National League Results and Standings Report
Yesterday's results show Chicago defeated Brooklyn 7 to 1 while Philadelphia beat St. Louis 4 to 3. New York earned a 3 to 1 win over Pittsburgh and Cincinnati defeated Boston 7 to 6. Games today include Brooklyn at Chicago and New York at Pittsburgh with Philadelphia at St. Louis listed as scheduled.
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Brooklyn
New York
AniGhee
Pitlevotwe Twas
Roano
Bo Owe Iss
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Boston
Republicans Rally for Victory and War Aims
Governor candidate Bourke Hickenlooper pledges unified support for all war measures at the Republican state convention. He argues for complete victory, nonpartisan effort, and warns against federal overreach endangering local government. He lauds Iowa’s war production, bonds, and farming while stressing party collaboration.
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Hudson
Lowa
Bourke BR. Hickenlooper
Towa
Hickenlooper
Washington
Local visitors and staff changes noted in area headlines
Mrs E A Ritz and daughter travel to Iowa City to visit George Petsel and family. C F Anderson begins a two week vacation as Burlington railway agent with Harlord Booth as relief. Mrs Harry Haney and Mrs Walter Brown visit Cedar Rapids relatives. Dr Sartor's office closes July 20 to August 8. Mrs Ethel Stewart and Julia Keota visit. Don Shepherd misses work at J C Penney store due to severe sunburn.
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E. A. Ritz
Fred Bourgeois
Iowa City
George Petsel
Petsel
Mrs. Ritz
Harry Haney
Walter Brown
Cedar Rapids
W. P. Moore
Frank Haney
Don Shepherd
J. ¢. Penney, Inc
Scoreboard Summary for Baseball Night
Chicago 3 Boston 2 New York 8 Cleveland 5 St Louis 5 Philadelphia 1 Washington 6 Detroit 5. Chicago vs Boston Cleveland vs New York St Louis vs Philadelphia Detroit vs Washington games listed.
Families relocate and visits noted in Muscatine area
Mrs Stanly Zager and children Donald Jerry and Deloris return to Washington from North Carolina citing heat and crowding. Lieutenant Zager reports to Goldsboro field N Car. Fred Randle of Moline visits J B Randle home with daughter Betty June. Grover Custer and Harry McKeene visit Doris Custer at John Deere plant site in Muscatine. Virginia Sheetz graduates from Gem City Business College Quincy Ill and vacationing with her parents. Mary French and Jessie Stewart visit D A R log cabin in Sunset Park with 48 visitors from town and Washington alike to see relics.
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Stanly Zager
Donald
Jerry
Deloris
Washington
North Carolina
Zager
Goldboro Field
Car
Fred Randle
Moline
Betty June Randle
Burbank
Calif
J.B. Randle
John Deere
Mary French
Jessie Stewart
D.A.R
Sunset Park
Hospital Discharges After X ray and Surgery
Alois Music of 621 West Monroe was discharged this morning after X ray and surgery for lacerated fingers on the right hand. Ed Gallagher and Mrs. Mary Lukovsky were dismissed this afternoon. Max Goodlander of 408 East Baltimore Harrison underwent an emergency appendectomy last evening.
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Alois Music
W. Monroe
Ed Gallagher
Mary Lukovsky
Max Goodlander
EB. Harrison
Republican governor hopeful pledges continued efficient government
A gubernatorial candidate urged continuation of the past three and a half years efficiency policy. He promised to maintain the confidence placed in the present administration and called on fellow Republicans to join a vigorous campaign. He predicted a large GOP majority in November with a militant party behind the effort.
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Tinue
Funeral services for Ww L Dusenbery held at Sherman’s
Funeral services for Ww L Dusenbery were conducted yesterday at Sherman’s funeral home with Dr. R Keagy presiding. Pallbearers included Harry Dusenbery Alvin Shaw Frank Casey Wisie Long Frank Macon and Charles Denison. Burial followed in Elm Grove cemetery.
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Ww. L. Dusenbery
Sherman
Prosecution Completes Saboteur Case in McCoy Remarks
Major General Frank McCoy said the military commission has completed its case against eight Nazi saboteurs landed off the East Coast in a submarine. He spoke in Washington D C on July 17.
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Washington, D. C
Frank McCoy
Military Commission
Emergency Appendix for Ottumwa Woman
Maxie Cummings of Ottumwa underwent an emergency appendectomy Tuesday morning. Her mother Mrs. Ivan Cummings, who had visited, went to Ottumwa Monday. Daryl Dodder left for Chicago to report tomorrow at the naval reserve aviation base in Glenview Kl, to become Seaman First Class after enlisting last May. Mrs J A Hyink Dusenbery and Robert Hyink of Des Moines visited the Simpson home yesterday after traveling from Muscatine.
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Maxie Cummings
Ottumwa
Ivan Cummings
Daryl Dodder
Chicago
Naval Reserve Aviation Base
Glenview
Erasa
J. A. Hyink
Miss Dusenbery
Robert Hyink
Des Moines
Thomas Simpson
Muscatine
Lend-Lease Aid Reaches New High in June
President Roosevelt announced that June lend-lease aid totaled 708 million dollars, the highest monthly total in 16 months of the program. From March 11, 1941 to June 30, 1942, aid extended to the United Nations and other eligible countries reached 5.205 billion dollars.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
United States
United Nations
Farewell Parties For Carlton Family
Mr and Mrs Guy Carlton to be honored tonight at a farewell courtesy. Six bridge club couples dine at Wingas cafe then play bridge at Glenn L Wilson home before the Carlton move Monday to Dubuque where Mr Carlton becomes a high school instructor and assistant coach. Mrs Raymond Dayton hosted a farewell for Mrs Carlton with bridge as key entertainment and high score prize split by Mrs E D Morrison Jr and Mrs Roger Sherman. The Carlton and extended families plus John and Suzanne Carlton joined a Wednesday picnic with 15 people including Mrs Carlton’s mother Mrs Kleese Hartman and neighbor Frank Stewart.
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Guy Carlton
Winga
Glenn L. Wilson
Carlton
Dubuque
Raymond Dayton
E. D. Morrison
Group Plays Bridge After Country Club Dinner
Ten persons attended the Country Club dinner last evening including out of town guests Mrs Hazel Pease Nelle Wilson Des Moines Esther Larimer Anaheim Mrs Alma Fisher Omaha and Mr and Mrs William Stewart Pomona Calif. The Stewarts sang solos and duets with Mrs R H McCleery as accompanist. Bridge followed with Mrs Lester Orr winning the women’s high score and Dr A W Clow the men’s high score.
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Country Club
Hazel Pease
Nelle Wilson
Des Moines
Esther Larimer
Anaheim
Calif
Alma Fisher
Omaha
Nebr
William Stewart
Pomona
Stewart
R. H. McCleery
Lester Orr
A. W. Clow
Local visitors and funerary notices fill Lake Forest weekend
Lieut Com A Keith Droz and family of Lake Forest NL arrive for a weekend with the Hen ry Berdo household. Navy surgeon Droz stays at the Great Lakes station. Relatives attend the funeral of W L Dusenbery with a large Wyoming and Iowa correspondents list. Betty Hamil leaves as stenographer. Maurine Walker to replace her. Louisville visitors David McCreedy family spend two weeks with H J McCreedy. Galloways visit and summer with grandparents.
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A. Keith, Droz
A. Keith
A. John
Lake Forest
Henry Berdo
Droz
Navy Hospital
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Betty Hamil
Maurine Walker
Miss Hamil
Omaha
Nebr
Martin
Lester
David McCreedy
Lois
Louisville
H. J. McCreedy
Ross Galloway
Bob
Bill
Waterloo
McCreedys
Jack
Rachael Galloway
Air Raid Alarm Sounds in London
London notes an afternoon air alarm the first daytime alert since March 16 when a lone raider bypassed the Thames estuary area. Last night’s alarm on June 3 produced no bombs, and alarms are not usually sounded for single reconnaissance planes.
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London
England
Thames Estuary
Lonadon
British pilot Finucane killed by German machine gun
Air ministry disclosed that Brendan Finucane a famed British pilot was killed yesterday on the French coast near Pointe du Touquet. He died during a low altitude mass attack on German targets in one of the war's largest daylight raids.
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London
England
Brendan
Taddy) Finucane
Air Ministry
Finucane
Pointe du Touquet
Union May Block Iowa U. Broadcast
Iowa City report on a national arts festival notes press circles awaiting action by James Petrillo and the musicians union over a planned Iowa University symphony broadcast. university officials continue preparations for the Iowa Symphony Orchestra program to air on NBC red network.
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Iowa City
Iowa
New York
N.Y
James C. Petrillo
Musicians’ Union
State University of Iowa
University Symphony Orchestra
National Broadcasting Co
White Way Club Meeting with Pearl Smith
The White Way club met Tuesday afternoon with ten members. Guests Mrs. Jack Cherry and daughters Jean Ann Kay and Grace Munro attended. Margaret Smith and Jean Ann Cherry provided entertainment. Refreshments were by Jean Ann Kay Cherry and Margaret Smith. Next meeting is with Mrs Howard Stewart on August 4.
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White Way Club
Pearl Smith
Jack Cherry
Jean Ann
Kay
Grace Munro
Margaret Smith
Jean Ann Cherry
Kay Cherry
Howard Stewart
H J Club Meets In J Shalla Home
Mrs John Shalla sr Mrs Emma Bopp and Mrs V J Spe racek and fourteen members of the H J club were guests yesterday afternoon of Mrs John Shalla Jr The afternoon was spent visiting and playing bingo with each prize winner being given a bar of soap The hostess was assisted by her daughter Darlene in serving refreshments The next meeting will be in three weeks with Mrs Ray Sojka.
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John Shalla, Sr
Emma Bopp
V. J. Speracek
H. J. Club
John Shalla, Jr
Darlene
Ray Sojka
Valley Ladies Meet With Mrs Feltz
The Valley Ladies Aid society met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Lillie Feltz. Eleven members and one visitor attended. They completed plans to serve dinners to threshers in two weeks with Mrs Mary Frederick.
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The
Valley Ladies Aid Society
Lillie Feltz
Mary Frederick
Kolah Club Holds July Meeting at Mrs Quinn Home
Mrs. D. Quinn hosted eight Kolah club members at 409 West Main Street for the July gathering. Each member reported on her topic while Sara Trotman performed two vocal selections. The afternoon concluded with socializing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Quinn
West Main Street
Kolah Club
Sara Trotman
Good Will Club Hosts Picnic Dinner At Sunset Park
Members and guests gathered for a 1 pm picnic at Sunset Park. Mrs. I. B. Hexworth chaired the social committee. Thirteen members attended with guests including Mrs. Claude Bain Mrs. Wenger Mrs. Maud Koehler Mrs. Tina Holt Mrs. Peiffer Mrs. Curtis Evelyn Hexworth Phyllis Sisk and Betty Lou Propst.
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Good Will Club
Sunset Park
I. B. Hexworth
Claude Bain
Wenger
Maud Koehler
Tina Holt
Peiffer
Curtis
Evelyn Hexworth
Phyllis Sisk
Betty Lou Propst
Kolosick Family Reunion Set for August in Sunset Park
The Kolosick family announces a reunion on Sunday August 2 at Sunset Park Washington with a picnic dinner at noon.
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Kolosick
Sunset Park
Washington
Moville Bridge Worker Drowns In Little Sioux River
Moville man Ed Maack employed on a bridge project near Anth on drowned in the Little Sioux River while helping carry a heavy 8 inch plank. He reportedly struck steel girders and sank after falling from trestle work. body recovered at noon.
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Sioux City
Ed Maack
Moville
Anthon
Little Sioux
Maack
Dale Manson
Social Calendar Notice Signals Friday Deadline
Social calendar entries require by 10 a m on Friday. Rebekah lodge meets at 7 30 p m at the I O C F hall. Saturday events include WBC and 2 80 pat at the ACR hall.
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Rebekah Lodge
C.F. Hall
Pat Acr
Hall
Birthday wishes fill town as many celebrate
Mrs Glenn Hayes and Mrs Earl Simpson mark birthdays today along with Mrs Lloyd Easter and stepdaughter Mrs Floyd Hdwards Ruth Ringheim and other locals share their special day Out-of-town celebrants include Ethel Maya Bailey of Valley Mrs John Hyde Jr of Brighton and Mrs Joe Krotz of Highland Center Eugene Engle DT D Barnes Susan Ann Conner Marietta Workman and Mrs Vera Hysell also have birthdays Mr and Mrs Hubert Wilson celebrate their wedding anniversary noting they wed in 1922 Mary Ellen Custer turns 14 today
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Ethel Maya Bailey
Valley
John Hyde, Jr
Brighton
Joe Krotz
Highland Center
DT D. F. Barnes
Susan Ann Conner
E. A. Conner
Marietta Workman
Mrs. O. H. Moobs Hosts 81st Birthday Party
Mrs. O. H. Moobs celebrated her 81st birthday Tuesday at home in Columbus Junction with friends. Hosts Mrs. J. P. Knott and Mrs. Perry Oakes organized the event. She has lived in the area most of her life, and she is survived by her son Harry Paxson of Des Moines and granddaughter Coral Roberdee of Davenport.
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Columbus Junction
O. H. Moobs
J. P. Knott
Perry Oakes
Pythian Past Chiefs Dine At H. C. Hotle Home
Eleven members of the Pythian Past Chiefs association met last evening with Mrs. H. C. Hotle. A short business meeting preceded three tables of bridge. Mrs. Oral Mayo won high score, Mrs. Richard Johnson low. Refreshments were served.
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The
Pythian Past Chiefs Association
H. C. Hotle
Oral Mayo
Richard Johnson
Jacksonites Meet With Ila M. Darnel
The Jacksonite Girls 4-H club met Monday afternoon with Ila Mae Darnel. Five members attended along with leader Mrs. Arthur Duensing and assistant Ruth Foster. Plans for Achievement Day were formed and Laura Jean Stout and Mary Ardith Jarrard were chosen for the demonstration team. The next meeting will be July 29 at the Jarrard home.
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Jacksonite
Ila Mae Darnel
Arthur Duensing
Ruth Foster
Laura Jean Stout
Mary Ardith Jarrard
Jarrard
Senior Needle Club At Holtz Residence
Riverside Iowa July members of the Senior Needle Club were hosted by Mrs Minnie Holt. Guests included Mrs Ella Culver and Mrs Jessie Myers. Aftermath of sociability followed with refreshments. A Get Well card was signed for Mrs A T Snyder then a short business session appointed a committee to collect fats for the government. Plans set for a July 23 meeting at city park with Mr and Mrs Dave Russell hosting.
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Riverside
Iowa
Minnie Holt
Ella Culver
J** Sie Myers
Snyder
University Hospital
Iowa City
William Ingram
Joel W. Tener
C. J. Karé
City Park
W C T U Meeting Held At Hawthorne Home
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met yesterday afternoon at Hawthorne home with Mrs. J A Hawthorne presiding. Devotional leadership by Mrs. V Crull and topic Christian Citizenship followed by readings of the American Creed and articles by Ira Wise Smith and J Edgar Hoover.
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The
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
J. A. Hawthorne
V. Crull
T. F. Barker
Daniel Polime
W Cc. T. U
Ira B. Wise Smith
J. Edgar Hoover
M. H. Sar
Rothschild's Store Maintains Trust Through Years of Change
The Rothschild Store, in business for over thirty eight years, survived war and economic downturns by upholding honesty, fair dealing and quality. In uncertain times, customers are advised to trade with this established shop for complete stock and courteous, cooperative service.
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T A'S
Rothschild
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Burlington Railway
Harold Booth
St. Charles
Dr. Sartor
Ethel Stewart
Julia
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Washington’s Store For Women
Cleveland
Detroit
Grover Custer
Harry McKeene
Doris Custer
Virginia Sheetz
Gem City Business College
Quincey, Ill
Oscar Sheetz
SLA
Rockwood's
W. J. Dusenbery
Carlton Family
Bill Dusenery
San Diego
Laird Dusenbery
W. L. Dusenbery
Flint, Mich
Ted Dalton
W. L. Dusenberry
Clarence Dayton
Oskaloosa
Ernest Fulton
North English
Anson Woodford
Earl Dusenbery
Davenport
C.E. Dusenbery
Mt. Pleasant
Homer Dusenbery
Roy Bauer
Sadie Dusenbery
Harry Dusenbery
West Chester
Roy Hildebrand
J. B. Garrett
Sam Turkington
Letts
C. H. Pollock
Union
Iowa U
J. Shalla
D. Quinn
Crall
Glenn Hayes
Earl Simpson
Lloyd Easter
Floyd Hdwards
Ruth Ringheim
Eugene Engle
Vera Hysell
Hubert Wilson
Mrs. Wilson
Mary Ellen Custer
Entertains Group
H. C. Hotle Home
Homer Stephen Serb Ubratee
Needle Club
Holtz
Dave Russell
Rivvrside
Val Yerot
Mr Apt
Ray Gowdy
Henry Brunner
Detraw
Michigan
Gorem Russell
Gen Russell
Wesley Prehoda
Grant
Janice Scherrer
Ida Gerot
Clement Robert
Betty Seydel
Clace Gerot
Norval Fier
Victor Bure
Cleo
Robert
W.C.T.U. Meeting
Hawthorne
Rothschild’s Store
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