Radio Schedule From Waterloo Station Highlights Daily Programs
Mornings in Waterloo feature Josh Higgins as voice of agriculture and a dense lineup of programs including Good News Program Morning Devotionals United Nations News Review and The Breakfast Club. The schedule lists multiple shows with varied topics from farm news to world affairs and music daily and on weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Higgins
Voice OF Agriculture
Waterloo, Iowa
Shoppers Guide
Neighbers
Hugh Muncy
Dr. Bacon-Ani
Pietach
Almanac
eSea Smith Chickeries
Eileen Maid News
Corres
United Nations News Review
World News
Nazarene Family Hour
Percy B. Crawford
Gil n—News
Higgins Boye
Listening Post
Sesssee
Jack Berch
Lois Long
Gilamour Manor
War Journal
New Clerks Named in County OPA Office
Mrs. Frances Braden announces three panel clerks to replace those who served and leave for Hill Air Field Ogden Utah. Mary Justine George serves highway gasoline panel clerkship. Kidna Lytle becomes food panel clerk. Margaret Hotle oversees non highway gasoline and fuel oil panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Braden
Washington
Margaret Carlson
Rex Hazen
Hill Air Field
Ogden
Utah
Local News Bits Mention Licensing Deadline and Visitors
Mrs C O Dayton at 110 West Seventh is able to sit up after a week in bed due to illness. The last day to license vehicles without penalty is Wednesday January 31 and last day for storing a vehicle is also January 31. Flight Officer Victor Flynn returns to Barksdale Field after visiting his parents in Lexington. David Allen S MWW 3/e arrives in Davenport after two years with the South Pacific Seabees and will spend 30 day leave with his wife Mildred Hancher and parents-in-law Carl and Mrs. Hancher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Dayton
West Seventh Street
W. Bb. Howell
County Treas
Victor Flynn
Barksdale Field
Shreveport
W. F. Flynn
Lexington
Barksdale
David Allen
MWW 3/e
Davenport
South Pacific
Seabees
Mildred Hancher
Carl Hancher
Care for iron Dutch oven cover to prevent rust
To keep the cover free from rust scour until bright and clean rinse with clear water and wipe dry. Rub with fat or cooking oil then bake in an oven for an hour. Wash the cover in the usual manner rinse and dry well. Do not soak kettles or covers. dry promptly after washing.
Fungus Travels Across The World By Wind And Cargo
Fungus thrives in hot moist places yet travels with the wind and often migrates with cargo, appearing in many regions as it moves across the earth. Its spread follows air flow and human activity, with reach limited only by environmental conditions.
Washington High Girls Teams Play Curtain Raiser at Y
Two Washington high school girls teams open the evening with a curtain raiser at seven o clock at the Y. Afterward the Y team meets Riverside basketball group at eight o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School
Riverside
Cosgrove Edges Riverside 29 27 Intracity clash
Riverside and Cosgrove battled to a 29 27 final in a tight boys basketball game at the local gym. Cosgrove led most of the night with Maher and Soukup contributing big baskets. An alumni game followed, with the alumni team beating Riverside 61 18. Next a St Marys and Riverside public high schools showdown is set for January 28 after a 33 28 prior public school win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Cosgrove High School
Maher
Cosgrove
Robert Burich
Soukup
St. Mary's
Riverside Public
Riverside Public High
Fifth Grade Gives Program at School
The Stewart PTA met at the community room after noon with the fifth grade opening the program by singing America. Mrs. Homer Godwin presided as secretary read minutes from past meetings. The sixth grade won the $1 attendance prize with 40 percent of mothers present. Thirty members attended. Mary Caldwell reported on a landscape picture purchase for the community room. Founders Day is set for February 15 with the fourth grade in charge and Mrs. Earl Loveless coordinating. Refreshments by Mrs. Loveless and others. Eileen Jeffrey spoke on school health projects. The program featured music art and readings directed by Miss Caldwell and fifth grade instructor Mrs. Ruth Lemley, including geography and New England studies and works by students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Parent Teacher Association
Singing of America
Homer Godwin
Richard Pratt
Sth Crade
Mary Caldwell
Stewart P.T.A
Eileen Jeffrey
Miss Caldwell
Ruth Lemley
Crade
Bessie Schmidt
Frederick Kimmel
Donald Ayers
Curtis York
New England
Maine
Patricia Berry
Vermont
Patricia Brock
New Hampshire
Patricia Pehler
Massachusetts
Philip Leyden
Connecticut
Layelda Knepp
Rhode Island
Richard McKune
Winslow Homer
Morris Kelley
Metcalf
Fred Dawson
Renouf
Carol Doran
Mabel Ruth Turner Weds Douglas Dowell in Fort Madison
Miss Mabel Ruth Turner daughter of Mr and Mrs L L Turner married T Set Dowell son of Mrs H H Allen in a double ring ceremony Wednesday January 17 at 8 PM at First Christian church Reverend Chester Hensley officiated The bride wore a watermelon pink suit with gardenia corsage Her sister Mrs Don Hirshler was matron of honor In army uniforms Best man was Victor Smith Plight Officer Dowell and groom both wore uniforms A reception for thirty followed at the bride’s home The couple are described with Dowell recently returning from England after thirty three combat missions in a B 17 Flying Fortress He earned the Air Medal with three Oak Leaf Clusters and the unit received a Presidential Citation He will report to Santa Ana California for reassignment Mrs Dowell will accompany him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Dowell
Fort Madison Democrat
Mable Ruth Turner
L. L. Turner
T. Set
Douglas Charles Dowell
H. H. Allen
Washington
Iowa
Chester Hensley
First Christian Church
Don Hirschler
Victor Smith
Dowell
Fort Madison
Nowell
Washington, Iowa
U. S. Army Air Forces
England
Germany
Santa Ana
California
Farewell Party for Mary Kay Redlinger
Mrs. Robert Porter hosted a farewell party for her sister Mary Kay Redlinger last evening. An 8:30 chili supper was served with lighted candles and plant centerpiece as guests shared conversation around the piano. Attendees included Mrs. Claire Darbyshire, Esther Goodlander, Eileen Hammen, Marjorie Carlson, Corinne Peiffer, Phyllis Crayne, Doris Robison, Marjorie Faulkner, Mrs. Don Custer, Mrs. Daryl Burham, and Mrs. Orville J. Yoder, with several unable to attend. Mary Kay Redlinger, Mrs. Hazel, Miss Melinski and Miss Carlson plan to travel to Ogden Utah to work at Hill Field Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Porter
Mary Kay Redlinger
Ray Redlinger
Claire Darbyshire
Esther Goodlander
Eileen Hammen
Marjorie Carlson
Corinne Peiffer
Phyllis Crayne
Doris Robison
Marjorie Faulkner
Don Custer
Daryl Burham
Orville J. Yoder
Lloyd Miller
Rex Hazen
Dorothy Melinski
Miss Redlinger
Hazen
Miss Melinski
Miss Carlson
Ogden
Utah
Hill Field
Life on a Fishing Pier stage and songs by New England children
An old sea captain character Nancy Burham performs Life on a Fishing Pier with Donald Kuntz Phil dren visitors Eugene Williams Larry Thornton and others. Children present self drawn pictures of New England activities. Yankee Doodle tonette solos by Burham Donna Kuntz Darleen Miller Patricia Berry Charlene Brown. Poem Our Motive and Our Creed read by Bessie Sehmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Burham
Donald Kuntz
Phildren
Eugene Williams
Larry Thornton
Darlene Miller
Uncle Fred
Roger Waggoner
Charlene Brown
New England
Donna Kuntz
Darleen Miller
Patricia Berry
Bessie Sehmidt
Honor Joe Maxwell At Birthday Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Maxwell hosted a surprise birthday dinner at their home for Joe Maxwell who celebrated a birthday on Friday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kelsey Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Hoxworth Evelyn Mrs. May Dawson Mrs. Lloyd Conger Mert King Mrs. Ray Martin and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Maxwell
Joe Maxwell
Maxwell
Ralph Kelsey
I. B. Hoxworth
Evelyn
May Dawson
Lloyd Conger
Mert King
Ray Martin
Anniversary Congrats for Five Couples on Jan 22
Five couples mark wedding anniversaries today Jan 22. Mr and Mrs Jesse Busby formerly of Washington wed in 1913. Mr and Mrs Frank Minecer of Highland township wed in 1913. Mr and Mrs Will Sieckels celebrate 43 years. Mr and Mrs Henry Schillig wed in 1924. Mr and Mrs DC Gritgs also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Busby
Washington
Frank Minecer
Highland Township
Will Sieckels
Henry Schillig
D. C. Gritgs
Birthday Candles Honor Karen Crawford and Sandra Batterson
Three candles mark Karen Crawford birthday with her parents Mr and Mrs Maurice Crawford in Wellman. It is also Sandra Lee Batterson fifth birthday for her parents Mr and Mrs Elmer Batterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Crawford
Maurice Crawford, Wellman
Sandra Lee Batterson
Elmer Batterson
Birthday Wishes for Local Residents
Many happy returns are extended to Howard Hoyle of Franklin district Mrs. Glen Davis Naomi Sheetz of the Valley community Kenneth Wieland Mary Lillian Moorehead of Crawfords ville Mrs. Harley Mayhew Dick Fields Mrs Earl Chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hoyle
Franklin District
Glen Davis
Naomi Sheetz
Valley
Kenneth Wieland
Mary Lillian Moorehead
Crawfordsville
Harley Mayhew
Dick Fields
Earl Chance
Twins Honored At Birthday Dinner In West Chester
Mrs. Ode Ferguson of Washington and R. C. Ferguson of West Chester were guests of honor at a birthday dinner yesterday. They observed birthdays Saturday. A two course chicken dinner was served at Burrs cafe in West Chester with decorated birthday cakes and ice cream for dessert. The afternoon was spent at the R. C. Ferguson home with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Sam Witting Amanda Ferguson Mrs. Walter Lance and daughter Karen Kay Enola Rubey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ode Ferguson
Washington
R. C. Ferguson
West Chester
Burr's Cafe
R. C
Mrs. Lytle Hosts Nineteenth Century Club Luncheon
Mrs. Lloyd Lytle presided at the Nineteenth Century club luncheon with president Mrs. A Anderson present after three months away. Helen Wilson assisted as hostess for the one o clock meal, and Mrs. H C Hull reviewed Winged Victory. A collection supported the Leonard Wood memorial research for Hansen's disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Lytle
Nineteenth Century Club
A. Anderson
Lytle
Helen Wilson
H. C. Hull
Leonard Wood Memorial
Missionary Society Elects Officers for Coming Year
The Presbyterian Women's Missionary society met Friday afternoon led by President Mrs. Harry Turner. Officers elected include Mrs. Turner as president, Ida Roberts as 2nd vice president, and other board members. The group noted service to overseas personnel with boxed stationery and cookies, plus Christmas greetings to service members and care for Schick hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Turner
E. L. Barthesow
W. W. Wilson
Service Men’s Committee
U. S
Schick Hospital
Clinton
Roberts
Turner
Fred Neiswanger
Ida Roberts
Harve Wilson
Fred L. Moore
Stanley Richards
C. S. Lembion
Missionary Education
F. W. Eastwood
Stewardship
Ralph Dougherty
Spiritual Life Group
L. E. Wilson
Overseas Hospital Sewing
Harry Dyer
Dye
Bessie Wead
T. A. Michels
Ella Deloria
Felt Handbags and Hats Embrace Bright Core Felts
Felt is being used for handbags and hats with envelope, pouch, drawstring, and tubular shapes. Bright colored felts are produced in standard styles and also sold by the yard for DIY handbag sewers.
Community Social Calendar Highlights Local Groups and Meals
A dense list of meetings and events across churches clubs and societies. Notable items include Vigilant S S class dinner at Presby terian church 6 30 p m co operative supper Harry Ramseyer. K C hall booster club annual dinner. Pythian Sisters cooperative supper. Wesleyan Service Guild meeting at 7 50 p m led by Marjorie Faulkner. Damascus Shrine meeting at Masonic temple. Women Missionary society at U P church. Homemakers club 2 p m with Mrs Virgil Lintz. Harmony club annual dinner. Fleur de Lis club afternoon. Kolah club Just Us Club and other afternoon gatherings. Egypt Community social evening at schoolhouse with sandwiches and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S
Presbyterian Church
Harry Ramseyer Homie
Booster Club
C. Hall
Richard Stewart
Pythian Sisters
Wesleyan Service Guild of
Methodist Church
Marjorie Faulkner
W.F.W. Post and Auxiliary
Alice Harvey
Fleur de Lis
Lloye Foster
Kolah Club
Logan Ahrens
Just Us
William Beggs
St. James Church
P.M U
Presbyterian morning prayer meeting notice
The Presbyterian church will hold a morning prayer gathering at 9 30 Wednesday morning at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Rugby, as It Was Originally Played, Called for
The note recalls early rugby rules demanding play from forty to one hundred yards, reflecting the sport’s original field and scoring expectations and the long-standing emphasis on open, continuous action.
W C T U Local Institute Held in West Chester
The West Chester W C T U held an all day local Institute at Mrs Fred Bauer's home with president Mrs Lor Bauer presiding. Devotions were led by Ida Hough and H W Munster discussed peace and narcotics dangers amid talks on evangelism religious education and legislation. An offering funded the Lillian Stevens Legislative fund and plasma blood support was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C.T.U. of
West Chester
Fred Bauer
Sesson
Lor Bauer
Ida Hough
Arthur Peters
H. W. Murster
Peters
M. H. McDowell Co
H. W. Munster
Lucy McBurney and William A Sawhill Wed
Mr and Mrs Andrew McBurney announce the marriage of their daughter Lucy to William A Sawhill on Monday December 11 1944 in Seattle Washington. William is the son of the late Mr and Mrs W R Sawhill and is remembered locally as the family lived here when Dr Sawhill was pastor of the Second United Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew McBurney
Lucy
William A. Sawhill
Seattle Wash
Sawhill
W. R. Sawhill
Second United Presbyterian Church
Card of Thanks for Mr W D Crosgott and family
May we thank friends and neighbors for expressions of sympathy and kindness in the loss of our husband and father Mrs. W. D. Crosgott and family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. DD. Crosagtt
Hospital Dismissals and Birth Report From Rock Island Area
At the hospital Albert Powers of 212 South Iowa avenue was discharged with his son Don Powers. Other dismissals included Mrs. Herbert Asken, Mrs. William Popejoy and daughter Dixie Lee, Charles Stewart, Vicki Smothers, Dennis Sorrell. Harold and Mrs. Derby of Brighton are parents of a ten pound six and a half ounce baby born yesterday at 5 40 AM. Charles Fox was admitted as a medical patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Powers
South Iowa Avenuee
Rock Island
Don Powers
Herbert Asken
North Avenue B
William Popejoy
Dixie Lee
Brighton
Charles Stewart
West Chester
Vicki Smothers
Clara Barion
Dennis’ Sorrell
West Madison Street
Harold Derby
Charles Fox
North Sixth Avenue
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UEC
Rath
H. R. Gross
George Hicka
Finchyville Farm
Sammy Kaye
Ava Johnson
John Kennedy
Metropolitan Opera
Lutheran Hour
Jubilee Singers
Barrymore
Hattie Sun
Ozark Ramblers
Andrews Sisters
Sun
Amer
Legion Drama
Waterloo Public Schools
Waterloo Schools
Echoes of Congress
Ask the Scientist
Musiquia
Mary Small Revie
Vriday
Metropolitan Opera Presents
Suns
Hop Horrigan
Terry and the Pirates
Radio Hall of Fame
Dr. Tracy
Seers
Jack Armatrong
Tomlinson
Mon
Grain Belt Rangers
vasessMon
Thurs
Higenia Boyz
Christian Science Church
H. KR
Groaw
Don Gardiner
Teland Stowe
Moulodie
Abner
Dorothy ‘Thompson
Alan Young
Boston Symphony
Joe EB
Browns
Bad Wynn
Gracie Fields
Walter Winchell
Hollywood Mystery Time
Jimmy Fidler
Cguy Lombardo
Tires
Icebox Follies
Fred Waring
van Cleave
H. R. Grons
Maludon Atmigon
Metropolitan Opera USA
Paul Hutchens
Word of Life
Satucdaz
Fria
Duke Rommel
Duke
Tania
Wolf’s Flower
OPA
Hall
Dorothy Melinsky
Vath
Werner Lowry
Marvin
North Side Cafe
State Theater
George J
Mabel Ruth Turner
Mary K. Redlinger
Honor Joe Maxwell
Mrs. Lytle
The
Presbyterian Women’s Missionarysociety
Carl J. Roberts
Homemakers Club
Virgil Lintz
Harmony Club and Families
Cloyee Stewart Home
Rural Women’s Club
Frank Pringle
W.R.C
Paul Horak
Egypt
Little’s Furniture
W.c.tu
Chester
Institute
Lucy McBurney
Wm. A. Sawhill
O. K
C. V. Grall
ROY Brewer & Sons
Mexico
Xochimilco Gardens
Mexico City
Coca-Cola Company
Burlington-Coca-Cola Bottling Company
C-C
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