Local University Basketball Scene Draws Families In Iowa City
Dr and Mrs F Boller and daughter Kathie attend the Iowa City game while Fred L Moore Jr returns from the University of Iowa for the weekend. Mr and Mrs T A Flenner and daughters Phyllis and Margaret Ann visit the game with Mae Crone Marguerite McGugin and Mae Campbell travel from Des Moines to join their workmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Boller
Kathie
Iowa City
Fred L. Moore, Jr
University of Iowa
T. A. Flenner
Phyllis
Margaret Ann
Mae Crone
Marguerite McGugin
Des Moines
Mae Campbell
Local residents and visitors list from Washington area
Mrs J W Radebaugh plans to return to Indianaola tomorrow after several days in Washington. Mr and Mrs Gien Fubrar move today from the David Benson farm to the Henry Berd farm northwest of Washington. Fred L Moore and Jami attended the University of Iowa game last night with Mrs Catherine Null and Franc Louise among others. George C Stewart and Shirley Clark were in Iowa City for the basketball game. Charlie Corvette had a minor operation at Washington county hospital this morning. Mrs Esta Birney returned home after caring for Mrs W A Dusenberry who is better. William Struble and Carl Crossett visited Wellman yesterday. First Lieut Glen Eldridge and Major Lambert of Sigourney inspected Troop E 113th Cavalry in Ottumwa with Warren R Donaldson also in attendance. Mr and Mrs F A Stow and Clarence Klepfer and daughter Helen were in Iowa City for the basketball game. Mrs Mert Bickford sowed lettuce seed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Radebaugh
Indianaola
Washington
Gien Fubrar
David Benson
Henry Berd
Fred L. Moore
Jami
University of Iowa
Catharine Null
Francs Louise
George C Stewart
Shirley Clark
Iowa City
Charlie Corvette
Washington County Hospital
Esta Birney
W A. Dusenberry
George Struble
Carl Crossett
Wellman
Glen Eldridge
Major Lambert
Sigourney
Ottumwa
113Th Cavalry
Warren R. Donaldson
F. A. Stow
Clarence Klepfer
Helen
Mert Bickford
Japs Press Chinese Forces Back in Jehol Campaign
Japanese troops advanced through Jehol province toward Chengkeh the capital as Chinese resistance slowed their drive. Observers note Chinese numbers are large but doubts rise over sustaining a prolonged defense against the better equipped and disciplined Japanese army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Jehol
Chengkeh
Iowa Farmer Is No Longer Forgotten Man Says Herring
Governor Herring two months in office outlines farm relief measures and stabilization bank act results. He notes farm foreclosures slowed, bank weariness eased, and deposits up, urging national program within two years to ease agrarian stress. He dismisses fears of an Iowa revolt and credits Henry Wallace and the Democratic administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Herring
Washington
Stabilization Bank
Ilowa
Towa
Henry A. Wallace
Agai
Orchestra Plays for the Rotarians
Milburn McKay and his Little Symphony Orchestra led the Rotary meeting at the Y M C A assembly room. The forty young players delivered three numbers that pleased the audience and inspired the “See Iowa First” picture show to showcase Iowa beauty spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milburn McKay
Rotary
Symphony
Tap Lund
Dean Mead
Lewis Warren
Y's
Chas Fulton
Rogs Davis
Iowa
Rose
States Rapidly Act to Freeze Bank Withdrawals
Pennsylvania Ohio and Arkansas moved to authorize emergency banking status and limit withdrawals. Maryland Delaware and others eyed similar measures as governors sign or consider bills to freeze deposits and empower state control, with actions and extensions pending legislative steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Arkansas
Maryland
Ritchie
Delaware
Buck
Gifford Pinchot
State Secretary of Banking
George White
Wellman Woman Dies After Illness in County
Mrs Wilhelmina Emde, 88, died yesterday at her son Theodore Zilmer’s home in Wellman after a period of illness. Longtime Wellman resident, she leaves sons Lewis John Charles and Theodore and daughter Mrs Joe Yoder in the community. funeral plans were to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Wilhelmina Emde
Theodore Zilmer
Lewis
John
Charles
Theodore
Joe Yoder
Speidel Seeks County Share Of State Hospital Burden
Speidel returns from legislative duties for a week’s recess and discusses the hospital load. He notes Washington county roughly breaks even, sending enough patients to match the county’s state tax support. He calls for a fair, balanced plan and invites locals to discuss legislative matters at home.
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Speidel
Washington County
Johnson
Linn
Scott
Polk
Helen Critz Eightieth Birthday Observed in Riverside
Relatives gathered at Mrs. Helen Critz home in Riverside on February 27 to celebrate her eightieth birthday with a social afternoon and a two course lunch featuring a large birthday cake. Gifts and a handkerchief shower from the Woman's Relief Corps were noted, along with many calls and congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Helen Critz
Critz
R. H. Heitzman
Estelle Critz
Mary Bauer
Joseph Heitzman
John Knittel
Adele Basehnagel
John Deatsch
C. V. Dautremant
William Griffin
Louis Rummelhart
Matilda Wieland
Woman's Relief Corps
E. E. Blythe
Fred Kron
C. J. Kare
R. A. Knittel
Fred C. Kron
J. J. Reardon
Albert Halin
Clement Schnoebelen
Cedar Rapids
Keota social round? Keota residents gather reporting.
Mrs Guy Black correspondent notes visits and family gatherings around Keota Route 3. Several residents attend a Washington themed school program at Talleyrand, share meals at Guy Black's, and visit relatives including Brinnings, Knittels, and Griffins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Guy Black
Shoe executives attend Des Moines convention and Iowa City trip
A E Pratt of Moore Bootery and Don Paul of ABE Atchison Shoe Co attended a Des Moines shoe convention. Delbert Badham hiked to Iowa City to see the basketball game and stayed with Merle Gallagher. Harrison Dodder attended the Iowa versus Ohio game and teased a Journal rep for missing his name. J Z Hinshaw Wart Kandler Charles Bicklen and Tale Fuhr went to the Iowa finals in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Pratt
Moore Bootery
Don Paul
A. BE. Atchison Shoe Co
Des Moines
Delbert Badham Hiten
Iowa City
Merle Gallagher
Harrison Dodder
Iowa
Ohio
Journal
J. Z. Hinshaw
Wart Kandler
Charles Bicklen
Tale Fuhr
Military Honors Paid for Stalker World War Aviator
Taps sounded and a firing squad fired over the grave of Willard Stalker world war aviator. Burial was at Highland cemetery Richland with the Richland American Legion post in charge. Funeral services were at Hopewell Friends church Rubio with Rev Arthur Moon. Pallbearers listed include William Bond Platt Glenn Singleton Ralph Augustine Howard Morrow Neal Burton. Stalker was killed when he fell from a Milwaukee freight car near Washington while leaving farming near Rubio to re enlist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Stalker
Highland Cemetery
Richland
American Legion
Kiichland
William Bond
Platt
Glenn Singleton
Ralph Augustine
Howard Morrow
Neal Burton
Washington
Rubio
Dupuis Pennell Attend Iowa Ohio State Game
Mr and Mrs W B Dupuis and daughter Ruth and H L Pennell of Sigourney attended the Iowa Ohio State game in Iowa City Saturday night. Pennell’s visit ends as he returns home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Brown Auction
Itteon
W. B. Dupuis
Ruth
H. L. Pennell
Sigourney
Iowa City
Pennell
Bruty Family Visit Punctuates Weekend in Iowa City
Mrs Frances P Bruty and her children Jane and Henry spent Saturday in Iowa City with the outing noted in a brief community item. Auctioneer Cl 1F Macon Washington Iowa Phone 251 Red Sid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances P. Bruty
Jane
Henry
Iowa City
Macon
Washington
Iowa
Sid
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Af Levanon
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EB. L. Rouse
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Andy Brinning
Gale
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Warren Carris
Charles Churchill
Norma Fern
Genevieve Ruplinger
Eugene Diggs
Peter Kedlinger
R.A. Knittel
Lux Powder
Farmer’s Co-operative Exchange
Iowa Ave
Washington Cleaners
South Side Square
Wisie Long
Prop
Cox Motor Co
Winifred Witzigman
Cornell College
Frederick Witzigman
F. C. Witzigman
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Poils Miller
Cornell
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E. V. Simons
T. F. Barker
Winfield
Winfield Methodist Church
Dr. Witzigman
Ilinois
Max Marble
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Gladys Mace
Howard Hazen
al Ledger
Louis Dasenberry
Crone’s
Choice
Hutter
Ask Us
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Burlington
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W.H. Fulton
Jack Sehneider
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State Theater
Harold Putnam
John Shields & Sons
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