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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1942

Page

2

Navy lieutenant visits Ottumwa during weekend leave

Lieutenant T. M. Mast stationed at Great Lakes Navy hospital enjoyed a brief weekend with wife Mrs. Mast and sons Truman Jr and Richard. They spent Saturday evening with his parents in Ottumwa before he left for Chicago. The D A R Log Cabin at Susset Park welcomed visitors Saturday afternoon drawing 68 registrants and guests from several distances attending family picnics.

T. M. Mast Navy Hospital Great Lakes Naval Training Station D.A.R Suset Park Gail Kirk Dickie Larry Missouri Valley Otto Schiebel Schiebel Kirk Roy Schiebel Davenport Charles Schiebel Richard Schiebel

Carol Teel Weds A J Varner At Hannibal Church

Announcement of the marriage of Carol Teel to A J Varner, officiated by Rev Dirk Henry Middents at the First Presbyterian Church Hannibal Missouri on June 27. Attendants Vera Varner and William Forbes. The couple will reside in Burlington where Varner works at the ordnance plant.

Columbus Junction Carol Teel Marcellus Teel A. J. Varner Andrew J. Varner Alexis First Presbyterian Church Hannibal Dirk Henry Middents Vera Varner Williaam A Forbes Burlington Varner Ordnance

Fleur De Lis Club Hosts Mrs H Birney Talk

Living Lake July 3 Mrs Homer Birney entertained the Fleur De Lis club with a program led by Mrs Rennie Dawson and Mrs Joe Knotek. Marjorie Walker sang two solos and Mr Ivan Norton spoke on the county defense corps program. White tile and garden flowers set the scene as refreshments were served.

Living Lake Homer Birney

Justice of the Peace Fines Reckless Driver on Highway 22

Robert D Wehrle of Wellman pled guilty to reckless driving on Highway 22 in the county north part. He was fined $5 and costs after being picked up by Highway Patrolman John Rhynsberger. The charge said his driving endangered a horseback rider and children on the road.

Justice of the Peace Bovee Robert D Wehrle Wellman John Rhynsberger

Local Births And Hospital Admits Noted

Mrs. Frank Boshart of Crawfordsville was dismissed from the hospital Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Gene Crossett of 501 South Avenue C welcome a son born at 9 a.m. weighing 6 pounds 2 ounces. Jeanette Wood of Ainsworth admitted as a medical patient. Mr and Mrs Bernard Stanley of Crawfordsville announce a son born at 6 55 a.m. weighing 8 pounds 34 1/2 ounces. Howard Walbrick of Sigourney underwent a tonsillectomy this morning. Mrs Duane Griggs of Avoca and Mrs Adelia Bakke of Wash-

Frank Boshart Crawfordaville Gene Crossett South Avenue C Jeanette Wood Ainsworth Bernard Stanley Crawfordsville Howard Walbrick Sigourney Duane Griggs Avoca Adelia Bakke

Antonoff Captures Fourth of July Handicap Title

Phil Antonoff won the Fourth of July string handicap golf tournament with rounds of 35 and 32 for a total of 67. He edged Dr A W Clow and Gene Holcomb by one stroke. T R Phillips and John Tucker tied for third at 69. Prizes ranged from war stamps to 50 cents.

Phil Antonoff Phil A. W. Clow Gene Holcomb T. R. Phillips John Tucker Paul Moore Clarence Cameron Clarence Berkhoff

Indees Edge Muscatine In Fourth Of July Tilt

The Washington Indees defeated the Muscatine Moose 10-3 on Sunday then lost to the Navy Seas hawks 7-2 in Iowa City. Devinger and Flick starred for the Navy while Devinger limited Muscatine to five hits. The Indees show 10 hits and score in all but the first and third innings. They travel to Muscatine next Sunday for another game with the Moose.

Washington Indees Muscatine Moose Navy Seahawks Iowa City Flick Navy Devinger Indees University Calets Mellecker McNecker Muscatine Moose

Major League Results From Yesterday and Standings

Baseball scores show Chicago 14 over St. Louis 2 and Detroit dominating Cleveland 19-1. Philadelphia 5-2 over New York as Boston beats Detroit, while Brooklyn and Chicago split, with Pittsburgh and Cincinnati also winning. No games scheduled today.

Chicaro St. Louis Philadelphia New York Washington Boston Detroit Cleveland Brooklyn Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburgh Biston Chieorens Cleveland A al Uv

Local News Briefs From Area Families and Military Circles

Local notes report travels and obituaries. Dr and Mrs Sartor and family attended Mrs Carrie Fenton’s funeral in Columbia Mo. Many relatives visit West Chester, with soldiers and cadets in town and a variety of weekend visits and furloughs.

M. H. Sartor Wendell Baker Columbia

Irene Bishop Weds Lawrence H. Trotter at Marengo

Irene Bishop and Lawrence H. Trotter wed in a Marengo Methodist ceremony officiated by Rev. Claude R. Cook. The couple, connected to Marengo and Ainsworth families, will reside in Ainsworth after former residents and out of town guests attended.

George Bishop Marengo Irene Lawrence H. Trotter G. F. Trotter Ainsworth Methodist Episcopal Church

Stored Food as a Savings Account with Constant Value

A preserved food stash acts as a financial buffer not subject to rate cuts. The analogy frames long term storage as a stable reserve against price or supply shocks. The concept emphasizes prudent planning and resource sufficiency.

Anderson Mission Study Group Meets

The Emma C Anderson Missionary study group of the Methodist church met Friday afternoon with Mrs Ira Rathmel. Thirteen members attended. Mrs James Zeck led devotions on Faith of Our Fathers. After a brief business meeting Mrs R E Shannon presented opening chapters of Christian Routes of Democracy in America. Mrs R C Keagy had the questions on the missionary paper.

Emma C. Anderson The Methodist Church Ira Rathmel James Zeck R. E. Shannon America R. C. Keagy

Lucille Bales Weds Willard T Hunter in Kirksville Missouri

Mr and Mrs Hal Keister announce the marriage of their daughter Lucille to Willard T Hunter of Davenport son of T M Hunter of Young America. The ceremony Tuesday June 30 was performed in Kirksville Missouri Rev J M Munro officiated. Mrs Hunter recently left Reister Brothers produce to study a comptometer. Mr Hunter works for Case Implement in Rock Island. They will reside in Davenport.

Hal Keister Lucille Willard T Hunter Davenport T. M. Hunter Young America Kirksville J. M. Munro Hunter Reister Brothers Produce

Presbyterian Cottage Prayer Meeting Announced

The Presbyterian Church hosts a Cottage Prayer meeting Wednesday morning at 9 30. Participants are invited to join this devotional gathering at the church.

Presbyterian Cottage Presbyterian Church

Lumber Cut Shares by Pine and Fir Forests

Census data show yellow pine forests contribute 21 percent and Douglas fir stands supply 26 percent of the United States total annual lumber cut.

United States

July Fourth Birthday List Highlights Local Residents

Sidney Moore of Danville and Mrs. Don McLaughlin along with Mrs. R. M. Anderson and Sarah Rinehart marked July Fourth birthdays. Crawfordsville residents Harry Bishop and others including Warren Goodwin, Harold Ray Cummings and Joe Melskiski celebrated. Saturday also observed the wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs A S Farmer of Wayland, married in 1890.

Sidney Moore Danville, Illinois Don McLaughlin R. M. Anderson Sarah Rinehart Harry Bishop Crawfordsville Warren Goodwin Charles Goodwin Harold Ray Cummings Joe Melinski H. M. Kelley Donald Duane Stewart Ollie Eichelberger Noble

Salem Family Birthday Announcements

Mrs. Mary Needley of Salem celebrated her birthday on Saturday. Paul Oldfield and his sister Marie observed Saturday as their birthdays, though not twins. Mary Lou Jones, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Jones R 2, was two years old the Fourth.

Mary Needley Salem Paul Oldfield Marie Mary Lou Jones Harry Jones

Grinnell and West Chester residents celebrate birthdays

Mrs. Raymond Ferguson of Grinnell and Lyle Churchill of West Chester observed their birthdays Saturday. Lyle is twelve years old.

Raymond Ferguson Grinnell Lyle Churchill West Chester Lyle

Birthday salutations for Wayne Stransky and Elsie Steele

Sunday marked the birthdays of Wayne Stransky of Pilotborne and Mrs. Elsie Steele of East Highland.

Wayne Stransky Pilotbore Elsie Steele East Highland

Jo Ann Smith Celebrates Birthday at Home

Jo Ann Smith, daughter of Mr and Mrs Merle Smith, celebrated her birthday yesterday with family at their residence.

W. J. Brady Alton, Il A. W. Henderson Wood River, Ill Iowa City Edgar Porter Henderson U.I Jo Ann Smith Mrs Merle Smith

Birthday notices for local residents published

Yesterday Maynard Widmer of Noble and the twin daughters Mary and Marjorie Walker, children of Mr and Mrs Dell Walker, along with Mrs W S Eldridge, are noted in birthday acknowledgments.

Maynard Widmer Noble Mary Marjorie Dell Walker W. S. Eldridge

Mrs J W Peckham Celebrates Birthday Today

Mrs J W Peckham a member of the Journal's Three Quarter Century club marks a birthday today. Born in Louis County Missouri in 1853 she reaches another year in the community's notable circle.

J. W. Peckham The Journal Peckham Louis County

Birthday salute for Mrs. Etta Adams of Des Moines

The item notes Mrs. Etta Adams of Des Moines celebrates a birthday, marking her membership in the Three Quarter Century club. She was born in 1859 at Waverly, highlighting a long life and regional ties.

Etta Adams Des Moines Waverly

Community Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs

A dense social calendar lists upcoming meetings and events across D.A.V. G.A.R. hall clubs, Friendly Social Club, Just Us Club, Good Will Club, Linger Longer, Sunshine, Grace Hill Ladies Aid, Rural Woman’s Club, Pilotsburg Ladies Aid, Prairie Flower Missionary Society, H. H. Club, Ruth Nichol Missionary Society, Rebekah Club, L.O.C.F. hall events, and W.S.C.S. activities. Members are urged to bring lunch or work projects, make reservations, and attend pot lucks and picnics.

Just Us Club John Caldwell Good Will Club O. _E. Sisk Linger Longer Harold Humeston Forest Lance W. J. Shannon Sunshine Community Club Lafe Klopfenstein Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society Paul Harvey W.S.C.S. of West Chester M.f.enarch All Women of Community Anna Ross Pilotsburg Ladies Aid Society Frank Stransky Wellman Methodist Prairie Flower Missionary Society Charles Ashby H. H. Club Jesse Moore Ruth Nichol Missionary Society Will McConnell Rebekah Club C.F. Hall

C O C Class Sits With Mrs Nellie Booth In Chester

The C O C class of West Chester met at the home of Mrs. Nellie Booth with co hostess Mrs. Walter Boyer. President Mrs. Clement Griffith led a patriotic devotional as nineteen members and guests heard lessons read by Mrs. James Griggs and Mrs. Lester Laubaugh including Such a Country and Where Enemies Eater Not. New minister Rev H W Munster and wife attended after traveling from Indianapolis for a ministers meeting. Refreshments in patriotic motif were served by the hostesses assisted by Mrs. Niffenegger.

C.O.C West Chester Nellie Booth Walter Boyer Clement Griffith van Trump Frenevieve James Griggs Lester Laubaugh Laubagh Dorothy Canfield Fisher Griggs Ralph Weachman H. W. Munster Indianapolis Ind

Rare pigment condition in about one in ten thousand people

The article notes that albinism, the absence of normal pigment in skin hair and eyes, occurs about once in every 10 000 persons.

Birthdays Noted for Local Residents on This Day

Mrs Harrd Kline marks her birthday today along with Mrs Ernestine Grady of Kalona Donna Smith daughter of Milton and Mrs Smith Everette Rath of East Highland L F Harding John H Simmering of Ainsworth and cousin Jerry Simmering of Washington Larry Wayne Stransky two years old son of Wayne and Mrs Stransky Wellman Verda Schantz observes her 21st birthday.

F. Trotter Ainsworth Earl E Klein Davenport Wayne Shaull Ladora G. F. Trotter, Jr J. B. Niner Carrol Ottumwa Ben Niner Monty Eddyville Robert Tranberry Blairstown John Rowland Cedar Rapids Marcellina Hummer Norman Zahrt Jane DeSpain Iowa City Patricia DeSpain Cedar Falls Miller Washington Dwight Harley Fort Smith Ark Ernestine Grady Kalona Donna Smith Milton Smith Everette Rath East Highland L. F. Harding John H. Simmering Jerry Simmering Larry Wayne Stransky Mrs. Wayne Stransky Wellman

Dowell and Allen Repeats Vows in Kahoka Ceremony

Edna McConnell Dowell and H. Pete Allen, both of Monmouth Illinois, were married at a six o clock ceremony at the Kahoka Missouri home of Judge Bartels. The couple exchanged rings in a small private ceremony in the presence of close friends. Mr. and Mrs. Allen will live in Washington while she works as a night clerk at the Congress Hotel and he is a telephone lineman. a wedding trip followed the reception.

Robert Hibbs Marian Cook Grieg Bohm Mrs. Connor Ruth Lois Jacobs Lilian Jane Furlong Mrs.Trotter Marengo High School Coe College Cedar Rapids Mu Phi Epsilon National Music Sorority Chi Delta Social Sorority Coedian Literary Society Coe Madrigal Singers Hawkeye Downs Congregational Olivet Ains Edna McConnell Dowell H. “Pete” Allen Monmout Ilinois Judge Bartels Bartels Mrs Allen Mrs. Allen Washington Congress Nettel Dinne

Farmland In South Damaged By Erosion On Massive Scale

About 38 million acres of Southern farmland are so eroded they are no longer farmable. Experts warn the land has suffered severe degradation reducing productive use.

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