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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1941
Page
2
Professional florists say our wedding arrangements rival the top city florists in quality and style. The article highlights our store offerings and expertise in crafting wedding blooms.
Fred Downing will travel to Iowa City tomorrow evening to participate in a Washington county American Legion district broadcast on W.S.U.S. from 8 to 8 30 p m with eleven counties contributing. Also noted are local visits and family announcements from area residents and a new Ford V 8 priced at 770 delivered in Washington Iowa.
In mid ocean, the moon's gravity pulls water between two and three feet away from the earth's surface.
Mrs Dale Peters and her son John were discharged to their home on Ainsworth route 1. Mrs I F Kraemer was discharged to her Brighton home. Loren Sutherland of 308 North Avenue C was discharged this forenoon. Stanley Hubrey of Troop D 413th Cavalry was discharged this morning. Mrs Emma Allen of Wellman was admitted as a medical patient last night. Jerry Ray Bean, 8 months old son of Mr and Mrs Norman Bean of Ainsworth route 1, was admitted last night for pneumonia treatment.
Mr and Mrs Woodrow Wade and daughter Sandra Lee have moved to an apartment in the Floyd Harvey home at 3815 West Thirg Street They previously lived at 714 South Second Avenue Mr and Mrs Dean Duncan of Columbus Junction will move there G KE Fray professional minister will be at Cy Bush residence 27 S 4th Sat Jan 25 Mrs Bertha Ruth of Hills Raymond and Melvin Kron of Riverside Mrs Howard Gardner of Wellman Mr and Mrs J W Robinson of Crawfordsville Marie Kron of Kalona Mr and Mrs A K Stoutner of Keota were callers here yesterday Fresh eggs retail 15c per doz Reister Bros 278tf
Muscatine's Little Muskies beat the Demons 24 to 19 behind a first-half burst by Walt Kochneff and Kenny McIntyre who combined for 12 of 14 early points. Kochneff led all scorers with 12 while McIntyre added nine as Muscatine extended its league record, forcing at least a share of third place.
Washington high school freshman and sophomore teams led by Coach Duea lost 45 to 18 to Letts first string. Junior high squad fell 22 to 13 to Letts seconds, with Maxwell and Box out injured. Calvin Little led Washington scorers with seven. Letts visit Washington for a return game later.
Des Moines Iowa rural electrification cooperatives submit a plan to the legislature to tax REA line members 3 percent sales tax on current used. Farmers would pay the regular 2 percent retail tax plus an additional 1 percent on monthly bills as a compromise with the state tax commission.
Attorney Ross Cox of Hollis relates a case where a woman complains her husband is writing checks from her account. Cox jokes you might get rid of your husband. She responds by deciding to hire a lawyer and pursue a divorce.
Tiffin high school swept both first and second teams against St Mary's at the local public school gym. Tiffin led 7-5 after the first quarter and 25-10 by the third, finishing 37-16 with Edmonds scoring 21 points on 10 field goals and 1 free throw. St Mary's Ryan and Yes gy each had 5 points. Tiffin reserves won 2-7.
West Sunset residents report a series of community visits and meals. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Myral Smith enjoyed an oyster supper at the Will Bailey home in Washington. Hayden Thomes family moves to the Frank Taylor farm.
The Western Auto Transport Company of Denver paid Iowa motor vehicle license fees for the first half of 1941 with 1 585 Colorado minted silver dollars totaling 105 pounds of cash. H. Wallin of Ames, branch manager, said the move advertised Colorado's silver industry. The firm operates 39 trucks transporting cars across Iowa.
Ainsworth grows excited as the Boys and Girls Glee Club presents Bits of Clarney on January 30 at the high school auditorium. Cast includes Peggy Mildred Presley Patrick John Walker Mike Onsole Jay Edmondson Agnes Correne Edmondson Rosie Marion Stephens Mary Virginia Miller Robert John Koehler.
Announcement from Columbus Junction Iowa details the betrothal of Miss Bessie Dvorak daughter of Mr and Mrs James Dvorak Jr to Bryce Wolford son of Mr and Mrs Charles Wolford both of Columbus Junction The wedding is planned for Feb 13 at the bride’s parents home northwest of her and the couple will reside in Iowa City.
Crawfordsville January 22 Chapter L of the T T T held its monthly business meeting with Mrs Hil dreth Coates presiding and eleven members present. The meeting was postponed a week due to the death of secretary Lucille Barquist. After business a social time followed with light refreshments provided by the hostess. Ottumwa Petition seeks government confiscation of 230 acres in Des Moines county for military use. Land owned by Bertha Foster and W Foster valued at 35000. Court officials say the land is for a new shell plant near Burlington in Des Moines county.
An advertisement promotes Ru-Ex Compound with lemon juice to relieve rheumatic arthritis and neuritis pain. It promises two weeks supply, water and four lemons daily, two tablespoons twice daily, with money back guarantee if no relief. Phil lips & Hebner Drug Store is cited as retailer.
Des Moines January 22 Four Iowans were named Master Farmers of 1944 by Wallace’s Farmer and Iowa Homestead magazine. Fred K. Bruene Gladbrook J R McKeown Harlan E N Neal Shell Rock and Charles R Mountain West Des Moines were chosen from about 100 candidates by a judging panel including Clifford V Gregory George Godfrey Mark Thornburg and Robert M Clark. The luncheon award described a master farmer as excelling in farming family and community work. Bruene 52 farms 245 acres in Tama County milks Holsteins and operates a large pig crop. McKeown 64 farms 215 acres in Shelby County and handles cattle and pigs. Neal farms 26 acres in Butler County and advocates fertilizer use while teaching Sunday school. Mountain runs a Polk County dairy with 190 cattle and 50 milking, and has played a leadership role in local farm bureaus and Guernsey associations.
Fred Broeker head of the Montgomery Ward paint dept and W E Bond store manager will spend tomorrow in Cedar Rapids for a paint sales men meeting. Bond and Wooley are expected home tonight after attending an appliance representatives meeting in Omaha. Mr and Mrs Fred Bourgeois of Kalona have rented the Wallace Nordyke property on West Madison and plan to move here late month. Bourgeois is a deputy in the county auditor's office.
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