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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1946
Page
2
Everett Marek of Wellman pleaded guilty in district court to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated before Judge J. G. Patterson. He was sentenced to three months in county jail with two months suspended for good behavior.
Salem Oregon July 8 Oregon's fame as a fruit growing state traces to Henderson Lewelling who from Iowa moved west with grafted trees in 99 years ago. He planted near Portland starting Oregon's first nursery and his partners expanded orchards across the state. By 1943 nearly 90 000 acres bore apples pears peaches cherries and prunes yielding about 18 million dollars in cash income this year.
The note states that slightly stiff fabrics that stand away from the body are cooler than clingy materials. It highlights how fabric structure affects airflow and comfort in warm weather.
Nutritionists say one serving of oatmeal provides food value similar to two slices of bread. This comparison highlights the carbohydrate and calorie equivalence for dietary planning.
The annual men’s city golf tournament begins this week to crown the 1946 Washington golf champion. Pairings are announced Wednesday with play starting after. Players lacking qualifying scores will be contacted by the committee today. those needing to enter should call committee members Gene Tucker Dallas Chamberlin or Ralph Young.
Baseball results from today include Philadelphia beating New York 4 to 1 in the first game and 1 to 2 in the second. Boston downed Washington 11 to 1 in the first and 9 to 4 in the second. Cleveland won 3 to 2 over Chicago in the first game, while Chicago routed Cleveland 6 to 0 in the second. Detroit crushed St. Louis 8 to 0. National League standings show Brooklyn leading with 48 wins, Chicago 39, Cincinnati 34, New York 33, Philadelphia 30, Pittsburgh 29 with others trailing. Sunday results include New York beating Philadelphia 2 to 1 and 10 to 2, Boston ahead of Brooklyn 3 to 2 in the first game and Brooklyn 4 to 2 in the second, Cincinnati 6 to 2 over Chicago, St. Louis 4 to 1 against Pittsburgh, and St. Louis 6 to 0 in the second game. No games scheduled today.
The Annual Middleton Family Reunion is planned for Sunday July 14 at Sunrise Grange hall near Urbana Ohio on route 36. A basket picnic will start at the noon hour with coffee and self supplied table service. Thelma Lang, Secy.
Waterlogged pots kill houseplants when excess water cannot drain. Ensure containers have drainage holes and use soil that drains well to prevent root rot and keep plants healthy.
At the hospital Mr and Mrs Charles Hotle 1102 East Washington street welcomed a six pound 13 ounce daughter born at 6 05 yesterday morning. Mr and Mrs Arlis Van Sant Coppock welcomed a seven pound five ounce daughter yesterday at 9 24. Lucile Marie Corad Wayland had an appendectomy last evening. Samuel I Hous eal 702 East Second street underwent an appendectomy this morning. Mr and Mrs Clifford Beckler Wellman welcomed a daughter this morning at 2 40 weighing six pounds 13 ounces. Mrs Phillicet Kenslar 116 West Third street was discharged Saturday afternoon. Discharges included Mrs Carl Jungbluth Jr and daughter Christine Ann 1302 East Washington street Ray Guest 516 West Monroe street Mrs Orin Carr and son William LeRoy Wellman Mrs Emery Ryan and daughter Sharon Jean route four discharged yesterday. Discharges today included Mrs Paul Escher and son route three Anna Belle Jackson 1321 North Marion avenue Mrs Cord a Osborne route two.
The notice lists multiple families planning trips and visits. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stewart take a three week Estes Park vacation with daughters Patty and Lynda, while their son Allen stays with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Difmcan. Rev. and Mrs. T. C. Polk tenor four months visiting Georgia Florida and North Carolina with friends. Other groups attend picnics and reside at camps along lakes and rivers, with extended travels to Iowa City and Rock Island venues noted.
The Washington Fruit Market advertises Bing Cherries No 1s at 3.89 dollars per log. Multiple local notices report residents and servicemen returning home and preparing for future assignments, including Arlene Huber visiting Cedar Falls and Robert Conry after discharge.
Community Sale every Friday at Whittaker sale barn and livestock sales Wednesdays at Midway Sales Columbus Junction Iowa. July 10 Closing Out Sale of Household Goods 530 West Ltd at Hayes Dairy Carroll Johnson. July 12 Public Sale of Village Lots in Haskins la by Paul Newcomer owner starting at 1 00 p m July 17 Public auction of real estate old nurse s home starts at 130 p m Trustees Washington County Hospital.
The shallow utensil drawer can be organized by adding partitions to form sections. Use plywood partitions for durability or heavy cardboard if lightweight is needed, creating organized zones for lids, spoons, spatulas, and small gadgets.
Remotely located Arab tribes show real appreciation for form and quality in squashes intended for table use, noting African varieties as superior in taste and appearance.
To remove stains from tin and enamel utensils heat them for a few minutes in a weak soda solution. For aluminum utensils use a vinegar solution.
Leftover egg yolks stay usable for a few days if covered with cold water in a tightly closed dish and stored in the refrigerator.
Mr. Primrose thwarts a would be shooter at Penn Station with an umbrella and becomes a celebrated hero. A vivid dream-like sequence follows as he awakens in a hospital bed to fanfare and a new status spreading rumors of his ruthlessness. He returns to work to face Hardison Flint with a demand for recognition.
The five Farm erettes 4-H members met Friday evening with Mary Knotek. Lovisa Sojka led the business portion and Frances Sojka demonstrated lamp shade making. A motion proposed using club funds for health examinations. Guests Miss Beneke and Wanda and Audrey Stout attended. the Stout sisters will join the club soon.
Washington Country club women are invited to a luncheon at Iowa City Country Club on Thursday July 18. Morning golf starts at 9 with optional golf or bridge in the afternoon. luncheon at 12 30. Reservations go to Mrs Dan Brindley by July 10 after a prior local meeting.
The Saturday Journal corrects a birthday list error from Friday’s subhead. It explains that entries labeled Saturday refer to birthdays on Sunday July 7 and those “tomorrow” apply to Monday July 8. Mrs vel Owens, Franklin, had a birthday yesterday. P. L. Fenn and his father received greetings today.
The Red Horse club held an all day gathering at the Har old Brock cabin on the Iowa river with a noon fish dinner. Plans were discussed for a reunion of 113th cavalry members from Iowa and nearby states at the Washington armory on Sunday September first.
Percival Primrose begins a decisive statement as Mr. Flint notes the department lags two weeks behind. The tense exchange ends with Primrose declaring independence in a symbolic move to drive year end work forward.
Robert Keith Wilcox aged two was honored at a birthday dinner Sunday at his home. Grandmothers Mary Young and Carrie Wilcox attended. A cake with two candles baked by Mrs. Young was centerpiece and gifts from friends included a chicken dish. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wilerix.
Notices list upcoming social events and meetings from Monday to Friday for churches, clubs, and organizations in West Chester and surrounding areas. Activities include co op supper, guest days, bridge and golf, picnics, luncheons, ice cream socials, and cooperative meals with hostesses named and times set. attendees asked to RSVP or bring items as noted.
The Woman's Relief Corps held a regular meeting at the Legion hall with 21 members present. Mrs. George Stokes was elected into the order. Mrs. William Kensler was reported as a hospital patient. Mrs. Ernest Salladay spoke on the state convention. Mrs. Earl Steele was chosen to seek a nomination for the national convention in Indianapolis August 25 30. Memorials were paid to deceased members and the national anthem was sung.
Mr and Mrs Harold Strum hosted Friday night at their home north of town honoring Pvt Dale Marek on a four day furlough. A bountiful cooperative supper was enjoyed.
Ruth Foster notes sugar improves freezing fruit quality while sugar substitutes underperform. Reduction from normal sugar amounts is possible, with ratios of up to five parts fruit to one part sugar. Strawberries raspberries and cherries freeze well without sugar for two to three months, but sugarless packs lack long term satisfaction. Blueberries cranberries gooseberries currants sliced apples and pineapple freeze better without sugar than soft berries and stone fruits. Rhubarb defies the general rule and freezes better without sugar. Sugar substitutes suit canning more than freezing.
The remainder of the evening was spent visiting with guests including the honoree's parents Mr and Mrs Cherley Marek, Bob Marek, Mr and Mrs Ernest Strum, Mr and Mrs George Shalla and their sons, Mr and Mrs Roy Krotz and Norma Jean.
A Presbyterian morning prayer meeting will be held at 9:30 Wednesday morning at the church located at 122-1-2. The gathering invites congregants to join in prayer and reflection.
Argonia Kansas chose Mrs Medora Salter as its mayor in 1887 making her the first woman to hold a mayoral post in the world. The event marked a historic milestone in female political leadership.
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