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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1943

Page

2

National League Standings and Friday Scores

National League standings show Brooklyn leading with 46 wins and a .677 winning percentage followed by St Louis and Chicago. Friday results featured St Louis 7 Boston 0, Chicago 5 New York 3, Brooklyn 8 Pittsburgh 7, Cincinnati 11 Philadelphia 4. Today’s pitchers include Chicago Bithorn and Lee at New York Fischer Hubbell, Pittsburgh Gornicki or Shutcher at Brooklyn Davis, St Louis Tobin at Boston Pollet, Cincinnati Walters at Philadelphia Dietz.

St. Louis Boston Chicago New York Brooklyn Pittsburgh Cincinnati Philadelphia Bithorn Lee Fischer Hubbell Gornicki Davis Tobin Pollet Walters Dietz

Betty Burt returns to Cedar Falls after home visit

Ainsworth news notes Betty Burt resumes college work at Cedar Falls Sunday after a brief home visit. Blanche Ginkens returns from Cedar Rapids where she had been employed for weeks. Many local residents and visitors are listed visiting relatives in Davenport Muscatine and Crawfordsville.

Ainsworth Betty Burt Cedar Falls Blanche Ginkens Cedar Rapids

From the Sticks by Nellie Wittmer reads like small-town life

The column surveys family visits and local events from Cedar Rapids to Brighton with notes on reunions, a church society gathering, births, travel plans, and a light anecdote about a dream. It mentions Mrs. Carroll Davis and Mrs. Luella Taylor among others, plus farm yield talk and a visit by travelers from Haleyville.

Local people news brief list of military moves and travels

Wayne Pratt starts Monday at Brindley’s Standard Service. Pfe Wendell Shaffer leaves for the University of Minnesota after a week here. The Duen family moved to Dunkerton Iowa. Eleanor Olvey's husband promoted to major in North Africa. Stanley Richards promoted to corporal in the Marines. Ensign William Rawn to San Francisco for sea duty. Archie Buwer and Delbert Earls enlist in the Navy awaiting posting. Bob Friedel visited Carthage Illinois. Lt. and Mrs. Perdock from Omaha spend weekend with Hayes family. Vernal Holman visiting from Indiana. Wilbur Bruty returns to New Orleans naval station. Carl White to summer here. Pvt. and Mrs. Scranton greet daughter Alice Kay. Jack Gibson on furlough from Camp Dodge. Capt. C E Tucker undergoes emergency appendectomy at Randolph Field Texas.

Wilbur J. Bruty U. S. Naval Station New Orleans F. P. Bruty Carl Joe White S. J. White Wilbur

Hospital Discharges and Procedures Report

Charles Shalla of West Chester was discharged yesterday afternoon. Burdette Williams of Columbus Junction had an appendectomy this morning. Robert Surface of 608 East Jefferson, Mrs. Winn of 727 East Jefferson, and Stephen Parks the two year old son of Mr and Mrs John Parks at 414 West 3rd underwent tonsillectomies.

Burdette Williams Columbus Junction Robert Surface East Jefferson Winn Palmer Stephen Parks John Parks West 3Rd

Baseball scores and today’s matchups listed

Detroit beats Philadelphia 6 to 4 and Boston defeats St Louis 5 to 4 while Washington prevails 6 1 over Cleveland. Only games scheduled include New York at Chicago and Washington at Cleveland and Boston at St Louis and Philadelphia at Detroit with listed pitchers Bonham Wensloff Dietrich Ross Wynn Dean Terry Lucier Gatehouse Harris Trucks in the planned lineup.

Detroit Philadelphia Washington Cleveland St. Louis Boston New York Bonham Wensloff Chicago Dietrich Ross Wynn Dean Terry Lucier Gatehouse

Brighton Legion elects new officers for coming year

The Brighton American Legion held a meeting with guests Commander A. E. Turner and Adj. Ben Blakely among those present. Elected officers include Commander E. Rudolph, vice commander Otto Lamansky, adjutant Warren Morgan, finance officer Leland Horton, sergeant at arms Kr. A. Horner, chaplain RE. L. Edmondson, and executive committee Lee Stacy Orville Van Winkle and Harry Wentworth.

Ednz Crile Brighton American Legion A. E. Turner Adj Ben Blakely Fairfield Albert Thurston Oregon Ill Frank Simmons Ireland England Scotland Rudolph Otto Lamansky Warren Morgan Leland Horton Kr. A. Horner RE. L. Edmondson Lee Stacy Orvile van Winkle Harry Wentworth L. A. Jardine New Virginia M. L. Kylen W. B. Robison Arthur Rich Jefferson County Hospital Rich Ruth Robison Frank Switzer Robert Rice Quincey W. P. Binco Indianapolis Ind S. M. Grove Phillip Grove Michael Lincoln Neb Ensign Clive Clark U. S. Coast Guard A. B. Clark New Orleans Fort Worth Texas Earl Clark

X ray inspection reveals faults in eight inch castings

Industry Today reports widespread use of million volt X rays for casting inspection. Examined materials include castings up to eight inches thick. Detected faults include blow holes tears shrinkage cavities inclusions and cracks.

Dinner Party for Beverly Anderson On First Birthday

Mrs. Lewis Anderson entertained at dinner Tuesday evening at her home in honor of her daughter Beverly s first birthday. The table featured a six candle birthday cake and pink and blue flowers. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. George Powers Ruth Joyce Harold Ronnie C G Anderson and daughter Esther Mr and Mrs Charlie Anderson and Connie Estaleen Bradford.

Lewis Anderson Beverly George Powers Ruth Joyce Harold Ronnie C. G. Anderson Esther Charlie Anderson Connie Estaleen Bradford

Local Notes: Returns Veterans Sales and Moves

Mrs. Martin Kern returns from Pasadena after five weeks with aunt Mrs. Maggie Haney. Mrs. Haney is recovering from a burned foot. Pvt. Phillip Wanerus comes home from Camp McCain for a twelve day furlough. Sister Mrs. Stanley Smith visits Clinton for the weekend. Chas. Brown and Bill Bruty plan a Burlington household sale Tuesday. Howard N. McCleery lists new Camp Barkeley address. Mrs. Richard Hotle works in San Diego Sears credit dept. The Hotles’ room is 4596 Nebo Drive California. Opt Tech Richard Hotle’s post address is Signal Corps Culvura Rex D. California. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson exchange properties on South 8rd for Duca on South Iowa and plan move by August. Dr. H. Lynch family rents Puea property and will occupy August 1. Do. Mike Robinson is in University Hospital Iowa City and requests letters. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dettwiler purchase Williams Miller home. move August 16. Pvt. William R. Miller listed as address Platt 4 Co A Bros 28 Fr Leonard Wood Missouri. Mrs. Miller staying with her father north of town. Mrs. Stewart Bell visits husband F. C. Bell near Seattle.

Pvt Phillip Richard Wanerus Camp McCain Mississippi P. K. Wanerus Stanley Smith Clinton Will Richard Hotle San Diego California Credit Department Sear’s Nebo Drive Opt. Tech Signal Corps Culvura Rex D Gerald Dettwiler Williams Miller West Main Street Miller William R. Miller Platt. 4 Co. A Bros

Iowa Corn Crop Seen Falling From 1942 Record

Iowa farms planted 10,935,000 acres of corn in 1943. With about 10.868 million acres left to harvest and crop conditions on July 1, the national statistician Leslie Carl estimates the 1943 Iowa corn crop at 499,928,000 bushels, well below the 1942 bumper yield but above the 10 year average of 415 million.

Des Moines Iowa Leslie M. Carl

Gardens Boom in Florida in 1942

Florida farm families expanded their garden output, growing about twice as many gardens in 1942 compared with 1941, reflecting a nationwide surge in home and farm food production during wartime.

Florida

Townsfolk Laugh At Old Time Baby Names

A local anecdote captures a resident joking about children’s funny old fashioned names and another person laughing along, highlighting lighthearted social charm.

Shower Courtesy For Mrs. L. Larsen

Mrs. Louis Larsen was honored at a bathroom shower hosted by Mrs. David C. Scott in Iowa City. Twenty guests attended as tea towels were hemmed and a doll dressed to mirror the bride’s gown. Yellow and white refreshments closed the evening with out-of-town guests listed.

Louis Larsen David C. Scott Iowa City E. L. Stewart Hee Scott Catherine Stewart Wilma Smith Boston Mass Robert Freeland Bristow Okla Des Moines Marjorie Walker Kirksville

Birthday Celebrants Listed For Today And Tomorrow

A birthday column lists Mrs. Vernon Witting Anita Novy Mrs Albert Redeker George Means Barbara Shannon W J Shannon’s daughter plus several others celebrating today and tomorrow. Names include Sandra Tibbetts Mary Justine Vernita Tellin Etta Rogers R C Keagy Alice Chorpening Virginia Gibson Clifford Campbell Raymond Chalupa R T Knottnerus Robert Nardy Joe Ann Stalder Freda Hertig Mrs R M Junkin Mrs Roy Means with plans for congratulations tomorrow.

Vernon Witting Anita Novy Albert Redeker George Means Sandra Ann Tibbetts Don Tibbetts Mary Justine George Vernita Tellin Vince Tellin Virginia Gibson Junior Prebyl Clifford Campbell Raymond Chalupa R. T. Knottnerus

Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings

A Monday social calendar lists T T T meeting at 8 p.m. with Red Cross work, VFW auxiliary at K C Hall, Fooster club afternoon session, Ann Judson Circle Baptist group 6 30, picnic at Rosalie and Isabells Combs, New Haven Ladies Aid after noon, Ruth Foster canned demos, Lexington circle all day, Linger Lounger in afternoon, Good Will club 2 p.m. and Snowball Social in afternoon. Past Noble Grand Circle pot luck at 6 30 p.m. Odd Fellows hall. Members reminded of birthdays with notes on passing sugar and sandwiches.

V.F.W Henry Amidon Liza Neill Roll Call Ann Judson Circle Baptist Enuren Rosalie Isabells Combs New Haven Ladies Aid NAOD Lois Deal Nola Johnson Ruth Foster Lexington Circle Walt Patterson Linger Lounger Club Will Shalla Harold Fulton Good Will Club L. L. Lemley Ralph Her Noble Grand Circle Odd Fellows Hall

Sunday Visits and Farm Work In Brighton Route 1

Mr and Mrs Carl Mayer visited the Art Romine home near Keota along with Seth Carris and family. Ralph Melville and daughter Margaret Elaine spent time with the Carris family. Frank Ash visited Washington while George Augustines hosted Lena Orlena at Richland. The text notes haying and corn cultivation as farmers stay busy. Doris Benn of Carroll and her mother from Washington joined George Augustines for a Sunday visit.

Art Romine Neer Keota Seth Carris Keith Linda C. L. Brown Frank Ash Washington Ralph Melville Margaret Elaine George Augustine Orlena Walter Hotle Richland Doris Benn Carroll Iowa George Augustines

Farewell Parties Honor Adelyn Duea

A series of farewell events were held for Adelyn Duea daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Duea who left yesterday morning for Dunkerton The gatherings included a dancing party hosted by Rosalyn Harwood with twelve friends and a six o clock dinner hosted by Marcia Masson for a group of girls Refreshments followed the activities with other groups hosted at Mary Jvwstige Georges home where games and snacks concluded the evenings

Adelyn Duea Joe Duea Dunkerton Rosalyn Harwood Marcia Masson Miss Duca Mary Jvwstige George

Payne Family Annual Reunion Held at Mt Pleasant

The Payne family reunion met Sunday at Mt Pleasant with a cooperative log cabin dinner at noon. About 35 attended and no deaths were reported. John Palme and Harry Payne presided, with Kermit Payne and Asa Payne organizing for next year.

Payne Mt. Pleasant Payne Family Res Mt. Peasant Childpen Harry Payne John Palme Winfield

Harvesting Bur Clover And Sweet Clover Seeds

The usual method for bur clover is to shake burs from mature vines and rake them into piles to sack and store. Sweet clover seed such as hubam can be combined in the field or harvested with a binder and threshed. Another method uses mowing windrows and threshing by a combine with pickup or hauling to a thresher.

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