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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1946

Page

2

Local servicemen return home for leaves and funerals

Lt. David B Pearson son of Mr and Mrs Frank Pearson arrived home on terminal leave and attended his uncle Grants funeral in Grinnell Iowa. He served 42 months in aviation medical engineering and saw action at Iwo Jima and Okinawa. Other veterans Dick Crossett and Don Crossett returned on leaves from the Pacific and Europe theater.

David WB. Pearson Frank Pearson States Fort Lewis Wash Pearson Iowa Grant Pearson Medical Department of Aviation Engineering Group Pacific Iwo Jima Okinawa Dick Crossett Grinnell D. Crossett

GI Team Faces Wayland Tonight at 7 30

Washington's GI basketball squad hosts Wayland independent team tonight at 7 30 with no admission charge. A packed seating space is anticipated after last Thursday's double header featuring GI and Y teams with Rock Island and Ainsworth.

Washington Wayland Rock Island Ainsworth Wapello West Liberty

Riverside Falls in Overtime to Tiffin 36 34

Riverside High boys basketball lost an overtime heartbreaker at Riverside Public School Gym Friday to Tiffin 36 34. Riverside trailed early, tied late in the fourth, but Tiffin held Riverside scoreless in overtime while scoring two points to seal the win. Lyle Fox returned after an injury in the third period.

Riverside Riverside High School Riverside Public School Tiffin Latta Burich Lyle Fox

Families gather for visits as long-time residents move between states

Mr and Mrs Richard Birney travel to Eveleth Minnesota for a two week visit with her parents while their daughter Barbara stays behind with Birneys in Iowa. Lt j2 Birney recently discharged in Great Lakes after navy service starting in 1943 and South Pacific deployment. Velma Gallagher of Los Angeles arrives with Horace Allen and Dennis for funeral attendance of J Ed Gallagher. Daisy Huber hosts a 90th birthday event for Ella DeLong and son Mr DeLong. Relatives attend J Ed Gallagher funeral services.

Richard Birney Eveleth Minn Barbara Navy South Pacific Velma Gallagher Los Angeles Calif Horace Allen Dennis Penaluma J. Ed Gallagher Gallagher Allen M. C. DeLong Crawfordsville Daisy Huber Ella DeLong Mr. DeLong

Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Reported Today

At the hospital Margaret Ruth Dickerson from Kinross was admitted for an emergency appendectomy. Mrs Howard Reighard of Brightno was admitted after an accident. Mrs Percy Skubal of Ainsworth underwent major surgery today. Mrs Harold Jarvis of 511 South Marion avenue was admitted for minor surgery. Mrs Otto Emry of Brighton had a tonsillectomy this morning. Dismissals yesterday included Mrs Lloyd Brown Route Four and Mrs Tom Cantoni Route Two. Today also includes Mrs Earl Ferguson of Crawtfords Ville.

Margaret Ruth Dickerson Kinross Howard Reighard Brightno Percy Skubal Ainsworth Harold Jarvis South Marion Avenue Otto Emry Brighton Lloyd Brown Route Four Tom Cantoni Mae Morgan East Third Street Lawrence Varney North Fourth Avenue Earl Ferguson Crawtfords Ville

Service Bureau Veterans Column Note

This Washington Bureau weekly column offers veteran and serviceman topics and family questions. Readers may address inquiries to the bureau at 1616 Eye Street N W Washington D C for later column responses.

Washington Western Newspaper Union Eye Street N. W Washington, D. C

Veterans Administration pays out 102 million in unemployment benefits

As of December 15 the VA reports about 331 000 World War II veterans receiving unemployment compensation totaling roughly 102.75 million. For the week ending December 1 about 247 360 veterans were jobless among 4 million discharged across states, with few states showing declines and many showing increases.

Veterans’ Administration Armed Services Michigan Ohio Oklahoma New York Texas New Jersey California Illinois Massachusetts States

Army discharge Q&A for dependents and service rules

A reader asks about hardship discharges for a dependent mother. Answers explain applying via the Red Cross, eligibility for unemployment allowances with farming as a business, and that high point soldiers may be delayed due to transportation. Other items cover allotments, return timing after signed one year enlistments, farm ownership as a discharge basis, and eligibility for discharge with three children.

Red Cross A. L Winfield Kans States Air Corps Converse la. A Pacific Army Greenbush Minn Office of Dependency Benefits War Department Newark N. J F. L Lancaster Wis. A Columbus Ohio Europe

Grading Potatoes by Specific Gravity Test

Cornell University professor Ora Smith demonstrates a salt water specific gravity test to classify potatoes by dry matter. By using varying salt concentrations, potatoes are sorted into soggy, slightly mealy, mealy, and very mealy groups, with exact float points given.

Ora Smith Cornell University

Protein Fibers Wool and Silk

Natural protein fibers wool and silk offer strength and warmth. They are elastic and absorb dyes easily, making them versatile for fabrics.

Handy Band Cutter Made From Common Farm Parts

A home made band cutter for corn shredding is described using a slot sawn lengthwise in a broom handle with an old mower or binder section inserted to form the cutting device.

Unit 10 Meeting At Dill Smith Home In Dill

Unit No. 10 of the Women’s Society of Christian Service met Friday afternoon at the Dill Smith home with 14 members and a guest, Mrs. Carl Keck. A. C. Durst led devotions, prayers and songs. Mrs. Keck read scripture on forgiveness from the heart. Margaret Hering reported secretary and treasurer figures. 14 sick calls noted.

Dill-Smith Wdoéman’s Society of Christian Service of Methodist Church Bert Dill Mae Smith Carl Keck A. C. Durst Keck Maurice Crawford A. Anderson Marguerite Hering William Gamon Russia Paul Warnoff Crawford

Post Nuptial Party Honors Mrs Richards

Mrs Tom ny Richards was honored at a post nuptial party hosted by Eileen Hammen Claire Darbyshire and Mrs John Richards at Mrs Robert Reaney home. A miscellaneous shower featured pink and blue wheelbarrow gifts and guests enjoyed games a scrapbook and refreshments.

Mrs. Richards Tommy Richards Eileen Hammen Claire Darbyshire John Richards Robert Rean Barbara Minick Phyllis Crayne Marjorie Faulkner Joan Keifer Dallas Chamberlin Lewis Goodlander Max Goodlander Reaney Charles Hotle Payne Marshall

Birthday Greetings Fill Local Social Pages

William M Beal celebrates 85th birthday in Henderson county Illinois. Anniversaries marked for Lloyd Nelson Babcock William James J M White Verle Gallagher. Sonja Sue Shetter and Daniel Syvight Holcomb noted with candles. Numerous others receive wishes from families and friends in Crawfordsville Welman Lisbon Olas Kalonu and surrounding communities.

William M. Beal Journal Henderson County, Ill Lloyd Nelson P. Kck Babcock William James J. M. White Verle Gallagher Sonja Sue Shetter Milford Shettler Welman Daniel Syvight Holcomb Eugene Holcomb S. J. Boyd John Krotz James Chalupa Kalonu Charles Chriurchill John Lasek South Highland Arnold Nicholson Margery Cherryhomes Crawfordsville John Westphal Harry Sizer Lisbon J. M. Lloyd

Check Potato Storage For Better Products

New potato varieties can show internal reddish brown discoloration near freezing. Storage should keep tubers at 36 degrees F or higher to prevent decay and poor germination. Severely affected seed pieces decay after planting, reducing stand and weak hills. External appearance often hides internal issues.

Sturdy Gate Hinges Made From Old Horseshoes

A home carpentry note describes stouter hinges crafted from repurposed horseshoes. It advises spreading nail holes with a punch to fit larger spikes or small bolts for securing hinges to a post.

Presbyterian morning prayer meeting announced

A Presbyterian morning prayer meeting will gather at 9:20 Wednesday morning at the church located at 2842.

Muskrat Meal Proves Superior to Traditional Feed for Chicks

In Louisiana experiments baby chicks fed muskrat meal showed better gains than those fed meat scraps shrimp or fish meal. Eight pounds of muskrat meal equal ten pounds meat meal in crude protein and supported stronger growth up to eight weeks. Broilers fed dried muskrat caused no objectionable flavors in family tests and researchers suggest other animals may be used.

Louisiana

Wedding Anniversary Symbols by Theme List

The article outlines traditional wedding anniversary symbols for each year spanning from the 1st to the 75th. It pairs numbers with materials such as paper cotton leather and ends with diamond for 60th and 75th anniversaries.

China

Rest Periods Boost Cow Milk Yields

Every cow needs a rest period of six to eight weeks to maximize milk production in her next milking cycle. The guidance stresses scheduled breaks to maintain health and optimal output.

Social Calendar of Club and Community Events

Listings for DeMolay Masons Rainbow Girls Pythian Sisters and many clubs with meetings dinners potlucks and special programs. Hostesses and locations include Mrs Boyd White Mrs Homer Stephen and Mrs Lloyd Miller with times from afternoon to evening across churches temples and halls.

Masonic Temple Order of Rainbow Girls Maso J.T.T Boyd White Homer Stephen S. Iowa Ave Myrtie McCleary D. DP. Davis Baster Club Baker Marion Ave Dust Us J. H. Campbell Rosemary Club Earl Galloway New Haven Ladies Aid Society Lloyd Miller Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society Leonard Lkeinning St. Anthony Circle Ray Whiteheeding Hall Garden Dept Methodist Church Homer Jarrard St. James Circle

Betty Marston Celebrates 12th Birthday Party

Betty Marston daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Marston marked her twelfth birthday with a party hosted by her mother. The Lincoln sixth grader invited classmates from Stewart and Lincoln elementary schools to games and a matinee at the State Theater and enjoyed refreshments and a decorated cake. Guests included Mary Lou Marston Patty Berry Darlene Miller Patty Brock Nancy Burham Eva Blattner Joyce Logan Charlotte Jackson Betty Ann Kunik and Mary Lou Robertson.

Betty Marston Floyd Marston Betty Lincoln Stewart School Marston State Theater Nancy Burham Eva Blattner Joyce Logan Charlotte Jackson Betty Ann Kunik Mary Lou Robertson

Eye Aids Billions of Impulses for Clearer Sight

The eye receives billions of light impulses each second and many eyes require aids to condition light for better vision. Researchers emphasize optical aids and illumination improvements to enhance daily sight for people with reduced vision.

Honor Darbyshire At a Family Party

Mr and Mrs Clair Darbyshire were honored at a family gathering hosted by Mrs Faye Turnipseed. Darbyshire had just returned from Army service in the Pacific after over three years. The couple and their daughter Pamela received many gifts as relatives marked the discharge. Refreshments were served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs Lou Pauer and Mrs W C Robertson.

Clair Darbyshire Faye Turnipseed Darbyshire Pacific Area Army Pamela Lou Pauer W. C. Robertson

Statlers Host Enterprise Club Oyster Supper and Meeting

Mr and Mrs Keith Statler and Nancy hosted the January Enterprise Community club oyster supper. After the meal Mrs John Robertson president invited members to hold February at her home. Progressive games awarded high scores to Emma Ralston and Charles Ralston while Glen Gordon won the low score prize.

Keith Statler Nancy Enterprise Community Club John Robertson Emma Ralston Charles Ralston Glen Gordon

Pilotburg Society At Anderson Home

Mrs. Clementine Anderson hosted the Pilotburg Ladies Aid Thursday with 11 members present. Mrs. Jeanette Scott led devotions and the business session. Marian McGinnis joined as a new member. The group voted to continue its mystery friend program for the year. February meeting planned.

Clementine Anderson Pilotburg Ladies Aid Society Jeanette Scott Marian McGinnis

Small gathering shares prayers contests and refreshments

Mrs. Margaret Brinning led the prayers with guests invited to add a few words. Mrs. Velda Chalupa directed two contests before the hostess served refreshments. Attendees included Kenneth Bishop Duane Chalupa Linda Scott Frankie and Max Stransky.

Margaret Brinning Velda Chalupa Kenneth Bishop Duane Chalupa Linda Scott Frankie and Max Stransky

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