Proper Caulking Prep Prevents Cracks and Mess
Before applying regular caulking compounds, clean dirt and grit from openings for a neat appearance. Mortar should not fill cracks as it dries and falls out.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1944
Page
2
Before applying regular caulking compounds, clean dirt and grit from openings for a neat appearance. Mortar should not fill cracks as it dries and falls out.
Jane Ludy has become general secretary of the Family Service Bureau of Newton Inc. She holds a Master’s in social sciences from Smith College and psychiatric training. Her career includes welfare work in Iowa, a Washington Iowa welfare director post, work with Family Service Association in Washington DC, and Boston roles with Simmons School supervising students. The Newton bureau is noted as a leading New England welfare organization with four case workers.
Government inspectors last year refused entry of more than 26 000 horses and cattle from foreign lands, marking a strict border control measure in livestock import.
The glass snake is identified as a legless lizard rather than a true snake, clarifying its classification and characteristics.
Fires from July 1 1943 to June 30 1944 consumed more than 20 088 acres of Massachusetts woodland destroying over a million dollars in timber and resources due to widespread blazes across the region.
Washington high school basketball coach John Harp drills the Demons to correct mistakes from the Iowa City game. He aims for improved ball control and stronger defense ahead of the Little Six opener at Burlington tomorrow night. The squad seeks a consistent second half and a disciplined, relentless effort all winter. Two games are scheduled at Burlington with the second team at seven followed by the main contest.
West Chester and Brighton high school teams will play Friday evening on the West Chester floor. The second game starts at 7 30 followed by the first team contest. Angus Moore of Mt. Pleasant will be the referee.
West Chester plans a strong basketball squad to play the Washington Y team this evening. Several former Chester high stars are on the roster and Francis Mangold will again join the Y after Army furlough ends later in the week. The locals expect full strength for the contest.
Mrs Ira Gastman left yesterday for Kansas City after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs I Rothschild. Jolly Good Timer Dance set for Friday December 8. Ruth McGraw has resigned from Illinois Central hospital and is at her parents home. Mrs Wayne Simerman reports her husband improving in Chicago after Thanksgiving illness. An opening for a route salesman is advertised. Pflo Don Curtis arrived stateside. his mother records his December 2 letter from Charleston South Carolina. Curtis was wounded August 2 in Prince.
Mrs Ralph Thompson of 415 Eust Washington street was admitted as a medical patient. Discharged yesterday were Mrs Gus Penter of Brighton and Mrs Nellie McKoon of Keota. Discharges today included Mrs Harry Miller and daughter Nancy Jane of 510 East Madison street, Mrs Leo Albaugh and son Duane Ray of 808 East Madison street, and Mrs Ronald Horn and daughter Jacqueline Kay of route three.
British artillery and RAF fighters supported ground forces in Athens as ELAS irregulars fought near Arditos hill and on Acropolis. Spitfires and Beauforts strafed the hill while artillery and tanks pressed the siege. Casualties reported on both sides amid martial law and guards doubled in the city with anticipated demonstrations by ELAS.
Mr and Mrs I Rothschild hosted an open house at their ready-to-wear shop yesterday to mark 40 years in business. More than 300 friends attended from 2 to 5 pm, joined by daughters Mrs Harry Margolin and Mrs Ira Gastman, with staff and Mrs Dora Chapman assisting. The event featured vintage displays, a scrapbook spanning 1904 to 1944, and flowers as guests offered congratulatory remembrances.
Wayland residents report visits with relatives in Cedar Rapids and Harvey Iowa City and Excelsior Springs Missouri. Local social clubs share roll calls, meetings and upcoming January session plans. Dr L L Ramseyer Bluffton College president spoke at two Wayland churches.
American infantry battled up Leyte's west coast near Ormoc after breaking a strong line along the Palas river as U S naval air forces isolated the Japanese garrison from seaborne reinforcements. Tokyo claimed paratroopers hit four airfields including Burauen and Tacloban as fighting continued on strips.
Al Faulkner, area War Manpower director, says 85 federal job classifications are open in the Panama Canal Zone. openings span shipbuilding and repair to cafeteria attendants and customs guards. all Canal Zone activities operate under federal administration. Faulkner notes the zone as a vital wartime center.
Omar Klett of Keota tops the Washington county DeKalb hybrid corn growing contest with 141.88 bushels per acre from Hybrid No. 606. The statewide event drew thousands of farmers from 18 states, with plaques awarded by the DeKalb Agricultural Association. Other high yields included Wm. Reinert & Son 159.40, Edward R. Rees 131.67, Evert Westen 128. va, Walter Westen 1256.67.
Growers should pick cotton only when ready and dry. Do not pack damp or wet bales in the wagon. Never leave cotton in the rain after picking.
Worry of FALSE TEETH slipping or irritating? Don’t be embarrassed by loose false teeth. Just sprinkle FAST TEETH on your plates for added comfort and security by holding plates more firmly. No gummy taste or feeling. It is alkaline. Get FASTEETH at any drug store.
The event showcased wardrobes from former years including Mrs Rothschilds wedding dress gloves and shoes. The Rothschild store first advertisement appeared among relics. Darvas School of Fashion Artists provided models from 1904 to 1944. Light refreshments were served and yellow bronze pom pom bouquets with oak leaves and silver candles lined the scene.
A 50 pound tiered fruit cake with chocolate decoration nuts and candied fruits was baked and decorated by Mrs. George C Stew art. Donald Palmer Renblossom assisted with party arrangements and displays in collaboration with the Rothschilds.
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