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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1949

Page

8

Golden Gloves Tourney Plans Add Entries Thursday

More than 15 bouts and a mid-tourney exhibition are set for the second annual Golden Gloves in the Washington YMCA gym. Marines sponsor the event with entries from Fairfield and anticipated additions. Cedar Rapids state tourney berth awaits winners.

Washington Ymca Marine Corps League Fairfield Wayne Chamberlin Iowa Cedar Rapids Sport Marine League

Firemen Benefit Dance Cleared Over $200 at Rendezvous

The ALIA Se A NY event at the Rendezvous raised more than $200 at a firemen's benefit dance. Local volunteers organized the dance and contributed to the total.

Alia Se A NY

Weather Update and Hog Prices Report

A forecast notes mostly cloudy conditions tonight and tomorrow with sleet or snow starting again tomorrow. Hog prices lead with top at 21.50 per hundredweight as market details remain terse in the brief notice.

Garden II Luncheon Guests Attend Cooperative Event

Two guests from the Garden department IT attended the Garden II luncheon hosted by Mrs. Jay Brewer on Tuesday at 1 pm. Mrs. Eugene Martin and Mrs. Hugh Morris were guests with Mrs. Sam Witting as assistant hostess. Twenty nine members attended.

Garden Department Jay Brewer Eugene Martin Hugh Morris Sam Witting Ernie Temple Homer Birney T. C. Davis J. D. Dayton D. N. Anwyl

Joyce Ann Gevock Hosts Eighth Birthday Party

Joyce Ann Gevock of Brighton entertained 20 children for her eighth birthday on Sunday from 2 to 4 PM. Contests bingo and a fish pond provided fun. each guest received a gift and a cake with eight candles topped the table.

Joyce Ann Gevock Frank Gevock Brighton Belle Day Joyce Ann Nancy Wise Susan Kurtz Ann Peck Gerry Ann Kurtz Kaye Ann Faye Ann Sobaski Kay Kaska Winifred Janice Fritz Karen Janice Deutsch Jimmie Benda Ronnie Pacha Phillip Wikoff Lyle Gale Whitacre Mac Conrad Ronnie Peck Ronnie Fritz

Osinecups Host Y's Men Bridge Club Evening

Mrs Harold Wehr and Logan Heilman were high score winners at the Y's Men bridge club party hosted by Mr and Mrs Herb Osincup. Six tables competed with Charles Morris winning the travel prize after dessert.

Harold Wehr Logan Heilman Y’s Mens Bridge Club Herb Osincup Charles Morris

First Labor Union Label Adopted by Cigar Makers

The Cigar Makers International Union adopted the first labor union label and first used it in San Francisco in 1874. The move marked an early effort to brand authenticated goods and support workers’ rights.

First Labor Union Cigar Maker’s International Union San Francisco

Local News Roundup From Iowa City Community

Mr and Mrs Virgil Earll met their son Duane in Iowa City where he arrives by train from Fort Knox Ky. Duane plans to depart Feb 5 for San Francisco en route overseas for army duty after graduating from the Clerks General School of Division Trains Third Armored division. A doctor treated Mrs Edna Gardner at Mrs Rose Hutt’s home. Jane Pauls a State University of Iowa student is Currier dormitory sweetheart candidate among 10 finalists to be announced Feb 11. Archie Buwer begins graduate study in fine arts at Iowa University after undergrad at Iowa Weselyan. Ray Box leaves for Chicago for Central Petroleum Co convention and to see son Lyle at George Williams College. Tamara Woods five months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Woods, home from Children’s hospital in Iowa City recovering from illness. Francis Heck ill at home with Bell and Gevock. West Chester visitors Mr and Mrs William Flynn and Mr and Mrs Edgar Stewart. Morrisons spent weekend in St Louis visiting Dr J L Coffey who is recovering from injuries in a New Year’s Eve car crash and the MORRISons’ return train from St Louis to Burlington was the wrecked one.

Virgil Earll Iowa City Duane Fort Knox San Francisco Clerks General School of Division Third Armored Division Jane Pauls State University of Iowa Currier Miss Pauls Tamara Colleen Woods Claude Woods Childrens Hospital E. D. Morrison St. Louis

Use of Fertilizer Doubles Among U S Farmers in Decade

Over the last ten years U S farmers have doubled their fertilizer use driven by crop demand and improving fertilizer efficiency. The trend reflects rising input costs and emphasis on yields in modern agriculture.

U. S

Hospital Admission and Births Report

Admitted yesterday Mrs Carl Hering R3 medical. Dismissed yesterday Arnold Nicholson Ainsworth. Today Mrs Ralph Erlenbush and son RJ Mrs Gordon Engstrom and daughter Karona Helen Givans. Births yesterday Mr and Mrs Oren Carr RJ a daughter at 11 20 am Mr and Mrs Eli Helmuth Kalona a son at 9 50 pm Today Mr and Mrs Robert Welte Jr Richmond a son at 1 23 am.

Carl Hering Arnold Nicholson Ainsworth Ralph Erlenbush Gordon Engstrom Oren Carr Eli Helmuth Kalona Robert Welte, Jr Richmond

Homemakers Invited to Final Slip Cover Lesson

Ruth Foster announces the last in a series of slip cover demonstrations at the Legion hall on Friday January 28. Washington and Franklin township homemakers were invited, others may attend, with a hands on workshop selecting style and material, cutting, fitting, and chair coverings.

the Legion Hall Ruth Foster Washington Franklin Townships Farm Bureau Harold Klopfenstein Bill Crayne

Bluebirds Tour Telephone Office

The Happy Bluebird group from Stewart School visited the telephone office after school with M. E. Houck guiding. Leader Mrs. Homer Godwin and teacher Betty Leath accompanied the third graders Cathy Pratt Julia Kallous Janice McGill Frances Ann Godwin Darlene Nelson Mary Lou Jones Shirley Godwin Linda Lee and Alice Clark.

Happy Bluebird Stewart School M. E. Houck Homer Godwin Betty Leath Cathy Pratt Julia Kallous Janice McGill Frances Ann Godwin Darlene Nelson Mary Lou Jones Shirley Godwin Linda Lee Alice Clark

U.S. Meat Consumption Hits High in 1947

Per capita meat intake in America reached 155 pounds in 1947, the highest in nearly four decades. Pork accounted for 70 pounds, beef 69.2, veal 10.7, and lamb and mutton 5.3.

America

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