Legion Juniors Edge Iowa City In Pitchers Duel 2 1
The Washington American Legion Junior team defeated the Iowa City Juniors 2 to 1 at Armory field in a brisk game. Tommy Murphy struck out seven over six innings with solid support. Leland Schmidt delivered the deciding run with a fifth inning RBI single driving in Duane Earl. Iowa City tied in the first and added a fourth inning score, but Murphy and Washington held on for the win as fans praised the sharp defense and quick pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington American Legion
Iowa City
Armory Field
Tommy Murphy
Murphy
Leland Schmidt
Duane Earl
Washington
Melo Vacha
Putman
Texas
Chambers
Zook
Wayne Marshall
Post Crandall
Aller
Columbus Junction
Local Social News and Community Entries
Local social notices report guests visiting the Marble and Cole households including Mrs. L. L. Kelly of Falls City Nebraska and Mrs. Marjorie Pierce from Portland Oregon. Other items note a fried chicken special at Knauss Lunch and visits from Williams and Thopas plus Jordan Valley commentary on ancient settlements and fish freezing developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knauss
Button Factory
Leonard Witthoff
Iowa City
Local Birth and Hospital Admissions Summary
At the hospital a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Raymond Wolf of Lockridge Iowa at 6 36 PM last evening Mrs Lloyd Lytle of 403 East Main street was admitted as a medical patient Dismissals for today include Minerva Yoder of Kalona Mrs Robert Porter rural route 2 and Mary Elizabeth Drish at Brighton
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Raymond Wolf
Lockridge
Iowa
Lloyd Lytle
East Main Street
Minerva Yoder
Kalona
Robert Porter
Mary Elizabeth Drish
Brighton
Major Leagues National League Standings and Results
National League standings show Brooklyn 49 34 .590 Chicago 44 36 .550 Cincinnati 39 41 .488 Philadelphia 34 44 .436 Pittsburgh 34 48 .415 Thursday results: Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 4 2 Pittsburgh defeated New York 7 3 Boston beat Chicago 9 3 St Louis edged Philadelphia 5 4. Tonight matches include Philadelphia at St Louis Brooklyn at Cincinnati Boston at Chicago with Spahn Wyse and others listed as the expected pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pet. Iy Apie
Brooklyn
Chicago
Remit
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsharen
Pittsburgh
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Mulcahy
Brazie
Dickson
Melton
Hetki
Vander Meer
Spahn
Wyse
Early Baseball Scores From The American League
In a day of games the Boston nine defeated Chicago 3 to 2 while Cleveland beat Philadelphia 7 to 3. New York and St. Louis each posted 3 to 1 and Washington beat Detroit 1 to 0.
W C T U Meeting at Brindley Home
The W C T U met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Don Brindley’s home. President Mrs J A Hawthorne led discussions on speech contests and devotionals. Guests included Mrs Walter Smith, Mrs Albert Stanley, and Mrs A A Atack of Aberdeen, S D who spoke briefly.
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W. C. Fr
Don Brindley
J. A. Hawthorne
T. F. Barker
Ella Gordon
Brindley
America
Walter Smith
Albert Stanley
A. A. Atack
Aberdeen
S. D
Smith
Clark
N. M. Speidel
Shower Honors Mildred Hughes
Mildred Hughes was honored at a miscellaneous shower Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Nate Young. Nurses from the county hospital, the honoree’s mother Mrs. Oscar Hughes, and Mrs. E. Raymond Bell attended. Guests hemmed towels for the bride to be and gave gifts. MarLa Davis received a hostess gift. The pink and white scheme featured refreshments served by the hostess and Inez Schoonover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Hughes
Nate Young
Miss Hughes
Oscar Hughes
E. Raymond Bell
MarLa Davis
Inez Schoonover
Night Detroit at Washington and Other NBA Matchups
Night Detroit led by Newhouser 17 3 visits Washington while Scarborough or Hudson options 5 3 or 7 6. Cleveland with Harder 1 2 plays Philadelphia Savage 1 7. Chicago with Haynes 3 6 travels to Boston featuring Zuber 2 1.
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Detroit
Newhouser
Washington
Scarborough
Hudson
Cleveland
Harder
Philadelphia
Savage
Chicago
Haynes
Boston
Zuber
Conserved Beets Preparation Tips for Mild Flavor Harvest
Harvest beets while tender and mild in flavor and avoid overmature specimens. Wash thoroughly but do not cut or scald, leave one inch of tops and slide off skin after cooking before packing in a container without brine.
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society Hosts Centennial Themed Meeting
The Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society held a guest day with group two hosting. The decor featured Iowa centennial motifs including antique clothes dolls and maps. A program of Iowa songs and a Sioux City site tribute was performed by a trio with piano. Mrs. Harold Klopfenstein accompanied. Mrs. Harlow Engel presented Grace Hill history. Refreshments were arranged by chairwoman Mrs. Ed Libe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society
Iowa
Meredith Wilson
Phyllis Jean Boone
Suzan Genkinger
Cecelia Anne Klopfenstein
Sioux City
Mrs. Charles Lemley Hosts Birthday Party
Mrs. Charles Lemley hosted a birthday party for her son Charles at her mother Mrs. L. M. Robertson’s home. Guests arrived at three and played bridge at two tables with Marjorie Logan taking high score.
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Charles Lemley
L. M. Robertson
Charles
Marjorie Logan
Roger Lance
Robertson
Clarence Jacobs
Bonnie Jean Simpson
L. E. McCutchen
Lance
Ira Morrison
Joan Michels
Miss Logan
Ruth Applegate
Fourth Flight Added to Women’s City Golf Tourney
A fourth flight was added to the women’s city golf tournament at the country club to create a 32 entry field divided into four eight-player flights. Pairings for championship A B and C flights appeared in the Journal yesterday with C flight matchups Agnes Peterson against Margaret Choate Marsha Bailey versus Boots Young Donna Sellers versus Jane White head Frances Miller against Ethel Mae Roush.
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Marsha Bailey
Boots Young
Donna Sellers
Jane Whitehead
Frances Miller
Ethel Mae Roush
Turning Gloves Right Handed Lets Left Glove Work
A tip for gardeners suggests turning a left cotton work glove wrong side out to use it as a right handed glove. Kansas State board of health records show machinery excluding motor vehicles accounted for 30 percent of all farm work fatalities over ten years.
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Kansas State Board of Health
Softball Tourney Sunday At Armory Field
The American Pearl softball team sponsors a Sunday tournament at the armory field with four teams. First round at 1 30 p m Columbus Junction vs Harper and at 3 p m Fairfield VW vs American Pearl, final at 5 p m. Admission 25 cents adults 10 cents children. Games west of the hardball diamond with shade. Art Edmondson says a lighted field may be provided later if interest grows.
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Columbus Junction
Harper
Fairfield VW
American Pearl
Art Edmondson
Armory Tract
S and C Club Picnics at Lake McBride
The S and C club held their annual picnic at Lake McBride on Sunday July 14 with a basket dinner at noon and an afternoon of socializing. Attendees included Worth Hartzell, Louis Havel family, Fred Havel family, Verne Moss family, Robert Wells, Ernest Bowman and Robert, Edward Kucera, Harry Jirsa, Charles Wells and daughter, and Wylie Hartzell. A July 11 gathering with Mrs Bert Cray featured social games and a baby blanket presentation to Ethel Geret for her daughter Janice Jane. attendees included Ethel Nicola and family, Gerot, Agnes Bowman, Phyllis Novy, Lucille and Alma Kucera. The next meeting will be with Lillian.
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S and C Club
Lake McBride
Worth Hartzell
Louis Havel
Fred Havel
Verne Moss
Robert Wells
Ernest Bowman
Robert
Edward Kucera
Harry Jirsa
Charles Wells
Wylie Hartzell
Bert Cray
Ethel Geret
Janice Jane
Ethel Nicola
Bobbie
Leslie
Dennis
Maxine
Gerot
Agnes Bowman
Phyllis Novy
Lucille
Alma Kucera
Lillian
Social Calendar Notices For Local Organizations
Social calendar items note deadlines and events. Rebekah lodge gathering at 8 p m at the O F hall. Stout reunion July 21 at Sunset Park. Woman's Missionary Society of the U P Church meets at 7 30 p m. Women of the Country Club host bridge and golf with dinner at 7 30. dinner reservations with listed hosts by noon Tuesday July 23.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the U. P. Ecurch
P. m
Clayton Bear
Ralph Bauer
B. Hammer
Apple jelly substitute for sugar in pie
If you have plenty of apple jelly on your storage shelf try substituting a small glassful for sugar in an apple pie. Fisher July 25.
Birthday observances in local families on route four
Linda Jean Lowe celebrates her second birthday as daughter of Lyle and Connie Lowe. Janice Rae Watson turns one, daughter of Mildred Watson. Kenneth James Embree marks age 12, son of Joe and unspecified mother. Birthday greetings extend to W L Rukgab er, Dorothy Griener, Gaile Watson, Marguerite Hering, Earl Kolosick, Harley Cherwinker, Betty Lou Brock, Mildred All Wallace. Former Washington residents mentioned.
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Linda Jean Lowe
Mrs
Lyle Lowe
Clyde Crile
Connie Sue
Route Four
Janice Rae Watson
Mildred Watson
W. L. Rukgaber
Dorothy Griener
Gaile Watson
Marguerite Hering
Earl Kolosick
Harley Cherwinker
Betty Lou Brock
Dick Brock
Mildred All Wallace
Baptist Class Hosts Chicken Supper at Local Church
The Friendly Bible class of the Baptist church enjoyed a chicken supper with 28 attendees. Rev. Alfred Trenerry led prayer and Bible study was led by Mrs. J. J. Nayadley. Birthday cake for Roger Bank’s birthday was shared. Mrs. Bamford Van Dyke and Mrs Ivan Shaffer observe birthdays. Charles K. Lemley Jr. celebrated his first birthday yesterday.
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The
Baptist Church
Friendly Bible Class
Alfred Trenerry
J. J. Nayadley
Oscar Burhan
Marrietta Workman
Roger Bank
Bamford van Dyke
Ivan Shaffer
Charles BK. Lemley
Charles Lemley, Jr
Fats and Oils Supply Key Roles in Diet and Industry
Fats and oils provide about one fourth of the energy in the American diet and supply raw materials for soap, paint and other products.
Fiberglass strength in sun rays contrasts with limits in use
Fiberglass resists sun exposure better than many materials, leading among its peers in durability. However, it cannot be used for upholstery or clothing due to its poor resilience and practical constraints in those applications.
Fruit of the Wise tree and its legendary Indian pundits
The article notes Linnaeus called the whanana the Fruit of Wise, tied to a legend that Alexander the Great found pundits studying beneath its enormous leaves as he entered India.
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Alexander the Great
India
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Stable
Post
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Lee
al Putman
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Vacha
Marshall
Earls
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Condon
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Shindler
Shane Ae
Dorn
Anderson
Hetrick
Ted Crone
Lloyd Conger
Randolph Kelsey
Crone
Iowa River
Wolf’s Flower
Robert Marble
Peggy Sue
Marjorie Pierce
Guy Cole
West
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Portland
Oregon
Suzie Waters
Rapp
West Chester
Ida Williams
Hugo Williams
Burbank
Calif
Bert Thopas
Helen Breese
Wyman
Ed. Humphreys
Jordan Valley
Dead Sea
Jericho
Fish Industry
Ene
United States
Ross Motor Service
MAJOR
W. L. Pet
Dereit
C. V. Grullohn
W. Lee
W.C.T.U
Brindley Home
Ruth Foster
Agnes Peterson
Margaret
Fairfield
Leroy Lorenz
John Francis Schachtschober
Robert J. Dunne
Lorenz
International
S & C Club
Rebekah Lodge
Oo. O. F
Fisher
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Joe Embree
Lyon All.steel
Lyon
Lyons
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Carter
Parker
Duratone
Montag
Nicola
Harmon
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