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The shop advertises a constant variety of cut flowers available year round. It notes phone orders receive the same careful attention as in person orders.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1944
Page
2
The shop advertises a constant variety of cut flowers available year round. It notes phone orders receive the same careful attention as in person orders.
Mrs Burke Gillespie and her daughters Jane and Katherine plus Luanne Baxter of Council Bluffs arrived for a visit at T R Gillespie home Master Sergeant Burke Gillespie stationed in Italy. Joseph Knight Jr of New Orleans is on a nine day leave visiting his wife at the Eyestines home. Fur coat prices rolled back as OPA policy lowers costs. Mrs Otis Joiner and daughter Cherry Anne arrived in Town City to stay with her mother Mrs Joe McElhinney. Mrs Mildred Cook and children visit Libertyville and Milford Cook home. Printed jersey blouses on sale for 1.95. Lt Wilma Palmer stationed at Camp Buckley Colorado.
Dr. Jay Miller of the medical corps in France reports a slight wound from an enemy shell while aiding others. The injury knocked out two teeth and lacerated the upper lip. he is hospitalized and receiving Mayo School treatment. He is a Wellman native with credentialed training in Creighton University and Chicago internist work.
British 2nd Army widened the Normandy break through driving through nine villages near Caen. Troarn Bourge bous and Vimont were captured as Sherman tanks smashed through German fortifications on the Caen plain. Allied forces pressed from Troarn toward the Muanee river while Patton’s forces were reported in action.
National and American League standings and results from Wednesday include Cleveland beating Philadelphia 7 to 1 and Detroit defeating Washington 2 to 1. Also Chicago defeated Boston 5 to 4 and New York topped St. Louis 6 to 5. Upcoming today’s pitchers and matchups listed for six games.
Standings list teams with win loss percentages led by St. Louis and Cincinnati. Scheduled games include Mellish at Brooklyn, Cooper and Jurisich for St. Louis at New York, Sewell for Pittsburgh facing Philadelphia, and Wyse with Passeau at Boston.
Mrs Edith Jaques and her grandsons Jimmy and Jerry Jaques of Brooklyn arrived to spend days with Dr A W Clow. Margaret Ragan a WAVE petty officer second class from New Orleans came for a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Ragan. More Ragans including Winifred from Buckley Field Denver and Marilyn from Davenport plan visits with Teresa from Chicago expected later in the week.
Air Force Examining Board and Army Air Force staff from Des Moines will be at the Washington post office Monday July 24 at 10 am to conduct a mental examination for youths 17 or older seeking air combat crew training or ASTRP military scholarships. Programs include Air Corps enlisted reserve and ERC ASTRP with college training toward active duty.
Knights of Columbus in Washington will join Harper Council for a joint installation of officers at 8 30 p m Tuesday July 25 at Harper Gus Pastorella district deputy will perform the installation This marks the first joint installation for the two councils Knights from the Washington council to assemble at IKC hall at 8 p m to travel to Harper Delegates from K of A are expected and several state officers will attend
A benefit softball game is set for 7 p.m. Friday at Stewart Field to help Dean York, hospitalized after a leg fracture suffered during a Monday game. Fans will contribute to defray medical expenses.
At the hospital Lee Nicholson underwent an emergency appendectomy after a medical emergency. Ainsworth medical staff provided urgent care, with updates pending on recovery and condition.
Mrs. E. E B. Ward becomes president as ceremonies install 1944 45 officers at the Legion hall. Ruth Miller sings two solos with Margaret DeLashmutt on piano. Catherine Swift is installing officer with Mrs. Howard Snyder as sergeant at arms. The meeting outlines July plans, reports, and committee appointments for the year. The department convention is set for August 17 18 in Cedar Rapids Memorial building.
Martha Jenson daughter of Will Jenson West Liberty Iowa and Clifford L Goodwin aviation machinist mate 2/c US Navy married last evening in the Presbyterian parsonage. Rev F W Eastwood officiated at eight with groom's parents and Mrs Harold C White as attendants. The bride wore powder blue and sweet heart roses. the groom's mother wore navy. The bride is a 1944 West Liberty graduate and nurse's aide at University Hospital Iowa City. Goodwin, a Washington high school alum, served two and a half years in the Navy and will return to Edmond Oklahoma after a short honeymoon.
Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson route four announce the birth of an eight pound eight and a quarter ounce daughter born at 5 55 this morning. James Peiffer route three underwent a tonsillectomy this morning. Jack Robertson Brighton was discharged this morning. Read the Classified ads.
Ruth Foster notes that vegetables should be canned promptly but may be stored in shells or natural protection if needed. Use a cool basement floor and spread them out to prevent heat. Dick Schutty, son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Schutty, celebrates a birthday today.
Mr and Mrs Frank Clark and Ruth Ann of Wayland visited Mrs Julia Borkoski on R R 1 Brighton Sunday afternoon. Edna Vanerus of Cedar Rapids spent Sunday with the Oswalt family. Berkley Brown and Susie Ann of Cedar Rapids visited the Borkoski home. Richard returned home with his grandparents. Thomas LaValle was a Wallfield caller Friday.
Thirty five members, including 13 women, enjoyed dinner and golf at the Country Club last evening. Mrs Ralph Young won the flag tournament prize. Eight women played bridge and plans were made for more golf or bridge next Wednesday at 4 30 in the afternoon.
Dinner for men and women requires reservations by Tuesday noon. Contact Mrs. W. J. Shannon, Helen Breese, or Mrs. E. P. B. Morrison, Sr. to arrange.
Six members of the Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society met yesterday afternoon at the Community building. In the absence of the devotional leader and secretary, the group conducted a general discussion on the life of Job.
President Mrs Nelson Wood ford led a business meeting where the society pledged 10 to the Alaskan mission. Plans were made for a 19 cent social at the Community building on August 2 in the afternoon with each member bringing two guests.
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