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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1950

Page

2

Harness racing survives amid strong public interest and horse love

The editorial reflects on devotion of parents, the Iowa state fair’s harness racing status, and a view that racing is not finished. It notes a record 552193.30 in 1949 Grand Circuit purses, rising stud fees to 5000 dollars, and growing saddle horse interest led by the Washington saddle club. It cites Albert Donovan and the Oskaloosa Herald, discusses federal aid comments by Congressman Martin and an airplane accident insurance example at $125 for a 100000 policy, and observes few airline accidents fielding lower premiums than expected.

Albert Washington Saddle Club Albert Donovan Iowa State Fair Board Bill Dollie England Joseph W. Martin Massachusetts Washington Old Dobbin Iowa State Fair Oskaloosa Herald Globe

New Year Resolutions From Iowa Politicians

The item previews likely 1950 resolutions from Iowa leaders. Beardsley hopes to avoid midline binds, Evans aims to run again, More pledges a presidential visit and Senate seat support, Synhorst drops Democratic briefings, Akers targets Ken Evans, Grimes stays in Osceola, Linn foresees two more years, Larson signals final gambling statement, Parker vows to remove politics from schooling, Gillilland seeks party harmony, Spangler silent, Fischer stays out of politics.

Robert Hogan Iowa Daily Press Association William S. Beardsley Ken Evans Jake More State Democratic Party Iowa Senate Melvin D. Synhorst Frank Morehead Harry BD. Linn Secretary of Agriculture Robert L. Larson Jessie M. Parker Whitney Gillilland Republican State Central Committee Spirit Lake Harrison Spangler GOP

Doctor Supported By Townspeople

In Manchester New Hampshire Dr Hermann N Sander a 41 year old physician and former Dartmouth ski champion faced murder charges in a mercy killing contested by local townspeople. A testimonial petition signed by 605 of 650 voters in Candia praised his character and professional ability. Volunteers collected signatures in six hours. A second petition in nearby Goffstown urged the Hillsborough County grand jury not to consider charges.

Manchester N. H Hermann N. Sander Candia Dartmouth College C. Leslie Curtis Candia Congregational Church Sander Goffstown Hillsborough County Hospital Thbie C. Borreto Hillsborough County Grand Jury

Norma Eyestone and Dean Icenbice Wed in Sigourney Church

Norma Eyestone and Dean M. Icenbice wed in First Methodist Church at 5 30 PM with a small ceremony. Edna Klein played the organ as family and friends attended. The couple plans a two week Southern honeymoon and will settle near Sigourney after their return.

Methodist Church Norma Eyestone Dean M. Icenbice Sigourney Charles L. Eyestone Mr. Teenbice Russell Teenbice

Cream separators flushed with hot water improve separation

Flushing cream separators with hot water before use increases cream yield compared to starting with cold water, aiding faster and more efficient separation during operation.

Social Calendar of Community Groups

A detailed list of meetings and events for Monday through Thursday from various organizations. Highlights include YWCA Council, Rainbow Girls, Knights of Pythias, Presbyterian and Congregational gatherings, club mixers, Fortnightly and St James PTA, and local service and sewing groups with times and locations.

Ywca Council YWCA Women's Service Guild of Presbyterian Churcha Margaret Cowden United Presbyterian BBC Club Anna Landau Peo Carol Lucille Forgey Orva Scott Edward McCutchen St. James Pta Pythian Sisters KP Hall VFW

Florida Orange Warmer Punch For Cold Weather

Florida Orange Warmer is a family friendly punch recipe tying in with a bumper orange harvest. The article notes a strong crop, healthful citrus juice, serving suggestions with snowball cakes, and a simple method using tea, orange juice and orange slices with cloves.

Florida Citrus

Rev Pooley Visit to St Augustine Florida

Rev and Mrs J B Pooley and daughter Laura Beth spent the last week in St Augustine Florida with Mrs Pooley’s brother and wife the Rev and Mrs Brash er from Pennsylvania Mrs J D O Dell San Jose California formerly of this place has returned home after visiting What Cheer Delta and Thornburg Her son Dwight is editor of a weekly newspaper at Fortune California and her daughter Marjory is a county music supervisor Marilyn Hill taking nurses training in Des Moines spent several days with her parents The Columbine Community club will meet Monday evening Jan 9 in the Community building

Columbus Junction Dec J. B. Pooley Laura Beth St. Augustine Fla Calif Marjory Marilyn Hill Des Moines L. C. Hill Columbine Community Club

Winter care tips for combine and baler engines

The article stresses draining the carburetor and gas tank to prevent valve trouble from gum in gasoline left in winter. It notes high gum content causes issues and highlights the farm shop as the center for repair and construction work on a variety of farm equipment.

Local trip to Mexico and southern states noted

Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Schenefelt return from a ten day vacation through old Mexico and the south. They report 75 degree weather and 200 miles of smooth travel. They visited McAllen Texas Reynos Mexico and New Orleans before returning via Memphis Kentucky and Decatur Illinois. Phyllis Flenner starts at Farmers Mutual Insurance succeeding Norma Eyestone. attendees at Effie Nichols funeral include Mrs. Charles Miller and Mrs. Fern Meeker.

New Orleans Sigourney Kenbice Washington High School Methodist Church YWCA Russell Icenbice Norma Lloyd Rugg Webster Danny Hershberger Davenport Fred Minden Miller Eyestone I. W. Schenefelt Old Mexico Olarks Arkansas McAllen Vetley Texas Viola Ayers McAllen Reynoas Mexico American Plaza Hotel Senor Reynas Aquilucho del Monte United States Corpus Christi Gulf of Mexico Memphis Tennessee Kentucky Decatur Illinois Effie Nichols Charles Miller Des Plaines, UL Fern Meeker A. R. Scott

Junction Building Sold to J M Norris in Columbus Junction

Columbus Junction December 31 J M Norris local businessman has bought the Klotz building on Main Street. L Votroubek jeweler will stay on the first floor. Nearby visitors included Mr and Mrs Leo Thomas and son Marshall of Ames for New Year’s.

Columbus Junction J. M. Norris Klotz Main Street L Votroubek Jeweler Leo Thomas Marshall Ames Edith Marshall John Thompson Virginia Des Moines William Luckey Warren Greene de Witt Irene Rees John H. Rees

Around Town and County Dinner Guests Noted at Day Home

Mr and Mrs Robert Day hosted a family dinner Sunday noon at their home. Guests included Wilbur Day Belle Burt Mary Day and others from Brighton, William Day of Ainsworth, and Henry Schwarz of Corland NY. New Year’s Eve guests were Glen Cuddeb Ack Gates and family. Lynn Marie Gates visited Dunlaps for New Year’s feast.

Herman Matucha Chicago, Ill Wiliam Matucha Louise White Robert Day Wilbur Day Belle Burt Mary Day Brighton William Day Ainsworth Henry Schwarz Corland New York Www. L Gates Glen Cuddeback Kimbal Gates Lynn Marie

VEW Breakfast Club Hosts and Plans January Event

Mrs Roy Rowe hosted the VEW Breakfast Club for 15 members on Friday morning. Mrs Joe Wehr will entertain the club on January 12.

Roy Rowe VEW Joe Wehr

Ira Coons Entertain At Anniversary Dinner

Mr and Mrs Ira Coons marked their 40th wedding anniversary with a noon turkey dinner for immediate family. Guests included Marion Barnes of Sigourney, sister-in-law of Mrs Coon, and family sent flowers and ecards. Their daughter Marjorie in Hollywood California and brother William Drake of Lockport Illinois called to offer congratulations.

Ira Coon Marion Barnes Sigourney Coon Coons Marjorie Holywood Calif

Betty Kunik Hosts Slumber Party Saturday Night

Betty Kunik was hostess at a slumber party Saturday evening at her home. The girls danced, played cards and visited during the evening. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Attending the party were Nancy Burham, Eva Blattner, Carol Weeks, Carol Walker, Marilou Robertson, Pat DeLa and Vivian Hines.

Betty Kunik Nancy Burham Eva Blattner Carol Weeks Carol Walker Marilou Robertson Pat DeLa Vivian Hines

Friends and Families Return Home From Holidays

Veda Twinam resumes schoolwork after holidays with her mother in Crawfordsville. Violet Twinam and husband Richard Sheldon plan to return to the United States from Manila where he worked with the War Damage Commission. They will tour Europe en route home. Mrs. Shannon and daughter Barbara visit family in Council Bluffs. Mr and Mrs Robert Spera return to Keokuk from a visit with Charles Morris. W L Gates visit Cedar Rapids on business. Richard Francis is new county clerk staff replacing Dorothy Putman.

Janet Twinam Crawfordsville Voilet Richard Sheldon United States Manila Philippines Sheldon War Damage Commission William Shannon Barbara Mrs. Shannon H. J. Rees W. R. Hughes Council Bluffs Robert Spera Keokuk Charles Morris Richard Francis Dorothy Putman

Open House Hosted by Dr and Mrs Miller for Methodist Students

Dr and Mrs Fred Miller hosted an open house for members and friends of the Methodist church from 3 to 5 Sunday afternoon. Twenty five young people visited the Millers home. Mrs Charles Eyestone student secretary of the Methodist Wses along with Linda Brindley and Sally Miller assisted with serving.

Fred Miller Methodist Church Charles Eyestone Methodist Wses Linda Brindley Sally Miller

Heilmans Host New Year’s Eve Party at Logan Heilman Home

A group welcomed the New Year at the Logan Heilman home Saturday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Rider, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wehr, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fields, and Mr. and Mrs. George Means of Mt Pleasant.

Logan Heilman Heilman Wendell Rider Stewart Bell Harold Wehr Charles Morris Roy Fields George Means Mt. Pleasant

Wheelans Host New Year’s Party Friday

Entertaining at a New Year’s party Friday evening were Mr. and Mrs. John Wheelan and Ray. In attendance were Mr. and Mrs. James Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Rush Helmick, Mr. and Mrs. Had Huber, Mrs. John Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith and Barbara.

John Wheelan Ray James Brooks Rush Helmick Had Huber John Wagner Earl Smith Ray Smith Barbara

Jolly Jokers Hold Christmas Party at Booth Home

The Jolly Jokers 4-H club gathered at Mrs. Melvin Booth home for a Christmas party. She reported the club earned 58.38 in the past year including 20 for a health award and 38.88 from county achievement day prizes. Games and quizzes were played, a gift exchange followed by refreshments.

Jolly Jokers 4-H Melvin Booth

Have Cooperative Meal Saturday at Willeys

A cooperative dinner and watch party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wiley Saturday evening. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Leland Horton, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Horton, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wise of Brighton, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Stacy of Wayland, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Campbell of Ainsworth, Dr. and Mrs. M. Ll. McCreedy, and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lipscomb.

Lester Wiley Leland Horton Bill Horton Ed Wise Brighton Victor Stacy Wayland Herb Campbell Ainsworth M. Ll. McCreedy Bruce Lipscomb

Also Mentioned on This Page

Synhorst Ment Charles Fischer Beardsley The Little Hoover’’ Commission Wolf’s Flower Dean Icenbice Fred E. Miller Edna Klein Dale Eyestone West Second Street Mrs. Eyestone Betty Jane Brooks T. W. Harwood General Insurance Agency Merry Makers Club Harmony Club Lyle Romine Emma Barnett George Rudiger Masonic Temple County Nurses Association Nurses Home Valley Ladies Aid G. H. May-Mis Edward Squire Pleasant Hill Everette Plecker Beta Sigma Phi Robert Choate FE. H. Whitehead West Chester Pooley St. Augustine, Florida Martha Butler Phyllis Flenner Farmer's Mutual Insurance Office Kreucher Clinton Bessie Shaver H. A. McCullough New Haven Madison & S. Ave Gate’s Entertain PW Breakfast Club Ira Coons Veda Twinam W. W. Twinam Crawfordsille W. L. Gates Cedar Rapids C. V. Grall John L. Heilmans J. Wheelans Jolly Jokers Booth Home Willeys Hamil Southern Utilities Larry Foster Oliver Read Radio News Capehart Poster Mist Fen Foster
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