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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1943

Page

2

Local soldiers and families gather for furloughs and visits

Sgt J T Stewart leaves for Drew Field Florida after furlough with father and relatives. Mrs C O Davis visits daughter and son-in-law in Beeleyendorf. Irwin Helman in Chicago on business, returns midweek. Mrs E R Bickford back to work after three week Kansas City trip. St Anthony and St Rita circle bake sale set for Saturday. Doyle Brown returns to Woodward Oklahoma for ten day furlough with wife daughter Phyllis and C L Brown and Howard Baker families. Sgt Max Schlatter returns to Fort Story Virginia after ten day furlough with parents and sister Betty. Charles Brown, Bill Bruty, Harry Whittaker, Grant Walker and Louise Ofelt travel to Burlington for a large household sale. Rolland Ramsthel visiting W E Bond and family. Ramsthel en route to Felman Field Louisiana after furlough in Grand Island. Ramsthel is aviation mechanics instructor and led CAP drill. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Kehoe and son Larry and Mrs Cullen Bacon of Rock Island here for Mrs Joe Lohberger’s 70th birthday. Kehoe and Bacon are Lohberger daughters. Weekend guests at Luther Crom home include Pvt John W Crom Alpena Michigan, John D White Lancaster Missouri, and Richard Wright Ainsworth Nebraska. Crom reports for duty at Alpena Friday.

Set Rolland Ramsthel W. E. Bond Ramsthel Bonds Grand Island Nebraska Set. Ramsthel Felman Field Louisiana C.A.P Luther Crom John W. Crom Alpena Mich John D. White Lancaster Richard Wright Ainsworth Crom Elizabeth Crom Gordon Ollie Anwyl Clint Paisley Ida Gordon Kahoka Pearl Huston Guy Huston Max Huston Nancy Ray Huston W. C. Huston Winfield George Gordon Wycoff West Liberty Lisle Anwyl Janice Des Moines Waldo Wells Robert Wells Maude Murphy Ada McFarland Robert Gordon Marion Huston Harvey Thomas Crawfordsville Elon Christner W. EB. Finke Vaughn Doris Finke Burlington S. J. Stites Kkeota Spencer Smith C. B. Parker Charity Murray Ottumwa Jack Howard Parker Joseph Schlatter Max Betty Washington Ft. Story Clyde Finke Camp Hill Farragut Idaho Wilma Rees Kathleen Drinkall Betty Lou Huston Violet Ucletecher Everette Sommer Dorothy Fitzsimmons Cedar Rapids C. V. Dautremont Darrell White Williamsburg G. A. White Joseph Fecker Paricia Ann Dubuque George Waldschmidt Allen Snyder Maquoketa J. J. Fath St. Mary’s Church Peter Fath Brook- In Iowa Ivan H. Cummings People’s Trust and Savings Bank Cummings Mercy Hospital Iowa City Leona Karel Norman Sage Lowa City Wilma Jane Tener Bertha Tener Marshall Missouri

Local notes from Avon Park and surrounding area

Pfe Gailen Brown of Avon Park Florida spends a fifteen day furlough with his parents Dr and Mrs Charles Brown and visits friends in Davenport. Dale Bower transfers to Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. Anna Mae Howard begins work in the district court clerk's office replacing Phyllis Crayne who becomes a stenographer at Baldrige Bailey. Mrs Etta Bradford of Salem Oregon visits Washington and Pratt Kansas husband stationed in the army air corps. Little’s Furniture advertises a prewar line at 128t¢rw.

Pfe. Gailen Brown Avon Park Florida Charles Brown Davenport Anna Mae Howard Rubio Court House Phyllis Crayne Baldrige & Bailey Law Office Clyde Bowden Army Air Corps Pratt Kansas Wichita Falls Texas Etta Bradford Salem Oregon Fred L. Stewart Washington Bradford

Hospital Notes From Ainsworth And Surrounding Area

Mrs Glen Miller of Ainsworth was admitted yesterday afternoon as a medical patient. Mr and Mrs Fred Schmitter of Richland announce the birth of a daughter at 2 46 yesterday afternoon. Charles W Jr and Bernard J Barthelow had tonsillectomies this morning. Cloyd Knupp of Washington R4 was admitted for outpatient care after injuries to his left hand.

Glen Miller Ainsworth Fred Schmitter Richland Charles W., Jr Bernard J. Barthelow Cloyd Knupp Washington

Rabbit Production and Meat Yields Overview

A meat rabbit reaches about 8 to 9 pounds full grown. Female does average 15 to 20 offspring per year, so three females can supply the rabbit meat needs for the average family.

Clean dairy utensils and milk contamination risk

The dairy utensil not heated or sterilized after washing is a chief contamination source for fresh milk by bacteria, emphasizing the need for proper sanitation to prevent contamination.

Rebekah Lodge Installs Officers at Columbus Junction

Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge members were installed with Bessie Lee as noble grand and Clara Schrier as vice grand among a list of officers. Committees include Draping Charter and Flower Girls. Local notes mention Louisa county fair dates August 17 to 21 and visits from residents.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge Bessie Lee Clara Schrier Hazel Billings Maud Dwinell Myrtle Jennings Doris Snyder Edna Snyder Noble Grand Arthur Kistler Florence Billings Neva Maxwell Minnie Direks Ada Lewis Darlene Bennett Ethel Gabriel Blanch Masonholder Minnie Rabenold Mae Johnston Mary Owens Rhoda Morrison Jane Morri

Rainbow Division's WWI heroics recalled in Oklahoma ceremony

Des Moines reports reactivation of the Rainbow Division, the 42nd, with Iowa leaders led by Gov. Hickenlooper at Camp Gruber near Muskogee. The 168th Infantry flag and state seal display, notes on Hill 212 and St Mihiel, plus remarks from Lieut. Gen. Tinley and veterans mark a vivid tribute to Iowa’s WWI and Rainbow legacy.

Des Moines IDPA Camp Gruber Okio Rainbow Division Mathew A. Tinley Council Bluff Rainbow Veterans Association France District of Columbia Harry J. Collins Iowa Hickenlooper 168Th Flager Iowa Infantry Ernest R. Bennett State Fair Grounds Camp Mills N. F Capitol Hill New York Halifax Towa Baccarat Rainbow Suippes Gouraud St. Mihiel Marimbots Farm Argonne Cote de Coatillon Tuilerie Fara Sedan Meuse

Rhea Family Holds Crawfordsville Reunion

The Rhea family gathered Sunday evening at the J. C. Rhea home in Crawfordsville to honor Kenneth Rhea and his wife and baby daughter from New York visiting. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rhea, Mrs. Laurence Rhea and daughter Mary Kay, Betty Snakenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rhea and daughter Betty, and Mr. and Mrs. Everette Rhea of Burlington, among others.

Mary Manners Crawfordsville Rhea J. C. Rhea Kenneth New York Robert Rhea Laurence Rhea Mary Kay Betty Snakenberg Sigourney Lee Rhea Betty Everette Rhea Burlington

Mt Pleasant Hosts Family Visitors

Master of Mt Pleasant and Rep resentative Mr and Mrs Carl Anderson of Swedesburg visit. Dr and Mrs S W Huston of Mt Pleasant called on friends Sunday afternoon.

Mt. Pleasant Carl Anderson Swedesburg S. W. Huston Mt .Pleasant Friends

Private Duwa Honored at Riverside furlough dinner

Private Lamont Duwa on furlough from the Army Air Corps at Lowry Field Denver was honored Sunday at the Riverside home of his parents Mr and Mrs Albert Dann. A noon dinner followed by social time drew relatives and friends from Iowa City Nichols and nearby towns. Duwa departed for his camp in Colorado after the visit.

Riverside Pfe Lamont Duwa Army Air Corps Lowry Field Denver Colorado Albert Dann Edward Tony Morgan Doloress Nichols James McMahon Carolyn Margaret Duwa Leo Anciaux Dolores Marilyn Olin Gingerich Leroy Duwa Iowa City Frances O'Conner Lewis Waldschmidt Donald Duwa

First printing of The Star Spangled Banner in Analectic Magazine

The Star Spangled Banner appeared in print for the first time aside from newspapers in Philadelphia 1814 within Analectic Magazine with the title The Defence of Fort McHenry.

Analectic Magazine Philadelphia Fort M'Henry

V F W Auxiliary Meets with Initiation at KC Hall

Fourteen members attended the regular V F W auxiliary meeting at the KC hall with Helen Little presiding. Mrs Myrna Koehler was initiated, and Mrs Madalyn Walsh of Burlington was elected department president at Mason City last month.

Kk. C. Hall Helen Little Myrna Koehler Madalyn Walsh Burlington Mason City Everett Burham Earl Lemley Mable June Lemley Margaret Wagener

Plan for Summer Garden Care and Late Season Crops

Plan to maintain garden care through summer, addressing insects and worms. Consider late season crops such as endive, cabbage, and kale to extend harvest.

Birthday Honorees Mark Ainsworth and Neighboring Towns

The birthday column lists Mrs. Lerence Marek of Ainsworth and several others celebrating today. Included are families such as Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Boshart’s son, Clinton, and residents like Mrs. Vera Hysell, David McCartney, and Mrs. Joe Lohberger along with Pvt. Richard Minick and Jac Ronald Moore.

Vera Hysell David McCartney Bethel Raips Dougherty Wilbur Meltland Wellston Waer H. Johnson Clinton Boshart Clarence Boshart Jac Ronald Moore Stanley Moore Joe Lolberger Dora Jones

Pests Favor Moist Soils and Manured Fields

Bean maggots thrive in damp low and newly manured lands, drawn to fertilizer and moisture. They cause greater damage on wet soils and on fields that have just been manured, while commercial fertilizer alone in the planting year attracts fewer maggots than manure.

India rich in iron ore reserves and inputs

India holds about three kilo tons of high grade ore with iron content around 64 percent. The nation has abundant coal and manganese suitable for coking and steel making.

India

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