Local Visitors Share Meals and Birthdays
Jean Huber from South Eng lish visited with friends Mr and Mrs Albert Wehr and Gerald of Haskins. Alice Kiene of Ainsworth and Betty Morgan were dinner guests at Harold Wehr's home. Mrs Wehr celebrated birthdays for Mrs Albert Wehr and twin grandsons Gerald and Harold. A St James Food Sale is planned for Saturday July 11 at Washington Cleaners. Manton Hebner plans to return to Phillips and Webner drug store after a week at Edgewater cottage. Eona Clemons of Hi Monte Calif joined guests including Mr and Mrs George C Stewart and others for a Hebner cottage visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Wehr
Gerald
Haskins
Alice Kiene
Ainsworth
Betty Morgan
Harold Wehr
Manton Hebner
Phillips and Webner
Edgewater
Hebner
Eoma Clemons
Hi Monte
Calif
George .C. Stewart
George Morrison
Clifford Thorne
Lloyd Lytle
Helen Wilson
Discharges Circle Local Hospital Departures
James McCrabbe of Keota was discharged last evening. Mrs Gene Crossett and son Gene Edward were dismissed this afternoon. Mrs Hilbert Speake and daughter Martha Ann were discharged this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCrabbe
Keota
Gene Crossett
Gene Edward
Hilbert Speake
Martha Ann
Results of Games In Major Leagues
National League standings list teams with records and winning percentages. Yesterday's results include Boston losing to Chicago in 13 innings, St Louis defeating New York, Pittsburgh routing Philadelphia, and Brooklyn edging Cincinnati. Today schedule features Boston at Chicago New York at St Louis Brooklyn at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Daily Card
Chicago beat Washington 4 to 2 and New York won 5 to 2 over St. Louis. Boston defeated Detroit 2 to 1 in 11 innings. Remaining games list Chicago at Washington, Cleveland at Philadelphia, St. Louis at New York, and Detroit at Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Pd
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Entries Closing for Men's City Golf Tournament
Tournament committee announced the absolute entry deadline is 1 00 tonight. Members T R Phillips Tink Shenefelt Nic McCleery and Bill Shannon will meet to flight players and set pairings. Pairings will appear in Saturday's Journal and play begins immediately. Call T R Phillips at No 60 before 8 00 this evening to enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Phillips
Tink Shenefelt
Nic McCleery
Bill Shannon
Social Guests Visit Edwater And Nearby Cities
Mrs H Hebner hosts last evening at Edgewater with Mr and Mrs Morrison Jr Mrs Phillips Mrs Lemmon and Clarice Meek. Eoma Clemons head of El Monte high schools department tours through Waterloo Chicago and Berwyn before joining relatives in Des Moines and Des Moines hospital. Lieutenant T M Mast arrives home for brief leave before naval assignment in Sioux Falls. Cy Birka admitted to Des Moines Veterans Hospital for hip injury. J M Finney of Mansfield Ohio visits relatives then plans trip to Monmouth and Chicago. King Palmer Des Moines joins sister Rob ert Young in Des Moines for several days with Young family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Morrison Jr
T. R Phillips
John W. Lemmon
Clarice Meek
M. M. Hebner
Edgewater
Eoma Clemons
el Monte
Calif
Miss Clemons
el Monte High School
G. W. Wallace
Ferndale
Mich
Waterloo
Blanche Foster
Chicago
D. A. Chalmers
Berwyn
T. M. Mast
Navy
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Sioux Falls
S. Dak
Cy Birka
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
J. M. Finney
Mansfield
Ohio
Richard A. Stewart
Monmouth
Til
Mary
King Palmer
Robert Young
Mr. Young
Susan Kay
Mr. Palmer and Sons
Young
Club Meeting Held In Applegate Home
Mrs. Mary Applegate hosted the Friendship club gathering yesterday afternoon with nine members attending. Nettie Davis and Mrs. Anna Brown provided contests while refreshments were served by the hostess and her daughter Muriel at the close of the social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Applegate
Mary Applegate
Friendship Club
Nettie Davis
Anna Brown
Muriel
Sea Creatures Science Catalogs Over Twenty Thousand Varieties
Sea Creatures Science reports a catalog of more than 20,000 ocean species. The study highlights vast biodiversity and ongoing classification efforts, noting many species remain undiscovered in deep waters and coral reefs.
Pleasant Ridge Social Notes From Mrs Pat Swift
Supper guests Friday evening at the Anton Kauffman home included Elmer Stalder the Ray Fritz family and the Ray Stalder family Mr and Mrs B C Stewart of Crawfordsville Ed Hodgkins of Peoria Illinois and Irene Lindsay of Lewistown Ill Saturday evening callers at the Swift home were Ed Kauffman Ray Stalder and other relatives Sunday guests at Wilmer Kauffman s were the Ray Steele families from near Columbus Junction and from Washington plus the Tony Kauffman family The visit celebrated Mrs Ray Steele s birthday Also listed were Mr and Mrs Lloyd Anderson and daughters and Mr and Mrs Lewis Hering at our house last Sunday Corn is tasseling and there may be other visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Ridge
Anton Kauffman
Elmer Stalder
Ray Fritz
Ray Stalder
B. C. Stewart
Crawfordsville
Ed Hodgkins
Peoria
Illinois
Irene Linsday
Lewistown
Ill
Swift
Ed Kauffman
Wilmer Kauffman
Ray Steele
Columbus Junction
Washington
Tony Kauffman
Our House
Lloyd Anderson
Lewis Hering
Pat
Lundderwood Bridge
Arthur Campbell
Mary Swift
Tony
Ed Kauffmans
Walter Koebel
George Chalupa
Pat Swift
Crapo Park
George J. Koehler
Karen
Elmer Schantz
Linnenkamps
Don Neff
N. Linnenkamp
Ambrose Gilpin
P. H. Swift
Jack
Irene
Calvert City
Kentucky
Perry Franklin
Missionary Meeting Held in Ashby Home
Mrs. Charles Ashby and Mrs. O. K. Scott co hosted a Prairie Flower Missionary society session at the Ashby home with twelve members and eight visitors. The program featured scripture from Hebrews 13 1 9 a duet by Maxine and Myrna Reeves and songs My Faith Looks Up to Thee and God Bless America. A letter from Velma Booth in China was read and several locals attended including Martha Ashby Arlys Myers Marjorie and Doris Benson Larry Johnson and Mrs G Shaver of Kalona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ashby
O. K. Scott
Ashby
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
C. C. Reeves
H. J. Myers
Velma Booth
China
Maxine
Myrna Reeves
America
Martha Ashby
Arlys Myers
Marjorie
Doris Benson
Larry Johnson
G. Shaver
Kalona
Maxine Reeves
Farewell Party for Ernest Baker at Zieglowsky Home
Ruth Zieglowsky Bessie Schlatter and Juanita Baker hosted a farewell gathering at the Zieglowsky residence for their brother Ernest Baker who departs tonight for army service. Thirty two attendees enjoyed games and contests and the honoree received a remembrance memory book signed by guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Zieglowsky
Bessie Schlatter
Juanita Baker
Ernest Baker
Zieglowsky
Martha Zieglowsky
H. H. Club Meeting With Mrs J Moore
Twelve members and a guest attended the H H club meeting hosted by Mrs Jesse Moore. Mrs Elva Givans presided, with Mrs Frank Snyder as acting secretary. Letters of appreciation were read from service members Everett Snyder and Charles Jeffries. Plans were laid for an August Sunset Park picnic. Refreshements were served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs Spencer Reed and Mrs Ted Givans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Givans
Frank Snyder
Bert Spangler
Everett Snyder
Charles Jeffries
United States Service
Sunset Park
Spencer Reed
Ted Givans
Delmar Yoder Weds Maxine Jackson In Pageland ceremony
Mrs. Charles William Jackson announces the marriage of her daughter Maxine to Technician Delmar R. Yoder son of Eli J. and Mrs. Yoder of 708 East Washington Street The nuptials were held in Pageland South Carolina Monday evening June 29 Yoder is stationed at Camp Sutton Monroe North Carolina The bride graduated from Washington High School and will reside in Agency with her husband after the wedding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles William Jackson
Agency
Maxine
Delmar R. Yoder
Eli J. Yoder
East Washington Street
Pageland
Yoder
Camp Sutton
Monroe
Washington High School
Gustafson Pleads Not Guilty in Smuggling Charge
Walter G. Gustafson, 24, Minneapolis youth, pleaded not guilty in Miami to attempting to smuggle contraband. The case hinges on alleged illegal import activity and will proceed to further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Florida
U.P
Walter G. Gustafson
Minneapolis, Minn
Birthday notices for local residents and families
Vernita Tellin turns twelve and other local birthdays are celebrated. George Means Leo Rath Mrs Vernon Witting Anita Novy Barbara Elizabeth Shannon two years old Sandra Ann Tibbetts Don Tibbetts Mary Justine George also observe anniversaries. Sandra Ann Tibbetts marks her fifth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Witting
Anita Novy
Barbara Elizabeth Shannon
W. J Shannon
Albert Redeker
Sandra Ann Tibbetts
Don Tibbetts
Mary Justine George
Don 8S. Tibbetts
R.O.S. Bridge Club Hosts Mrs Johnson at Ainsworth
Mrs Pat Johnson hosted the R O S Bridge Club at her home near Ainsworth on Wednesday. Guests included Mrs Duane Hazen and Mrs Stanley McKeown and several children. Two tables played with Mrs Kenneth Ornduff high and Mrs Ed Lambert low score. Next meeting set with Mrs Claude Kilgore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Johnson
Ainsworth
R.O.S. Club
Duane Hazen
Stanley McKeown
Kenneth Ornduff
Ed Lambert
Claude Kilgore
Entertain Group In McConnell Home
The Ruth Nichol Missionary society of the United Presbyterian church was entertained yesterday at a 1 30 dessert luncheon in the W H McConnell home east of town. Mrs McConnell and co hostess Mrs Floyd Hamil served dessert at tables decorated with summer flowers. Following the dessert Mrs Richard A Stewart president presided at the regular meeting attended by 22 members. Mrs George Rudiger was devotional leader. Mrs Douglas Smith and Mrs John Owen presented a play written by Mrs Ralph Kleese covering the missionary magazine. Mrs Ruth Courter of Frenchburg Ky a guest was speaker of the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Nichol
McConnell
Floyd Hamil
Richard A. Stewart
George Rudiger
Douglas Smith
John Owen
Ralph Kleese
Ruth Courter
Frenchburg
Blueprinted Map Reveals Caribbean U S Activities
A blueprinted map shows United States actions in the Caribbean. It highlights key locations and programs shaping regional presence and policy outreach in areas such as defense, aid, and diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gle
United States
Caribbean
Social Calendar Packed With Meetings and Picnics
Notice for this calendar due by 10 am Friday. Unit No. 1 of W.S.C.S. hosts a picnic supper for members and families at Dr. B. F. Stutsman lawn. Rebekah and Odd Fellows hold joint installation at I.O.O.F. hall Sunday. Pythian Sisters and families picnic at Sunset Park 6 30 pm. Bring own drink. Tuesday Booster club meets afternoon. Roll call It Would Be a Vacation to Me. Ann Judson Circle picnic 6 30 pm at Sunset Park rain plan church. Wednesday New Haven Ladies Aid afternoon co hosts Helen Wolfe and Ruth Trier. American Legion Auxiliary 7 30 pm regular meeting Legion hall with officers installation and committee reports. Valley Ladies Aid afternoon with Mrs. Lillie Feltz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booster Club
George Jarrard
Roll Call
Ann Judson
New Haven Ladies Aid Society
Helen Wolfe
Ruth Trier
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Valley Ladies Aid Society
Lillie Feltz
Early North American Indians and their ancient settlement
Archaeological reading shows eastern North American Indians occupied the region long before contact with European settlers, with evidence of sedentary communities arriving centuries prior to the Christian era. The article notes foundational settlement patterns and early societal development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
U and I Club Socializes With Mrs Garrett
Mrs Ernest Garrett hosted a small gathering of five U and I club members and four visiting guests including Mrs Earl Simpson Mrs Glenn Hayes Esther Hayes and Mrs Lola Oswalt last evening. The event was mainly social with refreshments served by the hostess and her sisters Mrs Simpson and Mrs Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Garrett
U and I Club
Earl Simpson
Glenn Hayes
Esther Hayes
Lola Oswalt
Laura Graham
Simpson
Hayes
Group Holds Picnic At Sunset Park
The Pythian Past Chiefs association and families held a picnic supper at Sunset Park with twelve people present. After the meal the group departed quickly for the G. A. Reinert home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Past Chiefs Association and
Sunset Park
G. A. Reinert Home
Club Has Meeting At Schwartz Home
Rural Women's club met yesterday afternoon at the Schwartz home with Mrs Glenn Schwartz hosting. Mrs Lloyd A Man presided and nine members answered roll call with personal memories. Mrs Hel Schwartz read a paper on Bonds and Stamps for Victory. Refreshments were served by Mrs Schwartz and her daughter Helen, with Mrs Mary Shieb assisting. Visitors included Mrs Walter and Mrs Frank Dittmer, Mrs Stes Crawford, Alice Hunters, and Jean Pringle. The next meeting is set for March with Mrs Lloyd Allfiman in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Women's Club
Glenn Schwartz
Lloyd Aman
Prgram
Hel Schwartz
Helen
Mary Shieb
Walter
Frank Dittmer
Stes Crawford
Alice Hunters
Jean Pringle
Lloyd Allfiman
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St. James
Washington Cleaners
National League Vien Sag
PG Procried
el Cnuenmee Ee
Joe Totley
Milwaukee, Wisc
Harvey Waegoner
Anna
Reserve District No. 7
National Bank of Washington
Federal Reserve Bank
State of
F. Mick
BE. F. Muck
Las
R. M. Anderson
Notary Public
George J. Breitenbach R. BE. Dougherty Frank
Stalders
Larry Miller
Billy
Howard Swift
C. V
Grall
Zieglowsky Home
H. H. Club
J. Moore
Fetes
H.H. Club
Jesse Moore
Maxine Jackson
Delmar Yoder
Mrs. Delmar Yoder
Vernita Tellin
Vince Tellin
George Means
Leo Rath
R.O.S. Bridge Club
Mrs. Johnson
W.S.C.S
B. F. Stutsman
Rebekah and
Odd Fellows
C.F. Hall
Pythian Sisters
U & I Club
Garrett
Schwartz Home
Richmond
Third Circle
Holy Trinity Parish
Bob Farrell
Journal
the Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Camp Blanding, Fla
Bob Wiley
Army
North Carolina
Robert M. Farrell
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A. P.O
Dilworth
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