Betty Redlinger Begins Vacation From Penney Store
Betty Redlinger started her vacation today while employed in the ready-to-wear department at the J C Penney Inc store.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1942
Page
2
Betty Redlinger started her vacation today while employed in the ready-to-wear department at the J C Penney Inc store.
Mrs. Leland Carris and her niece Patricia Wolverton of Kansas City will travel to Kansas City tonight. Patricia has stayed three weeks at the Carris home before Mrs. Carris visits her Aurora Missouri parents before returning home. Lloyd Scott phoned his parents to say he is classified as a pilot and very excited. He recently went to Santa Ana California for tests and will undergo ground school training for six to eight weeks before attending a government flying school.
Adelaide Swartzendruber 31 of Kalona is mourned after a Kalona Methodist funeral service conducted by Rev. Fred Miller and Rev. S. C. Peterson. Reterseim Funeral Home managed arrangements. she is interred at Sharon Hill cemetery. She died in a bus crash near Cheyenne Virginia while returning from Denver after visiting her maternal grandmother in Las Vegas New Mexico.
Last night scores Boston 4 Brooklyn 3 New York 4 Philadelphia 3 not including yesterday. Today Chicago at Cincinnati Boston at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at St Louis Philadelphia at New York not scheduled. Standings show Cleveland 42 W 27 Pet 6.71 Detroit 40 38 4 Sh.8ao St Louis 80. See full list for today’s games.
Iowa farm women at the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation conference in Des Moines plan home nursing and first aid courses for rural areas. They will continue the nutrition project with victory gardens home canning and focus on conservation of home materials fire prevention and school lunch program.
The Ainsworth band concert moves up to Thursday evening due to Saturday being July 4. Businessmen had adopted a policy of holding concerts on Thursday and other features on Saturday, but this week they combine both on Thursday night.
Rev. W. J. Stevens announces William Brewer son of Mr and Mrs Jay Brewer will speak at the Christian Tabernacle at 7 45 Friday evening. Brewer attends Sterling college in Kansas and will address the audience on campus experiences and faith.
Washington July 1 the appointment of a military commission by President Roosevelt to try the eight German saboteurs apprehended in the United States last week was under consideration as a solution to legal technicalities. Recommendations for the procedure were placed before the president by Attorney General Biddle and Secretary Stimson for a practical decision at once.
A medical note states that blood in the human body roughly equals one tenth of body weight, indicating the typical blood share in an average adult.
The I G White Women's Relief Corps ladies met at the Court House at 2 30 pm to visit Woodlawn and Elm Grove cemeteries for memorial services. Mrs J D Dayton chaplain read scripture and led prayer, Mrs R H Hampsher led America, names of departed members were read, flowers placed, Mrs C E Schmitt president spoke briefly, and the service closed with God Be With You Until We Meet Again.
We thank neighbors and friends for their assistance and the beautiful flowers at the death and burial of our dear one. Your kindness brought comfort during our time of grief.
Kay Francis Marner von Ka lona Robert Enke of Columbus Junction and Russell Eberle of Washington were dismissed today in a local district action.
America advances major building programs using large timbers and treated lumber to protect against termites and decay, enabling safer, longer lasting structures while reducing steel demand.
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