Betty Hamil Returns to Omaha After Visit with Brothers
Betty Hamil returns to work in Omaha on Wednesday after visiting her brothers Pfe Lafe Hamil and Cpl Lester Hamil at Peterson Field Colorado Springs. Also noted are travels of Mrs Elmer Hays family from Bloomington Indiana and other local visits and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Hamil
Omaha
Pfe, Lafe Hamil
Cpl
Lester Hamil
Peterson Field
Colorado Springs
Colo
Elmer Hays
Charlotte
Edith
Bloomington
Indiana
Haysmother
M. C. Deckard
Plasma Healing Burns Highlighted With New Treatments
Blood plasma is hailed as a real foe of burns and speeds healing when used with sulfadiazine in a new form. The combination is presented as a notable advance in burn care.
National League standings and results list
The National League standings show Brooklyn 42-27 .609 Philadelphia 31-32 .492 Chicago 28-33 .459 Cincinnati 24-40 .375 with brief results from Thursday. Games: Chicago 6 Boston 5. Philadelphia 6 Pittsburgh 0 in first game. Pittsburgh 2 Philadelphia 1 in second. Cincinnati 10 Brooklyn 9. Tonight’s scheduled games include Twilight at Cincinnati, St Louis at New York, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Chicago at Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. Pet
Ae Ae Ee
Breoklyn
Picchu
Oerse
Philadelphia
Aes Es
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Riddle
Starr
Higbee
St. Louis
Gumbert
New York
Hubbell
Gee
Uchs
Kraus
W. L. Pet
Washington
Baseball scores and upcoming matchups across cities
Cleveland defeated New York 3 2 and St Louis beat Philadelphia 2 1 while Chicago edged Washington 2 0 and Detroit won 3 2. New York players Donald and Rus were noted while Cleveland featured Dean 38 4 and Candini led Washington 7 0. Remaining games show Chicago Humphries 5 7, Flores 8 6 at St Louis Gatehouse 5 3, Boston Terry 4 2 at Detroit Bridges 4 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Donald
Russo
Dean
Candini
Humphries
Flores
Gatehouse
Terry
Bridges
Local Notices and Personal Items from Amarillo Area
Address and military details for Pfc Max D See followed by local ads for Dan-Dee Cate dining and Little's Furniture. Includes notes on new arrivals, furniture, and sales. Mentions Mrs Adah Peterson visiting Fairfield, Irene Lane returning from Cedar Falls, and funeral attendees for Rev J B Pollock with Pittsburgh and Monmouth connections.
Farm Bureau Publicity Tips From County Leaders
County Extension Director J. W. Chandler and County Home Economist Ruth I. Foster share publicity ideas and guidance for Farm Bureau activities. The advisory covers messaging, community outreach, and effective communication strategies for local agriculture programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Chandler
Ruth I. Foster
County Home
Founders Day Observed by T T T Chapter
Founders Day services were held Wednesday evening at the Congress Hotel with attendees from Ainsworth Crawfordsville Mt Pleasant and Wayland chapters. Mrs Irene Arthur and several Crawfordsville members attended. The program included a vocal solo by Mrs John Harp and musical games. A Sunset Park picnic preceded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Crawfordsville
Mt. Pleasant
Wayland
Irene Arthur
Lillian Maxwell
Mabel Monson
Doris Cherryholmes
Lucille Huston
John Harp
Sunset Park
Harold Putman
Bob Lytle
Glenn Wilson
Encircle Tomatoes with Wire to Increase Yield
Jackson Township farmer George Hora shares a method using 6% hot length woven wire laid over tomato plants. The plants climb the wire, keeping fruit off the ground for uniform ripening and easier picking. Hora notes 12 encircled plants outperformed 24 on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hora
Jackson Township
Hora
Canned Peas Yield Trial and Mildew Prevention Tips
Mrs. Dewey Weeks and five daughters canned 100 pints of peas from two pounds of Little Marvel seed and one pound of a later variety planted April 6. Little Marvel yielded 90 pints while the other variety yielded 10. The piece also offers mildew prevention notes, including calcium chloride moisture absorption and cadmium chloride finishes. It lists Rally Day helpers, 4-H officers, and pledges of 55 girls to spend time in the Victory Garden or in preserving food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Weeks
Extension Service
Beulah Stewart
Art Duensing
Cloyce Stewart
Merle Twinam
Victory Garden
Patricia Stacy
Good Luck Club
Mary Duvall
West Point Club
Wilma Wooley
Clover Leaf Club
Hazel Sojka
Fairview
New County
Hospital note shows several local admissions and births
At the hospital Mrs Donald Olt and daughter Mary Donna were discharged to their home in Wyman. Wayne Tomfeldt Letts was admitted yesterday noon as a surgical patient. Mrs J T Schulty 718 South 4th admitted for X ray and treatment of a fractured left shoulder. Mr and Mrs Robert Scranton 415 South Ave D are the parents of a daughter born at 6 38 this morning weighing eight pounds one and one half ounces. Mrs D H Goodwin 709 West 2nd underwent a tonsillectomy this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Olt
Mary Donna
Wyman
Wayne Tomfeldt
Letts
J. T. Schulty
South 4Th
Robert Scranton
South Ave. D
Washington man named general roadmaster for Rock Island lines
W F March, already roadmaster for this division, is elevated to general roadmaster for the Rock Island system overseeing about 7500 miles of track. He will inspect and direct roadmasters systemwide, while Joe Loftus will assume the local post at Eldon, continuing the family railroad legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rock Island Railway System
W. F. March
Rock Island Railroad
Ed Sullivan
Rock Island
March
Mareh
Joe Loftus
Eldon
Six Ministers Attend Pollock Funeral Service
Six ministers participated in the funeral for Dr. J. B. Pollock former pastor at West Chester held yesterday afternoon at Washington United Presbyterian Church. Rev. George Kerr led the service with Rev. J. L. Vance of Rock Island preaching. Pallbearers were six West Chester church members and honorary pallbearers included the attending ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Pollock
West Chester
Washington United Presbyterian Church
George Kerr
J. L. Vance
Rock Island
J. W. Bickett
Newton
R. M. McCracken
Crawfordsville
H. K. Galloway
Cedar Rapids
F. W. Eastwood
Washington
County
Kerr
Elm Grove
Pollock
W. KE. Pearson
Glenn McCall
Merle McDowell
Glenn Martin
Floyd Crayne
Walter Leet
Families spend week at Walton Lake near Fairfield
Mr and Mrs William Shan non and Mr and Mrs Joe Pick ens are spending the week at Walton Lake near Fairfield Barbara Shannon is staying with Mrs Robert Young and daughter Susan while her parents are away Ensign Charles Wm Rawn is spending ten days with his parents He graduated from Northwestern University at Chicago yesterday and after his visit here will be sent to San Francisco California
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arden Hughes
Davenport
Enoch
Oklahoma
Arfen Hughes
Hughes
Oscar Hughes
Frank Gevock
Irene Lane
Cedar Falls
Oscar Lane
William Shannon
Joe Pickens
Walton Lake
Fairfield
Barbara Shannon
Robert Young
Susan
Charles Wm. Rawn
W. P. Rawn
Northwestern University
Chicago
San Francisco
California
Artists Face Metal Shortage Halts for Frames
Artists report war time metal restrictions disrupt supply, stopping production of metal easels and metal picture frames as shortages pinch studios and galleries nationwide.
War department orders gun targets using 2500 tons paper stock
The War Department has ordered gun targets that will require more than 2,500 tons of paper stock. This procurement underscores the scale of equipment needs as military production expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
War Department
H. J. Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Strum
Mrs Harold Strum hosted ten H J Club members yesterday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Charles Marek and Mrs Ernest Strum. A brief business meeting followed by a dance game awarded high score to Mrs Joe Te Bockhorst and low score to Mrs Roy Carter, with Mrs Clair Fisher taking the traveling prize. Light refreshments were served by the hostess and helpers. Next gathering set for Mrs Kay Sojka's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Strum
H.J. Club
Charles Marek
Ernest Strum
Joe Te Bockhorst
Roy Carter
Clair Fisher
Dwane Shalla
Fleur De Lis Club Holds Everyday Luncheon at Home
The Fleur De Lis club hosted a one o clock luncheon at Mrs Homer Birney's home with eighteen members and fourteen guests present. Co hosts Mrs Rennie Dawson and Mrs Ray Bell arranged table centerpieces and paper spoon dolls as favors. After lunch a short business meeting led by Mrs Al Crone, followed by guessing games and prize awards conducted by Mrs Joe Knatek and Mrs Verle Gallagher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleur de Lis Club
Homer Birney
Rennie Dawson
Ray Bell
Flace
al Crone
Joe Knatek
Verle Gallagher
Social Calendar Events for the Week
Calendar notices list Rebekah lodge meeting at Odd Fellows hall 8 30 p m Friday and bake sale by New Haven Ladies Aid Saturday. Washington Cleaners W R C meeting 2 30 p m Legion hall. Monday Daughters of Union Veterans Kolah club picnic 6 45 Sunset Park Tuesday Friendly Social club afternoon Mrs Sam Himmelreich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
New Haven Ladies Aid
Washington Cleaners W.R.C
Legion Hall
Sam Himmelreich
Birthday greetings to local service families and residents
John Combs in the U S service and Mrs Frank Patterson of Salem celebrate birthdays today. Harold Lewis Kerr Jr son of Mr and Mrs Harold Kerr turns three. D W McClure receives birthday wishes today. Sgt Richard Edmondson of Camp Gilbert Alabama observes a birthday today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Combs
U.S
Frank Patterson
Salem
Harold Lewis Kerr, Jr
Harold Kerr
Sgt
Richard Edmondson
Camp Gilbert
Alabama
First Wedding Anniversary Card From North Africa
Mrs Delmar R Yoder of Agency Iowa receives a cable from her husband Sgt Delmar R Yoder now stationed in North Africa marking their first wedding anniversary. Also Lewis Dusenbery of Davenport reports the birth of a son weighing seven and a quarter pounds to Mr and Mrs Lewis Dusenbery, with the name Charles chosen after Lewis's brother listed as missing in action in a navy casualty list. The baby's mother before marriage was Marion Cover a Washington teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmar R. Yoder
Agency
Iowa
North
Africa
Lee Dusenbery
Lewis Dusenbery
Davenport
Charles
Lewis
Marion Cover
Washington
Iowa Congressmen Divide on Crop Insurance
Washington D C lawmakers split on boosting the crop insurance fund from 3.5 million to 7.82 million. Representatives Martin Cunningham Gilchrist and Hoeven voted yes while Talle Gwynne and Jensen voted no. LeCompte not recorded. The measure failed 223 to 135.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Iowa
House of Representatives
Senate
Martin
Cunningham
Gilchrist
Hoeven
Talle
Gwynne
Jensen
Karl M. LeCompte
Cannon Bore Caliber Explained For Field Guns
The caliber equals the bore diameter. The American 75 mm or three inch gun and the British 18 pounder are roughly equivalent in bore size.
Women's Guild Meeting at St. Pauls Church
Thirteen members and one guest attended the Women’s Guild at St. Paul’s Church yesterday afternoon. Rev Milo Phillips led the session with a prayer and a card from Mrs C H W loft was read. Plans were made for a birthday party at the next meeting and a service flag will be made. The gathering closed with the group reciting the Lord’s Prayer as refreshments were served by Mrs. Zieglowsky and Mrs. Arnold with Mrs. Augustine assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Meersmith
Women's Guild
St. Paul's Church
Milo Phillips
C. H
Mred Zieglowsky
Bernice Arnold
Florence Augustine
Shower Courtesy For Recent Brides
A bridal shower for Mrs. Louis Larsen and Mrs. Arthur Witthoft was held at Mrs. Raymond Gordon’s home near Keota. Twenty five guests enjoyed tea towels and holders while admiring gifts. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Gordon with help from her mother and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Larsen
Arthur Witthoft
Raymond Gordon
Keota
Presser
G H M Club Hosts Evening With Munsons
Mr and Mrs Sam Mune hosted the G H M Club gathering with four tables of Pinosh. High scores earned by Parcell and Geraldine, low scores by Sampson and Eli Jacks, traveling prize to Mrs Fli Jackson. Refreshments served. meeting plans a picnic in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Mune
G.H.M
Pm Parcell
Geraldine
John Sampson
Eli Jacks
Fli Jackson
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Wolf Floral CO
LeRoy Richardson
Kevota
Liegd Lisher
Riverside
Arlene Churchill
Mrs. Allen Atkinson
Burlington
Virginia McCall
Virginia Sheetz
Eleanor Maas
Des Moines
Don Custer
Montgomery Wards
Florida
Great Beach
Hal Longer
Bill Maas
Madrid
Womens Council of
Chris
Tian Church
I*lorence
Triplett
Mary
Joyce
Portland
Oregon
Louis Boyd
Roy Olsen
Rewse
Robert Shannon
Olsen
Shreveport
Louisiana
Job Shannon
Paacific
Des Moines Register
Motor Service
Passeau
Andrews
Pfc
Max D
T.S.S
Amarillo Field
Amarillo
Texas
Dan-Dee Cate
Her
Little
Bess Lowe
Robert C. Lowe
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Hunters’ College
Mrs. Adah Peterson
O. J. Simons
Rothschilds
James A. Pollock
D. D
Jim
Monmouth
Newell Combs
Stanley
Aledo, Ill
Farm Bureau Publicity
T.T.T
Founders’ Day
Mr. Chandler
Department of Internal Revenue
Charlie Marek
Mr. Marek
John Shalla
Duane Shalla
Roy Krotz
Earnest Strum
Roy Smith
Dale Marek
Ed Clanin
Erner Dewey
Ccrops
Sudan
Iowa State College
Miss Foster
Isabelle Combs
D. H. Goodwin
West 2Nd
Roadmaster
H. J. Club
Daughters of Union Veterans, Legion Hall
Kolah Club
D. W. McClure
Women’s Guild
Caurers
G.H.M. Club
Mrs. Munson
C. V. Crull
Ocean
Spain
Great Britain
France
Alsent
Mediterranean Sea
Black Sea
Turkey
Europe
Axis
Syria
International
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