbourg Priscilla Club Margaret Lee

Union meeting and election notice at K C hall

Regular meeting of LS U Inc union employees set for Monday evening December 6 at K C hall. Annual election of officers and safety first and first aid pictures to be shown. Union employees and families will have a potluck supper at 7 o'clock.

Ls.u., Inc K. C. Hall

Farewell Courtesy For Mrs. Freeman

Mrs. Kenneth Freeman was guest of honor at a farewell courtesy hosted by Mrs. W. A. Erbe at 608 South Marion Avenue. The Freeman family will relocate to Memphis, Tennessee where Ensign Freeman is stationed. Bridge at four tables produced prize winners Mrs. Charles Barclay and Mrs. Herbert Osincup. A hostess gift was given to the honoree. Refreshments followed with tables decorated in seasonal decor.

Kenneth Freeman W. A. Erbe South Marion Avenue Erbe Charles Barclay Herbert Osincup

Origin of Paper Traced to Second Century B C

The article notes that paper origins trace back to the second century BCE, detailing early applications and cultural spread. It identifies ancient inventors and regions contributing to papermaking, highlighting advancements in writing materials during antiquity.

What Causes Epilepsy Booklet Free Offer

A booklet proposing expert opinions on epilepsy will be mailed free to readers who write to the Educational Division at 535 Fifth Ave New York NY. The notice invites inquiries and promises the publication while supplies last.

Fifth Ave New York N. Y Dept

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