Sartors Return to Des Moines and Local Social Notes
Mr and Mrs William Sartor and daughter Carol Ann return to Des Moines Tuesday evening after a visit at the parental Dr M H Sartor home Mrs J E Lemmon hosts a party honoring Mrs Stella Latchem and Mrs Fred Neiswanger with a birthday and farewell gifts Four games of contract bridge yield high score to Mrs J Sexton A chicken supper follows at Maxwell's Hi Way club Women of the Presbyterian church plan to serve dinner for threshers and crews A 4 H Club bake sale is announced for Saturday at Washington Cleaners Mrs J Ed Wells sells 514 West Main Street home to Ivan Norton taking possession August 1 Wells to live with aunt Mrs Wilma Keating at 508 North Avenue Oliver Conner who stayed at the Wells home moves to the Puckett home west of the Junior high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sartor
Carol Ann
Des Moines
Dr. M. H. Sartor
J. E. Lemmon
Stella Latchem
Fred Neiswanger
San Francisco
Calif
J. ©. Sexton
Maxwell's
J. Ed Wells
West Main Street
Ivan Norton
Wells
Wilma Keating
North Avenue
Dpd
Oliver Conner
Puckett
Hospital births and discharges from area
At the hospital Dr and Mrs G E Montgomery Keota are parents of a son born at 8 15 last night weighing nine and a half pounds Floyd Richert Washington was admitted this morning Roberta Jean Hauenstein of Columbus Junction and Frank Hay Miller were dismissed this morning Mrs Harold Harter and daughter Connie Mae were dismissed yesterday afternoon for their home in Crawfordville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Montgomery
Keota
Floyd Richert
Washington
Roberta Jean Hauenstein
Columbus Junction
Frank Hay Miller
Harold Harter
Connie Mae
Crawfordville
Plans for Centennial Games Highlight Veteran Showdowns
Washington Independents plot a Centennial week lineup featuring the Old Tymers against the Independents on August 8 with possible participation by Kiesey brothers, Vic Trosky, Harold Kerr, Art Edmondson, and Ken Kimberlin. Des Moines Black Barons visit August 10 and Iowa City Fagies visit next Sunday with Everett Cummings set to start against Iowa City after prior relief duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Baseball
MD Tymers
Tymers
Oldsters
Kiesey
Vic Trosky
Harold Kerr
Art Edmondson
Ken Kimberlin
Indies
Des Moines Black Barons
Iowa
Iowa City
Indees
Iowa City Fagies
Eagles
Max Raymond
Ray Whitehead
Everett Cummings
Cummings
Allen Hayes to Attend Chicago Legion Convention
Mrs. Allen Hayes and children Georgia and Leonard of Los Angeles arrived in Des Moines and will visit the Harold Hayes family and relatives. Allen Hayes, a California Legion Band member, plans to stay late August for the Legion convention in Chicago and the Centennial celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Hayes
Georgia
Leonard
Los Angeles
Calif
Des Moines
Harold Hayes
Hayes
Joe Hayes
Legion
California
Leglon
Chicaga
Baseball Standings and Thursday Results Across Leagues
Major Leagues standings show New York leading with 38 38 . Wynn? Boston trails. Thursday results include New York 2 St. Louis 1 Chicago 4 Boston 0 Washington 8 Detroit 7 Cleveland 3 Philadelphia 2. Upcoming games list New York at Chicago Washington at Cleveland Boston at St. Louis Philadelphia at Detroit. National League results feature Cincinnati and St Louis near top with mixed scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ake
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Women’s Golf Matches Report Finishes Near in Class A
The article notes most women’s golf matches completed with Elizabeth Shannon and Marguerite Hardy set to decide Class A winner and runner up. Round robin results include Patterson over Jones, Breese over Jones and Bailey, Jones over Clow, and Clow over Bailey. Finals in other flights pending progress remains limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Shannon
Marguerite Hardy
Jean Patterson
Marjorie Jones
Helen Breese
Gertrude Bailey
Mabel Clow
Cathryn Kelsey
Helen Dwyer
Journal Wins Softball Title In Community Play
The Journal carriers defeated Eastend Alley rate 9 to 6 to win the community playground softball title. Jim Arnold starred as the key pitcher for the Journal in most games. Next Tuesday at 6 30 PM at the Playground the Journal will play a special game against an All State team selected from the other three teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastend
Journal Carriers
Indians
Davenport Democrat
Journal
The
Democrat
Jim Arnold
George Mohr
Playground
Local social notes from Lincoln and surrounding areas
Mr and Mrs Luther Andrewe of LincolnNebraska visited relatives in Muscatine with Mr Shannon and others. Hull returned from Kalamazoo after meeting the new granddaughter Catherine Vanliper. Mrs Hull visited her daughter Verne Pangborn in Iowa City recovering from a stove explosion injury. Mrs Berdo recovers from a knee injury. Mrs Lloyd Stout of Keota shopped here. Mr and Mrs Eglen of Richmond were callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Andrewe
Lincoln
Nebr
Rose Shannon
Shanhop
Andrewa
Mr. Shannon
Muscatine
Mee Hooc. Hull
Charles van Riper
Kalamazoo
Mich
Catherine Gage Vanliper
Hull
Iowa City
Verne Pangborn
Mrs. Eglen of
Richmond
Junction Beats Juniors 10 to 5 in League Contest
Junction American Legion junior baseball team downed Leon Beatty Post juniors 10 to 5 at Bilattner field. Collins pitched well for Junction, with Barrham, Lowe and Payne contributing two hits each, while Marshall took the loss for Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
American Legion
Leon Beatty
Bilattner Field
Louisa County
Dick Marshall
Portsider
Collins
Junction
Ate
Ken Kimberlin
Beatty Post
Everett Squire
Williams
Schneider
Buster
Prebul
Dickinson
Griffin
Durst
Marshall
Sehoonover
Bob Lowe
Patterson
Payne
Rob Lowe
Hoore
Col. Junction
Washington
Hidelbaugh
Lowe
Barham
Evans
Wiljames
Heheenover
Bloomquist
Ilins
Thokinson
Collinge
Marhall
Mangold
Hoople
Stevens and Mickelson to Wed in Burbank Ceremony
Robert Stevens son of Rev W J Stevens and Martha Mickelson daughter of Mr and Mrs James Mickelson of Burbank Calif will marry in a 8 o clock evening ceremony at the Foursquare Gospel church Burbank Rev William Nickelson will perform the double ring rite Attendants are Harold and Mrs Williams of Glendale Mrs Williams is bride’s sister Stevens has led revival meetings in Washington Foursquare church and will soon supply at the Burbank church He is a 1937 Washington High School graduate and attended Bible college in Los Angeles The bride a Burbank High School graduate heads a department for Martell Insurance in Los Angeles The couple will reside in Burbank temporarily
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stevens
W. J. Stevens
Martha Mickelson
James Mickelson
Burbank
Calif
Washington Foursquare Church
Foursquare Church
Washington High School
United States
Bible College
Los Angeles
Santa Monica
Stevens
Webster City
Iowa
Foursquare Bible College
Martell Insurance Company
New Morgan Cafe Opens in Redecorated Room
The Morgan family opens a redecorated room to host a larger cafe in Burlington. Lee Hildebrand assists in the kitchen, with twelve club breakfasts and a menu of steaks salads and sandwiches. Mrs. Morgan continues delicatessen offerings and can fill special orders for picnics and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Hildebrand
Washington
Morgan's Cafe
Morgans
Mrs. Morgan
Burlington
Sea Food Delicatessen
R. Ruxlow
Morgan
Robert
Good Attendance at Local Institute Held by W C T U
The local W C T U institute met at Mrs. Jennie Acheson's home with about twenty present. Ida Cavender led devotions and talks on temperance across states and attitudes to liquor traffic. Mrs. Strong opened afternoon sessions, J A Hawthorne led a year book quiz, George Brinton spoke as clergy, Clara Tate reviewed Frances Willard, and Mrs Nichol discussed choosing or refusing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C.T.U
Jennie Acheson
Co-Operative
Ida Cavender
Miss Cavender
C. KE. Strong
J. A. Hawthorne
George Brinton
Clara Tate
Frances E. Willard
William M. Nichol
Mrs Wagenknecht Hosts Ainsworth Club Meeting
The CL. club of Ainsworth met at Mrs. Anna Wagenknecht home with eleven members five guests and children present. Plans were made for an ice cream social for members and families August 2 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Morris. A new member was welcomed and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CL. Club
Ainsworth
Anna Wagenknecht
Hugh Morris
Mrs Mayo Feteh at Picnic Supper in Sunset Park
Mrs Mayo Feteh of Schnecdady NY was guest of honor at a picnic in Sunset Park Friday evening. Attendees included Wanda Casper Marguerite Hardy Betty Hamill Ruth Dupuis Elizabeth Brown Frances Hayes Georgia Hayes of Los Angeles Mrs Don McClure and Margery Means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Mayo
Schnectady
N.Y
Sunset Park
Mayo
Wanda Casper
Marguerite Hardy
Betty Hamil
Ruth Dupuis
Elizabeth Brown
Frances Hayes
Georgia Hayes
Los Angeles
Calif
Don McClure
Margery Means
Social Calendar Notices for Friday Deadline
Social calendar notices list upcoming events including Rebekah lodge meeting on Friday afternoon at 1 00 p m Damascus Shrine picnic at Means cottage on Iowa River with coffee and lemonade and rain plan for Sun Set Park call 751 R for transportation Vigilant class Presbyterian church potluck at Cozy Inn West Chester Mrs R C Ferguson hostess P W M S evening division Booster club met dressed in bad taste Lexington Ladies Aid society Thursday afternoon at church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus Shrine
Iowa River
Sunset Park
Presbyterian Church
Cozy Inn
West Chester
R. C. Ferguson
P. Woman's Missionary Society
Oral Norman
Birthday List Highlights Local Celebrants
Bunny Blair marks birthday today amid a roster of local celebrants. Others with special dates include Mrs. Orr Mapel of Wellman Aretha Maxine Mangold Paul Watson Leslie Ross Mrs Charles McAvoy and Sam Wittmer Jr Raymond Minick and Earl Burroughs Faney Jennings formerly of Washington and David Flading of Wellman Jerry Zager four years old today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orr Mapel
Wellman
Aretha Maxine Mangold
Paul Watson
Leslie Ross
Pleasant Ridge
Charles McAvoy
Sam Wittmer, Jr
Raymond Minick
Earl Burroughs
Faney Jennings
Muscatine
Washington
David Flading
Jerry Zager
Mrs
Stanly Zager
Rollin B Organ Turns 95 with Billiards and Port Medicine
Rollin B Organ, age 95, marks his birthday with a game of billiards at his home on 920 East 44th Street. He denies rumors of drinking, saying a doctor prescribed a finger of port twice daily as medicine, which he endures as penance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin B
Mr. Organ
East 44Th Street
Flower Show at Shalla Home Club Meeting
Mrs. Clara Wieber judged a flower show at the H. J. club meeting held yesterday afternoon in Mrs. James Shalla’s home. Prizes went to James Shalla for prettiest small bouquet, Mrs. Blanche Shalla for daintiest, Mrs. Ed Shalla for most unusual, and Mrs. James Shalla for most beautiful. Bunco yielded high score to Mrs. Ed Shalla and low to Mrs. John Shalla Jr. Fourteen members, guests including Mrs. Henry McCombs of Sterling Colorado, and refreshments were served. next meeting is in two weeks with Mrs. Blanche Shaltia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Wieber
H. J. Club
James Shalla
Blanche Shalla
Ed Shalla
John Shalla
Henry McCombs
Sterling, Colo
Frank Havel
Walter Horn
Norbert Te Bockhorst
George Shalla
Clara Fisher
Glenn Miller
Virginia Sheetz
Blanche Shaltia
Commerce Dept Foresees Booming Business Momentum
The Commerce Department said highs wage payments and lower costs of living are aiding business improvement to gain momentum in the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Commerce Department
Librarians Display Unearth Vintage Photos At East Library
Miss Eva Denny and Mrs Grace Stephen arrange an old time picture display on the east wall drawing attention. The exhibit includes Wagere Axtel and three Granger store clerks from the sixties, the Mc Junkin family, and other images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Denny
Grace Stephen
Wagere Axtel
Granger
McJunkin
Milk Producers Demand Sparks Broad Travel Tale
Ottumwa reports a demand by the Milk Producers cooperative. A journey traces battlefields from Chattanooga to Norfolk to Richmond. The trip includes World’s Fair sights in New York, historic Lexington Concord, and Bay of Fundy tides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
The
Milk Producers Cooperative of
Vacation travelers cut short by storms in Midwest trip
Mr and Mrs Nela BO Wester mark cut their northern Midwest vacation to Clear Lake Minnesota Wisconsin due to bad storms. They left Washington early Sunday morning. Dr and Mrs M W Sartor and daughter Caroleen and Mrs Dora Kurtz Radcliffe of New York City visited Marion yesterday at the Courtwright Hawley home with Hawley relatives from Norfolk Virginia and Chicago. The group plans a lakeside Minnesota getaway but will attend a Centennial celebration. IL EB Arnold of Keota was a business caller yesterday. Rev H J Corcoran returned from an extensive trip with Rev B W Neusil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Chattanooga
Nova Scotia
Fevaneer
Bay of Fundy
Montreal
Quebec
Thousand Islands
Toronto
Detroit
Chicago
Nela BO Westermark
Clear Lake
Iowa
Minnesote
Wisconsin
Washington
M. W. Sartor
Caroleen
Dora Kurtz Radcliffe
New York City
Marion
Courtwright Hawley
Hawley
Mr. Hawley
Norfolk
Minnesota
Milk Prices Seen Rising to 220 Per Hundred Weight
A Cookeoman for our milk pasteur vine plants says distributors cannot pay more for milk and will sell at 10 cents a quart, signaling a price rise to 220 per hundred weight.
Mrs. Rhodes and Mrs. MacDonald Visit J Danjele Family
Mrs. James Rhodes of Des Moines and Mrs. JL D MacDonald of Rock Island are visiting their parents Mr and Mrs J D Danjele for a family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rhodes
Des Moines
JL. D. MacDonald
Rock Island
J. D. Danjele
Kolah Club Meets With Mrs Ahrens
Kolah club attendance at Mrs Logan Ahrens home yesterday afternoon excluding Mrs Lauder Kennedy due to her mother’s death. President Mrs Clarence Goff led a brief business session. Mrs John Cherry spoke on the kingbird or dee bird, followed by talks on arranging for the future and Burris City in Louisa county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Ahrens
Kolah Club
Lauder Kennedy
Clarence Goff
John Cherry
Clayde Knapp
H. J. Schoonover
Burris City
Louisa County
N. M. Speidel
Keswick Lodge
Keswick
N. J
Mrs Waggoner Hosts O G T Bridge Meeting
Mrs Harvey Waggoner hosted the O G T bridge club at her home last evening with Mrs Joe Barnes as guest. Two tables played and Mrs Dale Denison won the travel prize. Next meeting in four weeks will award prizes for the year. dinner at North Side cafe and post game refreshments at Mrs Ray Cox home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Waggoner
O. G. T. Bridge Club
Joe Barnes
Dale Denison
North Side
Ray Cox
Bridge Night At Country Club Yields Notable Winnings
Country club members enjoyed a potluck dinner at the clubhouse followed by bridge. Prizes went to KE Coffey of West Chester for high men and Mrs. A W Clow for high women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
KE. Coffey
West Chester
A. W. Clow
Lexington Ladies Aid Meeting Change of Date
The Lexington Ladies Aid society will meet at the church Thursday afternoon July 27 with the second division led by Mrs. Carrie Dill in charge. This session replaces the regular meeting date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Lexington Ladies Aid Society
Thursaday
Carrie Dill
Shannons Host Birthday Dinner for Visiting Guests
Mr and Mrs Luther Andrews of Lincoln Nebraska visiting cousin Ralph Shannon were honored at a dinner party for fourteen at the Guest House. A birthday cake announced hostess Mrs Shannon’s birthday. guests enjoyed gifts and playful party games followed by grape juice at the Shannon home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Andrews
Lincoln
Neb
Ralph Shannon
Shannon
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