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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1950

Page

3

Draw Set for Y Tournament Pairings in Washington

The Wash ington YMCA announces pairings for the Gold Medal basketball tournament to be drawn within two days after the 16 entries were completed. Teams include Shamrock Inn Ains worth Harper Winfield Yarmouth Wayland YMCA Willits Comets Brighton Sharon Kalona Quills with Sharon last year’s champion facing stiff opposition. Tickets soon on sale via the V's View's club. games run March 6 7 8 and awards total more than 75 for players and teams.

Washington Ymca Artemas Brown Shamrock Inn Ainsworth Harper Winfield Yarmouth Wayland YMCA Willits Comets Brighton Sharon Kalona Quil Wiew

District tourney previews for Wapello and peers in Iowa

Classified listings note district boys and girls basketball tourneys across Iowa. Matches set include Wapello vs Washington at Muscatine on Monday and Burlington Catholic vs Ne London Friday. Class AA features top teams from Davenport, Osage and Fort Madison with dates through midweek finals.

Muscatine Des Moines MccGrregor Lowa City Wapello Washington Burlington Catholic London Wellman Winfield Danville Morning ‘Sun Thurs Fort Madison Provost Madison Keokuk Ottumwa West Chester Agency Dowds Farfield Oshaloosa Tiurea Olftiawa Centerville

St James Boys Win Junior Church YMCA Title

St James undefeated junior league champs won the season as three YMCA games closed Saturday afternoon. Christian church beat United Presbyterian 10 to 6, Presbyterians beat Methodists 17 to 11, and St James beat Presbyterians 34 to 14.

St. James Ymca Church League YMCA Christian Church United Presbyterian Boys Presbyterians Methodists

Molesworth declines Iowa backfield coach offer

Richmond Reb coach Keith Molesworth has turned down the University of Iowa backfield coach post. Former Navy mentor and Chicago Bears star, he hails from Washington High and Monterey College, and he previously played for the Bears.

Richmond Virginia Keith Molesworth University of Iowa Molesworth Navy Chicago Bears Washington Monmouth College

Chautauqua Named by Tuscarora Indians in 17th Century

The town of Chautauqua New York was named by North Carolina Tuscarora Indians who joined the Five Nations in the 17th century. They carried the name from their Neuse River village Chattawha meaning where the shore is taken out.

Chautauqua N.Y New York North Carolina Neuse River

Parsons Loras Battle Tonight for Iowa Conference Title

Parsons meets Loras in Cedar Rapids for the Iowa conference championship as the season nears its end. Loras, led by Jim McCabe in 27 games, faces Bud Bacus of Parsons who finished the season with a 14.0 point average. Other weekend results include Drake at Creighton and Iowa State upsetting Indiana.

United Press Parsons Loras Cedar Rapids Iowa Whin St. Ambrose Muscatine Simpson Coe Jim McCabe Loras Duhawks Slsports Bud Baccus Lows Indiana Parsons Vs. Loras Champton Dij Drake Oat Creigh

Old Timers Lead City Men Bowlers

The Old Timers topped team scoring in the city bowling league last week with 2813 and 822 in series and game. Bob Lowe led individual play with a 224 single game and 547 series, while Stewart and Crowe were runners up in both categories and Bill Sither followed with runner up finishes.

Bob Lowe City Hall Stewart Job Lowe Bill Sither

Workmen Move Eight Room House to Sowash Farm

The Griggs family completes moving an eight room house to Sowash Farm near Lublin Store after a brief railroad crossing challenge at Wellston. A two car garage and machinery shed were built, with a water line dug from a well. Nearby guests joined a surprise birthday dinner for Mr. Griggs.

Sowash Farm Lublin Jay Merve Sfontial Wellston Ford Meo A. Ll. Kafka

Dewey Signs Emergency Coal Seizure Law in Albany

Governor Thomas E. Dewey signs an emergency statute in Albany granting New York State power to seize coal and set maximum prices as the coal crisis deepens and hours pass.

Thomas E. Dewey Albany N. Y

Birthday wishes for local residents span decades

Birthday greetings note celebrations for families including Schulty Burl Nicola Elmer Pearson and George Murphs across 1907 1908 and 1982 with today’s list featuring Mrs William Cnossen Mrs A L Griffith Roy Wood Reid Oris Ethel Mineer and others Charles Walker LeRoy.

Herman Schulty Burl Nicola Elmer Pearson George Murphs William Cnossen A L. Griffith Roy Wood Ainsworth M. J. Redlinger Stanley Mangold Reid Oris Ethel Mineer Charles Walker LeRoy

Miner Welfare Suit Underway in Washington

George H. Livengood from Fayetteville Pa a former miner sues UMW President John L Lewis and two ex trustees over alleged misuses of the miners welfare fund claiming benefits paid to ineligible persons and personal gain. Ezra van Horn of Cleveland a former operators representative and Senator Styles Bridges of New Hampshire are named as resigned defendants.

Washington George H. Livengood Fayetteville UMW John L. Lewis Miners’ Welfare Fund Ezra van Horn Cleveland Styles Bridges New Hampshire International Soundphoto

Candles Light for Carrol Young and Kumery at Brighton

Six candles will be lighted today for Carrol Ruth Young and seven for Frederick Joseph Kumery of Brighton as part of a local observance naming the individuals involved.

Carrol Ruth Young Frederick Joseph Kumery Brighton

Better Acoustics for Home To Be Demanded by Public

Dr. Howard C. Hardy of Armour Research Foundation says home sound systems will be built into walls within 20 years, making acoustics as essential as plumbing. He notes the public has not yet demanded high fidelity as most people have not heard good sound outside theaters and auditoriums.

Howard C. Hardy Armour Research Foundation of Illinois Institute of Technology Hardy Dr. Hardy

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