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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1946

Page

2

Frisk Improving After Major Operation in Chicago

Brenda Frisk, once superintendent at Washington County hospital, shows satisfactory progress a week after a major operation at Augustana hospital in Chicago. Captain Robert W. Conner arrives on leave from overseas service to visit family in Iowa.

Brenda Frisk Augustana Hospital Chicago Miss Frisk Washington County Hospital Robert W. Conner Wilmington Del Walter G. Conner Dorothy Jean Conner Pacific Theater Okinawa

Demons Meet Keokuk In Lit tle Six Basketball Clash Tonight

Coach A H Seidler unveils a new starting lineup for the Little Six game with Keokuk at the high school tonight. Jack Pauls returns to forward, Dale White also at forward, Bill Kelsey and Dick Vacha at guards, Wayne Marshall at center. The Demons rest period helped, no action Friday as the Keokuk tilt was postponed. Keokuk ranks among the conference’s strong teams led by Wollers, but the pair may be evenly matched. Two games tonight with Keokuk and Washington junior squads at 6:50, then the main event officiated by Myers of Columbus Junction and Iowa City officials Buzz Graham and Tom Lynn.

A. H. Seidler Keokuk Jack Pauls Dale White Bill Kelsey Dick Vacha Wayne Marshall Wollers Demons Mt. Pleasant Washington Myers Columbus Junction Buzz Graham Tom Lynn Iowa City

Church League Night Ends in Close Low Scoring Falls

In last night’s church league games the Gorillas edged the Lions 16 to 12 while the Bobcats beat the Wolves 17 to 13 and the Army narrowly defeated the Marines 18 to 17. In girls play the Hawks toppled the Pelicans 21 to 15 and the Robins beat the Redbirds 16 to 14.

Robertson Harbison Nuptial Vows Celebrate Farm Home Union

Wilma Mae Robertson and Carl Harbison joined in a single ring ceremony Saturday afternoon at Methodist parsonage. The bride, daughter of Royal and Mrs. Robertson of Keota, wore brown and white silk crepe. the groom’s family resides in Queen City, Missouri. Dr. Fred E. Miller officiated at four o clock. Attendants were Neva Jean Robertson and Jesse Harbison. After a wedding dinner, the couple will reside on a farm in the Lexington community following a short honeymoon visiting relatives in Queen City.

Willma Mae Robertson Carl Harbison Royal Robertson Keota Jim Harbison Queen City, Mo Fred E. Miller Methodist Neva Jean Robertson Jesse Harbison Miss Robertson Robertson Washington High School Harbison Queen City High School Queen City Lexington

Hospital admits and discharges list for yesterday and today

Patients admitted include Mary Chuck East Pleasant Plain and Dallas Rettier of Harper. Mrs Nancy Whiting Crawfordsville and Mrs Carl Jarvis Brighton. A daughter born to Floyd Edwards Ainsworth at 9 45 pm. Dismissals include Eugene Zieglowsky route three and several mothers with children.

Mary Chuck East Pleasant Plain Dallas Rettier Harper Nancy Whiting Crawfordsville Carl Jarvis Brighton Floyd Edwards Ainsworth Margaret Pratt Washington Eugene Zieglowsky Route Three Fred Kimmel Deborah Jane East Secon Street Theodore Morgan Jo Ellen Fairfield Richard Bordwell Richard Stewart South Third Avenue

Beer revenue in state declines in January

Des Moines reports the state tax commission shows beer tax receipts for the month totaled $124,235, down from $124,459 in December and $108,026 in January 1945, while cigarette tax revenue rose to $310,222 from $287,329 in December, and reflected a $150,511 increase versus January 1945.

Des Moines State Tax Commission

Marilyn Tullberg and Stewart Traver wed in DeWitt

Marilyn Tullberg and Stewart D. Traver were married in a candle light ceremony at Grace Lutheran Church DeWitt. Rev Theodore E Hinck officiated. The couple plans a California honeymoon and will reside in DeWitt.

Marilyn Tullberg Stewart D. Traver

Rainbow Girls meeting plans birthday parties and honors

Beverly Brown presided at the Rainbow Girls meeting at the Masonic temple with 22 members and officers present. The board approved giving Mrs Paul Snakenberg and Margaret McCall honorary Grand Cross of Colors certificates for their outstanding work.

Beverly Brown Order of Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple M. L. Brown Paul Snakenberg Margaret McCall Grand Cross of Colors

Mrs Rittenhouse Hosts Pre nuptial Shower for Elsie Bratten

A pre-nuptial shower for Elsie Bratten was held at the country home of Mrs. Bert Rittenhouse near West Chester. Twenty guests attended including Miss Bratten’s piano pupils and their mothers from Washington. Prizes included advice for the bride elect and guests enjoyed contests and a luncheon. Charley Murdock, Bratten’s fiancé, arrived to sing and perform a duet with Corinne Nicola.

Elsie Bratten Bert Rittenhouse West Chester Ray Lemley Washington Miss Bratten Clarence Lynn Arlene Charley Murdock Rittenhouse Home Corinne Nicola

Y W C A Board Holds Evening Executive Meeting

Mrs Ross Coulter president presided at the Y W C A executive board meeting last evening in the Y W C A rooms with 17 members present. Mrs J C Holbert led the scripture lesson and the board voted to purchase a memorial book for long time member Althea Montgomery. Plans for the year’s work were reviewed.

Ross Coulter Y. W J. C. Holbert Althea Montgomery

Neva Robertson Returns to Chicago After Royal Robertson Visit

Neva Robertson resumes her duties in Chicago following a ten day visit to the Royal Robertson. The trip concluded with engagement and reunions noted locally.

Neva Robertson Chicago Royal Robertson Home

Soil acidity limits pasture growth and liming is needed

Pasture soils are generally poor due to high acidity hindering legumes and grasses. Improvement requires liming to raise pH and enhance growth potential.

Social calendar events outline week of club meetings

Community groups host card parties sewing lessons theater and social hours through Tuesday to Friday. Meetings include White Shrine benefit at Masonic temple, Pythian Sisters at K.P. hall, Harmony club Public Affairs social, and various O.E.S. dinners and unit gatherings with reminders to bring sandwiches towels and table service.

Masonic Temple Pythian Sisters K.P. Hall Merry Makers Club Cooperative Ald Smith Lyle Drawve Ainsworth O.E.S Reghall Harmony Club W. B. Dupuis George Bartholomew Walter Lance Seka Tra Mitichel Walnut and Indian Creek Carl Jarvis H. H. Club Pilotburg Ladies Aid Society Margaret Brinning Mroil Fernerishop Jeanette Scott Friendly Circle Club Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Soc George Rudiger B.I.L Dunular Francis McConnell U and I Club Farm Bureau Don Applegate West Chester C.C.C Harold Klopfenstein Lesdinner

Presbyterian Morning Prayer Meeting Noted

A Presbyterian church announce a morning prayer meeting at 9 30 on Wednesday at the church.

Presbyterian

Chapter L TT Meeting With Mrs Monson Draws Good Attendance

Crawfordsville February 5 Chapter L of T TT met with Mrs Mabel Monson in regular session. Members spent the evening making stocking dolls to be sold and donated $2 to the March of Dimes for infantile paralysis.

Crawfordsville Chapter L of T TT Mabel Monson

Mrs Berdo Presents Two Book Reviews at Fortnightly Club

The Literature department meeting chaired by Mrs A W Clow heard Mrs Boyd Berdo review two works. Thirteen members attended as she discussed Rickshaw Boy by Law Shaw and Pleasant Valley by Louis Bromfield, noted as an Ohio farm tale.

A. W. Clow Boyd Berdo Law Shaw China Louis Bromfield Pleasant Valley Ohio

Junior Fortnightly With Betty Grecian

The February meeting of Junior Fortnightly was held last evening with Betty Grecian as host. Co hostesses were Doris Booth and Mrs R E Whisler. Virginia McCai led the program with Marion McAvoy acting as secretary treasurer in Anna Waggoner’s absence. Guest Bette Snakenberg attended. Plans were made for a cooperative supper at the March meeting with Mrs Wallace Caldwell. Ralph Young presented Tricks of Magic. Refreshments were served during the social hour.

Betty Grecian Doris Booth R. E. Whisler Virginia McCai Marion McAvoy Actiing Anna Waggoner Bette Snakenberg Wallace Caldwell Ralph Young

Community Birthday Anniversaries Noted Across Town

A list of local birthdays and wedding anniversaries for today includes Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Snyder and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Campbell celebrating long marriages, Gary Lee Hoyle turning two, Marilyn Jeanne Robertson at age three, Roberta Lynn Rich’s fifth birthday, and multiple other residents from Pilotburg to Winfield and Pekin honoring family milestones.

Curtis Snyder Herbert Campbell Pilotburg Gary Lee Hoyle Mrs Daryl Hoyle Marilyn Jeanne Robertson Marion Robertson Route One Roberta Lynn Rich Mrs. Raymond Rich Winfield Lee Howard Mangold H. J. Mangold Mary Lou Robertson L. M. Robertson Margaret Ann Plumly Clifford Plumly Jimmy Haygreen Glenn Haygreen Pekin, Ill

Mrs Nicola Hostess To S C Members In Riverside Home

Mrs Nicola hosted Sand Club members and two guests Mrs Glen Cray and Mrs Floyd Fisher at her Riverside area home Thursday afternoon. Bunco produced prize winners Mrs Earnest Bowman Mrs Harry Jirsa Mrs Orval Meeks and Mrs Fisher. Refreshments followed. The club will meet with Mrs Earnest Bowman Feb 14. Mr and Mrs Harry Jirsa hosted club members and families Tuesday evening. Charles Schnoebelen and Milt Wolrach won euchre prizes with Maxine Schnoebelen taking the door prize. Refreshments were served at the end.

Robert Nicola Sand Club Glen Cray Floyd Fisher Riverside Earnest Bowman Harry Jirsa Orval Meeks Fisher Charles Schnoebelen Milt Wolrach Euchre Maxine Schnoebelen

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