Brown family plans trip amid funeral notices
Hilda Brown will travel from Columbus Junction or St Louis to meet the Shelangoski family then proceed to New Orleans for Mardi Gras. They plan to visit historic sites and stay about one week. Mrs Nels B Weeter and her father Charles returned Saturday from Nebraska after attending the funeral of George W Brown, uncle of the late Mrs Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Brown
Columbis Junction
St. Louis
Shelangoski
CaceRo
New Orleans
Nels B. Weeterark
Charles
Nebr
George W
Les Brown
Cards on Trip To Bloomfield For Crucial Junior Game
Coach Fred Maasdam takes nine junior college players to Bloomfield for the Cardinals game with Bloomfield junior college tonight. The team expects a tough matchup after a hard early season win here. Players on the trip include Ronald Keiper Francis Mangold Ed Chuck Marvin Gingerich Charlie Thrapp Gordon Carstensen Ellis Finke Jack Watson and Carl Jungbluth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Maasdam
Bloomfield
Cardinals
Ronald Keiper
Francis Mangold
Ed Chuck
Marvin Gingerich
Charlie Thrapp
Gordon Carstensen
Ellis Finke
Jack Watson
Carl Jungbluth
West Liberty Wins Riverside Tilt 29 25 In Iowa Gridiron
Riverside Independent and West Liberty met at Riverside Public School gym. West Liberty built leads 15 11 at half and 21 17 after three, then edged Riverside 29 25 as Creno led with 10 points and Pogge Frost and Frank refereed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Iowa
Riverside Public School
Riverside Independent
St. Mary's High
West Liberty
Creno
Wachs
Pogge
Frost
Bernard Schnoebelen
John Frank
Family notices list war era mail from Kobryn Russia
Mrs Julius Kunil received a card from her Kobryn relatives now in Russia. The message notes they are well and were three weeks from Kobryn when the war peaked. Other relatives visitations linked to the Edward Bruty funeral are mentioned along with address changes and travel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Kunil
Kobryn
Russia
Poland
Kunik
Kobhryn
Happy Hour at YMCA rally led by Methodist youth
Methodist young people ran the Happy Hour program at the YMCA after Sunday services. About thirty-five youths from several churches attended. Jane Steele led devotionals and singing, with reports on the county older boys and girls conference given by attendees. Hi Ye boys to lead next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Y.M.C.A
Jane Steele
Bacteria From Wastewater Consume Hydrogen and Carbon Monoxide
Tests show certain bacteria in anthracite gangway waters and sewage can readily consume hydrogen and carbon monoxide from gaseous mixtures, indicating a biological pathway for gas uptake in wastewater environments.
MaidRites Defeat Davenport in 54 to 44 Tilt
Maid-Rites edged a Davenport team 54 to 44 at the Y court. Riley scored 17 for Davenport while Washington center Bob Marshak led Washington with 16 as Maid-Rites led 27 to 22 at half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Riley
Washington
Bob Marshal
Contoni
Fuhr
Puhr
Peandanare
Whitehead
Warshall
Tuer
McClure G
Turner
Davenport Cab
Gray
Nichols
Kiley
Nagel
Hoettcher
Homer Weavers Closing Out Sale Draws Large Crowd
A large crowd attended Homer Weavers closing out sale as the family plans to move to Ohio Elmer Nelfhaas will take over the vacated farm and move while roads are passable Evelyn Cold remains ill with the flu with a second attack after Thanksgiving. Roads drifted and opened, cisterns dry, wells low, and farmers busy with chores amid cold weather and sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coppock
Homer Weavers
Homer
Ohio
Elmer Nelf Haas
Evelyn Cold
Phil
Evelyn
Hay Manning
Fred Cold
Noble News Briefs from Mt. Pleasant
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob King of Archbald Ohio visited Mt. Pleasant to see relatives including J. A. Frey. They planned six weeks travel to California and the West. August Zieglowsky spent Monday with the Freys while Rev. and Mrs. Welty visited the Nebel home. Orlan Frey and Robert Frey attended the older boys and girls conference at Weat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Nebel
Orlan Frey
Robert Freyenburger
Weat
Washington Golden Gloves Boxers Drill for Cedar Rapids Meet
Washington Golden Gloves boxers hold nightly workouts at city hall after earning spots in the recent Army tourney. The team trains for the Cedar Rapids district meet next month with boxers Bob Anderson Clarence Halfley Pat McDeele and others aided by coaches Marvin Buckwalter and Don McGraw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Washington Golden Gloves
Armory
Cedar Rapids
Bob Anderson
Clarence Halfley
Pat McDeele
Washington
Felix Dougall
D' Wayne Felton
Terry Anderson
Marvin Buckwalter
Don McGraw
Chicago
Crawfordsville Cyclones defeat Wyman 22 to 18
Crawfordsville wins over Wyman 22 18 with Russell Miller scoring eight for the Cyclones and Gipple adding six for Wyman. Cyclone reserves prevail 14 11 in a tight game. Kenneth Meeks top local scorers with six points. Laum of Mt. Pleasant refereed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Cyclones
Wyman
Russell Miller
Gipple
Cyclone
Kenneth Meeks
Laum
Mt. Pleasant
Frey Family Hosts as Local Students Take Tests
Chester Tuesday activity notes include Mr and Mrs Q F Frey hosting visitors at J A Frey home. Seventh and eighth graders from Eicher school traveled to Shiloh for tests with Calvin Echelburger Wayne Alleman among attendees. Several pupils stayed home due to illness. The Freys hosted Wayne Rich Mary Shantz Zora Yoder Ailien Swartzendruber while Edwin Harold Leichty and others were absent. Mr and Mrs Dave Richard Roger Westen of Wayland spent Sunday evening with the Freys. David Leichty family briefed to Ohio on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Q. F. Frey
Vernon and
Orlan
J. A. Frey
Eicher School
Shiloh
Eicher
Calvin Echelburger
Wayne Alleman
Edwin
Harold Leichty
Wayne Rich
Mary Shantz
Zora Yoder
Ailien Swartzendruber
Dave
Richard
Roger
Everette Westen
Wayland
David Leichty
Ohio
Farm Youth Seeks Service for Finland War
Osage report describes 18-year-old Donald Green, a farm youth with rough speech and a military readiness list, expressing desire to fight for Finland amid harsh winter conditions. He says he wants to do some good and has grown tired of wandering after being well fed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OSAGE
Lowa
Lava Bos
Fintona
Finland
Dakota
Donald Green
Pikland
Iveed
Washington Lodge No 26 Regular Meeting Notice
Washington Lodge No. 26 A F and A M holds regular meetings on the first Friday of each month. Howard McBride is W M and A W Yard serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Howard McBride
W. M
A. W. Yard
Railroad Schedule Fragments Show Trains and Departures
Railway notes list Westbound Golden State Limited No 8 and No 1 Local times, Eastbound Local No 2 and No 44 Calfornian, and Golden State Limited No 4 with stops at Washington and California passengers. Knoxville Branch No 430, Goodlander and B Q agents log arrivals and departures. Bus timetables for Omaha to Chicago and Washington routes included with note on ticket purchase.
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Washington
Connnessaneus
Golden State Limited
Bate
Caiuneineeial
California
Knoxville
Burlington Trailways
Washington Pap
Omaha
Chicago
Wegnmaaien
Nanan
Washington Ee
Wellman Creamery reelects officers and notices
At a Wellman Co operative Creamery meeting Karl Erb is re elected president Oppan Johnson secretary W P P Marner vice president Marvin Mathess Lew Miller as directors A C Kratt re hired as buttermaker J Wenger re hired as bookkeeper Also reports say Mrs Charley Green is in Mercy hospital Iowa City in serious condition and Lola Coffey is ill The Durian family fire near Wellman caused property damage but firefighters limited loss Farmers Mutual Insurance covered the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilson
Wellman
Wellman Co-operative Creamery Association
Karl Erb
Oppan Johnson
W. P P. Marner
MarvinMathess
Lew Miller
A. C. Kratt
Kh. J. Wenger
Charley Green
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Green
Lola Coffey
Farmers Mutual Insurance Company
Winter flu grips Merrimac as cold slows school
Merrimac reports widespread flu and cold season with many families affected. Snow and frigid temperatures kept students home with only two days of school last week. Local residents helped neighbors with chores as others regroup for the week. In Davenport, Neil Moon Reagan of WOU announced resigning Feb 1 to pursue opportunities in Hollywood, unsure of future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Amrine
Merrimac
Glen Shafer
Thelma
Roy Duttweiler
Donna
al Farmer
Wayland
Doss van Winkle
Waldo
Orval van Winkles
Gien Shafer
Frank Farmers
Elmer Reschley
Irvin Stortz
Stortz
Don Messenger
Henry County Hospital
Davenport
Neil Moon
Reagan
WOU
Kid Brother
Ronald
Dutch) Reagan
Hollywood
Dow
Community Notes From Ottumwa Active Weekend Socials
Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller and Shirley Ann Miller from Ottumwa. Burns patient George Green shows improvement after a second stroke at the Rest Home. Mrs. Frank B. Miller returns from Des Moines after attending a two day Iowa Utilities Association session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Box
Lyle
Ray Miller
Shirley Ann
Nettie Miller
Ottumwa
Mrs. Box
Miss Miller
Mr. Miller
George Green
Frank B. Miller
Des Moines
Iowa Public Utilities Association
George W. Rudiger
S. W. Easter
Bob McFarlane
Iowa
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Rudiger
Hospital admissions and discharges noted at THE HOSPITAL
Stanley J. Monser underwent an appendectomy yesterday. Althea Montgomery was admitted for medical care. Nellie Kuhn was admitted for medical care. Virgil DeMaree and Mrs. L. A. Jones were discharged yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil DeMaree
Washington County Hospital
Washington Dairy
Stanley J. Monser
Althea Montgomery
Nellie Kuhn
L. A. Jones
Arlene Churchill Hosts Coasting Party for Birthday
Arlene Churchill entertained friends at a coast ing party Sunday afternoon in honor of her birthday. After the coasting guests returned to the house for refreshments and a two tiered birthday cake. The honoree received many gifts. Guests included Marjorie Sheetz Naomi Sheetz Shirley Carris and Norma Fern Churchill. Some could not attend due to illness.
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Arlene Churchill
Marjorie and
Naomi Sheetz
Shirley Bea Carris
Norma Fern Churchill
Pioneer U P Church Group Hosts Bob Sled Party
The Pioneer group of the United Presbyterian church with sponsor John Owen enjoyed a bob sled ride and party last evening. Art Duensing furnished the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Group of
U. P. Church
The
United Presbyterian Church
John Owen
Art
Talks by 4-H Girls at Monday Meeting
The Headliners 4-H club met at Jean Shalla’s home. Each girl named her best response to roll. Reports from the last meeting were approved. Speeches covered care of feet and shoes, preventing colds, respect for age, and health. Carol Brewer demonstrated color. Refreshments were served by Mrs Blanche Shen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Shalla
Virginia McLaughlin
Martha Birka
Golia Miller
Carol Brewer
Blanche Shen
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Turkey
University of Iowa
Y's Men's Club
Bsc
Wolf Floral CO
Prince Albert
Smaes
P.A
Mary Tyrinch
Edward Pruty
Cecelia Bruty
Agnes Knnermen
Tom McQuade
Matilda McQuade
Edward Bruty
Matster
Curtie Lane
South Second Avenue
North Seventh Treet Ae
Trim Davenport
Homer Weaver
Randolph Kelsey
Randolph
Joe Lang
Bue
Hi Us
Washington Oil Co
Golden Gloves
Farm
Cc. Hwak
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CG. F
Anderson
Kansas City-Davenport
Southwest Limited
Senate Annucaceus
Candy Kitchen
North Side Square
AL Cantoni
Ageng
Creamery Names Company Heads
Krart Weee
the Evening Journal
Harold Berg
Mission
Texas
RK. J. Leffler
Doris
Mrs. Berg
Reister Bros
White Shrine
Masonic Temple
John Wiliams
Anderson Herel
South Town Avenue
J. C. Bauer
Mr. Bauer
W. J. Lloyd
J. W. Erwin
Erma Bridges
Brighton
Ernestine Grady
Hazel Dean
Kalona
H. BE. Stewart
West Chester
Alvin C. Hasty
Richmond
Heinz Catsup
Ye Ldc
Lg. Bottl
Libby
Pearl
Farmers’ Co-operative Store
Iowa Avenue
Duensing
Cloyece Stewart
Jone
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