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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1946

Page

2

Local Notes Highlight Community Visits and Family News

Deputy clerk Mrs. Marietta Workman takes a sit down vacation this week. George Green and his wife return from St. Louis where he works. Mrs. Green visited there three weeks. Ralph Bauer drives to Iowa City to meet daughter Norma Bauer arriving from Chicago. Norma teaches child development at Gads Hill Community Center. She plans a few weeks in Washington. Bernadine Hutchison underwent surgery at University Hospital Iowa City and is progressing well. Paul Horak and wife welcome a son Timothy John born July 13 at Mercy Hospital Iowa City weighing seven pounds. mother and baby are healthy. Harold Rider and three sons visited his mother Mrs. Duncan and Tom Duncan in Davenport. Tommy stays for a short visit. Courtright Hawley and La Porte City party arrive to stay with Dr. Sartor's family. a birthday party honors Capt. William Sartor visiting from Chambersburg Pennsylvania.

Ralph Bauer Iowa City Norma Bauer Chicago Miss Bauer Gads Hill Washington Paul Horak Mercy Hospital Timothy John Horake Marcy Hospital Iowa Courtright Hawley la Porte City Marvin Sartor Capt William Sartor Chambersberg Penna Walter Johnson Harold Johnson Mollie W. L. Clapp Ward Johnson Eastwood

Iowa Delegation Salutes State at Its Centennial

Iowa members of Congress paid tribute to the state on its 100th anniversary, highlighting wartime contributions, agricultural leadership, and industrial output. Rep. Gwynne opened remarks praising defense efforts and farming capacity, while Rep. Hoeven and Rep. Cunningham lauded agriculture and political legacy alongside enduring democratic ideals.

Washington Iowa House of Representatives John W. Gwynne Waterloo Union Gwynne Charles B. Hoeven Alton Paul Cunningham Des Moines K. M. LeCoronte Corydon LeCompte

Muscatine Triumphs 7-6 Over Washington Juniors

The Muscatine score 7 to 6 over Washington Juniors in an armory field game as Vacha struck out with the tying run on third in the last frame. Tommy Murphy held Muscatine to three hits after the early innings, driving in two runs with a fourth inning double. Washington fans get another chance Thursday as Iowa City visits, with practice called for Tuesday.

American Legion Muscatine Armory Field Vacha Tal Washington Crandall Tommy Murphy Muskies Murphy Putman Schmidt Allers Vadha Iowa City Bill Boshart

Court crossword team tally and player notes

Baseball box score notes list two base hits by Courtney Faetz Murphy and Crandall. First on ball, Murphy credited for an on ball, Calvert for a three, double plays by Washington, and strikeouts tallied to Murphy and Calvert.

Courtney Faetz Murphy Crandall Calvert Washington

Wilson Martin Dies At New Castle Pa

Relatives report the death of Wilson D. Martin a former resident who died yesterday evening at his sister Mrs Mary Munnel's home in New Castle Penn He was about 72 and had long operated the David Patterson farm northeast of Washington His wife died in 1939 Burial plans are incomplete pending further information

Wilson D. Martin Mary Munnel New Castle Penn Martin David Patterson Washington

Hospital Admissions and Births Reported in Kalona Area

Admissions on Saturday include Mrs. Bessie Tucker at 620 North Marion after a surgical operation Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thompson of Kalona announce a son born at 8 10 p.m. Saturday, weighing six pounds seven and a half ounces. Joan Vogle of Keota and Mrs. Robert Porter route 2 had appendectomies this morning. Dismissals noted for Sunday include Mrs. David Bauer Keota Joan Blodgett West Chester Delila Litwiller Kalona Ida Whetstine Wellman and Lloyd Tirmoseed.

Bessie Tucker North Marion Donald E. Thompson Kalona Joan Vogle Keota Robert Porter Route 2 David Bauer Joan Blodgett West

Ancient Greek boxers and the early sport rules

The piece suggests ancient Greek boxers fought with windmill style rather than straight punches. Jokes referenced broken ears and ear guards were used. Despite humorous depictions, boxing rules closely resembled those of the modern ring.

Greece

Washington youths shine at Yankee tryouts in Des Moines

Kenneth Aller third baseman and Wayne Marshal outfielder from Washington’s American Legion team joined 80 youths for a two day Yankee scouts event at Birdland Park. Both players earned exposure Friday and Saturday under Joe McDermott and Tom Greenwade with expenses paid by local fans. Marshal also pitches and will return to Washington High School this fall for football and basketball. Aller hails from near Keota and is an all around athlete at Keota High School.

Kenneth Aller Wayne Marshal Washington American Legion New York Yankees Des Moines Yankee Joe McDermott Tom Greenwade Birdland Park Marshal Washington High School Aller Keota Keota High School

New York Climates: Summer Heat and Winter Cold Averages

The statewide normal temperatures show June to August average 65 degrees or higher. December to February average 32 degrees or lower. The remaining six months average between 32 and 65 degrees.

New York New York State

Goodbye to a Sociable Neighbor Mrs Miller at 81

A hometown obituary notes Mrs. Miller, 81, who died quietly after an illness. Born with a strong work ethic, she was active in First Presbyterian Church and loved by friends. Her family recalls her plans for a Crawfordsville picnic and long life ahead for Mrs Harwood. Funeral held today.

Dave Miller Harwood Crawfordsville First Presbyterian

Weekends Guests and Distant Journeys Highlight Local Notes

House guests this weekend included James Kemp and Robert Hopper of Trenton Missouri, with associations to the Rock Island railroad in Drakesville Iowa. The item also lists summer school starts for Henrietta Stewart at Parsons College Fairfield and a two week Kreml in Oklahoma visit by Evelyn Chhalupa Maria Caldwell and Norman Benn. Additional entries cover fishing trips to Leech Lake Minnesota and travels through Denver Colorado with relatives. A new address is provided for Cpl Herman H Doran at Base M P San Francisco California.

Paul Peiffer Elmer Jeiffer James Kemp Robert Hopper Trenton Rock Island Railroad Drakesville Iowa Stella Palmer RR. B. Palmer Willard California Leo R. Palmer C-Phn Mare Island San Francisco

Mikhailovitch Found Guilty of Treason and Death Sentence

In Belgrade a military court convicted Gen Draja Mikhailovitch of treason war crimes and collaboration with Germany and Italy. He and 10 others were sentenced to death by firing squad with executions to occur within 48 hours. Several others received long prison terms.

Belgrade Draja Mikhailovitch Mikhailovitey Presidium National Assembly Mikhailovitch

Pressure Gauge Care for Canners Before Summer

The delicate dial type gauge on your pressure canner should be checked before the summer canning season begins. If local checking isn’t available, pack it carefully with the glass and send it to the manufacturer for service.

Deadly chicken disease targets young flocks faster than coccidiosis

A disease affecting young chickens aged 4 to 20 weeks causes higher mortality and spreads more rapidly than coccidiosis, posing a serious risk to flocks and requiring prompt identification and control measures.

Allis-Chalmers strike hits 77th day record

Milwaukee July 15 The Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co strike reached its 77th day setting a new stoppage record at the farm equipment plants. Officials say 14 200 workers lost an average of 440 dollars each totaling 4 887 805 dollars versus 2 839 590 dollars and an average of 855 in 1941.

Milwaukee Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co

Riverside Town Council Meeting Notice 1946

Riverside Iowa announces a town council meeting on July 25 1946 at 8 00 P M at City Hall Taxpayers may be heard on the proposed expenditures for the year beginning April 1 1947 A detailed receipts and disbursements statement will be available Frances Baschnagel Town Clerk

Riverside Washington County Iowa City Hall Tha Haarine

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