Dog collision on sidewalk knocks dog out
A dog running down a sidewalk collided head on with Penny Eldi and knocked itself out after a lick aimed at another dog.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1940
Page
2
A dog running down a sidewalk collided head on with Penny Eldi and knocked itself out after a lick aimed at another dog.
Mr and Mrs George Brown are staying for a couple of weeks at the Excelsior 6s and plan to patronize the McCleery rum.
Four Washington amateur boxers travel to Cedar Rapids for the district Golden Gloves tournament trials and medicals. They will weigh in, be paired for tonight's matches, with bouts running tonight through Wednesday and finals set for February 14 to determine the team advancing to Chicago. Boxers named Haifley 112, Rob Anderson 135, D Wayne Felton 147, Pat McDole 160, with Marvin Buckwalter and Don McGraw as handlers.
Conesville independent basketball, with Marshall and Tom Canteni of Washington, finished fourth at Nichols after a 38 to 35 consolation loss to Enright Coal Co. They earlier fell to Danceland of Cedar Rapids as Superior Dairy of the tri-cities won the tournament by defeating Danceland. the Dairy team had earlier defeated Enright.
West Chester coach Elmer Fenton fielded a strong grade school squad that crushed Keota 18 to 2 on Saturday. This marks the second victory over Keota this season as Chester extends its early-season dominance.
Hap Monroe rolled 222 and 202 and 202 for 626 in three games. Lee Holland 202 and 202 and 202. Leonard McKeone 209 and 200 and 0. McAvoy 200. High game 5 by Lee Holland 583. L Keone 568. Hap Monroe 663. Bill Sitler 658. Dan Hershberger 552.
Des Moines Feb. 5 UP Sectional sites for 64 Iowa high school basketball tournaments to be held Feb 28 to March 2 were announced by Secretary George A Brown The districts include Bloomfield Burlington Cedar Rapids Centerville Fairfield Huxeston Sigourney and Winfield Pairings and team assignments will be released soon possibly later this week
West Chester players gain experience in a close match at Keota. Chester's Redlinger Genkinger Porter and Bauer brothers score while Keota relies on Hotle and teammates Wert Moore Stout DeLone and Reif.
Thirty five Iowa farmers who kept records for ten years in cooperation with Iowa State College will receive ten year certificates during Farm and Home week. The awards will be presented by H. H. Kiddee, dean of the agricultural division, on the farm management program February 24.
The text discusses advertising typography and layout, including a True False quiz on page six, fur coat imagery facing right, lottery ads seldom run due to policy and business concerns, and notes on capitalization, audience attention, and a planned Telephone survey by the Journal.
Woman's Relief corps held a Saturday afternoon meeting in the G A R room with president Mrs. Florence Hout presiding. One member joined by transfer. They planned sending Valentine cookies to the Davenport orphans home and announced a social for the first ward in about two weeks with date to be fixed.
Des Moines reports show several residents celebrating birthdays and anniversaries with ages listed for J A Porter 83 Mrs W B Kerr age not stated and Robert Lee Carter four years old plus Dorothy Ferguson Mary Lou Robertson Lee Howard Mangold Jimmy Haygreen Margaret Ann Plumly Marilyn Murphy and Curtis Snyder wedding anniversary noted for February. Weather outlook February 5 to 10 across the upper Mississippi valley and northern Great Plains calls for periods of precipitation and generally moderate temperatures with brief colder spells midweek.
Mrs. John Squire broke her hip Saturday night while going upstairs. She was admitted to Washington county hospital and is reported to be getting along fairly well at age eighty.
Mrs Lows Havel and her infant Dean Louis were discharged yesterday to their home in Ainsworth. J H Thompson of Washington Route 4 and W J Fleming of Harper were admitted yesterday. Mrs John Squire was admitted Saturday night for treatment of a broken hip.
Mrs. Al. Co. Hull reviewed the Robert Sherwood play Abe Lincoln in Illinois at the nineteenth Century club meeting held Saturday afternoon at Mrs. George Morrison’s home. Twelve members attended as the usual business session preceded the program and tea.
The C. L. club of Ainsworth met with Mrs. Martha Hiller gathering nine members two children and guest Mrs Gail Shull. Roll call readings and guessing games followed with refreshments served by the hostess and Marie Wagenknecht. Next meeting scheduled at Mrs Martha Millers on February 13.
Geraldine Lintz of Davenport married George D. McChurch of Washington in a Saturday morning home ceremony at 11 o clock Attendants Mr and Mrs Tom Cantoni Rev W M Nichol United Presbyterian pastor officiated They reside at 523 North Town Avenue in the Mr Redlinger home apartment Mrs McChurch daughter of Harry Lintz Davenport Mr McChurch son of George McChurch Sr and Mrs Lars Little works at the Dougall restaurant.
Marilyn Murphy marks her sixth birthday with a dinner at her parents home. The table displayed two pink blue and white cakes. Gifts came from Mr and Mrs Tom McGraw and son Earl and Lucille Telford of Ainsworth. Mr and Mrs Ed Murphy and daughter Mary of Washington attended, along with Mr and Mrs George Murphy and Marilyn herself of Haskins.
In Ainsworth on February 5, the Woman's Home Missionary Society gathered with Mrs. Margaret Mahin while Mrs. Mildred Stephens led a lesson titled Women and the Way. The Glad Hand Missionary Society met with Mrs. Jessie Pressly with eight members present. program led by Mrs. Mary Townsend on Modern Egypt.
A science feature describes Saturn's rings as a dense swarm containing millions of tiny moons. Researchers note complex interactions among ring particles shape rings, gaps, and waves, revealing dynamic gravitational effects around the planet.
Community calendar lists multiple clubs and meetings including Rainbow Girls at 7:30 p.m. Masonic Temple, Vigilant class at 6:30 p.m. Presbyterian church, and D.A.R. at 2:30 p.m. plus several afternoon and evening gatherings hosted by local families and organizations with postponed events and address details noted.
Britt resident R. H. Miller aged 48 prominent Britt businessman and livestock buyer died in a hunting accident while alone on a farm. He reportedly fired his shotgun while climbing a fence and was shot in the neck, dying instantly. The body was found by farm youth Lawrence Chambers.
Mary J Brown daughter of Mrs Bessie Brown of Washington and John M Kurtz son of Mrs John Kurtz of Brighton were married Saturday at 2 15 pm in St James rectory with Rev H J Corcoran performing the single ring ceremony. Attendants included Maye Belle Brown and Don Kurtz. witnesses were the brides mothers sisters and friends. The couple, after a short wedding trip to Davenport, will reside on a farm between Brighton and Pleasant Plain. Mrs Kurtz attended Wellman high School class of 1924 and has worked in Washington. Mr Kurtz has farm work in Brighton.
Elsie Bratten hosted eight guests Saturday evening at two tables of contact. Other games were played with prizes awarded for four sets. Mrs. William Graf won the high prize and Mrs. Geo W Stewart the low. Refreshments in Valentine colors were served after the games.
A prayer meeting will be held Wednesday morning at 9:30 in the home of Mrs. Manton Tebner at 221 West Main Street. Claude Tucker traveled to Ft Madison to attend a Chevrolet dealers meeting with Mrs. Tucker, her mother Mrs. Gobble, and Mrs. L. M. Eicher.
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