Exhibition reveals oversized hen egg masterwork by Lewis Anderson
A Journal Office display features a hen egg with inches around the long side and seven inches short. The egg is said to have two to four yolks and is owned by Lewis Anderson. Also noted are military returns and visits including Ensign Don Morrison on 30 day leave with fiancée Shirley Peterson, Lt. Robert Stutsman awaiting duty at Patuxent River, and Rev. Milan K. Thompson visiting from Albert Lea. vacation notices list Martin's Modern Cleaners closing for a week and Mrs. M. E. Lesher visiting Chicago with plans to spend summer with relatives in Washington and Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Office
Lewis Anderson
Don Morrison
Shirley Peterson
Torrance
Calif
George Morrison
Ensign Morrison
Marshall Islands
Robert Stutsman
Navy Medical Corps
Patuxent River
Naval Air Station
Stutsman
E. E. Stutsman
M. E. Lesher
Los Angeles
Chicago
Jack Watson
W. F. Messer
Washington
C. R. Messer
Fairfield
Watson
S. B. Watson
Wayland
Hastings
Nebr
Sailor Questions Dancer's Location at Stage Door
A sailor asks if the hula dancer is in her dressing room while the watchman directs him to the rear. The exchange reveals a curious backstage moment with a terse reply and quiet humor.
Polish Assets Secured in England Under New Warsaw Commission
London reports a Warsaw appointed commission will take over all Polish state property in Great Britain. The panel includes Jan Drohojewski and Ludwik Grosfeld and will dispose assets via a Polish British committee. Britain faces questions on credits and 80 million dollars in gold plus 260,000 Polish troops' loyalty and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pol Press
Warsaw
Great Britain
Polpress
Jan Drohojewski
Washington
Ludwik Grosfeld
Paris
Chungking
Russia
United Nations
Britain
Poland
Major Leagues Scoreboard Roundup
Chicago beat Boston 3 to 2 while Cincinnati won 6 to 4 against Brooklyn. St Louis triumphed 7 to 4 over New York. Pittsburgh faced Philadelphia in a game noted as tied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Botson
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
W. Pet
Chicago St. Louis
Boston
Scores Dump: Washington routs Chicago while Detroit, Boston tie
Washington defeats Chicago 5 to 2 in a decisive game. Detroit wins 9 to 2 against Boston and Cleveland. New York edges St Louis 4 to 3. Philadelphia beats St Louis 3 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Gonad
Boston A
Fourth of July gathering at Oakdale with Panzer family
Mr and Mrs William Panzer joined the Panzer brothers and families for a chicken dinner and visiting at Oakdale. One brother from Estherville missed the event. Mrs William F Miller has returned home from University Hospital Iowa City and is staying with Mrs B F Miller at 439 East Van Buren Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Panzer
Joe Panzer
Oakdale
William F. Miller
University Hospital
Iowa City
B. F. Miller
East
van Buren Street
Hospital admits and dismisses two area residents
Barbara Thomas of Crawfords ville was admitted yesterday for a fractured right arm and discharged today. Gayle Robertson of Keota route two was dismissed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Thomas
Crawfordsville
Gayle Robertson
Keota
Red Cross Chapter Receives France Thanks for Garment
Washington county Red Cross notes a family in France thanking the local chapter for a seven year old boy's garment made in the production room. The letter from Mr and Mrs Paul Le Masson of Guer lerch in Lignol praises the gift and marks its origin. A prior note from sailor Edgar Benner in San Francisco also thanks for a utility kit sent home for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Red Cross
France
Paul le Masson
Guerlerch
Lignol
Loerent
Jeannette Kyle
Edna Klein
Hiere
Red Cross
St. Louis
Navy
San Francisco
Edgar Benner
High Seas
The
Swedish restaurants trial meat substitute yeast
Foreign press reports that dry yeast derived from cellulose has been tested in Swedish restaurants for several months as a meat substitute. The product is also offered for sale in bouillon extract form.
New Landing Report On Kume Island Invasion Claim
JAP RADIO reports a possible American invasion on Kume Island about 50 miles west of Okinawa. Simultaneous air bombardment targets Nagoya Osaka Gifu and Akashi with focus on the Atsube river oil refinery near Nagoya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okinawa
Kume Island
Nagoya
Osaka
Gifu
Akashi
Atsube River
International
Four more Army discharges listed in county records
Four additional discharge records recorded at the county courthouse list names, addresses, induction and discharge dates, campaigns, and awards. Burich Dale J. private Iccl Riverside inducted Oct 28 1941 discharged June 22 1945 New Guinea Papuan campaigns Bronze Stars Overseas Bars Norton Donald B. Sgt Troop C Washington enlisted Dec 18 1939 discharged June 26 1945 American Defense Service Medal Bronze Star Wasson Jasper Eugene Motor Machinist Mate 2 C Washington enlisted Aug 18 1942 discharged June 22 1945 Miller Russell H. 1st Lieutenant Air Corps Crawfordsville enlisted Apr 1 1944 discharged June 29 1945 Southern France Rome Arno Rhineland campaigns Air Medal with 3 Oak Leaf Clusters BEAME Ribbon with 3 Battle Stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Recorder
Court House
Burich
Dale J
Iccl
Riverside
New Guinea
Norton
Donald B
Washington
Wasson
Jasper Eugene
Miller
Russell H
Air Corps
Crawfordsville
France
Rome-Arno
Rhineland
Be.a.m.e
Mrs Bert Booth Hosts July Friendly Circle Meeting
Mrs Bert Booth hosted the July meeting of the Friendly Circle club at her home with 13 members and guests Mrs Everett Coon Mrs Clarence Booth Mrs H J Brenneman and daughter Debby Mrs Clarence Hawkins. Vice president Mrs Donald Sheetz led due to the president's absence. Entertainment was by Mrs John Sherman and Mrs Charles Grein er and refreshments were served with help from Mrs Merle Sheetz and Mrs Brenneman. The August gathering will be with Mrs Glen Cuddeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth Home
Everett Coon
Clarence Booth
H. J. Brenneman
Debby
Clarence Hawkins
Donald Sheetz
John Sherman
Charles Greiner
Merle Sheetz
Brenneman
Glen Cuddeback
Headliners 4H Club Dinner Meeting Highlights
The Headliners 4H club met with leader Mrs Golia Miler and Ruth. A 6:30 chicken dinner with roves and ice cream was served. Mrs Wallace Caldwell and Mrs Richard Bordwell helped. Marie Vittetoe led the business session after the Star Spangled Banner. Grace Croisant spoke on posture and held private interviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golia Miler
Ruth
Wallace Caldwell
Richard Bordwell
Marie Vittetoe
Grace Croisant
Red Horsers Club Meets at McChurch Home
Mrs Chester McChurch hosted the Red Horsers club with six members present and a guest from Los Angeles. One new member Mrs Robert Porter was welcomed. Vice president Mrs Don Mitchell led a brief meeting in the president’s absence, and refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Jeanne Dickinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester McChurch
Red Horsers Club
Frederick, Reid, Jr
Los Angeles
Calif
Robert Porter
Don Mitchell
Don Beaer
Eagle Emblem of Might Through the Ages
The eagle has long symbolized strength and courage dating back to ancient times. Its imagery appears in cultures and heraldry as a powerful emblem of valor and national identity.
U I Club Plans Picnic Supper
Amanda Schulty hosted the U and I Club meeting with all members present. Guests included Mrs Bessie Lantry of Keota and Mrs Roy Schulty. Plans were made for a picnic supper at Sunset park Sunday at 6 pm and the next meeting will be August 1 with Mrs Elizabeth Schulty. The afternoon featured wahoo games and visits with refreshments served by the hostess and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Schulty
U and I Club
Bessie Lantry
Keota
Roy Schulty
W. A. Bealer
Sunset Park
Elizabeth Schulty
Ira Mitchell
St Jos eph's Circle Hosts July Meeting at Friese Home
The St. Joseph's Circle of St. James church met at Mrs. Charles Friese's home with co-hostesses. President Mrs. George Horn led a brief business session as activities for the year were reviewed. The group played bridge and bunco with Kathryn Flynn winning high in bridge and Lucy Dempsey low. Ed Lukovsky, a guest, took high bunco and Mrs. Alex Gevock was low. Refreshments followed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s
St. James Church
Charles Friese
Carl Greiner
Clarence Lukavsky
George Horn
Bunco
Kathryn Flynn
Lucy Dempsey
Buneo
Ed Lukovsky
Alex Gevock
Munsons Entertain Bean Party for G.H.M. Club Members
Mr and Mrs Sam Munson hosted a bean party at their home with G HM club members. Guests dressed as hillbillies and used bean bags each containing 51 beans with penalties for saying yes or no. Prizes went to Walter Rukgaber and Mrs Robert Wiley for high and low pinochle scores. other awards covered beans collected and best hillbillies. Refreshments featured feed sack linens and corn cob pipe favors. Next meeting is a cooperative dinner August 9 at Sunset Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Munson
Kenneth Crone
Rock Island
Walter Rukgaber
Robert Wiley
Woodrow Crone
al Crone
John Caldwell
Donald Lins
Mr. Rukgaber
Phyllis Crone
Arthur Wiley
Best Hillbillies
Jerry
Sunset Park
Thanking Friends for Condolences and Support
Sadie Miller expresses gratitude for letters flowers cards and gifts from friends and neighbors, noting all were appreciated. She offers thanks for the thoughtful gestures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Miller
Freezing greens guidance from Ruth Foster
Ruth Foster explains how to freeze greens like spinach. Harvest while tender, trim stalks, wash thoroughly, remove damaged leaves, blanch two minutes, use four gallons of water per pint, then cool, pack with headspace, add cold brine, and freeze promptly.
Social Calendar Amid Week’s Community Meetings
Notices list Rebekah lodge 8 30 p m at I O C F hall Friday 10 a m deadline. Saturday W R G 2 30 p m Legion hall. Monday Navy War Wives club 8 p m Mrs Ivan Marston. Tuesday Ann Judson Circle Baptist church 7 30 p m church. East Noble Grand Circle meeting postponed one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
C.F. Hall
Navy War Wives Club
P.m
Ivan Marston
Ann Judson Circle of Baptist Church
Noble Grand Circle
Birthday announcements for Journal club members and children
Two Journal Three Quarter Century club members Mrs J W Peckham and Mrs Etta Adams of Des Moines celebrate birthdays born 1843 and 185% in Missouri and Iowa. Beverly Jane Anderson turns three. Gene Edward Crossett and Robert Evan Stanley also reach ages three. Larry Duane Acord and Larry Wayne Stransky have birthdays. Stransky becomes eligible for school at five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Quarter Century Club
J. W. Peckham
Etta Adams
Des Moines
Peckham
Louis County
Adams
Waverly
Iowa
Gene Edward Crossett
Gene Crossett
Robert Evan Stanley
Herward Stanley
Crawfordsville
Larry Wayne Stransky
Wayne Stransky
Pilotburg
Merry Mixer Club At Statler Home
The July meeting of the Merry Mixer club was held Wednesday afternoon at Mildred Statler home with 12 members present Guests included Mrs Clarence Johnson Mollie Tierney Fer Carr Mrs Clarence Lynn and several children Roll call had members spell their names backward Ada Griffith provided entertainment Plans were made for an ice cream supper at the Mutt Statler home on July 10 Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Lynn The next regular meeting will be with Myrtle Guengerich
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Mixer Club
Mildred Statler
Clarence Johnson
Mollie Tierney
Fer Carr
Clarence Lynn
Ada Griffith
Mutt Statler
Lynn
Myrtle Guengericfi
H. E. O. Club Picnic Dinner At Sunset
Eight members of the H E O club and two children enjoyed a picnic dinner yesterday in Sunset park. Mrs Karl Libe, the president, led a brief meeting and the club scheduled an ice cream social for August 9 for families at Sunset park. The next regular meeting will be August 2 with Mrs Maurice Libe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.E.O. Club
Sunset Park
Karl Libe
Maurice Libe
Sun Shine Community Club Holds July Meeting
The Sun shine Community club met yesterday afternoon with 15 members present. President Mrs. George T. Koehler conducted a brief business session and introductions for guests Mrs. Dale Cole Mrs. Frank Schneider Mrs. Karl Koehler and Mrs. R. C. Wilcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Community Club
George T. Koehler
Dale Cole
Frank Schneider
Karl Koehler
R. C. Wilcox
Birthday List Noted At Kalona And Nearby
Others observing birthdays today include Mrs Harold Kiine Mrs Ernestine Dean Grady of Kalona Everette Rath of East Highland J L F Harding John H and Jerry Simmering Verda Schantz Donald Helfrich and Donna Smith and the 13 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Milton Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kiine
Ernestine Dean Grady
Kalona
Everette Rath
East Highland
JL. F. Harding
John H
Jerry Simmering
Verda Schantz
Donald Helfrich
Donna Smith
Milton Smith
Woman’s club hears readings and reports at meeting
Mrs Sam Warren discussed places and people while Mrs Marion Sheetz presented news. Mrs R G C Wilcox gave two readings and Mrs Charles Cannon offered a reading. Mrs Kenneth Coates led entertainment and the hostess group including Mrs John Koehler helped serve seasonal refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iness
Sam Warren
Marion Sheetz
R. GC. Wilcox
Charles Cannon
Kenneth Coates
John Koehler
Cole
Cannon
Braden Club Holds Annual Supper at E Mason Home
Members of the Braden club and families gathered for a Fourth of July cream supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Mason. The informal evening featured ice cream, music and games. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Carey Longe Brighton and Lt. Warren Lins, recently home from a German prison camp. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Carl Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braden Club
E. Mason Home
Braden We
Mason
Mason Ote
Carey Longe
Brighton
Forest Mullin
Winfield
Warren Lins
Lins
Carl Atkinson
Watsons Host Buffet Supper In Iowa City
Lt Robert Stutsman of Pate xent River Md, Mr and Mrs William Massop of Iowa City, St Charles Berdo, Robert McPartee, Mr and Mrs W J Shannon were guests of Dr and Mrs Sherman Watson. They enjoyed a served buffet supper as a courtesy for Lt Stutsman. The evening was informal with six men and Mrs Wilson present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stutsman
Patexent River
W Liam Massop
Iowa City
Charles Berdo
Robert McPartee
W. J. Shannon
Amt
Sherman Watson
Stutsman
Berdo
Mes. Wilson
Washington
Reliool
Vivian Kline Weds Ensign H Juniper
Vivian Kline of Keota married Ensign Harold E Juniper of Bac ana Florida yesterday at 2 30 pm by Justice BE D Rayburn. Bride's mother Mrs Adelyn Ditzler of Keons attended the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Kline
Ensign H. Juniper
Keota
Design
Harold E. Juniper
Bacana, Fla
BE. D. Rayburn
Anniversary Supper Honors Mr and Mrs Nicola
Mr and Mrs Charles Nicols were guests of honor at a Good Will club sponsored anniversary supper Wednesday. They observed their 18th wedding anniversary quietly with 25 people attending the cooperative meal and visiting in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nicols
Good Will Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wolf’s Flower Shop
Milan K. Thompson
Albert Lea, Minn
J. A. Thompson
Howard Beenblossom
Thompson
Northern Baptist Theological Seminary
Albert Lea Calgary Baptist Church
Harold Crossett
Navy Department
William Ballard
W. F. Dawson
Will F. Miller
George Westen
Arthur Eden
Lockridge
Stanley Brock
Tacoma
Wash
Martin’s Modern Cleaners
Ruth Stewart Duncan
Glen Duncan
South Pacific
Tate
of State Theater
England
Churchill
L* Ken
Wladyslaw Anders
Major
Ehh
Stephen Srasming
Mr. Terrell
Terrell Jacobs
King of All Animal Trainers
Austin Brog
Sailor
Kyushu
Shikoku Wa
China Sea
Bamanul
Pacure Iqsean
Little’s Furniture
Bert Booth
Friendly Circle Club
McChurch
Jeanne Dickinson
U & I Club
Chas. Friese
Munsons
Yerat
Ruth Foster
Mar
W.R.G
Beverly Jane Anderson
Larry Duane Acord
Louis Acord
Statler
H. E. O. Club
Sunset
Geo. T. Koehler
Hull
Frank
Watsons
Nicola
CRULL
HOUSE
Sam Rayburn
Senate
Truman
Rayburn
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