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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1947

Page

2

Local air traffic and shopping notes from Des Moines

Bob Newman of Des Moines flew a Piper super cruiser on a business trip to Washington airport. Gene Sebben and A. R. Wilson refueled during a dual across country after flying a Piper J 3 from Centerville to Oskaloosa and Coats. E. M. Bridges & Co Lon Armstrong aided Mr and Mrs John Lemmon to Moline for an alrliner to Columbus Ohio where Lemmons attend optometrists meeting. Esther's Beauty Shop reports and Montgomery Ward advertises men’s cotton union suits sizes 36-46 at $1.69.

Bob Newman Des Moines Washington Gene Sebben A. R. Wilson Centerville Oskaloosa E. M. Bridges & Co Lon Armstrong John Lemmon Moline Lemmons Columbus Ohio Lemmon Esther N. Ave Art Yard Lloyd Lytle Montgomery Ward

Change in makeup of the Little Six League

Ottumwa sports editor Emmett Mowery proposes a new six team league by merging Ottumwa Burlington and Muscatine with Davenport Iowa City and Franklin Cedar Rapids from the Mississippi Valley Conference. Bloomfield Centerville could join to form a six school circuit, leaving Fort Madison Keokuk Fairfield Mt. Pleasant and Washington in the current Little Six. The plan would pit the three larger Little Six schools against stiffer competition, though opposition from Keokuk and Fort Madison is possible.

Little Six High School Athletic Conference Emmett Mowery Ottumwa Courier Emmett Ottumwa Burlington Muscatine Little Six Lavenport Iowa City Franklin Cedar Rapids Mississippi Valley Conference Keokuk Fort Madison Bloomfield Centerville Fairfield Mt. Pleasant Washington Lee County Courier Washington High School

Ross Family Welcomes Daughter Catherine Marie

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ross of Moline announce the birth of a daughter, Catherine Marie, Tuesday evening in a Moline hospital. She has two brothers, David, 11, and Donald, 8, and grandmother Mrs Silas Ross, who names the child Marie. The notice also promotes 50 percent off dresses coats and suits at E M Bridges & Co with the 14 price.

Kenneth Ross Moline Catherine Marie David Donald Silas Ross Ross Marie E. M. Bridges & Co

Club Dinner Hosted by Mrs Sheetz in Friendly Circle

Mrs Don Sheetz hosted a cooperative dinner meeting of the Friendly Circle club yesterday. Attendees included Mrs Will Sheetz Mrs Delmar Romine and Mrs Marion Wells among others.

Don Sheetz Friendly Circle Club Will Sheetz Delmar Romine Marion Wells

Washington Comets Triumph In Low Scoring Win

The Washington Comets defeated Beck sports shop of Cedar Rapids 48 to 36. Cedar Rapids led 18 to 16 at halftime before Washington pulled away in the third quarter to seal the victory led by Junior Prebyl, a former Washington High standout.

Chamberlin Sports Shop Comets Beck Sports Shop Cedar Rapids Comets Junior Prebyl Washington

Club Families at Leo Marie Home

Rural Women's club members and families enjoyed a cooperative dinner at noon hosted by the Leo Marie family. Twenty four guests were seated at quarter tables with candles and evergreens. Kitchen and dining room committees listed. next meeting set in two weeks with Mrs. Lou Rhodebeck.

Leo Marie Carl Phillips Grant Humston William Marie Lester Luckenbill Claud Rhodebeck Lloyd Humston Lou Rhodebeck

Club welcomes new member as sisters drawn for year

Kenneth Cuddeback and 11 club members met for a business meeting led by president Mrs. Harley Davidson. Mrs. Cuddeback accepted membership, secret sisters were drawn, and plans were made for a family dinner at 6:30 p.m. Saturday January 18 at Walter Longer home as a farewell to departures and welcome to newcomers. Committees were named to organize the event. The next meeting March 6 will be hosted by Mrs. Davidson with entertainment by Mrs. Leonard Novak and Mrs. Harold Klopfenstein.

Kenneth Cuddeback Harley Davidson Walter Longer Davidson Leonard Novak Harold Klopfenstein

Demons Aim to Upset Muscatine in Big Little Six Showdown

Washington high school Demons, after a split in their first Little Six games, prepare to face the undefeated Muscatine quintet. The clash pairs high scoring Washington against Muscatine’s stingy defense with lineup notes on Schmit over Paul, Noonan’s ankle, and Marshall Kelsey Vacha in the backcourt and frontcourt. The junior varsity prelim runs at 6 45 with officials Buzz Crahan and Pat Orman.

Washington High School Demons Muscatine Armond Seidler Leland Schmit Dick Paul Bob Noonan Wayne Marshall Bill Kelsey Dick Vacha Buzz Crahan Iowa City Pat Orman Ottumwa

Mrs Bain Hosts Pinochle Party For U Go I Go Club

Mrs Claude Bain entertained members of the U Go I Go club at her home yesterday. Guests included Mrs Owen Grecian Mrs Oral Mayo Mrs S N Sorrell and Mrs G A Reinert. President Mrs Val Fuhr led a brief business meeting paying tribute to deceased member Mrs William Matucha. The afternoon featured four tables of pinochle with Mrs Mayo earning high score.

Claude Bain Owen Grecian Oral Mayo S. N. Sorrell G. A. Reinert Val Fuhr William Matucha

Calendar Notices for United Presbyterian Ladies Aid

Notices list weekly meetings for church and community groups. January is canceled for the Ladies Aid. other items include Elizabeth and Edna Klein hosting literature evening, Bible department at the public library, White Shrine bridge party at the Masonic temple, and T T T Chapter Y events. Tuesday features Ann Judson Circle, American Home departments and cooperative dinner with multiple hostesses. Wednesday notes Merry Mixer Club with Mrs Cloyee Crone.

Elizabeth Hdna Klein Carol Forgey Bible Public Library Masonic Temple T.T.T John Owen Boyd White Ann Judson Circle of Baptist Church George Masson

State Bank Force Dines Together at Dawson Home

Washington State bank employees and families totaling 238 shared a cooperative turkey dinner last evening at Etna Dawson’s home. Guests included Anna and Elizabeth Dawson and Mrs. Glen Vareclay. The next club meeting is planned with Mrs. B. H. Whitehead.

State Bank Force Dawson Washington State Bank Etna Dawson Anna Elizabeth Dawson Glen Vareclay

Wool Mittens and Men's Union Suits Reach Stores

E. M. Bridges & Co. announces new stock with wool mittens in red tan blue white priced at 79 cents and men’s 10 percent weed union suits in sizes 3 to 46 arriving at Montgomery ward locations.

E. M. Bridges & Co Montgomery. Ward

Helen Carson and William H. Smart Wed in Kansas Vow

Mr and Mrs W T Carson announce the marriage of their daughter Helen to William H Smart. The ceremony occurred at six last evening in Hiawatha Kansas with Rev William I Hastie presiding. The couple will reside at 4623 Iowa Terrace.

W. T. Carson Helen William H. Smart Hiawatha Kaw William I. Hastie Methodist Church Robert Carson Iowa

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