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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1938

Page

3

Five Little Six Teams Tie For First In Conference

Mt Pleasant defeated Burlington 25 to 18 to tighten the Little Six standings. Stewart of Burlington led all scorers with 21 points, while Cony of Mt Pleasant added nine as Mt Pleasant seized control late to stay tied for first with five teams in a tight race linked to Fairfield Keokuk and Ottumwa. Washington prepares for a key Friday visit to Burlington as the Demons chase top spot.

W. AL. Pet Washington Burlington Ft. Madison Muscatine Mt. Pleasant Fairfield Ottumwa Keokuk Demons Kenneth Kimberlin Iowa City Mt Pleasant Stewart Cony

Girl Giant to Play Basketball Here

The Chocolate Co-eds a Negro girls basketball team will face the Maid-Rites boys team at the Y M C A next Friday evening December 20. Manager Ray Box says the game moved from the high school to the Y M C A. Helen Streamline Smith appears in the photo billed as the tallest girl in the world. The Chocolate Co-eds reportedly defeated 41 men’s clubs in the 1935 36 season and all members previously played on prominent teams around Chicago.

Washington Chocolate Co-eds Ray Box Helen “Streamline” Smith

Holiday Weekend Guests of Iowa City and Surroundings

Numerous families and relatives gather across Keota Iowa City Sigourney and Washington for Christmas dinner and weekend visits. Residents travel from Des Moines Cedar Rapids Waterloo and Toledo to spend the holiday with kin, friends, and local host households including the Freshwaters McCreedy and Bartholomew families.

FE. D. Rayburn Willl B. L. Powell Montezuma J. W. Bryan Willard Bryan Cedar Rapids PI. A. Kayburn Iowa City

Carriers Share Christmas Wishes and Family Gatherings

Journal carriers send holiday greetings to patrons while families plan Christmas dinners and visits. C. F. Binkert hosts Lake City relatives for the weekend. Rudiger home hosts extended family. guests travel from Allerton Cedar Rapids and Des Moines for Christmas.

George Rudiger Georgeanne Jeanne Ellen 7. H. Meal Allerton Shirley Clark Mae Jack Cedar Rapids Rudiger- McLaughlin D. H. McLaughiin

Chester Defeats Kalona In Fast Ke-Wash Battle

West Chester beat Kalona 29 to 28 in a Ke-Wash conference clash at Kalona. Chester seized an early 21 to 2 lead, Kalona narrowed to 22 to 13 at halftime, then the second half remained tight as Scranton and Statler tallied 12 and 10 points for Chester while Kalona’s K Guengerich led all scorers with eight.

Kalona West Chester Chester Chester Scranton Statler

Ainsworth Inde es Edge West Liberty In Close Victory

Ainsworth Indees defeated West Liberty 45 to 41 as Jones 18 and Norris 165 led the Ex-Tigers. Crewe topped West Liberty with 13 points while guards Lord and Darkins anchored the Ainsworth defense and backcourt. The halftime score was 22 to 18 and Liberty tied the game early in the second half.

Ainsworth West Liberty Ex-Tigers Jones Norbert Norris W. Crewe Weat Liberty Ainsworth Guards Lord and Darkins Liberty Cagers

Ancient Flood Evidence Contrasts with Seripa Ark Tale

Research suggests a prehistoric flood occurred, while the Seripa offer the sole account of an ark. The study weighs geological clues against mythic narratives to assess ancient waters and human records.

Nerve Message Speeds Vary Across Species

Readers learn that nerve impulses travel about 400 feet per second in humans while in lever actions and cephalopods like octopuses the speed is around 80 feet per second. This contrasts human rapid signaling with slower neural transmission in invertebrates.

Swanson Family Holiday Visit Moves Through Galesburg

In Moquoketa Mrs. James W. Swanson and her daughter have been with her parents in Galesburg for the past few days. Mr. Swanson plans to depart tomorrow morning to spend Christmas and Monday at the parental homes.

Anna Landau Harold McKinney Jean Betty Elk Horn Wis Minnie Landau Lowa City James Robinson Des Moines Gertrude Landau Cedar Rapids Marie Landau Raymond Landoen Irville Caldwell Billy Dave McCreedy Lois Quincy Rosas Galloway Bill Bob Jack Waterloo H. J. McCreedy Jerruce Lipscomb Rachel Ann Galloway Lipscombs Me. Creedy Kathryn Logan Davenport Mrs. Logan R. B. Shannon William Shannon Madrid H. J. Rees Eugene Owen Washington, PD. C Charles C. Owen Walter Jungbluth Philadelphia J. Jungbluth Bob Hammer Chicago E. B. Hammer Floyd Shaw Mina Jean Lynn Grace Pocahontas Alvin Shaw South Prairie Fred and Grace Shaw James Brooks Barbara Fred Shaw H. C. Hotle Audrey Mr. Hotle Richard David Thompson Marjorie Mrs. Thompson Dan Storms Foldyville James W. Swanson Galesburg Lil Mr. Swanson Theda Ockerman Qlaud Ockerman Corydon Kahoka James Duncan Madge O'Neill Otto McConahay Holts

Students to Spend Holidays at Crawfordsville

Crawfordsville records holiday plans of local students and families. Dorothy Huston, from Council Bluffs, will visit her parents the Hustons. Rex Huston and A H Raymonds moved into the Anwyl home, while Robt Holmes family moved into the Raymonds’ vacancy. Wanda Davis at Coe College Cedar Rapids Ted Maxwell at State University Columbia Mo Ruthe Voss teaches Jewell and Margaret Gault teaches Creston return home for Christmas breaks.

Mary Manners Crawfordsville Dorothy Huston Council Bluffs Rex Huston A. H. Raymond J. J. Anwyl Robert Holmes KE. L. Clark Raymonds State University Columbia, Mo Ruthe Voss Jewell Margaret Gault Creston

Woodward Candy Co sale affects Iowa firm in council bluffs

The Union Standard of New York City announces its purchase of the John G. Woodward Candy Co. The deal impacts Woodward operations as January 1 possession date is referenced, with the Iowa firm's status noted in Council Bluffs coverage.

Woodward Candy Co Council Bluffs Union Standard Company of New York City John G. Woodward Candy Co

Wood Ward candy plant sale ends pioneer factory career

The Wood ward concern sale ends the career of Council Bluffs pioneer factory established in 1860. At one time it was the largest candy plant in the middle west. The council will take pos session Jan 1.

Council Bluffs Woodward Middlewest

Wellman couple Keith Karr Opal Wade wed license issued

Local news notes Keith Karr and Opal Wade both of Wellman secured a marriage license today. The article lists out of town visitors seen on Washington streets including Mrs. Charles Kolosiek Ainsworth Mr and Mrs George Klett and daughter Keota Pauline Forinash West Chester Mrs H E B Rosa Wellman Mr and Mrs C G Hadley Sloan John Wittetoe Keota Mrs Lyle Zehr Wayland G F Wallace Kalona and Glen Nicholson Conesville.

Keith Karr Opal Wade Wellman Washington Streets Charles Kolosiek Ainsworth George Klett Keoten Pauline Forinash West Chester H. EB. Rosa C. G. Hadley Sloan John Wittetoe Keota Lyle Zehr Wayland G. F. Wallace Kalona Glen Nicholson Conesville

West Chester Pythian Sisters Hold Christmas Meeting

The West Chester Pythian Sisters announce a Tuesday evening gathering on December 27 with a Christmas exchange and refreshments. A full attendance is desired.

West Chester Pythian Sisters

In Memoriam for Mrs Wallace and Mrs George

In memory of my mother Mrs Vs YY Wallace who died thirty two years ago and of Mrs J R George. Memorial note pays tribute to both women and marks the passage of time.

First Blood Transfusion Historic Medical Claim

A 1492 record claims the first blood transfusion occurred with three boys donating to Pope Innocent VIII. The account describes each boy giving a dy cat portion, though the accuracy of these details is uncertain and treated as historical record.

Innocent

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