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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1945

Page

2

Local Social News Covers Family Visits and Travel

Mrs Maynard Ayers in Davenport visits her parents Mr and Mrs Leo Sueppel. Mrs C W Tucker and her mother Mrs Frank Goble return from Aurora Illinois. Dorothy Bear visits two weeks then returns to Mercy hospital Iowa City for nurses training. Stanley Simpson and family visit Kalona and nearby homes before Stanley moves to Bethlehem Pennsylvania for a new job. Mrs Ressa Brown from Michigan visits relatives. Lt Ralph Brown, a B 25 pilot, will report to a base in South Carolina after leave. Marvin Lambert in Lensview Texas hospital on crutches awaiting furlough. war department informs his parents he was wounded seriously on Okinawa May 20.

Dorothy Bear Clayton Bear Aurora Inl Mercy Hospital Iowa City Stanley Simpson Kenmore MN. Y Merle Simpson Stanley Buffalo N. Y Bethlehem Penna Kalona Albert Simpson Vince Tellin Otto Walton Brighton Francis McConnell Simpsons Ressa Brown Walamazoo, Mich H. P. Wilson Brown Kansas City Ralph Brown South Carolina Pfe Marvin Lambert Ray Lambert Winfield Lensview Texas Lamberts War Department Okinawa

Hospital births and procedures noted in city

Major and Mrs. Frank Olvey welcomed a seven pound ten ounce son born at 4 23 Saturday afternoon. Lt and Mrs. William W Brown report a son born at 8 42 yesterday morning weighing seven pounds four and three quarter ounces. Donald Crone Pauline Crone Ronnie Armstrong David Norman Jack Carson and Rosalita Peiffer listed for tonsillectomies this morning. Dismissals include Mrs Willis Jones and Mrs Harold Ricks yesterday.

Major Frank Olvey van Buren Street William W. Brown North Seventh Street Donald and Pauline Crone East Third Street Ronnie Armstrong North Avenue David Norman Jack Carson East Jefferson Street Rosalita Peiffer

Softball Games Here on July 4th

A 12 team softball tournament will be played at the field west of the State Guard armory on West Madison Street starting Wednesday July 4. First round play begins at eight in the morning with the championship slated about 4:50. Promoters are Paul Maxwell Joe Sweet and Junior Batterson. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children for all 11 games. First round matchups include Grainbelt Processing of Muscatine versus Keokuk County All-Stars and Keota versus Muscatine's Dave's. Four byes in the second round pit Davos of Iowa City versus Weber's Cigar Store of Muscatine and Columbus Junction versus Washington Seniors.

State Guard Armory Madison Street Paul Maxwell Joe Sweet Junior Batterson Grainbelt Processing Company of Muscatine Keokuk County Dave's of Keota Brighton Washington Richmond Ainsworth Bob Schmitt Davos Iowa City Weber's Cigar Store Columbus Junction

Major League results split across doubleheaders

Recap of baseball scores from multiple games: Chicago beat New York 4 3 in the second game, Boston upended St Louis 6 3 in the first, Boston also won 8 7 in the second. Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 8 6 in the first and 3 ? .

Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburgh Brooklyn W. E St. Louis New York - In Chicago Boston New York

Baseball score rundown for Chicago New York and others

Chicago leads New York 11 to 4 with a six five split in games. Washington defeats Cleveland 6 to 5 while Cleveland also wins 6 to 5. Detroit loses to Philadelphia 9 to 5 and again 5 to 5. St Louis beats Boston 7 to 3 and Boston tops St Louis 4 to 7 in a second game.

Chicago New York Washington Cleveland Detroit Philadelphia

Family Day July 4 At The Country Club

Family Day July 4 at the Washington country club features a noon lunch led by Mrs. Ted Johnson and Mrs. A W Clow and bridge games run by Mrs Ed Sullivan. An afternoon mixed two ball foursome tournament is planned with golf course access for nonplayers.

Washington Country Club Ted Johnson A. W. Clow Ed Sullivan

Lorene Anderson and Ronald Cox Wed in Presbyterian Rites

Lorene Marie Anderson and Ronald Dean Cox married in a 2:30 PM ceremony at the Presbyterian church with Dr. F. W. Eastwood officiating before about 200 guests. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Anderson, wore white lace and marse...

Presbyterian Church Lorene Marie Anderson Walter A. Anderson Ronald Dean Cox Army Air Corps E. Ray Qox F. W. Eastwood New London Dale Walling Jim Pease Bob Dodder Mr. Walling Marian Stephens Ainsworth Betty Carolyn Caoitthurst Marjorie Rodman Onida Doreen Long Robert Anderson Philip Calawell

Birthday observances and anniversaries noted in town

July 2 marks multiple family milestones and birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. John Bauer celebrate their 52nd anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McBride wed a year ago today, and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Allen mark their third anniversary. John Combs, in service since Jan 1941 with Troop D, observes a birthday while stationed at Guam. Dr. W. McClure and Mrs. Frank Patterson with son Donald Frank Patterson have birthdays today. Harold Lewis Kerr Jr and Alfred Young celebrate their fifth birthdays. Alice Kay Scranton observes her second birthday with her parents.

John Bauer Clyde McBride H. H. Allen John Combs Guam Harold Lewis Kerr, Jr Harold Kerr Alfred Young Leonard Young Alice Kay Scranton Mrs Robert Scranton

Helen Alcorn Resigns From State Child Welfare Post

Helen Alcorn returns home after resigning from the state division of child welfare where she served seven years, including two years as special child welfare consultant in Iowa City. After a vacation with her parents Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Alcorn she heads to Norristown Pennsylvania to take a case-work supervisor role at the Children’s Aid Society. I Rothschild and Dangster with Mrs. Harry Margolin of Yanston North Dakota arrived home from Kansas City last evening.

Helen Alcorn State Division of Child Welfare Iowa City W. L. Alcorn Norristown Penna Children’s Aid Secrety I. Rothschild and Dangster Harry Margolin Yanxton Dak Kansas City

Produces Cold Light Fireflies Emit Cold Light as Living Organisms

Fireflies generate cold light through a chemical reaction in their lanterns. The glow serves as a mating signal and predator deterrent, with luciferase catalyzing the light producing luciferin in specialized photogenic organs.

Canning Cherries Directions from Ruth Foster Extension

Directions for preserving cherries include pitting optional, boiling syrup, packing hot, and processing in a boiling water bath. Use a medium syrup or corn syrup and follow specific sugar to water ratios for eight quarts of fruit.

Local Couple Hosts Wedding Dinner Southwest of Town

D Anderson and family entertained last evening at their home with the wedding party and immediate family attending. Ruth Foster served a two course dinner as pink and white decor highlighted the table. The couple departed for a short wedding trip. Mrs Cox wore a poudre blue two piece dress with navy trim and gardenias as a corsage.

Marsseline de Soi Miss Colthurst Miss Rodmen Miss Long Carole Sue Anderson Moline D. Anderson Wellman William Brewer Hutchinson Kan

Men's Brotherhood Meeting Postponed to Later Date

The Christian church announces the Men's Brotherhood gathering scheduled for the 4th will be postponed to a later date. Presbyterian morning prayer notes accompany the notice.

The Christian Church

Social calendar of local clubs and meetings brief

Notices list events for Pythian Sisters Walnut Women’s Club Lingeranger Sunshine Community Merry Makers and Friendly Circle clubs. Changes include postponed Lingeranger meeting and a July Fourth family cooperative dinner at the Country Club with next dinner July 15.

Pythian Sisters Pj Hall Walnut Womens Club and Families Paul Mast Sunshine Community Club Aft- Cmnogh George T. Koehler Merry Makers Club Harley Myers Friendly Circle Club Bert Boot Country Club

Bear Family Hosts Rosy Homecoming Dinner

Mr and Mrs Clayton Bear of 749 East Main street hosted a family dinner in honor of their daughter Dorothy who is back from a vacation. Guests included Mr and Mrs Stanley Knupp Ottumwa Mr and Mrs Clayde Knupp Mr and Mrs Wayne Knapp Sarah Marie Mr and Mrs Joe Wolfe and Edward Mr and Mrs I D Quinn Mr and Mrs Sherman Wolfe Cecil Long and later Mr and Mrs John Jackson Fairfield joined in the afternoon.

Clayton Bear East Main Street Dorothy Stanley Knupp Ottumwa Clayde Knupp Wayne Knapp Sarah Marie Joe Wolfe Edward I. D Quinn Sherman Wolfe Cecil Long John Jackson Fairfield

Painting Stair Treads for Better Visibility

When cellar steps are dark and risky to descend, paint the edges of the treads with a white or aluminum band to enhance visibility. Also paint the bottom step solid white for safer navigation.

Meeting Set for 9 30 Wednesday Morning at the Church

A gathering is scheduled for 9 30 Wednesday morning at the church location 118t2. Attendees are to assemble and discuss upcoming plans and arrangements.

Cedar Clippers 4 H Club Meeting at Cave Home

The Cedar Clippers 4 H Club met at Cave Home with Donna Rae Cave hosting. Ruth Foster introduced nurse Jace Crossant who spoke on posture and gave individual corrections after interviewing members. Eight members and the leader listed chief interests. Demonstration teams for achievement day were elected. Refreshments were provided by the hostess and her mother, Mrs Don Cave.

Ruth Foster Jace Crossant Don Cave

American shipbuilding expands with stronger vessels

The nation asserts it is not only expanding its merchant fleet but also constructing superior ships using new materials that enhance strength safety and utility, aiming to lead the largest fleet ever owned by any country.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Max Marble Wolf’s Flower Shop Maynard Ayers Davenport Leo Sueppel C. W. Tucker Frank Goble Roy Hartman Martins Modern Cleaners Gayle Robertson Willis Jones East Madison Street Harold Ricks West Seventh Street Little’s Furniture Lorene Anderson R. Dean Cox Bemberg Mary Ruth Hulme Pauline Henss Wayland Jean Miller William Perdock Kenneth Warren Washington High School Pioneer Business College Iowa Wesleyan College Mt. Pleasant Cox Cox Motor Company S/Set Miami Beach Fla Carl Simmons Harold Anderson Carole Sue Ernest Carlson Lawrence Genkinger Sam Wheeler Roger Colthurst Kenneth Anderson George Peterson DeKalb Adolph Larson Arylus Olds Bernard Evestone Marion Car Frank Patterson Donald Frank Patterson Donald Dr. W. McClure C. V. Grall Coca-Cola Coca-Cola Company Burlington Coca-Cola-Bottling Company Coke Presbyterian Lingeranger Club Mr., Mrs. C. Bear Cedar Clippers Cave Home Cedar Clippers 4-H Club Wes Donna Rae Cave Ball Blue Ball Brothers Gompany Muncie Ind Staq Ak Catalina Calfornia Tamots Nardis Dallas Jo Collins Helmand East Side Square
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