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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1942

Page

2

Local News Highlights Community and Military Moves

Mildred Anderson returns to Des Moines after a weekend with her parents and friends. Families host visits from Davenport and Philadelphia. Navy recruit Eugene Hotle begins boot camp at the Naval Training Station. Camp Minnesota trip planned for Leon Swift and friends. Sergeant Jack Gibson visits from Camp Dodge for his birthday and family gathering. Notices include a personal bill responsibility and Mayo Clinic patient 79 year old Denver native. Lieutenant Stanly Zager and family prepare for transfer to Goldsboro North Carolina.

Eugene Russel Hotle W. H. Hotle East Second Street U.S. Naval Training Station Uty Navy

Results of Games In Major Leagues

National League standings show St. Louis 47 30 .610 and New York 42 40 .512 with Philadelphia at 21 58. Yesterday New York beat Chicago 6 3 while Cincinnati edged Philadelphia 2 0. Brooklyn lost to Pittsburgh 4 2 and St Louis defeated Boston 5 1. Today Philadelphia visits Cincinnati in the only game scheduled.

W. Li Pot St. Louis Craeinai New York Cshpogro A Ibn Cas Pacoureh Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh Boston

Baseball scores from a busy night on the diamond

In long games the headlines include Philadelphia 3 Boston 1 Chicago 2 11th first game 10 innings St Louis 1 Boston 0 6 Detroit 6 New York 4 3 in 13 innings Cleveland 9 Washington 5 Chicago Philadelphia tied doubleheader night games: Cleveland Washington Detroit New York.

Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis Boston Detroit New York Cleveland Washington

Local families relocate as Citizens move and visitors arrive

Mr and Mrs Charles J Wolfe moved from 908 East Main to their Bethel farm. Their son in law Charles Wolfe who had been on the farm left Thursday for army service. Several locals, including S Kyar and family, moved to the Wolfe property. Nya welders Willis Booth Bob Lowe Bob Birney and George Miller from Clinton study at the NYA. Rev A M Malcolm preached at the Associate Presbyterian church. Lt Merritt McDaniel from Fort Des Moines visited home while awaiting exam results. Dave Elder went to Fort Des Moines for an army physical. Mrs G A Chilgren of Burlington visits Orville Elder.

Charles J. Wolfe East Main Street Bethel Charles Wolf Willis Booth Bob Lowe Bob Birney George Miller Clinton N.Y.A Merritt McDaniel Fort Des Moines

Hospital dismissals and newborn in the region

At the hospital Clara Faulkner was dismissed Saturday afternoon. James O'Brian Ainsworth Mrs Claude Miller and son Jer ald Keota Mrs Robert Martin and son Thomas John of Moline were dismissed yesterday. Norval Derby Richland parents of a daughter born at 4:48 this morning weighing 6 pounds 5 ounces. Mary Grace Heisdorffer Keota and Mrs Maria Caldwell of Washington were dismissed this morning. James McMullen Keota was discharged this afternoon.

Clara Faulkner James O'Brian Ainsworth Claude Miller Jerald Keota Robert Martin Thomas John Moline Norval Derby Richland Mary Grace Heisdorffer Maria Caldwell Washington James McMullen

Moose defeat Indees 4 3 in eleven innings at Muscatine

Washington Indees led 3-0 until the eighth but Muscatine Moose rallied to tie and win 4-3 in eleven innings. Eddie Devinger pitched for the Indees as outfielders were filled by Ellis Finke Poindexter and Schoonover. next game expected at Blattner field per Manager Max Raymond.

Washington Indees Muscatine Eddie Devinger Indees Moose Indee Ellis Finke Poindexter Schoonover Max Raymond Blattner Field

Final Sugar Canning Registration Opens At County Centers

The final period for sugar canning applications began at the rationing board office in the county courthouse basement. Registration centers will open by July 18 at Wellman Ainsworth Riverside Crawfordsville Kalona Washington Brighton with West Chester opening July 20. Applicants must bring a full fruit canning list, total sugar on hand, projected canning quantities, and War Ration Book No 1.

Ractioning Board Court House Wellman Ainsworth Riverside Crawfordsville Kalona Washington Brighton West Chester Washington Rationing Board Rationing Board of Washington Washington County Rationing Board

Washington county scraps rubber drive yields 170 tons

Washington county reported 340 258 pounds of scrap rubber in the drive ended last week led by eight oil companies. per capita 17 7 pounds placing the county among top records in the state. salvage efforts continue until July 15 with pickups via the salvage bin or junk dealers.

Washington County Earle Libe Libe Boy Scouts Campfire St. James School Gray Boys Washington Chamber of Commerce Defense Room

Montreal Saints Named Streets Spark City Nickname

Montreal earned the nickname City of Saints because many street names honor saints, reflecting its historic naming culture and religious heritage.

Montreal

Average age of new mothers 23 at first birth

The report states the mean age of white mothers at the birth of their first child is 23 years. It highlights the average across a defined group and signals demographic insight from the study.

Mae Wolf Funeral Here on Wednesday

Funeral services for Emma Mae Wolf age 74 will be held Wednesday at 10 in the L A Jones funeral home. She died Sunday in Chicago after months of declining health. Dr R C Keagy will officiate and burial will be in Elm Grove cemetery. Born in Washington September 14 1868 she was a dressmaker and later lived with a brother in Chicago. She was a member of the Methodist church and attended Washington Sunday school nine years straight. Surviving is a brother Tom Wolf of Chicago.

L. A. Jones Funeral Home Emma Mae Wolf Chicago R. C. Keagy Elm Grove Cemetery Miss Woit Washington Samuel and Anna (Robinson) Wolt Odist Church Washington Sunday School Tom Wolf

Wallace Brown Wed In Morning Presbyterian Ceremony

Nelle Ellen Wallace and Edsall Daniel Brown pledged troth in a ring ceremony at eight o clock yesterday in the Presbyterian church. Dr F W Eastwood officiated with attendants Ellen Gidley and Donald Orr. They plan a two week Texas trip and will reside in Washington.

Nelle Ellen Wallace Orin Wallace, Jr Edsall Daniel Brown C. V. Brown F. W. Eastwood Presbyterian Church John Yousling Mendelssohn Ellen Gidley Donald Orr Miss Gidley Texas Waco San Antonio Brown Washington Washington High School the Evening Journal Brown and Orr Courtesy Corner Super

Birthday List Highlights Neighborhood Celebrations

Yesterday and Sunday many residents marked birthdays across Wellman Dublin Salem and East Highland. Notable observances include Mrs Ives McKay Mrs H O Bank and Mrs Raymond Kos in Wellman and Charlotte Earls daughter of Virgil Marl in East Highland. Other celebrants include J B McCaleb near Dublin and Roger Johnson Wellman families with several three year olds and ongoing registrations.

Ives McKay H. O. Bank Raymond Kos Wellman Charlotte Earls Virgil Marl

Citizens Seize Pair of Convicts in Iowa Rescue

Two inmates Welch Davis and Boyd May escaped from Anamosa reformatory and were captured by local citizens in Springville after attacking a guard. Davis and May, both in prison uniforms, face additional five year sentences for escape and possible attempted murder charges.</s>

Anamosa Iowa Anamosa Reformatory Springville Welch Davis Boyd May Davis May Reformatory C .G. Clark Norman Graham Reinold Norris Clarence Neal

Prisoner of Chillon Fame Traced to Castile Poem

Castile in Poem Chillon a castle in Switzerland once fed as a prison by the dukes of Savoy made famous by Byron's poem The Prisoner of Chillon.

Chillon Switzerland Savoy Byron

Gerots Entertain Friends at Dinner

Riverside July 13 Mrs Ray Gowdy honored sister Blanche Moss of Riverside hosts Ida Gerot and son in law Robert Gerot entertain many relatives and friends at a southeast Riverside dinner Attendees include Anciaux Anciaux Little Montgomery Jordan Tobin Pailliotet Kron Ardell Gerot and Frank families from Iowa City Oakdale and Michigan

Riverside Ray Gowdy Blanche Moss Gowdy Henry Brunner Detroit Michigan Ida Gerot Robert Gerot James Anciaux John Anciaux Little Mary Ann Montgomery Phylis Jordan Iowa City Robert Tobin Oakdale Robert P. Pailliotet Raymond Kron Ardell Gerot Fred Frank Grace Mottet Elaine Stransky Elaine Gerot

Plan Family Dinner At Country Club

The Country club dinner for members and their families will be Thursday evening at 6 30 at the clubhouse. Mrs George Morrison is general chairman for the July dinner with Mrs Fred L Moore in charge of telephoning. Mrs A E Baldrige and Mrs Sidney Smith are on the entertainment committee. Other committee members are Mr Morrison Mr Moore Mr Baldrige Mr Smith and Mr and Mrs Fred L Stewart and A S Boyd.

George Morrison Fred L. Moore A. E. Baldrige Sidney Smith Morrison Moore Baldrige Smith Fred L. Stewart A. S. Boyd

Birthday notices at Presbyterian Church gathering

The Presbyterian Cottage prayer meeting will meet at the Presbyterian Church Wednesday morning at 9 30. Mrs Rudie Schmidt and twin sister Mrs Harry Kuntz celebrate birthdays today. Out of town residents Evelyn Bruegge Raymond Moberly Mildred Kupka and Mrs Robert Hyde also have birthdays today.

Presbyterian Cottage Presbyterian Church Rudie Schmidt Harry Kuntz Evelyn Bruegge East Highland Raymond Moberly Mildred Kupka Braden Robert Hyde Wellston

Birthday Wishes For Mrs Frank Taylor And Mary Cupp

Mrs Frank Taylor marks her birthday today with celebrations. Mary Blonise Cupp, daughter of Mrs Charles McAvoy, turns thirteen today in a family note of festivities.

Mrs Frank Taylor Mary Blonise Cupp Charles McAvoy

Notable Birthdays Include Porter Shalka Bontrager Chewning And Others

The list highlights birthdays for Mrs. Marion Porter, Jim Shalka, Munro Bontrager, Lois Eien Chewning, Betty Sojka, Germaine Schmitt, Darren Joyce Miller and his brother George.

Mrs Marion Porter Jim Shalka Munro Bontrager Lois Eien Chewning Betty Sojka Germaine Schmitt Darren Joyce Miller Brother George

Social Calendar Offers Community Club Gatherings

Tuesday Booster club meets afternoon with Mrs. George Jarrard. Ann Judson Circle hosts picnic supper 6 34 p m at Sunset Park and rain plan to church with Mrs. Myrtle Morgan. Wednesday New Haven Ladies Aid, American Legion Auxiliary 7 30 p m at Legion hall with officers reports. Valley and Rosemary clubs host gatherings. Thursday Country Club family dinner 6 30 p m at clubhouse. Rebekah club picnic at T C O F hall. Pythian Past Chief Association at 8 p m. Kolah club and Lexington Ladies Aid guest day at church.

Booster Club George Jarrard Roll Call Ann Judson Circle of Baptist Church Sunset Park Noble Grand Circle Myrtle Morgan New Haven Ladies Aid Society Helen Wolfe Ruth Trier American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Valley Ladies Aid Society Lillie Feltz Rosemary Club Ray Bell Country Club Rebekah Club and Families T.C F. Hall Pythian Past Chief Association P.m Bootle S. Second Ave Kolah Club

Dowling Junior College To Close For War Duration

Dowling junior college in Des Moines will close for the duration of the war due to difficulty in obtaining teachers. Bishop Gerald T. Bergan said Dowling High School will continue operating. Enrollment at the junior college is about 106 students.

Des Moines Dowling Gerald T. Bergan Dowling High School

Color Adds Interest to Teen Room Scheme

A decorative note suggests using wedgewood blue and white with jonquil yellow to unite room elements. A bookcase, slipper chair, and draperies in this palette create a cohesive, sunny decor for a teen bedroom.

Club Meeting At Lucille's Cafe In Brighton

Commercial Club held its monthly meeting at Lucille's Cafe at 6 30 PM Thursday. Attendance was good with plans for continued events into the following week. A civilian defense meeting was scheduled at the high school and the Methodist Sun class hosted a social gathering with about a dozen members present.

Brighton Commercial Club I Cafe Methodist Sun Class Taug I Lemley

Local News Briefs From Flint and Nearby

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dalton returned home Thursday night to Flint Michigan after visiting Mrs. Dalton’s brother W L Dabery and family. Mrs. Richard Youne from Burlington spent several days with her parents Mr and Mrs Briley. Mr and Mrs Harry Sizer and children Patty and Harry were in town. Lisbon visitors spent today here with friends. Mr and Mrs Grovers and Darlene and Mr and Mrs McGraw of Ainsworth visited Muscatine in the evening with relatives and friends.

Ted Dalton Flint, Mich W. L. Dabery Richard Youne Burlington Mr. and B. C. Briley Harry Sizer Patty Harry Jf Lisbon Mrs. Grovers Darlene Mrs McGraw Ainsworth Muscatine

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clarence Logan U. S Wolf Floral CO Mildred Anderson Iowa Methodist Hospital W. A. Holland Faye Davenport Lee Holland Harold Putrname Dale Holland Penh Holland Beal Leon Swift Bob Burham Jim Easter Jack Martin Minnesota Jack Gibson Camp Dodge Ralph Gibson Sergeant Gibson Virginia Richard Barden Fairfield Herbert Rice Rosean, Minn Howard Freshwaters Frank Barden Nancy Merle Edwards H. H. Dawson Denver Colo Mayo Clinic Rochester Minn D. J. Patterson A. J. Dawson Robert Patterson Mr. Dawson Stanly Zager Donald Jerry Deloris North Carolina Zager Goldboro Field Jefferson Barracks Julius Caesar Rembrandt Lemmon Washington A S. Kyar C. J. Wolfe Mr. Kyar Susie Waters Kinross J. A. Waters A. M. Malcolm Albia Associate Presbyterian Church Dave Elder C. V Grall John Allen John Miller Centers For Registration Mae Wolf Ial Elm Grove The Meth Nelle Wallace, Edsall Brown Pledge Troth Mrs. Edsall Brown Sam Erwin Ray Steele Cora Crumpacker Dr. A. ©. Peterson Joan Brown Ernest Fisher Salem Roger LeRoy Reed Bernard Reed J. B. McCaleb Dublin Mr. McCalep Kenneth Bailey Howard Bailey Roger Johnson Toppan Johnson of L. Mangold Tom Carson Mrs. Howard Miller Mildred Musil Castile Gerots D. Quinn Lexington Ladies Aid Society First Division Lucille’s Mrs. Mortimore EB. A. Mortimore Equality Club Cassady Planter North Clark United States Lilly Cade John Frederic Sally Victor
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