Novelty Potted Cats and Vines Sale
Colorful novelty potted cats and vines available for home display. Large selection for indoor enjoyment. Prices advertised at 25 cents and 30 cents.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1944
Page
2
Colorful novelty potted cats and vines available for home display. Large selection for indoor enjoyment. Prices advertised at 25 cents and 30 cents.
First Sergeant Stanley Han cock leaves Fort Dix New Jersey after a furlough with wife and Emmet Hancock family in Kentucky. Lt Donald Shepherd to Austin Texas for army air corps advanced training. St James card party at K C hall January 19. Mrs James Griffin and Kathryn Ann move to Washington from Lexington Kentucky. Capons offered 30 cents a pound while supplies last. Dorothy Bear visits with parents. G E Frey will be at 324 FE Washington Street January 22. Mrs Walter Conner to Chicago for week with daughter and sister Jeannette Perry. Dorothy Perry performs with D Ar tags at Oriental Theater Chicago. Donald L Morrison new address Tower Hall Chicago IT Illinois.
Richland beat West Chester 39 27 to virtually seal the Ke-Wash title. Hendrickson scored 18 for Richland as they led 16 11 at halftime. Wellman lost to Kalona 37 19 as Keota rolled past Wellman. North English edged Kalona 17 16 with Abernathy scoring late.
West Chester and Washington teams meet on the Y basketball court tonight at eight. Local players from West Chester will face a Washington pickup group in a competitive community matchup with a history of strong basketball in the area.
Drawings announced for the Louisa county basketball tournament at Columbus Junction from February 10 to 12. Matchups include Letts vs Morning Sun, Cotter vs Wyman, Wapello vs Grandview, and Columbus Junction against Bye, with winners facing off in subsequent rounds. Final and semi finals staged February 12.
Wayland high school defeated Olds 52 to 10 in Wayland. The first half ended 22 to 3. Boshart scored 15 points to lead Wayland, as the team remained undefeated in the Tri-county league and tops the southern half in the season standings.
Among those from outside the area at yesterday afternoon's funeral for Mrs Julia Cavender were Mr. and Mrs. George Watson of Waukegan Illinois, Mr. and Mrs. C E Plumly and daughter Margaret Ann of Bloomfield, Mrs Mina Dicken of Davenport, Ida Cavender of Sharon Center, and Mrs Frances Cherry of Iowa City who called on friends.
Mrs. Joe Embree route four was admitted yesterday afternoon for a major operation. Rev and Mrs Ivan Riess announce the birth of a son weighing seven pounds twelve ounces at 4 45 yesterday afternoon. Ivan Yoder Wayland was dismissed this morning. Mrs Claude Miller and son David Merle Keota and Mrs Wilbur Jackson route three were discharged this afternoon.
Riverside high school boys lost 41 to 36 to West Chester with Kos scoring 21 for Riverside while Mayer led West Chester with 19 points. Riverside girls tangled with Olds, losing 75 to 20 as Lindeen 26 and Huston 14 paced Olds. Riverside’s Kron 11 and Yordi 7 led local girls.
Pvt Allen G Dunsmore returns to North Camp Polk La after a visit with wife and baby in West Chester and relatives in Cotter. Fred Cromwell of Burlington learns Captain John Cromwell is missing in action in the south Pacific while on submarine duty. Captain Cromwell’s wife and two children live in California after living in Honolulu during Pearl Harbor attack. S/ Sgt Everett R Chorpening 64th HQ and Air Base Lad A T C attached Grenier Field Bks Manchester NH
The board urges careful oil use as civilian supplies are limited and notes sugar stamp No. 30 in War Ration Book Four becomes valid January 16 for five pounds through March with stamp 29 expired. It also announces special gasoline rationing for servicemen undergoing convalescence upon leave papers and medical certification.
Funeral services for Mrs Maar ion Huston are announced for 2.50 Thursday afternoon at the Methodist church in Crawfordsville with burial to follow in Crawfordsville cemetery.
The item notes Janice Laubach III is ill with pneumonia at Merceat Hospital with her brother Merle in University Hospital Iowa City after a mastoid operation. It also mentions Irwin White visiting Des Moines for examination, and other local updates including Harold Pepper’s farm improvements and a planned Bert Dunbar sale on January 24.
Funeral services for Mrs Julia Cavender were held yesterday afternoon at the Methodist church led by Rev Fred E Miller. Mrs Milo Sorden sang two solos as pallbearers Robert Hammer Willis Jones William Shannon Hilton Durst George Means and Don Stutsman carried the casket. Burial followed in Woodlawn cemetery.
Eggs require cooling before packing. In still air 12 hours or more, in circulating air 3 to 4 hours. In a wire basket from 100 degrees to 50 degrees in still air over 12 hours. in circulating air two hours suffice.
Mrs. Hugh Hall hosted the January meeting of the Handcraft department, Fortnightly club, with 15 members present. Mrs. Frank Longwell presented a paper on tricks that make curtain washing safe and simple, offering many tips for Washington housewives on washing curtains, shades, and linens.
Judge J G Patterson of Oska loosa, who has been holding court here this week, returned to his home today and plans to return to Washington January 27.
The Cedar Clipper 4-H club met at the Farm Bureau office with seven members including new member Leota Fishburn. They outlined the year’s program of activities and played a few games. The next meeting is Feb 12 at the Farm Bureau office.
The Timmins family thanks neighbors and friends for help during a recent fire. Their coordinated efforts prevented much additional damage and are gratefully acknowledged.
A court official notes that the case has been assigned for trial before the judge named in the order. The memorandum lists the case as pending, with a date to be set for trial and further pretrial proceedings.
The most striking test for ring rot in potatoes is to squeeze a cut tuber between the thumbs and fingers. If rot is present, a toothpaste like substance oozes from the affected portions.
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