Mrs McGraw Undergoes Major Operation at University Hospital
Mrs J L McGraw underwent a major operation at University Hospital Iowa City this morning. Her son Captain James L McGraw is visiting from Texas. Daughter Ruth McGraw registered nurse of Chicago will care for her. Elmer Steele and family of Riverside were at the McCreedy family reunion Monday at M W Steele home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. McGraw
University Hospital
Iowa City
Capt
James L. McGraw
Texas
Ruth McGraw
R.N
Chicago
Elmer Steele
Eugene and
Oscar
Riverside
McCreedy
M. W. Steele
Local News Briefs Tap Davenport Visitors and Returnees
L H Hall formerly of Washington has returned from Eldora for an indefinite stay. Mr and Mrs Wilber Hysell and family Janet and Jerry of Davenport visited recently with Hysell's mother Vera Hysell and other relatives. Mrs Bernard Blain and children Roberta and Lee of Kansas City Missouri visiting at John Wheelan home went to Davenport today to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Hall
Washington
Eldora
Wilber Hysell
Janet and
Jerry
Davenport
Mr. Hysell
Vera Hysell
Bernard Blain
Roberta and
Lee
Kansas City
Missouri
John Wheelan
Local Notices and Personal Reentries From Mt. Pleasant to Harlingen
Mrs C C Owen travels to Mt Pleasant to visit KE Owens. 11911 Maxine Logan returns from Davenport for three days with Al and Mrs Logan. Paul Dodder’s aviation address given in Pullman Washington. Saturday last day to save gas and electric bill discount from Iowa Southern Utilities. Nellie Wilson of Des Moines arrives to visit Eva Denny and Mrs C W Stewart. Paul Snyder’ APO address listed in San Francisco. Cecil O Long’s new address care of New York Postmaster with Harlingen training note for Eldon Conry. Closed July 12 to 18, reopens July 19. Harold Jarvis submits four large potatoes with small offspring. notes raisin g family effort. Martin’s Modern Cleaners.
Pairings Listed In City Tourney At Country Club
The city golf tournament announces sixty players paired for the opening 18 holes. Defending champion Antonoff faces Al Boyd in theChampionship flight, with T. R. Phillips meeting John Tucker and Joe Picken drawing T. L. Brookhart. First round matches run this week and next, with results to be completed over the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Antonoff
al Boyd
T. R. Phillips
John Tucker
Joe Picken
Frank Kos
Bill Shannon
Charcoal Burning Power Aids Australian War Effort
Charcoal burning power plants support the war effort in Australia with NSW saving 13 million gallons of gasoline in the past year. Farmers are asked to build a reserve of 320000 bags of charcoal by September to meet rising demand. Women shipyard workers receive equal pay and work long hours with low turnover after training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
New South Wales
Hospital Discharges And Admissions Reported
Mrs Ella Striegel Harper and Mrs Margaret Livingston 620 last 7th were discharged last evening. Mrs J T Schulty 718 South 4th was discharged this afternoon. Mildred Helmick 414 West 2nd underwent a tonsillectomy this morning. Paul Dusenberry 420 South Ave D admitted to the outpatient department this morning for x ray and treatment of a fractured left wrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Striegel
Harper
Margaret Livingston
Mildred Helmick
West 2Nd
Paul Dusenberry
South Ave. D
Club Standings and Results of Games
National League standings show Brooklyn in first with 44 wins, St Louis 44, Pittsburgh 36, Philadelphia 33, Chicago 34, Cincinnati 30, New York 22. Wednesday deliveries include Cincinnati 5 Boston 1, Boston 4 Cincinnati 2, and several postponements. American League notes New York 2 St Louis 0. Detroit 9 Washington 1. Chicago 8 Boston 2, with Philadelphia at Cleveland postponed.
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National Lage Ww. L. Pet
St. Loui .Sa
Brooklyn
Pitteparga Scan
Cipeinnatl
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
American League
W. L. Pet
New York
Patrete
Criceho Joc
Iok
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Pyle
Bugby
Dobson
Sandra
Twilight
Besse
Trout
Work or Sport If all the year were playing holidays
A compact quotation note cites Shakespeare on the tiring balance between work and sport, implying constant休 holiday cheer would dull both labor and play.
Mrs J M White Hosts Morning Breakfast for Ten
Mrs J Martin White entertained ten ladies at a breakfast at Wingas Cafe this morning. The table was decorated with flags and summer flowers. After breakfast the group proceeded to Mrs White's home for a social hour.
Harmony Club Meeting With Mrs Warnock at Home
Fifteen members of the Harmony club met with Mrs. Marvin Warnock yesterday afternoon at her home. With the absent leader, Mrs. Cloyce Stewart, Mrs. George Dare led the business portion and plans were made for a Sunset Park picnic in August. Esther Stewart read Fables for Farmers and Agnes Johnson of Des Moines sang with Charles McConnell as accompanist. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs. Paul Myers and Mrs. Will McConnell. Guests included Mrs. Johnson of Des Moines, Mrs. Charles McConnell, Phyllis and Enid, Mrs. Ralph Melville and daughter, and Grace Shaw of Pocahontas.
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Harmony Club
Marvin Warnock
Cloyce Stewart
George Dare
Sunset Park
Esther Stewart
Agnes Johnson
Des Moines
Charles McConnell
Paul Myers
Will McConnell
Johnson
Phyllis
Enid
Ralph Melville
Grace Shaw
Pocahontas
Iowa
Just Us Club Holds Summer Gathering At Sunset Park
Mrs J D Dayton hosted yesterday afternoon for twelve members and guest Mrs Pearl Whistler. President L F Harding led the business meeting with July 4 memories shared. A guest day picnic at Sunset Park is planned in two weeks with committee Val Fuhr John Shebeck and John Dodd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Dayton
Pearl Whistler
Just Us Club
L. F. Harding
Sunset Park
Val Fuhr
John Shebeck
John Dodd
Armour Griggs
William Beggs
Whistler
Ice Cream Social At E Lewis Home
Walnut Women’s club hosted an ice cream social Friday at Mr. and Mrs. Everette Lewis home. Twenty-seven members and families attended with visitors Mrs. Harry Horszowsky and her daughter from Lone Tree. Children enjoyed lawn games as the evening closed with ice cream cake cookies and coffee served by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Women's Club
Everette Lewis
Wil
Harry Horsowsky
Lone Tree
East Highland Social Notes Roundup
East Highland residents and visitors share weekend travel to Iowa City and Washington. Families including the Marshalls Murdocks Pri yme Mincers Wielands Swailes and Moberlys exchange news and plan visits. Oscar Hayes prepares for a 15 day Jacksonville furlough. Esther Murdock at Mt Pleasant teachers college returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mincer
East Highland
Earl Marshall
Bernard
Ramona
Iowa City
Gail Murdock
Henry Prymek
Ruby
Floyd
Hester Mincer
Washington
Ernest Swailes
James Swailes
James Dvorak
Africa
F. J. Mincer
Robert Wieland and Sons
Esther Murdock
Teachers College
Mt. Pleasant
Ramona Marshall
Vera Jean Lewis
Lewis Moberly
Ralph
Robert
Pearl Moberly
A. E. Moberly
Frances Cole
Oscar Hayes
Jacksonville
Illinois
Social calendar item for Priday friendship club meeting
The Priday Friendship Club gathers at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Lyda Gideon hosting the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday fFriendship Club
Lyda Gideon
Birthday list honors local youngsters on their day
David Chilcote turns twelve and birthday greetings are sent to Teddy Springman Wayne Arnold and other area youths. The list includes Mrs Watson Mrs Glad Mast Crawfordsville and Wilber Chalupa Highland Center. Keith Albaugh ages four is also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Watson
Glad Mast
Crawfordsville
Wilber Chalupa
Highland Center
J C Penney Manager Notes Birthday Greetings
Cc R Wilson manager of the J C Penney store offers birthday congratulations today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. R. Wilson
J. C. Penney
Knights of Columbus announce initiations in Harper Iowa
Members of the Knights of Columbus of Harper Iowa will initiate thirty candidates on Sunday July 11 at 2 p.m. District Deputy Gustaria of Jews City and the Cedar Rapids Degree Team will perform the initiations. Several Washington Knights will attend. Regular meeting July 12 postponed to July 26 for election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Harper
Iowa
Gustaria
Jews City
Cedar Rapids
Knights of Columbus of
Washington
Rebekah Club Hosts Potluck Supper for Members and Guests
The Rebekah club held a potluck dinner for members and families last evening in the Odd Fellows hall dining rooms. Mrs. Myrtle Morgan led a brief business meeting. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Fenn and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Schneider. next meeting date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Myrtle Morgan
Fenn
Gene Schneider
Annual Picnic Held for Wellman by Westchester Club
The Westchester American Made club held its annual Fourth of July picnic Monday evening in the yard of Mrs. Ethel Nevin and Mrs. Ilona Duvall in Wellman. Twenty five members and guests attended. Fried chicken with trimmings was served cafeteria style. A business meeting followed with vice president Mrs. Jed Foriash presiding. Plans for next year were discussed with Mrs. H. W. Luers named president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Ethel Nevin
Ilona Duvall
Will Embree
Jed Foriash
H. W. Luers
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society Meets
The Grace Hill Ladies Aid society met at Mrs. Ira Mikseh’s home with Mrs. John Williams as co host. Members decorated the house with flags and flowers and conducted devotions led by Mrs. Nelson Woodford in Mrs. Lyle Hayes’s absence. The roll was read by Mrs. Libe with current events noted. A $10 donation was sent to Moravian Mission in Alaska and an invitation from the W R C at West Chester for July 20 was accepted. The afternoon featured poems and a service flag reading, then quilting and Red Cross work. The next meeting will be in three weeks with co hosts Mrs. Dan Boone and Mrs. Bart Chorpening and Mrs. Hayes presiding as devotional leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society
Ira Mikseh
John Williams
Nelson Woodford
Lyle Hayes
Ed Libe
Libe
Alaska
W.R.C
West Chester
Miksech
Dan Boone
Bart Chorpening
Hayes
Farm Woodlot Could Yield 500 Million A Year
The farm woodlot is capable of providing a potential added income for the American farmer of 500000000 a year, the equivalent of a new major crop.
Mrs Logan Ahrens Hosts Friendly Neighbors Meeting
Mrs Logan Ahrens entertained the Friendly Neighbors club yesterday afternoon with members including Mrs Lloyd Ahymes Mrs Anna Landau and Carrie Norman among guests. President Earl Redlinger led a business meeting as a roll call elicited four patriotic thoughts. The afternoon featured singing club booklets and refreshments prepared by Mrs Alo s and Mrs Norman. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs Frank Dittmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Ahrens
Lloyd Ahymes
Anna Landau
Carrie Norman
Marjorie Ajo
Ics
Earl Redlinger
Alo
Mrs Hoxworth Hosts A and 1 Club Meeting
The A and 1 club met yesterday afternoon with eight members present led by Mrs Hoxworth. Guests included Mrs Laie Finch and Betty Hoxworth. Mrs Hoxworth presided and the recall was answered with a peeve. Mrs Amanda Schulty and Betty Hexworth helped serve homemade ice cream and cookies. Schulty will be hostess for the next meeting on August 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A and 1
Amanda Schulty
Betty Hexworth
Ladies Aid Society Plans July Church Flag Fund
Members of the Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid society met yesterday afternoon at N. H. Swift's home. Guests included Mrs. George Chak and Mrs. Howard Witting. After scripture and prayer, business notes were taken, a dollar per member was collected to buy a church flag, and refreshments were served. Charles Cannon to host August 4 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hid Ladies Aid Society
N. H. Swift
George Chak
Howard Witting Ree
Charles Cannon
Charles Anderson
Chalupa
Swift Np
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Sunrich
Satie
Sunkist Lemons
Libby
PINK
Borden’s
Hemo
Oko Ee
Lajashington Fruit Market
Elmer Keck
Frank Wolf
Preston Wolf
Mr. Keck
Wolf Floral CO
C. C. Owen
KE. C. Owens
Little
Maxine Logan
Mrs
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Paul Dodder
Pullman
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Nellie Wilson
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C. W. Stewart
Pfe
Paul Snyder
San Francisco
California
Cecil O. Long
New
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AC Eldon Conry
Lee Conry
Ainsworth
Ellington Field
Harlingen Field
Eldon Conry
Harlingen Army Air Field
Harlingen
Martin
Harold Jarvis
Journal Office
Antonofff Vs
Boyd
T. L. Brook
Hart
Charles Barclay Vs
Tink
Frank Miller
A. W. Clow
Oscar da
Phi Antonoff
Sid Smith
Ted Bailey
Ralph Young
T. J
Pease
Jim Stewart
Mike Flenner
J. N. Irwin
Martin Whittaker
Lee Holland
Bob Marble
Ralph Shannon
J. M. Lloyd Vernon Crull
EE. E
Stusman
Henry Bailey
Ted Johnson
Les Orr
Bob Patterson
L. E. Wilson
Darrell Ross
Dick McCleery
W. C. Me
Adden
Bill Housed
Fred Moore
R. Wilson
L. H. Lorent
Dennis Lynch
Willis Jones
Frank Crone
Hubert Kolo
Sick John Harp
Ray Whitehead
Frank Nelson
Claude Tucker
Merle Turner
Ted Brown
Jack Pauls
Dick McCleery Jr
J. Rothschild
Dan Brindley
Jim Ashby
Paul Snakenburg
Dr. D. D. Davis
Don Paul
Dick Stewart
Harold Mangold
J. T. Schulty
South 4Th
Pittsburgh
Post
Vander Meer
Heusser
Kimball
Borony
Grove
Mrs. J. M. White
Just
Us Club
Mrs. J. D. Dayton
E. Lewis
East Highland News
David Chilcote
Frank Chilcote
Teddy Springman
Eidith Beatty
Wayne Arnold
Keith Leo Albaugh
Leo Albaugh
R. C. Ferguson
Tnar
Mrs. Logan Ahrens
Mrs. Hoxworth
Ladies Aid Society
GEM City Business College
Quincy, Illinois
Thoroi Est
Ely
Meni
Mons
Washington Farm Bureau Office
County Employment Office
Pioneer Hybrid Seed Corn Co
Westchester
Irvin Ki, Coffey
Ainswortts
Community Feed Store
Rathmel Locker Plant
Kalona Kalona Oil Co
Wellman the Toggery
Riverside International Harvester Co
Brighton Dunbar’s Grocery
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D. L. Muss
Quincy
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