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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1940

Page

2

Local Cedar Falls News and Weekend Travels

Mrs Hugene Arns of Cedar Falls returns home after visiting her parents the Harbisons for the Fourth. Manton Hebner leaves for a Minnesota vacation. Iowa peace officers convention underway in Iowa City with about 200 attendees. The Leet daughters Marilyn through Carol ill with whooping cough. Discounts ending Wednesday on electric bills from Iowa Southern Utilities Co. Various residents report weekend trips to The Dells Wisconsin Chicago and Newton. Ada Peterson called to Newton. Kalona families plan monthlong trips to Los Angeles and Hot Springs Arkansas.

Ernest Dean Hazel Ivo Grady Kalona Los Angeles Grady Dean Mary Mrs. Grady Kalonna Hot Springs Ark

Community notes on local residents and travelers

Mr and Mrs Charres Lynch visit en route to new A and P manager posts in Iowa City and Brooklyn. Many relatives and friends visit Washington, Iowa, with hospital recoveries, birthdays, weekend trips, picnics at Lake McBride, and family gatherings across Davenport, Monmouth and surrounding towns.

Charres Lynch Lynch Brooklyn Super A & P Iowa City

Four Iowans in Tribune all star poll for 1939

Iowa voters will select four members of the 1939 University of Iowa football all star team in the Chicago Tribune poll. Nominees Nile Kinnick Erwin Prasse Dick Evans and Floyd Dean are seniors aiming for the August Chicago game against the Green Bay Packers. Poll runs July 12 to 23 with newspapers across Iowa and several radio stations contributing results.

Iowa City Iowa Chicago Green Bay Packers Tribune Des Moines Davenport Sioux City Cedar Rapids Burlington Keokuk Waterloo Fairfield Creston Mason City Fort Madison Boone Ames Newton Oskaloosa Fort Dodge Dubuque

Muscatine Youth Leads Eastern Iowa All Star Poll for State Game

Jones of Muscatine, a guard, leads the eastern half poll for the high school all star football team with 4 241 votes for a August game against a western Iowa squad. Lewis of Iowa City, a back, sits second with 3 186 votes as southeastern Iowa players rise past Dubuque selections. Manley and Weer of Muscatine advance to sixth and seventh, Deems to tenth, with Caywood White and Hirt of Iowa City among other top vote getters.

Jones Muscatine Iowa Lewis Iowa City Southeastern Iowa Dubuque Manley Weer Deems Caywood White Hirt

Scores of Games Open Date and Team Standings

A compact roundup lists numerous games with current standings for teams. It notes open date status and tracks performance across matchups, highlighting leaders and notable shifts in rankings.

Mansfield family sets out on southern trip

Mrs. Lucy Barnett along with her son Richard and daughter Grace of Mansfield Ohio depart this morning after visiting relatives and friends in the area.

Lucy Barnett Richard Grace Mansfield Ohio South

Local Hospital Patients Discharged To Home

Mrs Carl Walton and infant Denning Duane sent home to Keota. Mrs Lloyd Alliman of Washington route 4 discharged yesterday. Margalien Mary Louise and DeWayne Redliner of Washington route 3, Carol and Hugh Dean Walker, Peggy Joanne Travis and Roger Westphal of Washington, Janet Hulse and Dorothy Luitton of Keota underwent tonsillectomies. Dallas Kiltzman of Keota discharged this morning.

Carl Walton Denning Duane Keota Lloyd Alliman Washington Margalien Mary Louise DeWayne Redlinger Carol Hugh Dean Walker Peggy Joanne Travis Roger Westphal Janet Hulse Dorothy Liitton Dallas Kiltzman

Thirty New Car Registrations in Eight Days in County

In eight days of July, 25 new motor vehicles were registered in the county, with 122 more than a year ago in license tags. Trucks total 880, up 142 from 1939. Named owners include Wim O Conn, Hugh Hazlett, R C Keagy, H E Berdo, Eunice Waymack, A E Sands, Dean Feldman, O W Miller, D C Barrett, Henry Berger, W C Sheets, Wehrie Motor Co, M C Hillery, RR Richardson, and Augusta Lester, among others.

Washington County Wim. O'Conner Riverside Hugh Hazlett Ainsworth R. C. Keagy Washington H. EE. Berdo Eunice H. Waymack A. E. Sands Dean C. Feldman O. W. Miller Wellman GMU Dr. D. C. Barrett Henry Berger W. C. Sheets Keota Wehrie Motor Co M. C W. RR. Richardson Ford Truck Augusta M. Lester

Rubio Town News Roundup July Fourth Visits and Travel

Janet Luithly attends Cedar Falls summer school then stays at home through Sunday Pauline Morrow returns to Ottumwa work Ernest Lambert visits Keota to see grandparents and relatives Alice Jones Dorothy Smith stay at Herbert Wood home while Woods vacation Wilford Fleig visits family then heads to Columbus Ohio where he teaches Thelma Ruby and Martha Cook join Sunday Ottumwa visit Mrs Albert Johnson and son Joel spend weekend at LB Laidly home Mr Johnson arrives Sunday noon

Arthur Lambert Rubio Town Janet Luithly Cedar Falls Pauline Morrow Ottumwa Ernest Lambert Keota Joe Lambert Alice Jones Dorthy Smith Herbert Wood Woods Wilford Fleig J. J. Fleig C. Long Fairfield Columbus Ohio Wilford Bill Ruby Thelma Martha Cook Albert Johnson Joel LB. Laidly Mr. Johnson

Bee colony scales show daily honey gain and loss

North Oregon notes from Mrs. Beenblossom describe a Mooresville Mo. bee man Russell Griggs moving scale bees to Hancock Ia. The daily honey gain is listed from June 16 to June 25 with a small loss on June 24 due to rain. The piece invites reader input on total honey production.

North Oregon Ray Deen Orvile Deen Fairview Oklo A. W. McConnell Deen McConnell Charles Beenblossom Russell Griggs Mooresville

Crossing safety depends on motorists and stopping distances

An engineer details train stopping distances to highlight highway crossing safety. A typical freight train at 25 mph requires about a third of a mile to stop, at 35 mph over half a mile, and at 50 mph cannot stop in less than a full mile.

Ted Wright

Holiday Guests and Birthday Notes Across Local Homes

Numerous households host relatives and friends over July 4 including L V Hazen Rodney Arnold Don Hazen Jacobs Genkinger O Conner McCreedy Beenblossom and Morris Beenblossom. Mrs Stone celebrates 81st birthday with family dinners and gatherings across Davenport Huston and surrounding homes.

L. V. Hazen Rodney Arnold Don Hazen Duane Hazen Clarence Jacobs Mary Genkinger Washington Robert Genkinger Orto O'Conner McCreedy Alex McCreedy Haskins Morris Beenblossom Hugh Morris T. Davis Wilard Glaze Huston Texas Stone Frank Henderson Oren Heneger Richard Fisher Arnold Giggs L. G. Club

Strohm Plans Two Week Trip to Ada and Poteau

Gracehill July 9 A C A Strohm travels two weeks to visit his children in Ada and Poteau Oklahoma starting Monday. He will depart to spend time with family and return home after the planned vacation.

C. A. Strohm Anna Williame Gracehill A Strohm Ada and Potean Okla

Municipal Band Concert Amid July 10 Program

The Goldman Band under Milo Sorden directs a July 10 concert featuring Mareh Lustspiel Overture, Troops like Tom Thumb’s Drums and Iolanthe selections. Jane Steele sings solo with contralto solos and a variety of marches and popular selections led by Drum Major Mareh.

Family visits and travels noted across several towns

Residents plan trips and visits to relatives in Redfield Kansas Oceanside California Woodhull Iowa Keota and Bristow plus a family reunion at Kirton home and church yard play practice with date to be announced as activities span multiple families in this county.

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Blaine Holmes Oetjen’s Wolf's — Stang Coronado Srumrill Hull, Hager Monmouth Cliffwood Fenton Glass Wolf Floral CO Manton M. Hebner Minnesota Nora McKinstry Harold Putnam University of Iowa Sher- Putnam Richard Leet Marilyn Clara Virginia Iowauthern Utilities Co Martin Brown Dells Wis Mrs Frank Brown Moline Esther Pollock W. M. Nichol Howard Dillard Wisconsin Mr Dillard Big Giant Iowa Southern Utilities Co Joe James Koenigsmark Alois Musil Musil Ella Elsie Musil Ada Peterson Simons Reister Bros Walter Conner University Hospital C. A. Owen James Margaret Jane Henry Berdo Amboy Theodore Holliday Mary Berdo Homer Coulter Peoria, In William Glassburner Gary Ind J. C. Carris Darrell Ross Don Paul Glen Wilson JoAnne Harry Sizer Patty Harry, Jr Ralph LeMoine Frank Kos Dorothy Anne Janice Elizabeth Sheetz Lake McBride Ed Ooetfen J. A. Hunsaker Leighton Kelley Phillip and Paul Dusenberry Claire Dusenberry Homer Dusenberry William Embree Adelph Hites West Chester Keith Leo Albaugh Leo Albaugh Glenn Wilson Lorna Lee Shirley Kay Keith W. FE. Bond Paul Horak Jerry and Tri Cities Horak T. J. Dempsey Alice Lucy Cecile el Paso Herbert Shockley Sylvia Thomas Wheelan T. C. Meibohm Louise Carolyn LaCrosse R. G. Wessler William Arr Wessler Alfred Wessler Meibohm Trinity Lutheran Church Rromer Stephen Optometrist West Side Muscatine Youth National League Cincinnati Brooklyn Oh New York Uss Chicago Pittsburgh Louis Boston Philadelphia Detroit Fay Cleveland Mneree Aenesite St. Louis Gans Rubio C. H. Beenblossom Ford Good Drivers League Ted Holub Rock Island Lines H. E. Wright Towa Rook Loren Hazen Liloyd Famond Frank Robert Henderson Paul R. Horak West Side Square Washington, Iowa Telephone Allstar High School Asa’n. Savery Central Park Milo T. Sorden Jane Steele Tom Thumb Bombaste, Mareh Youth of America Mareh Iolanthe Keller-Bella Alpha Lone Steele Cotton Top Rag Cheerio Farrar Hayes Olivadoti Bralton Yoder Sullivan Taylor Bigelow Huff Goldman Harold Oceanside Calif Redfield Kansas Julian J. L. Johnson Mable Ruth Grace Fern Woodhull Arthur Anderson Mary Iercey Ft. Scott Kanens Clyde Dawson Dawson Piercey Brighton Wess Engel Wapello Engel Thee Ft. Smith Katherine Buxbaum Howard Dorrance Morgan's Cafe Jantzen Klothing Kompany
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