Local Notes On Travel, Sales, and Services
Mrs M J Cruise leaves for Minnesota to join her husband for a week in Duluth before returning home. Moore's Bootery advertises price protection on current stock. Mrs R A Jurging and sons depart for Traer Iowa to visit her mother Mrs Esther Wood for ten days. Dr Boller notes office closure until July 8. Elma Vacha hosts 16 Business and Professional Women from Ottumwa. picnic plans canceled by rain. Reid Boyd promotes magazine subscription price increases with a call to order now. Frank J Ralph and daughter Susanne of Omaha Nebr visit La Salle Illinois after staying with Harry Souden. Carson Scott guests of Everette Stewart. return to Galena Illinois with daughter-in-law and granddaughters as Lt. Scott heads to Okinawa mid July. John Patterson attends Pioneer seed corn meeting in Johnston. Kate Hotle and Mary Caldwell to Iowa City for three and a half weeks training in long distance telephone operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson Scott
Everette Stewart
Galena, Ill
David Scott
Margaret Ann
Lt. Scott
Okinawa
Kate Hotle
W. H. Hotle
Mary Caldwell
Edna Caldwell
Iowa City
Nelson Wins Open Playoff at Country Club in 2 Up Finish
Jim Nelson of Fairfield defeated John Campbell of Oskaloosa in an 18 hole playoff to win the Washington country clubs second open tournament by two strokes. Nelson led by a stroke early and held the advantage. Campbell mounted a late challenge but stabilized with an 18 hole total of 74 to Nelson’s 72. Campbell finished four over par with several out of bounds penalties and a cold putter, while Nelson's short game and putting sealed the victory. Campbell is 22 and a pre medical student. Next local tournament set for July 4 with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Nelson
Fairfield
John Campbell
Oskaloosa
Washington
Nelson
Campbell
Major Leagues Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot
American League standings show Boston leading with .600, New York 28 losses, Washington 33 wins. Sunday results include Philadelphia 6 New York 3, Boston 15 Washington. Detroit and St. Louis split, Chicago beats Cleveland. National League results feature Chicago over Cincinnati, Pittsburgh over St. Louis, New York over Philadelphia, and Brooklyn defeating Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. i
Bostok
New York
Heisslt
Anc
Washington
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
W.L. Pet
Brooklyn
Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Postponed Legion Juniors Baseball Game
The Washington American Legion juniors game with Iowa City American Legion juniors, scheduled for yesterday, was postponed due to uncertain weather. Manager Wayne Chamberlain said it will be rescheduled possibly as a twilight game during the week, with further Journal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington American Legion
Iowa City American Legion
Wayne Chamberlain
Journal
Anniversary Party For Luther Croms
Mr and Mrs Luther Crom of Bloomfield formerly lived south of Washington hosted relatives and friends for an anniversary gathering. They will observe their 10th wedding anniversary July 4 with a cooperative dinner and photos. Attending were Vivian Darnell and family Muscatine. Mr and Mrs Joe Nelson and son. and families from Washington and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Crom
Bloomfield
Washington
Crom
Vivian Darnell
Howard Darnell
Muscatine
Joe Nelson
Charles Carriker
Ed Nelson
Roy Nelson
Carl Nelson
Sigourney, Webster
Douds
Bunch
Lancaster
Kirksville
Lyvonia
Elect Mrs Neuhart President For Year Women’s Council
The Women's Council of the Christian church met in the church parlors with 24 members and children present. Mrs John Jarvis led devotions and Mrs Leslie Beenblossom presided at the business meeting which approved summer gatherings including a Sunset Park picnic. Officers elected: Mrs Harlan Neuhart president, Mrs Leslie Beenblossom vice president, Mrs Lester Nicola secretary, Mrs William Putman financial secretary, Mrs Bessie Tucker treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Council of the Christian Church
John Jarvis
Leslie Beenblossom
Sunset Park
Harlan Neuhart
Lester Nicola
William Putman
Bessie Tucker
Hospital discharges and admissions listed in local notices
Dismissals yesterday included Edna Renoux route three Mrs. Lester Wagner Wayland Mrs. Austin Moore 707 S Ninth St Dean Owens Columbus Junction Mrs. Ernest Yoder and twin daughters Janet Anne and Janice Ann of Parnell Mrs. Jay Darby and son Charles Arthur of Keota Mrs. Bert McKeag of Keota Dave FE Bontrager of Kalona Gordon Marner of Kalona Were discharged today. Rupert L Gates route one was admitted Saturday night as a medical patient. Admitted yesterday as medical patients were Mrs. Mary Goodwin 215 Sixth Street Mrs. Corda Osborne Nurses home Mrs. Irene Breen Washington. Mrs. Delia Litweiller of Kalona was admitted yesterday as a surgical patient and this morning Frances Weeks Riverside route one was admitted for surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Renoux
Route Three
Lester Wagner
Wayland
Austin Moore
S. Ninth St
Dean Owens
Columbus Junction
Ernest Yoder
Janet Anne
Janice Ann
Parnell
Jay Darby
Charles Arthur
Bert McKeag
Keota
Dave FE. Bontrager
Kalona
Gordon Marner
Rupert L. Gates
Route One
Mary Goodwin
Sixth Street
Corda Osborne
Nurses Home
Irene Breen
Washington
Delia Litweiller
Frances Weeks
Riverside
Janet Nadene Martin Weds Earl E. Kambic in Antioch
Carl Martin of Mill Valley announces the marriage of his daughter Janet Nadene to Earl E. Kambic of Antioch. The ceremony was at Holy Rosary Church Antioch on June 23 with Rev H Kelly officiating. The couple will reside in Mill Valley with Janet a former Tamalpais student and Dowds Express employee and Earl a Live Oak High graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Martin
Mill Valley
Calif
Janet Nadene
Earl E. Kambiec
Henry J. Kambec
Antioch
Holy Rosary
H. Kelly
Marilyn Walker
James Cross
Kambie
Carmel-by-the-Sea
Florence Avenue
Tamalpais High School
Bank of America
Washington
Order of Rainbow Girls
Live Oak High School
Dowds Express
Alan Walker
Schedule of Tonight's Major League Baseball Games
Tonight's slate includes fensberger 2 4 at Brooklyn Behrman 3 2 and Night Cincinnati 8 2 at St Louis Dickson 4 2 plus Pittsburgh 4 4 at Chicago 6 6 Wyse. Only games scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fensberger
Brooklyn
Behrman
Cincinnati
Walters
St. Louis
Dickson
Pittsburgh
Sewell
Chicago
Wyse
Understanding Butter Measurement in Recipes
The article explains a difference between melted butter and butter before melting. It notes that in melted butter the measurement is taken after melting, while otherwise it is measured as solid butter before melting. Following recipe instructions is important due to differing yields.
Paper protects long bake of rich mixtures
For cooking rich mixtures such as fruit cakes use heavy brown greased paper or heavy wax paper in the baking pan. Greased paper provides the best protection when mixtures are baked at low temperatures for a long period.
Iron Diagonal Bias Cut Garments Require Special Ironing
Guidance notes that bias cut slips and nighties must be ironed along the fabric grain using the thread direction. This method follows the diagonal bias of the garment to avoid stretching or distortion.
Social Calendar of Local Clubs and Meetings
Friendly Bible class meets Friday at 7 30 p m at Oscar Burham home. Democrat Women host 2 30 p m gathering with Mrs E C Richer presiding. Merry Makers, Just Us, H E O, Linger Longer, U and I clubs hold afternoon sessions. St Pauls Women's Guild gathers Friday at 1 30 p m at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Bible Class
the Baptist Church
Oscar Burham
Merry Makers Club
Clinton Anderson
Just Us
W. Cc. McFadden
H.E.O
Ed Miller
Linger Longer
Don Kinner
Bill Chmelar
U and I Club
Brest Garrett
St. Paul’s Women’s Guild
Birthday greetings for local families mark July arrivals
July first brings multiple young birthdays as Kathryn Simmering Janet Freeman Wilma Clark Dennis Walton turn age three to six. Local relatives Charles Crull DeElda Lee reception well wishes pour in from area residents including Mrs. Joe Kolo Mrs. Shalla and Mrs. McArtor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Lynne Simmering
Jerry Simmering
Janet Sue Freeman
Kenneth Freeman
Washington
Wilma Maxine Clark
Jerry Clark
Dennis Duane Walton
Carl Walton
Keota
Charles Crull
Vernor Crull
DeElda Mae Lee
M. D. Lee
Joe A. Kolosick
Ainsworth
Jim Shalla
Salem
Alice McArtor
Birthday and anniversary notices span families in town and beyond
John Wagner and son Ernest observe birthdays. Wandaline Carter of San Francisco has a birthday today while her grandmother Mrs. Fred Neiswanger spends part of the summer there. Mr and Mrs S T Wheeler of Ainsworth celebrate their golden wedding anniversary and it is the first anniversary for Mr and Mrs Dean Cox, Dean being the Wheelers' grandson. A birthday cake honors William Walker Brown, one year old son of Mr and Mrs William Wright Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wandaline Carter
San Francisco
Calif
Fred Neiswanger
S. T. Wheeler
Ainsworth
Dean Cox
Dean
Wheelers
Willliam Walker Brown
William Wright Brown
Presbyterian Morning Prayer Meeting Schedule
A Presbyterian morning prayer meeting will convene at 9:30 a m Wednesday at the church located at 117t2. The gathering invites parishioners to join in quiet reflection and communal devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Sam T Wheeler
Mr and Mrs Sam T Wheeler celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at their Ainsworth home and an afternoon open house for about 50 friends. The couple married July 1 1896 near Riverside and later moved to Scranton before settling in Ainsworth. Their children Burton Silvis and Mrs E R Cox Washington join in honoring them along with grandchildren Dean Cox and Mrs Charles Sim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam T. Wheeler
Ainsworth
E. R. Cox
Cox
Dean Cox
Stroudsburg
Penna
Sam and
Carrie
Bert Comstock
Ruth
Floyd Comstock
Ward Comstock
Charles Kern
Faye
la Harpe
Ill
Charles Lynn
Myrtle Bryant
Fairfield
Elmer Steffin
Richard
Cedar Falls
Carrie Walker
J. M. Walker
Samuel T. Wheeler
Walker
Riverside
Whelney
Soap Slivers Save the Day in Greasy Kitchen Tidy
A short tip explains sink dish use of soap slivers to tackle grease on pots and pans, storing leftover soap in water to extend cleaning power.
Storm sash cuts heating load and saves fuel in tests
Tests show storm sash reduces heating load by 20 percent when all windows are fitted. Prolonged high intensity firing periods are lessened and equipment life is extended. Economic appeal centers on fuel savings that vary by climate and glass area, with about 20 percent savings indicated.
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Wolf’s Flower
M. J. Cruise
Minnesota
Dr. Cruise
Duluth
Minn
Moore's Bootery
R. A. Jurging
Dennis
William
Traer
Iowa
Esther Wood
Dr. Boller
Elma Vacha
Business and Professional Women’s Club of
Ottumwa
Miss Vacha
Ottumwa High School
Vacha
Reid Boyd
St-M-W
Frank J. Ralph
Susanne
Owaha
Nebr
la Salle
Inl
Harry Sowden
Ralphs
Aexal Penney
John Patterson
Johnston
Donut Holes Fern Pastry Shop
Fern
West Side Square
MAJOR
Detroit
Haynes
Overmire
St Louis
Zoldak
Harder
Luther Croms
Mrs
Putman
Nicola
Etterine Spenser
Bryan Coakley
Ota
Janet Martin
Earl E. Kambic
ALL Brothers Company
Muncie, Ind
Democrat Women's Club
E. C. Richer
Democrat
John Wagner
Ernest
Martin’s Modern Cleaners
Andalusia
Vu. V. Crull
John W. Lee
Montgomery
Uae
Mer
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