Talls Defeat Heavies In Five Inning Softball Tilt
The Talls beat the Heavies 7 to 6 in Troop last night in a lively city league game. A crowd enjoyed the entertaining match and a post game showing of local teams in the area as colorful costumes and noisy play drew cheers throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agg
Hinshaw
Lefty
Talis
Henry Ttle
Batteries
Manmountain
Artaman Crone
Filown
George McDaniel
Innines
George
City Softball Commission Applauds Benefit Game Support
Secretary Hallie Ward and city softball officials thank participants for backing a benefit game that raised enough to cover all outstanding bills. Ward says the crowd was nice and expresses appreciation to the two teams and helpers for their efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie Ward
City Softball Commission
Mr. Ward
Troop F to Meet Rex Orpheums in Fairfield Softball Clash
Troop F faces the Rex Orpheums of Fairfield in a Thursday evening softball game at Troop field. Fairfield's strong team is expected to provide a tough test for the troopers. A preceding match between two city league teams starts at 8 30. Admission is five cents to fund lights and field upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop F
Rex Orpheums
Fairfield
Troop Field
Local Team Wins Tilt at Richland
The American Pearls playing as Washington's team in the Tri-County league beat Richland-Rubio 9 to 8 at Richland. Earlier Washington and Richland girls met with Richland winning 17 to 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
American Pearls
Washington
Richland-Rubio
Washington and Richland Girls
Richmond Upsets Giants In City League Defeat
The Washington Giants, a top city league team, traveled to Richmond last night and were edged by the fast Richmond squad 4 to 3. The close game featured strong pitching and late scoring runs from Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Bets Giants
Washington Giants
Richmond
Today in Baseball Standings and Results
Daily standings show Sewena leading with 48 29. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati follow, while Philadelphia and New York trail. Yesterday Cincinnati beat New York 7 5. Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 9 3. Boston beat Philadelphia and St. Louis topped Chicago. Today's games include Philadelphia at Chicago and Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. American League and American Association results and standings are listed with multiple matchups and scores.
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Ee Tewee
Sewena
Er Naar
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Tar Ea
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Ww. L. Pet
Reewes
Cieveees
Cnccea
Umiseenin
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
L. Pet
Minneapolis
Columbus
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Gememinn
Louisville
Washington Team Loses at Junction in Tourney Play
In Columbus Junction Iowa on July 17 the Journal kittenball team of Muscatine defeated the Washington team 12 to 8 in the resumed annual tourney postponed by rain. Washington led until the sixth inning as the Red Paint Store team of Muscatine fell 6 to 2 to Wapello. Tournament play resumes July 22.
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Columbus Junction
Journal Kittenball
Muscatine
Washington
Red Paint
Wapello
Defeating Opponents in Fatal Inning Highlighted
A fragment notes that men took full advantage and won the contest in the fatal inning, signaling a decisive late surge in the game.
Little Cantoni Doubles Champions Lose In Five Set Final
Dave Boyer and Gene Turner tried to stop the Little Cantoni group from sweeping but fell in a five set men s doubles final. Henry Little and Tom Cantoni are city men s doubles champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Boyer
Gene Turner
Little-Cantoni
Henry
Little
Tom Cantoni
Henry Little
Loretta Cantoni
Loretta
Tom
Nicola & Harmonatore
Aces edge Legion in Crawfordsville softball. Owls beat Cubs
In Crawfordsville on July 17 the Aces won 6 to 5 over the Legion with a late rally aided by 4A Jones. The Owls then defeated the Cubs 4 to 2 as both games showcased strong defense by Al Mitchel who played second base for both teams with 8 assists and 3 put outs, no errors.
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Crawfordsville
Aces
Legion
Legions
4A. Jones
Rich
Owls
Cubs
Andy Errrors
Mitchel
Iowa Women Readies Exposition at State Fair
Iowa women will present a mid summer exposition at the State Fair in Des Moines. The event runs August 21 to 30 in two buildings and features 25 farm bureau and home improvement projects, cooking canning sewing and more. Major contests include baking earning and preserving and the statewide baby health contest with cash prizes and medals. Over 150000 women expected to attend and participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Federation of Women's Clubs
Women's Department of the Farm Bureau
Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers
Girls’ 4-H Clubs
Women's Farm Bureau
Farm Women
State Farm
Moonbuster Party by Young People at Hanna Home
The United Presbyterian church youth group held a Moonbuster at Mr and Mrs Lee Hanna's country home Monday evening with 27 attendees. Three croquet games ran simultaneously in the yard as Mr Zimmerman led the activities. The group viewed the moon eclipse and enjoyed punch and wafers afterward.
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Crawfordsville
Young Peoples Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
Lee Hanna
Zimmerman
Oakley Case Wedding Held in Moline Illinois
Mr and Mrs Robert M Oakley were married at First Congregational Church Moline yesterday afternoon at two o clock. He is a salesman for Farmers Implement store and John Deere store in Washington. The bride Miss Helen Louise Case is daughter of Mr and Mrs R B Case of Moline. The ceremony was a single ring affair officiated by Dr William Robert Hodgson with immediate relatives present.
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Robert M. Oakley
Apt. 5
New England
First Congregational Church
Moline
Ill
Oakley
Farmers Implement
John Deere
Washington
Helen Louise Case
R. B. Case
Gertrude Oakley
Nellie C. Desaulniers
Jennie Melvin
Betty Walker
Moling
Aurora, Ill
William Robert Hodgson
Moline High School
Augustana College
Riverside Wedding Ties Sioux City and Fort Dodge Roots
Miss Effie Welin daughter of Mrs. Nels Welin of Sioux City wed Edward Hayek son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hayek of Fort Dodge on May 11 at the bride’s sister's home in Kansas City Missouri. The ceremony was led by Rev W E King with music by Dorothy Miller and a reception for sixty followed. The couple will live in Fort Dodge.
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Riverside
Effie Welin
Nels Welin
Sioux City
Edward Hayek
Johyn Hayek
Fort Dodge
Fred R. Miller
Kansas City
W. E. King
Independence
Harold Cormany
Elsie Welin
Fred Coyle
Hayek
Everett Saunders
Lawrence Saunders
John Hayek
Charles Coyle
Chicago
Harold Testerman
Liberty
Ethel Neilson
Eleanor Neilson
Genoa
Neb
Stout Cousins Reunion at Klopfenstein’s Home
A Stout cousins reunion gathered Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Joe Klopfenstein’s home with nearly 50 attendees. A basket lunch on the lawn, afternoon ice cream and cake, and music by Verameligg and Jessie Stout followed a joyful day. Officers were elected: President Lloyd Stout, VP Fred Klopfenstein, secretary-treasurer Bertha Klopfenstein, reporter Mrs. Walter Stout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stout
Joe Klopfenstein
Miss Verameligg
Jessie Stout
Lloyd Stout
Fred Klopfenstein
Bertha Klopfenstein
Walter Stout
Veramella Stout
Farl Salterburgh
Harold Klopfenstein
John Stout
George Stout
Edgar Stout
Miles Stout
Keith Barnes
Kolosick Reunion Set for Iowa City Park
Announced for Sunday August 4 the Kolosick family reunion will be held in a local Iowa City park, inviting relatives to gather for a day of fellowship and memories.
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Kolosick
Iowa City Park
Social calendar for Wednesday to Saturday events
Nurses picnic at Sunset Park sponsored by Washington county hospital alumni for all nurses at 6 pm. Sunset Park WV F W Auxiliary at 8 pm. Other clubs and church groups list meetings and pot lucks from Wednesday through Saturday with times and host names.
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Washington County’ Hospital
Sunset Park
Des Moines Friends Honor Miss Corbin
The Des Moines Regis ter reports Mu Phi Epsilon alumna Miss Margaret Corbin is leaving Drake Conservatory to teach voice at Denison University in Granville Ohio next year. She will depart Sunday for Washington to visit her mother Mrs A J Corbin. Attending luncheon guests included Mesdames Franz Kasehan Lewis M Bolton Arch Kriedler H E Koerner Nell G Foearty Taylor Grimes Herbert Gould Gertrude Huntoon Nourse Lenore Mudge Stull P B Sherriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Register
Margaret Corbin
Grace Ransom
Mu Phi Epsilon
Omega
Nell G. Foearty
Taylor Grimes Herbert Gould
Gertrude Huntoon Nourse
Lenore Mudge Stull
P. B. Sherriff
Family Picnic Held for Catholic Daughters of America
Out-of-town guests attended a Sunday family picnic at Sunset Park hosted by Catholic Daughters of America. Ottumwa district deputy Mrs J J Smith and daughters Lillian along with Katherine Mahoney and Katherine Herrick led local attendees. Iowa City delegates included Kate Donovan Mary Michale Mary Donovan Alice White and Geraldine Eglin with her mother Mrs A A Eglin of Richmond. After the park gathering they moved to the K C hall for informal visiting.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Sunset Park
Ottumwa
J. J. Smith
Lillian
Katherne Mahoney
Katherine Herrick
Margaret Keller
Iowa City
Kate Donovan
Mary Michale
Mary Donovan
Alice White
Geraldine Eglin
Notable Names Mentioned in a Community Notice
The list includes Pierce Paul and Arthur Jones with Gil Rogers alongside Misses Marjorie Gustafson Lea Reidesel Lillian Swartzel Evelyn Zirbel Martha Capps Mildred Caldwell Marjorie Hackenberg and Eloise Greenleaf in a local notice. Names indicate residents or participants in a community event or group activity.
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Ther Pierce Paul
Arthur Jones
Gil Rogers
Marjorie Gustafson
Lea Reidesel
Lillian Swartzel
Evelyn Zirbel
Martha Capps
Mildred Caldwell
Marjorie Hackenberg
Eloise Greenleaf
Mrs A Anderson Hosts Visitors For Tea
Mrs A Anderson hosted a yesterday afternoon tea honoring Mrs C W Startsman and daughter Miss Betty Startsman of Lansdowne Pa Also invited were Miss Elizabeth Klein St Paul teacher home for the summer and Mrs Hanna Bailey of Pittsburgh In a colleges discussion it emerged twenty six guests had attended thirty four colleges The tea was a mother daughter occasion with mothers and daughters present Ice cream and tea cakes were served by Mrs Anderson assisted by Mrs A Keith Droz and Mrs T L Brookhart
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A. Anderson
C. W. Startsman
Betty Startsman
Lansdowne
Elizabeth Klein
St. Paul
Hanna Bailey
Pittsburgh
Anderson
A. Keith Droz
T. L. Brookhart
West Chester Home Mission Meet Set for Friday
Election and installation of officers for the Cora Henderson Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church will be held Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. W. Me.
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Milt Denison
Ted Crone
Howard Kerr Lawn
Rebekah
I. C. O. F. Hallary Society
Co. S Williams
Cora Henderson
West Chester
M. FE
Prairie Flower Mission Circle Club
Augustine
Presbyterian Women's Mission
A. W. McEilain
Young Member Attends Past Noble Grand Meeting
The Rebekah lodge circle welcomed DeElda Mae Lee with her mother Mrs M C Lee at the Monday gathering hosted by Mrs Oral Mayo. Nine members attended along with guest Mrs Bertha Kupka who helped serve a two course luncheon. Visiting and pinochle provided entertainment as Mrs Florence Hout led the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
DeElda Mae Lee
M. C. Lee
Oral Mayo
Bertha Kupka
Mayo
Florence Hout
Golf Breakfast at Country Club Hosts and Prizes
Twenty three attendees gathered for a Country Club golf breakfast hosted by Mrs. EB D Morrison Jr and Mrs. M J Cruise. Marjorie Prat received a ball for low score on the seventh hole and Mrs F Boller a ball for high score on the ninth. Mrs Dusenbery led devotions and Mrs Walter Bauer led the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
EB D Morrison, Jr
M. J. Cruise
Marjorie Prat
F. Boller
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Heavies
Rynutsston
Heaes
Andryone
McFadden
Elmer
Allan
Mace
Oth
Wolf
G.y Brown
Jesse Winga
Ies
Tom Hrockhart
E Y
Uns
Jess Win
John
Jess
Havel Red Jackets
Cafe
North Siders
TROOP
Fairfield Club
Tri-County
GUE Victory
Toledo
Boyer
Turner
Case Oakley
Moline, Ill
Klopfenstein’s
Helen Louise Case of
Moline, II
Mm. UN
BAU
Corbin
Cc. S. Lemmon
John W. Lemmon
Optometrists
East Side
C. 2D. of
Mrs. A. Anderson
Noble
Blain
Dusenbery
Walter Bauer
Childs
Grahams Department Stores
SILK
Org
Rockford
Men's Athletic Union
Ric Pon
Ana
St. Denis
Vyruit
Aise Fnamnel
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