Meetin Park Softball Squad Planned for Park Meeting
The McCleery Cummings softball team is asked to meet in the Park this evening at 8 to arrange transportation to Wyman.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1952
Page
2
The McCleery Cummings softball team is asked to meet in the Park this evening at 8 to arrange transportation to Wyman.
Dry skin spoils summer activities as sun and wind deplete natural oils. A cosmetic creme protects skin from sun rays and dust by forming a protective makeup layer that keeps skin soft and pliant while worn.
Community listings show events from Pythian Past Chiefs Assoc to Rebekah lodge and various clubs. Open house at Rev Mark C. Sullivan residence. Kos Reunion. Rosemary club dinner. Knights of Pythias and local family gatherings noted with times and locations.
Mrs Stewart entertained the Pythian Circle on Wednesday with four guests including Mrs Jessie McCoy and Mrs Lottie Watson. President Mrs Briley led a brief business meeting. guests performed poems quizzes stories and two songs by Mrs Oldfield. refreshments served by Mrs Harriet Coulter and Mrs Watson. The Circle plans to meet with Mrs Jotw Libe in August.
A Wednesday ice cream social at St James Social Hall drew a full house with sold out homemade ice cream and other foods. Sponsors included 1 Anthons Circle led by Mrs Raymond Hammen, St Marys Circle led by Mrs Mary Reister, and St Ritas Circle led by Mere Grant McKune who also served as general chair. Mrs Ray Han won the door prize.
The J. W. Roker Women's Relief Corps held the second social at the KTV hall in West Chester on Tuesday afternoon with SJ members and visitors. Music and contests provided entertainment. Ellie Van Sickle read a paper on hours of duty. Cards were signed and sent to shut-in members. refreshments followed served by the committee.
Mrs. Myrtle Warren hosted the Sunshine Community club gathering with 14 members and one guest Wilma seen blossom. Members guessed their secret sister identities, exchanged gifts, and drew new names for next year. Mrs. Louis Koehler led games and a reading by Mrs. Will Richards. Door prize went to Mrs. Jessie Stout.
The New Haven BYF group met July 11 at the Leeper home with Jerry Crossett presenting the lesson. They planned an ice cream social for July 25 at New Haven at 7 p.m. Homemade ice cream and cake will be served. The New Haven group recently visited Lake Darling as guests of the Washington BYF.
Supt and Mrs C M Rogers of Ainsworth and Ronald Rogers will motor to Des Moines this weekend to visit friends. Ronald will be guest soloist at Crace Methodist church on Sunday July 20 and the program will be broadcast on KRNT from 11 15 to 11 45 that morning. Adve and Mrs Richard Dodder have left for Biloxi Miss after a 12 day visit in the Dodder home with relatives. Ron and Paul Dodder will visit Manhattan Kans and Dr R C Cook home in Hattiesburg Miss on the way home.
Results show Melody Lanes sweeping Alley Dusters 3 to 0 with 1993 series and 1800 game include handicaps. Marys Lambs beat Who Dun Its 3 to 6, led by 1758 team score and 75 handicap. Wood Peckers toppled Birneys Beavers 2 to 1 with 1836 handicap. Dutchs Crutches beat Happy Rollers 2 to 1. high game by Dorothy Marston 439 and Helen Norris son 155. High team games 739 and 639. high team series Melody Lanes 1993 and Birneys Beavers 1856.
Iowa governor William S. Beardsley said he would hold a hearing Tuesday for Edward J. Beckwith to consider commuting his death sentence. Beckwith, a Morrison factory worker, was condemned for the mutilation slaying of Mrs. Irma Jean Stahlhut and faces execution on Aug. 4. Beckwith’s attorney Glenn Beers of Waterloo requested the hearing as his client’s final hope for clemency.
Christmas season arrives in Vernon British Columbia as tree scouts and buyers secure cutting rights for select young evergreen tracts. Actual fir cutting on the Okanagan slopes is set to begin in October.
Don’t discard bread trimmings from enriched yeast raised loaves. Each slice contains added thiamine niacin riboflavin and iron. Toast slowly until dry and store to use as dry bread crumbs in recipes.
A collie guards the mouth of a 140 foot abandoned mine shaft in Joplin Missouri as volunteers drain it. A diesel pump broke down delaying efforts to lower the water level believed to be hundreds of yards long and 70 feet deep. The dog remains at the shaft maybe awaiting its master who vanished at the site. Tulsa parts were sought for repair and pumping was to resume.
President Truman signed a bill authorizing construction of a new Mississippi River bridge beside the Iowa Illinois Memorial Bridge linking Bettendorf Iowa with Moline Illinois.
At the hospital a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard McKune this morning. Dismissals today include Mrs. Emma Humston, Mrs. Glen Durst and daughter.
A simple method suggests toasts topped with a frankfurter and cheddar, broiled until the cheese melts. The dish offers a quick warm snack with minimal ingredients and fast preparation.
Mr. Lloyd Foster, chair of the Washington County local board, warns registrants and employers misunderstand Selective Service agricultural deferments. Deferments are not permanent exemptions. they last up to 12 months and often as little as six. Every fit young man will eventually face training and service.
The speaker outlined two purposes for agricultural deferments. First, to secure market production of critical crops for national health and safety. Second, to let farm operators adjust operations until they can operate without the registrant or until a replacement is found. Registrants with deferment after June 19, 1951 remain liable for induction until their birth date. They must keep the local board informed of status changes affecting classification.
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