Mrs. Donald L. Rinner and Daughter Visit Woodside Family
Mrs. Donald L. Rinner and her daughter Jean of Woodside Long Island N Y are spending a few days this week with the riner family grandparents Mr and Mrs C Harry Davis. Lt jg
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1945
Page
2
Mrs. Donald L. Rinner and her daughter Jean of Woodside Long Island N Y are spending a few days this week with the riner family grandparents Mr and Mrs C Harry Davis. Lt jg
Mrs. Rinner and daughter plan to return home next month after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C W Schlatter at Wayland. Staff Sergeant Alvin Jones arrived home Tuesday night for a few weeks with his wife and family in Washington and Crawfordsville. Jones completed bombing missions with the 8th A A F and will report to a redistribution center in Miami Beach after furlough. Joany White of Boone visits relatives while Rh C White and Mrs White travel to Rochester Minnesota for medical exams ahead of an operation.
Monmouth shop offers hanging pots featuring Philodendron or ivy with deluxe filler. Prices start at 600c and attract gardeners seeking decorative greenery and affordable foliage options.
Lincoln sixth graders edged Stewart 19 16 as the teams battled to a 10 10 halftime tie. Scorers for Stewart included David Brock Larry Williams Blodgett Snyder while Lincoln was led by Gary Gorham Carroll Manassier Miller and Beenblossom with contributions from Green and Mullenix.
The report notes that the average value of all passenger cars in the United States is about two hundred dollars. This figure highlights typical car worth during the period and implies pricing conditions for buyers and sellers nationwide.
Ainsworth and the Washington Y club played a tight game at Ainsworth last night with Washington ahead 32 to 31 at final. A disputed 32–32 tie prompted plans for a replay at Washington a week from Monday evening. Frank Nelson and Bob Marshall missed for the Y, who trailed 20–11 at halftime before rallying in the second half.
Lewis Smith is described as very ill at his residence located at 1201 East Second Street. The brief note lists no other names or details beyond the address and condition.
A balanced breakfast should contribute about one third of daily calories and essential nutrients. It supports adequate protein vitamins minerals and overall energy for the day.
Riverside high school split a double header with Lone Tree. Riverside boys won 37 to 33 while Riverside girls fell 49 to 18. Key scorers included Fox 12 and Burien 10 for Riverside and Schlapkohl 12 for Lone Tree. The win marks the second local-season victory for Riverside over Lone Tree.
Ten farmers in Pilotburg gathered at the schoolhouse for their first soil conservation planning session led by Carl T. Anderson. Paul Boettcher outlined soil erosion causes and topsoil loss while a soils survey will guide each farm’s conservation program. The group set a second meeting for January 22 to discuss practices like contouring, strip cropping, terraces, sod waterways, and drainage with the district techncian to assist spring efforts.
Twelve members of the St Anthony Circle met yesterday afternoon with Mrs Hubert Walker and Mrs M L Whittaker presiding. The secretary's report was read and a card party followed with refreshments provided by co hostesses Mrs Walker Mrs H L Whittaker and Mrs Frank Tucker.
Enterprise community club held its annual oyster supper hosted by Mr and Mrs John Robertson at their home Friday evening A short business meeting followed the meal and the rest of the evening featured games and visiting Guests included Mr and Mrs Cloyee Crone
A simple 15 minute practice suggests folding gauze to cover the eyes, cooling with ice water or lotion, then resting with feet elevated. The method emphasizes a calm, restorative break described as highly effective for relaxation.
Mr and Mrs Sam Weaver of West Chester are parents of a son born at 7 25 last evening weighing seven pounds seven and a quarter ounces. Mrs Wayne Zeck and son Phillip Wayne route three were dismissed yesterday afternoon. This afternoon Mrs Vernon White and son Thomas Hales Crawfordsville were dismissed. By A Potsander.
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