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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1944

Page

2

Weekend visit and moves noted in Fairfield area

Hazel Sojka and Joan Horn, students at Parsons summer school in Fairfield, spent the weekend with Sojka's parents, Mr and Mrs F C Surface. The Surface family has moved from 1114 West Main to 733 South Iowa Avenue. Pvt David Galloway of Fort Riley is on fur lough with his parents, Mr and Mrs Kart Galloway, as their daughter Helen, a cadet nurse at Halstead, enjoys a two week vacation. An ad notes a fur coat opportunity at Richters furs in Rothschilds.

Hazel Sojka Joan Hornbaker Bonaparte Parsons College, Fairfield F. C. Surface Robert West Main Street Carl Martin South Iowa Avenue Richters Furs Rothschilds Pvt David Galloway Fort Riley Kan Kart Galloway Galloways Helen Halstead Lawson Crone Camp McCain Miss al Crone

Eight and a Half Pound Daughter Born Near Washington

Local residents report a baby girl weighing eight and three quarters pounds born about 11 o clock Saturday morning to Mr. and Mrs. John Arbogast who live southwest of Washington. Several families visit relatives and travelers, including Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Anderson of Chicago with daughters Sevilla Jean and Lynn staying with Dr. and Mrs. C. A Boice and sister Mrs. Richard Hopp. Mrs. George C Slavick of Chicago plans a visit with her grandmother Mrs. A. Anderson. Utterback of Oskaloosa seeks treatment in Rochester Minnesota. he is brother of the late Joe Utterback of Ainsworth and uncle to Mrs. G. C. Neiswanger. Grover Neiswanger died recently in Tucson, Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. J. Rothschild and granddaughter Phyllis Margolin of Yankton with Virginia Shepherd visited the Rothschild cottage near Oakville. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Myers arrived to spend time in the parental H. J. Myers and Ralph Scott homes, with Mrs. Myers having been stationed at Fort Benning, Georgia, and accompanying them were Mrs. Ralph Scott and daughter Joan who spent weeks with the Myers in Georgia.

John Arbogast Washington P. FE. Utterback Oskaloosa Rochester Minn Joe Utterback Ainsworth G. C. Neiswanger Minnesota Utterback Grover Neiswanger Tucson Ariz Richard Myers H. J. Myers Ralph Scott Myers Fort Penning Joan Georgia

Hospital Discharges And Admissions Reported

At the hospital Joan Ross of 711 South Fourth Avenue was discharged yesterday morning. Mary Porter of Brighton was admitted last evening as a surgical patient with lacerations on the left hand. Mrs Glen Chalupa, route three, Mary Ann Sondag of Keota, Hugh Brown of Ainsworth and Carmean Coon of Ainsworth underwent tonsillectomies this morning.

Joan Ross South Fourth Avenue Mary Porter Brighton Glen Chalupa Route Three Mary Ann Sondag Keota Hugh Brown Ainsworth Carmean Coon

Results of Major League Games Across Leagues

Major League results show New York routing Boston 7 1 in Sunday play while St Louis bests Cleveland 8 7 and 2 1 in two games. Washington beats Philadelphia in two, Chicago defeats Detroit in two, with other NL matchups Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburgh and St Louis Cincinnati noted.

Pet New York the Menatsn Washington Crevelance Reno Bs Ae Ice Philadelphia Boston St. Louis Cleveland Philadelpha Chicago Detroit Brooklyn Pitsburgh Pittsburgh Cincinnati

Mil ler Family Moves to Farm Southwest of Town

Mr and Mrs Soward P Miller move to their farm southwest of town. Mr and Mrs Henry Miller and two children travel from Des Moines to Devil's Lake North Dakota where Mrs Miller and children stay with her parents while Mr Miller serves. George Elberta Peaches for canning offered at 5 49 per bushel by Orcutt s Piggly Wiggly.

Soward P. Miller Henry Miller Des Moines Devil's Lake, N. Dak Miller Georgia

Weekend Visits Span Mediapolis to Monmouth

Mrs. W. C. Nelson returned to Mediapolis after visiting her son-in-law Orville Unzicker and family. Shirley Robeson went home to Monmouth after a weekend with Virginia McLaughlin. Mrs. W. A. Holland and daughter Faye plan to return to Davenport after a few days with the H. M. Putnam and Lee Holland households.

W. C. Nelson Mediapolis Orville Unzicker Shirley Robeson Monmouth Hill Virginia McLaughlin Monmouth College W. A. Holland Faye Davenport H. M. Putnam Lee Holland

Iowa families attend reunion and funeral notices spread

Rothschilds and others attended a Miller family reunion at Leighton Park in Ottumwa. The funeral of Mrs. Joe McGinnis drew relatives from Wisconsin Iowa and beyond including McGinnis kin from Sigourney Iowa City Audubon and Columbus Junction. A wedding and a radio broadcast by Alfred Dean Grady also featured in the day’s local notes.

Gardens 7p Weekly Victory Garden Iowa State College advice

The article advises fall plantings of Chinese cabbage endive kale and turnips with sowing tips for spacing thinning and timing through July. It notes frost tolerance of Chinese cabbage and recommends varieties Chihli We Tasi Wong Bok plus other second-summer crops like White Vienna kohlrabi Green Curled endive and Rose China radishes. It also covers sweet corn suckering onions and sweet potato vines, mulch use for grapes and raspberries, and tomato worm control with calcium arsenate or paris green spray and proper washing before eating.

Iowa State College Agricultural Extension Service

War Report Notes East Prussia Frontline Push

A Soviet front dispatch cites fighting near East Prussia as German positions bend toward their homeland. With Grodno and Kaunas fallen, Nazi defenses along the border look exposed. A Zurich dispatch reports civilian evacuations ordered from the frontier in East Prussia.

East Prussia Grodno Kaunas

Patton Promoted to Corporal in New Guinea Base

Corporal Patton, formerly of Washington Iowa, has been promoted in the Advanced Fifth Air Force at a New Guinea base. He serves in the communications section of Ken's Men, the B 24 Liberator unit of the Fifth Bomber Command. Patton is married to Stella Patton of 1061 Madison Street Washington and previously worked as an electrical engineer for Stone and Webster in Chicago.

Fifth Air Force Base New Guinea Charles J. Patton Washington Iowa Ken Fifth Bomber Command Corporal Patton Stella Patton Madison Street Mason City University of Iowa Patton Stone and Webster Corporation Chicago

New Plan To Settle Lend Lease With Washington Action

Business Week reports a bold Washington plan to settle lend lease by writing off nearly 20 billion dollars of war supplies to allies and offering a settlement on 35 billion dollars of machinery and industrial goods. The strategy aims to smooth Bretton Woods monetary plans by reducing war debts to a minimum.

New York Washington Business Week U.S Bretton Woods

Twelve Arrests in Ottumwa Disorderly House Raid

Lulu Norris of Ottumwa was charged as keeper of a disorderly house after a police raid. Eleven other individuals were arrested on charges as inmates of a disorderly house. Police reported a gambling game was in progress.

Ottumwa Lulu Norris

Mrs Stone Presents Recital by Her Piano Pupils

Mrs Stone hosted a Saturday afternoon recital at the Stone home featuring her piano students. Mothers of pupils attended, and another recital is planned for an early date with a similar program of pieces by Thompson, Cramm, Eckstein, Giebel, and others performed by named students.

Leo Stone Stone Thompson Janet Shalla Charlotte Berry

Social Calendar for New Haven Areas Detailed Meetings

The New Haven social calendar lists multiple group gatherings including the Ladies Aid Society with a change of meeting day, the Wesleyan Service Guild not meeting this month, V F W Auxiliary, Booster Club activities with a dessert roll call, Just Us Club and Linger Longer families picnic at Sunset Park, Kolah club omission, Valley Ladies Aid and Women of the Country club events, golf or bridge at the club house, dinner reservations by Tuesday noon, and W C T U and Lexington Ladies Aid Society meetings with hostesses and locations noted.

New Haven Ladies Aid Society Helen Robertson Arlene Augustine Country Club Wesleyan Service Guild of Methodist Church V.F.W K.C. Hall Raymond Landau Ed Roberts Just Us Club L. L. Loveless Main St Sunset Park Kolah Club Valley Ladies Aid Society Aft- Sor Tempe & O Des Adourek Helen Breese W. J. Shannon D. Morrison Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society Book of Job

Garden pests threaten tomatoes and potatoes this season

An agricultural note warns that the common stalk borer is appearing in gardens and attacking tomato and potato plants. It urges keeping the garden free of pests as the best economic control.

Crone Family Picnic Honors Pvt Lawson Crone at Sunset Park

Forty Crone relatives gathered at Sunset park for a noon picnic honoring Pvt Lawson Crone home from Camp McCain in Mississippi. The group enjoyed lunch and an afternoon of visiting and games.

Crone Sunset Park Pvt Lawson Crone Camp McCain Miss

Garden Care Tip Warns Against Wilted Branches

If a single branch wilts inspect the plant for a hole in the stem and dig out the worm. Removing the pest may save the plant and keep the garden healthy.

Birthday notices honor many local residents on weekend

A batch of birthday acknowledgments lists Sara Ellen Nicholson Karen Kay Baker Linda Kay Knotek and Susan Ann Conner plus Mrs Glenn Hayes Earl Simpson Mrs Lloyd Easter and others from Brighron Highland Center Highland Park and Ainsworth. Notable entries include Mrs Mary Chambers celebrating a 765th birthday and Mrs W J Thompson at 1002 North Iowa Avenue observed a birthday.

Sara Ellen Nicholson Clayton Nicholson Karen Kay Baker Raymond Baker West Chester Linda Kay Knotek John Knotek W. J. Thompson North Iowa Avenue Mary Chambers Ainsworth

Teacher Shortage Strikes Clayton County Rural Schools

County Superintendent H. F. Oelberg says 24 teaching vacancies exist in Clayton County one room schools, with as many as four openings in a township. He warns that without new teachers, at least one school in every township may have to close.

Mcgregor Clayton County H. F. Oelberg Oelberg

Rural Homemakers Club Meeting And Social At Wooley Home

Rural Homemakers Club met at Mrs Frank Boshart’s with seven members and three guests. Members knitted a Red Cross comforter and shared stories during roll call. The next August meeting will be at Mrs Frank Lanes Wooley Home. The union Young Peoples society held a social at Wilma Wooley’s country home with games indoors and on the lawn. Bernard Kert hart visiting from Farragut Idaho attended and was welcomed.

Crawfordsville Frank Boshart Aldren Red Cross Frank Lanes Wooley Union Young Peoples Sec Ety Wilma Wooley Bernard Ke?hart Furfovel Farragut Idaho

Using iodized salt for canning advice

Ruth Foster explains iodized salt can be used in canning. It may yield a slightly nicer product if good dairy salt is used. Iodized salt with starch can pour easily but may make jar liquid cloudy.

Ruth Foster

Marriage Announcement Helen Skipton Elmer Haller

Announcement this week of the marriage of Helen Skipton daughter of Mr and Mrs Cecil Skipton Columbus City and Elmer Haller son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Haller Muscatine in the Church of the Nazarene at Muscatine Rev Mr Patzelm officiated Attendants were Rosalye Olson and Curtis Logel Parents and friends attended the service The bridegroom entered the army and left for service July 4.

Columbus Junction Ju Ts Helen Skipton Cecil Skipton Columbus City Elmer Haller Clarence Haller Muscatine Te Nazarene Patzelm Rosalye Olson Curtis Logel

Pre-Nuptial Party For Esther Hayes

Esther Hayes a bride of a week was honored at a pre nuptial courtesy Friday with Mrs. Everett Simpson. Ten guests attended as they embroidered designs on tea towels for the bride elect. Refreshments were served. Dorothy E. Seaman of Denver Colorado appeared as an out of town guest.

Esther Hayes

Pratt and Hanna Families Move to New Homes

Mr and Mrs Ted Pratt of Harper visited relatives including Mrs Lola Winga yesterday. Mrs J B Hanna and two children moved to an apartment in the Howard Miller home at 625 South Marion Avenue from 325 East Main Street.

Ted Pratt Harper Lola Winga J. B. Hanna Howard Miller South Marion Avenue East Main Street

Presbyterian morning prayer meeting announced

A Presbyterian morning prayer meeting will be held at 9:30 Wednesday morning at the church. Local residents are invited to attend for communal prayer and reflection.

Also Mentioned on This Page

de Herman and Brock Washington Fruit Market Wolf’s Flower Shop T. D. Anderson Sevilla Jean and Lynn George C Slavick A. Anderson J. Rothschild Phyllis Margolin Yankton, S. Oak Virginia Shepherd Rothschild Cottage Oakville S. W. Easter Insurance West Congress Hotel Sept Pas Ee Aes Cintinnati Pace Uten Goede Byoortyr Stanley McKeown Irene John Cofman Bettendorf Gary Larry Max Coffman B. H. Baur David and Jerry Sally Joe Bailey C. C. Wilson Kathryn Valley Harry Whittaker Fort Jackson, S. C Mrs Martin L. Whittaker Mrs. Ray Box and Son Lyle Hal Longer Leigh Ton Park Joe McGinnis George McGinnis Merrill Paynter Elaine Clinton Wis Ruth Longmore Summers Elwyn McGinnis Audubon Jim McGinnis New York State Glen Adams Jim Dorothy E. Seaman Denver Colo Miss Seaman Miss Hayes James Birney Roy Caviness Karen Keith Kenneth Karla M. C. DeLong Ross Galloway Jack Waterloo Ho J. McCreedy Dave McCreedy Lois Wilmington Del H. J. McCreedy W. A. Patterson Willard D. Patterson Alfred Dean Grady Ivo Grady Kalona WSUT State University of Iowa Grady Ernestine Prussia Thompson Criss Cross Kathryn Orcutt Bob Ibinsat Thompson the Rabbit Anatabbekesce Oras Sally Miller Thompson Teri Aint Thompson Darlene Snyder Giebel the Fairies Harp Thompson Nancy Conner Dream of Little Boy Blue Ping Williams Ann Richards Mary Jo ‘Tobin Thompson ‘Country Gardens Margaret Lee Guilt Salvas Rtas Oscil Giebel Ehlmenreich Donna Peters MacLachlan Ed Fi Eckstein Jo Ann Fulton Eckstein Jim Lloyd Lady Bird Margarette McCleery March of the Gnomes John Lloyd Wiassax Rogers Jeanne Rudiger Tarantelle Mwei Phyllis Crcutt Lemont Dolores Alliman Will ‘O Jungmann Qabnyv Onuwer Mertha Davis Pickijiinny Smith Messenet Mary Rita McLaughlin W.C.T.U Russell Bell N. Ave Lexington Ladies Aid Society Saipan Garapan Marianas International Frederick D. Smith Port Chester N. Y Point Pleasant Hospital Norman C. Witte International Soundphoto Susan Ann Conner E. A. Conner Hubert Wilson Glenn Hayes Earl Simpson Lloyd Easter Floyd Edwards Ruth Ringheim Ethel Maye Bailey John Hyde, Sr Joe Krotz Highland Center Hugene Engel D. F. Barnes Highland Park Mich J. C. Penney Marietta Workman Vera Hysell Little’s Furniture Rural Homemakers Club V. Grall Sulfa Products CO Manse Wee Geo. L. McDaniel
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