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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1943

Page

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Riverside Banker Washington Girl Drowned in Iowa River

Davenport. A divorce petition in Scott County District Court lists George Molle a commercial fisherman seeking $1,000 alimony $100 in fees and title to property from his wife Louise He says he is number seven in her series of husbands and accuses her of cruel and inhuman treatment.

Davenport Scott County George Molle Louise Molle

Boat Capsize Drowns Riverside Banker and Girl in Iowa River

William O'Loughlin 60 president of the People's Trust and Savings bank at Riverside and Edith Godwin 13 drowned when their boat capsized on the Iowa River east of Riverside. Three others were rescued after clinging to a fallen tree and branches. Rescue by Jerry Simmering and Wesley Prehoda ended with one life lost and two survivors hospitalized in exhaustion and shock.

William O'Loughlin People’s Trust and Savings Bank Riverside Edith Godwin Harold Godwin Washington Iowa River Dolly Bennett Washington County Hospital Virginia Wallace Virginia Simmering Jerry Simmering Miss Bennett Miss Simmering Miss Wallace Mr. O'Loughlin Miss Walace Virginia Wesley Prehoda Saaday O'Loughlin Washington Party

Union Park Service Draws Large Crowd for Sermon by Rev Milo Phillips

A large audience gathered in Central Park for a Washington congregations union service featuring Rev Milo Phillips of St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed church. The sermon titled Where to Go When Trouble Comes stressed prayer with conviction and God’s deliverance.

Milo Phillips Park Central Park Washington St. Paul's Evangelical Hea Union Park Phillips Mr. Phillips

Local Navy Chief C Kim Tidd Dies in Boston

Chief Petty Officer C Kim Tidd, 38, formerly of Marshalltown and Des Moines, died July 14 at the Boston Naval Hospital from brain edema. He was en route to a North Atlantic post after being recalled for his sister’s death in Marshalltown. His wife and two sons survive.

Marshalltown C. Kim Tidd Navy Iown Navalospital Boston Mass Tidd Marsalltown Cedar Rapids Es Moines North Atlantic Des Moines Surive

Tragic driveway accident claims Nashua child life

Three year old Anne Clark died after her uncle's car backed from a garage onto the front porch area in Nashua. She was taken to Charles City hospital and died Sunday afternoon from head and chest injuries. Anne had traveled with her mother from California to visit relatives and was staying with her uncle Jarl Roth. Her death follows injuries suffered when the car moved as she stood near the porch with bushes obscuring the scene.

Anne Clark Charles

Northwood Fire Probe Concludes With No RB Found

The Worth County jury and a state fire marshal investigation into the Friendly tavern blaze last Sunday morning found no RB to report after a full day session. Officials, led by Zack T and Paul B. Hodgson, spent four days in Northwood conducting routine investigative work into the fire.

Northwood Worth Uryer and Orly Zack T.,ook Paul BE. Hogdson E State Fire Marshal’s Office

Tragedy Near Winterset Child Killed in Rural Crash

Eileen Standley eleven daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Standley of near Winterset died Sunday evening in a three car crash. She was pinned to a tree as a parked car in front of a hospital was struck by a northbound car then by a Burlington Trailways bus. Her father had stopped to let her enter the hospital and she was returning when the chain reaction occurred.

Winterset Eileen Standy Js. C. W. Standley Tandley Buington Trailways Gregg

More Federal Employees in Iowa Than State Workers

Editor note introduces a series comparing federal and state staff. In Iowa the state employs 11 700, federal adds 12 700, totaling 21 400 officials serving 2 638 268 residents. The figures, from Sen. Byrd, reflect executive service staff only and exclude part time workers.

Iowa The Evening Journal Iowa’ Daily Press Association Joint Congressional EU Harry Floyd Byrd Virginia Des Moines Uncle Sam

Ruth Miller Leads War Bond Contest

Ruth Miller of Washington R R 4 has jumped into an early lead in the Merchants' Thrift club contest for a $50 war bond. Complete standings will be printed in the Journal next Monday. One thousand free votes will be given for entry blanks received by Saturday evening, July 24.

Ruth [I Miller Washington R. R Merchants’ ‘Shrift Club Merchants’ Thrift Club

Army and Navy Leather Needs This Year

Army and Navy leather requirements for the year project over 10 million cattle hides 2 million calf skins 8 million shearlings and hundreds of thousands of lamb skins and horsehides as part of defense procurement efforts.

Henry Horning 81 Dies After Stroke at Home

Henry Horning 81 died at 10 30 from a stroke sustained last Thursday at the northwest of West Chester home of his daughter Mrs Elmer Vincent. He had been ill for years. Funeral service will be Tuesday at 2 PM at L A Jones funeral home conducted by Dr F W Eastwood. Interment Elm Grove cemetery. Born Oct 11 1861 south of Talleyrand, he was a son of Martin and Mary Horning. His early life was in Keokuk and Washington counties.

Henry Horning Elmer Vincent West Chester L. A. Jones Funeral Home F. W. Eastwood The Presbyterian Church Elm Grove Cemetery Mrr. Horning Talleyrand Martin and Mary (Blattner) Horning Keokuk Washington Mary Brinning Keokuk County Elmer Horning North of Washington Vincent Chris Horning

Big Army Airplane Crashes Northwest of Lincoln

Lincoln officials report an army transport plane crashed in a storm northwest of Lincoln early today. Walter Lange said at least eight may be dead, with the Alliance Nebraska base plane origin. Captain Carroll West stated no death toll could be confirmed, as several unopened parachutes lay near the wreck and next of kin notices are pending.

Lincoln Nebr Lincoln Air Base Here Walter Lange Alliance Carroll West Lincoln Base

County Auxiliary Of Legion to Meet in Crawfordsville

A county meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held in Crawfordsville on Tuesday evening July 27. Officers will be elected with past county commanders serving as the nominating committee. A large attendance from all county towns is hoped for.

American Legion Auxiliary Crawfordsville

Wellman resident Bert Steninger dies at 72

Mrs Bert Steninger age 72 died Friday of a heart attack at her Wellman area home after long illness including a prior stroke. Funeral plans set for Wellman Methodist church with Rev R W Pinnell. burial in Wellman cemetery. She was born Lulu Helen Wade December 19 1870 and married Herbert Steninger in November 1895. Survived by husband six sons Harley Charles Arvid in California Kenneth a dentist Milo an army dentist Delmar osteopath in Wellman, two brothers Alexis and William Wade, three sisters Mrs George Berry Mrs Herbert DeFrante Mrs J E Cur, and four grandchildren.

Wellman Bert Steninger Wellman Methodist Church R. W. Pinnell Lulu Helen Wade William and Susan Wiseman Wade Herbert Steninger Steninger Methodist Church American Legion Auxiliary Royal Neighbors Organizations Eastern Star Harley Charles Arvid California Kenneth Arizona Milo Delmar Alexis William Wade George Berry Herbert DeFrante Windham J. E. Cur McAllen Texas

Annual County 4 H Achievement Show Scheduled Aug 18 19

Announcement by county extension director J W Chandler states the annual boys and girls 4 H club achievement show will be held August 18 and 19 with the Washington Chamber of Commerce assisting. Livestock exhibits set up at the armory and girls exhibits in the Methodist church basement. Isabelle Combs to lead girls division, John Knotek to head livestock division. Family picnic planned for noon on August 19.

Farm Bureau J. W. Chandler Washington Chamber of Commerce Washington Methodist Church Armory Isabelle Combs John Knotek

County Selective Service Group Heads to Induction Center

One of the largest draft groups in months left Washington for Camp Dodge to fill July quotas. Recruits must pass physicals to earn three weeks furlough after swearing in, with navy enlistees likely receiving shorter leaves. Names on the induction list include Marion Rittenhouse, Ralph Knauss, Campbell, Simmering, Maxwell, Gosling, Coakley, Bell, Mulcahy, Beranek, Swailes, Welte, Holden, Hennon, Brenner, Davis, Ott, Skubal, Dewis, Friedel, Ross, Smith, Pohren, Schneider, Sheetz, Black, Mading, Palmer, Unzicker, Fisher Morv, Turnipseed, Knepp, Mangold, Houseal, Daering, McCall, Stoops, Moothart, Maench, Field.

Washington Camp Dodge Washington County Army Navy

Mrs William C Mayhew Dies After Move to Eagle Rock

Mrs. William C Mayhew aged 73 died at Eagle Rock California. Her body will be sent to Washington for burial with funeral arrangements by Sherman's funeral home still undetermined. She was born May 16 1870 in this community daughter of R D and Ann Dixon McFarlane. She married William Mayhew Feb 26 1894 and lived on a farm near town before moving to Washington twenty years ago. Her husband died four years ago and she then moved to Eagle Rock to live with daughter Mrs Helen Alexander. She is survived by son Rodney Mayhew of Lancaster Pennsylvania two grandchildren and two sisters and two brothers Frank McFarlane Sou of Towner Colorado Blanche Kerr and Mrs W B Kerr. Mrs Mayhew was a member of the local church.

W. C. Mayhew Eagle Rock Calif Washington Sherman William ©. Mayhew Mayhew Helen Alexander Alexander Rodney Mayhew Lancaster Frank McFarlane Sou Towner, Colo Blanche W. B. Kerr California

Death of Ford Murkin 73 Called Suddenly

Ford J. Murkin 73 died very suddenly this afternoon at the Lou Meek home. The funeral will be at two o clock Wednesday at L A Jones funeral home. He was a former county roads employee and a member of the Masonic lodge.

Ford J. Murkin Lou Meek L. A. Jones Funeral Home Murkin Masonic Lodge

Youth Drowns at Backbone State Park in Iowa

Homewood Rus sell Homewood 17 of Strawberry Point drowned Sunday afternoon in Backbone State Park lake while learning to swim clinging to a boat. Companions George Gundabacker 16 and Leon Anders 16 Strawberry Point nearly exhausted themselves rescuing him. body recovered.

Strawberry Point Russell Homewood Richard Homewood Backbone State Park Here George Gundabacker Leon Anders Homewood

Allies bomb Rome as Sicily advances tests Axis

Allied air and ground forces push into Sicily with Caltenisetta and Piazza Armerina captured by the 7th Army. Rome is bombed in a major raid while leaflets expose axis aims. Reports say Catania burns as Italian resistance remains strong along the eastern front.

United Press Rome Sicily Catania Caltenisetta 7Th Army Piazza Armerina Enna Wall of Europe Axis Orel Kuban Caucasus Minsh River Rostov Donets River Ukraine

Army Buys Two Kas Masks For Bond Price

The Army can procure two kas masks at the same cost as an 18.75 War Bond, signaling a promotional financing offer for military equipment.

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