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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1946

Page

2

Local residents attend services for Ida Roberts

Notables including Mrs Walter Berkey of Hume Ston Iowa Mrs J M Taggert and son John of Clarinda Rev and Mrs D C Boyd of Springfield Illinois return home after funeral services and visiting. Carl J Roberts hosts guests during their stay. Captain Robert W Conner phones family en route to Fort Bragg and plans leave. Pillsbury Flour ads. several local visits and travel notes from Fairfield Clinton Muscatine Des Moines Spencer and Washington DC.

Walter Berkey Humeston Iowa J. M. Taggert John Clarinda D. C. Boyd Springfield Ill Ida Roberts Carl J. Roberts Robert W. Conner Walter G. Conner Oskaloosa Fort Bragg N. C Tacoma Wash Conner Robert Conner Wilmington Pacific Theater

Demons Return To Home Court Face Mt Pleasant Panthers

Washington high school Demons host Mt Pleasant tonight in the Little Six second round aiming to improve on a 1-4 first round. Washington gaps include two one point losses and a two point defeat. Mt Pleasant seeks its first Little Six win after recent results against Fairfield and New London.

Washington High School Washington Mt. Pleasant Panthers Fairfield New London A. H. Seidler Wayne Marshall Dick Vacha Bob Noonan Bill Kelsey Jack Pauls Jim Holbert Wayne Pratt Kelsey Henry Little Columbus Junction F. N. Reppe Letts

Local Home Guests and Army News Amid Mt Pleasant Visit

Mrs Laura Longwell stays at Wayland in the Kauffman home as Janice Kauffman undergoes an appendectomy at Memorial hospital Mt Pleasant with serious condition reported. Pvt Richard Baker reports for Des Moines assignment after furlough and re enlistment. Dr and Mrs Fred Reid return from Des Moines after Iowa State Veterinary association meetings with large attendance. Chamber luncheon and Auxiliary style show held at Younkers with officers elected. Marcella Boileau of Savannah Ga visiting with Alta Boileau and friends. radio operator with Delta Airlines.

Laura Longwell Wayland Harold Kauffman Janice Pvt Richard Baker Des Moines Army Fred Reid Iowa State Veterinary Association Chamber of Commerce Younker’s Tea Room iMrs. Reid B. A. McCullough Eagle Grove H. A. Walker Hoskins Evanston, Ill National Auxiliary Marcella Boileau Savannah Alta Boileau Miss Boileau Delta Airlines

Homemaking Tip on Damp Clothes Ironing Efficiency

A home advice note suggests taking clothes off the line while still damp and ironing immediately to finish washing and ironing in the same day. It promotes time saving and practical folding of laundry tasks.

Sites Set for 64 Sectional Meets Across Iowa

Lyle Quinn of the Iowa high school athletic association announced 64 sectional tournaments set for Feb 26 to March 2. Class A and B teams compete separately with semi finalists advancing to district meets Mar 5 to 9. Area schools include Sigourney Iowa City New London Wapello and Winfield with Winfield hosting Class B competition only.

Boonh Lyle Quinn Iowa High School Athletic Association Sigourney Iowa City New London Wapello Winfield

Riverside Girls Split Doubleheader With Olds High

Riverside high girls lose 34 12 to Olds in the first game while the second Olds team wins 11 10 after Riverside led early. W Messer of Olds opened scoring with a free throw from Vochoska of Riverside as visitors led 8 3 after the first period.

Olds Riverside W. Messer Vochoska

Martin Elected By Iowa Society

Rep Thomas E Martin of Iowa City has been elected president of the Iowa Society in Washington. Vice presidents elected are Mrs Gert rude Bowman and E P Chase with Vert rude Louis as secretary treasurer. Martin, on the House Military Affairs Committee, opposes labor legislation by the committee and calls for postwar defense. He criticizes demobilization policy as poorly timed and accuses it of hurting U S image overseas. He supports universal military training but opposes peacetime conscription while the draft remains.

Washington, D. C IDPA Thomas E. Martin Iowa City Iowaociety Washington Gertrude Bowman E. P. Chase Vertrude Louis Tom Martin Nouse Martin Marcin War Department

Apple Slice Keeps Humidor Tobacco Moist Long Term

A slice of raw apple placed at the humidor top reportedly preserves moisture and sweetness of stored tobacco over weeks, reducing drying and preserving flavor throughout extended storage.

83 Points Piled Up by Washington Y Team Over Winfield

Washington Y basketball team scored 83 to 44 against Winfield. Ken Dunwoody led with 20 baskets and 1 free throw while Norris added 13 field goals and 2 free throws. The game marked the Y’s strongest performance in some time.

Washington “Y Winfield Ken Dunwoody Norris Washington

Emil Stier Dies at Home in Wayland

Emil Mier Stier, aged 59 or 60, died at his Wayland home after a two year illness with heart trouble. Funeral services are set for 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Stacey Funeral Home conducted by Rev. E S Mullett. Born in Germany April 17, 1865, he came to America at 15, lived in Burlington briefly, then Mt. Pleasant before settling in Wayland in 1898. He married Cora Yount February 22, 1893, and leaves his wife and three daughters Mrs Ira McBeth of Mt. Pleasant, Mrs Everette Lance of Trenton, and Mrs Cletus Ruxlowe of Marshalltown.

Wayland Emil Mier Stacey E.S. Mullett Germany Carl Eista Stier America Burlington Mt. Pleasant Cora Yount Ira McBéth Everette Lance Trenton Cletus Ruxlowe Marshalltown

Washington County VFW to Install Iowa Post at North English

The ritual team of the Washington County Post Veterans of Foreign Wars will install a new VFW Post in North English on Monday evening January 28. It is the first VFW post to be instituted in Iowa county of the first district. Members from Washington should meet at K C hall to depart by 6 15.

North English Washington County Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Iowa Washington K. C. Hall

Exercise rules shift for age after forty

After 40, exercise should be toned to fit age and condition. Some authorities urge sufficient daily activity through work. Only non exhausting recreation is advised. Many middle aged people risk life by trying to keep up with younger players.

Loose nuts and washers slow operations cause costly repairs

Loose nuts cause delays and may lead to expensive machinery repair bills. Lock washers are available for those parts that keep loosening.

Birthday Dinner at R. C. Ferguson Home in West Chester

In West Chester on January 25 a family birthday dinner honored three relatives at the R. C. Ferguson home. Honorees included Mrs. Ode Ferguson, R. C. Ferguson, and Walter Lance, with the twins marking the day and Mr. Lance celebrated as a Welcome home and birthday honoree. Karen Kay sang Happy Birthday to each honoree as a decorated cake was served.

West Chester Mres. Ode Ferguson R. C. Ferguson Walter Lance Mrs. Ferguson Mr. Ferguson Mr. Lance Ode Ferguson Margaret Vastine Sam Wittris Washington Karen Kay Julia Grandpa Daddy

Study Group Meets With Mrs Gardner

The Mission Study group of West Chester Methodist Church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Koy Gardner. Devotions on Forces that unify a nation were given by Mrs Walter Bauer. Mrs Keith Stewart reviewed the current chapter The Indian in American Life and its Christian contribution through health education and character building. Mrs Frank Kleese highlighted Methodist Woman and led a quiz. Refreshments were served by Mrs Walter Bauer and Mrs Edgar Stewart.

West Chester

Pythian Group Anniversary Dinner Held at K P Hall

Members of the Pythian Past Chiefs association and guests totaling 21 attended an anniversary dinner at K P hall. The event featured cooperative kitchen and dining room committees, pinochle prizes for traveling, high and low scores, and new officers elected including Mrs C G Marshall president and Mrs Manassier vice president.

Pythian Past Chiefs Association K. P. Hall William Matucha Vina Manussier Warren Stewart George Baker Owen Grecian Manussier Low Oral Mayo

Card of Thanks for hospital flowers and cards

Howard E. Stewart thanks friends and neighbors for flowers and cards sent during his hospital stay.

Birthday Anniversaries Mark Journal Three Quarter Century Club

Two members Mrs Clara Turnipseed S87 and Mrs Eldo C Rupp 83 observed birthdays. Harold Wehr couple celebrate their fourth wedding anniversary. Children Clarice Buck and Howard Eugene Darnel celebrate birthdays with classmates. George Michael Koehler aged three candles. Others observing birthdays include Helen Schoonover Haze Statler Rapp Louise Wilgore Boileau David Pearson Donald Swailes Samuel Murphy Ralph Brinning H Wagenknecht L A Meredith David Thompson plus National Ter a store manager.

Journal Clara Turnipseed Eldo C. Rupp Turnipseed Upp Brighton Helen Schoonover Haze Statler Rapp Louise Wilgore Boileau Ainsworth David Pearson Donald Swailes Wast Highana Samuel Murphy Highland Township Ralph Brinning H. C. Wagenknecht L. A. Meredith David Thompson National Tera

H C Wiegman Celebrates 82nd Birthday Today

Community figures toast H. C. Wiegman as he marks his 82nd birthday with well wishes. Neighbors recall his longtime service and local involvement during the anniversary gathering.

H. C. Wiegman

Class Has Supper At Baptist Church

The Friendly Bible class of the Baptist church met for a cooperative supper with 18 percent in attendance. A short business meeting was led by the president. February plans include meeting with Elsie Bratten. Harold Walker read scripture, Charles Murdock presented the story, and Rev Legh Richmond was cited. Mrs J J Nadadley gave a paper on Love. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer.

Friendly Bible the Baptist Church Elsie Bratten Harold Walker Charles Murdock Young Cotlager Legh Richmond J. J. Nayadley

Child Study Group With Mrs C Wilson Fortnightly Club

January meeting of the Child Study department of the Fortnightly Club was held last evening with Mrs Charles Wilson presiding. Thirty two members attended and guest Mrs Lawrence Malley and Mrs W K Dupuis joined. New members welcomed included Mrs William W Brown Mrs John Mattes Mrs Don Boyer and Mrs Don Shepherd. Program chairman Mrs George Kerr introduced Mrs Fred Ki Miller who reviewed His Family. Leader Mrs W E Howell presided at a short business meeting. Refreshments were served during the social hour by Mrs Join Owen Mrs Ray Simpson and Mrs Wilson.

Charles Wilson Lawrence Malley W. K. Dupuis William W. Brown John Mattes Don Boyer Don Shepherd George Kerr Fred Ki. Miller W. E. Howell Join Owen Ray Simpson Wilson

Judge grants divorce in Hancock case and restores maiden name

Judge Frank Bechly yesterday granted Irene Hancock a divorce from Stanley Hancock and allowed her to resume the maiden name Irene Hawthorne. Bechly plans to return to Montezuma this afternoon and hopes to be in Washington for further work of the January term on February 13.

Frank Bechly Irene Hancock Stanley Hancock Irene Hawthorne Bechly Montezuma Washington

Farewell Party Honors Pvt. R. Baker at Clyde Clarge Home

Pvt Richard Baker was guest of honor at a farewell party held Wednesday evening at the Clyde Clarge home. The Baker family and relatives gathered for an oyster supper and a family get-together with siblings and their families from West Chester and Winfield.

Richard Baker Clyde Clarge Raymond Baker Carol Ann Karen Way West Chester Keith Baker Joyce Joan Larry Keith Winfield Ben Goodwit Connie Jaye Clark

Iron With Thread Improves Fabric Look and Flatness

Advice on ironing techniques notes that using thread in ironing helps smooth clothes and make flat pieces come out even when pressed. It emphasizes practical steps to enhance fabric appearance through careful heat and pressure.

Entertain Friends At a Salad Supper

Mrs. D. P Livingston hosted a seven o'clock salad supper at her home with white tapers and jonquils as decor. Four bridge tables complemented the evening, and prizes went to Mrs. Dan Brindley Mrs. C. R. Wilson Mrs. Richard R. Johnston of Marengo Elsie Glassburner and Mrs. T. M. Mast. Mrs. Robert Young received a hostess gift before leaving next week for Jelwein.

D. P Livingston Dan Brindley C. R. Wilson Richard R. Johnston Marengo Elsie Glassburner

Social calendar outlines local club meetings and notices

Notices for this column list by ten a m Saturday deadlines and upcoming events including U and I club family night at 6 30 p m Mr and Mrs B G Holt Monday Bible department 2 30 p m at the Public library Handcraft dept sec 5 8 p m Mrs John Owen Brine money for towels Priscilla club 1 p m lunch eon Mrs M McConaughy Mrs H J McCreedy co hostess Just Us club 2 p m guest of a former member Mrs A W Yard Wednesday Cedar township homemakers 1 30 p m Mrs Robert Stephens Grace Hill Ladies Aid at Community building Sack lune at noon roll call from 2nd Tim Public Affairs dept sec 1 1 p m luncheon Mrs Boya Berdo Mrs J E Wright co hostess

Public Library John Owen Cedar Township Robert Stephens Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society Sack Lune Tim Boya Berdo J. E. Wright

Mrs. Neff Hosts Snowball Club Meeting

Mrs Walter Neff hosted the Snowball club yesterday with 14 members four children and one guest Mrs Stanley Fishburn. President Mrs Glen Feather led business. dues rise to 1 dollar due next meeting. Entertainment by Mrs Robert Roberts and Mrs Walter Statler. Christmas gift exchange postponed due to illness. New Year motif refreshments served by Mrs Ralph Herr Mrs Fuhr and Mrs Fishburn.

Walter Neff Stanley Fishburn Glen Feather Robert Roberts Walter Statler Ralph Herr Fuhr Fishburn

Fox Hunt Announcement Near Washington

Hunters meet at Dublin Sunday at 1 p m with shotguns for a fox hunt west of Washington.

Fox Hunt Washington Dublin

Curb Mold With Oil of Lavender In Closed Rooms

A household tip advises scattering a few drops of oil of lavender in a closed room and bookcase to curb mold and protect a library from mildew and damp. The guidance emphasizes containment and natural fragrance as a preventative measure.

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