Bosbart couple welcomed son Royden Blaine
Wayland Mrs Arthur Bosbart are the parents of a son Royden Blaine born Thursday afternoon July 21. Gerald Scott Brown shares birthday with his grandfather Walter Scott Brown born same day. Lucille Knox returned to Washington county hospital after two weeks vacation.
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Wayland
Arthur Bosbart
Royden Blaine
Marion Ritenhouse
Washington
Gerald Scott
Walter Scott Brown
Lucille Knox
Washington County Hospital
Des Moines
Ninth Inning Rally Fails as Indees Lose 6 5
In Iowa City the Iowa City Eagles edged the Washington Indees 6 to 5 after a late ninth inning rally that fell short. Key moments include Ray Whitehead and Pepper Martin producing late hits and McAvoy struck out with the tying run on third.
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Iowa City
Iowa City Eagles
Washington Indees
Washington
Ray Whitehead
Charlie McAvoy
Indees
Kerr
Wagenknecht
McAvoy
Bill Jacobs
Jacobs
Max Mitchell
Punkin
Anderson
Eagles
Clark
Buckwalter
Fuhr
Vsitors
Vic Trosky
W. Brown
Pepper Martin
Patera
Martin
Trosky
Flake
de Vorsky
Kiesey
Whitehead
Wagenk't
Snider
McGonigle
Pooler
McGreevey
G Brown
Onan
DeVorsky
Olds
Serail
Ae Jacobs
Mitchell
Av‘iderson
Shafl
Kesey
Buckw' Ter
Wat
Fuhr, Kerr
Wagenk’t
P Kincell Martin
Anal
Asek
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Reported
Harold Romine of Wellman was admitted yesterday after noon. Floyd Edwards of Haskins Mrs Emma Wagner of Washington and J A Kauffman of Wayland were dismissed yesterday afternoon. Mrs Albert Schutze had a major operation this morning. Paul Hagist of West Chester admitted Saturday after noon for treatment. Joseph Nethergall of Washington admitted this morning.
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Harold Romine
Wellman
Floyd Edwards
Haskins
Emma Wagner
Washington
J. A. Kauffman
Wayland
Albert Schutze
Paul Hagist
West Chester
Joseph Nethergall
Mrs. Bostwick and Breitenbach plan California trip
Mrs. B. F. Bostwick Jr and Mrs. George Breitenbach depart tonight for California. They travel by train on the southern route out and return via the northern route. Mrs. Breitenbach will visit relatives in Santa Cruz and they expect to visit Los Angeles San Francisco and other places.
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B. F. Bostwick, Jr
George Breitenbach
California
Keith Molesworth Achieves College Ambition at Navy
Keith Molesworth, former Chicago Bear and Navy assistant coach, fulfilled a decade old college goal at Annapolis. He left pro football after last season to pursue coaching and education, embracing Navy's program and its emphasis on academics. He plans to develop a triple threat for Army and grow with the Middies.
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Baltimore
Little Monmouth College
Illinois
Keith Molesworth
Chicago Bears
Navy
Bears
Little Bear
Naval Academy
Keith
Middies
Army
Washington
Iowa
Annapolis
Davenport business visitor in Washington. Mrs. Whiting returns home
Allen Brody of Davenport was a business visitor in Washington today. Mrs. W. A. Whiting returned home yesterday from a visit with her daughter Mrs. Allen in Muscatine.
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Allen Brody
Davenport
Washington
W. A. Whiting
Mrs. Allen
Muscatine
Local visitors and family gatherings mark weekend notes
Doris Custer spent part of summer with relatives at Musca line. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Bedell visited Fort Madison with the Ray Wilson family. Livingston party from Park Ridge and St Louis trips are noted. Mrs. Livingston recovering after University Hospital surgery in Iowa City. Mrs. Crossett visited Eldon with daughter E E Sconce. Families including Triowell Shebeck Priley and Hasty enjoyed Lake MacBride and the Iowa Baptist Assembly in Iowa Falls where attendance surpassed previous records with over 200 Sunday attendees.
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H. J. Bedell
Mrs. Ray Wilson
Fort Madison
Pp. P. Livingston
Park Ridge
Livingston
St. Louis
Lawrence Triowell
Everett Lee
John Shebeck
Mildred
Edith Priley
Harold
Lake MacBride
Vera Harvey
Clara Faulkner
Dean Hasty
Iowa Baptist Assembly
Iowa Falls
Assembly
Pioneers of 1838 Iowa City Show Teetotal Influence
Professor William Petersen notes teetotalers shaped early Iowa Territory behavior. The Iowa Temperance Society formed in Dubuque in March 1838, and by July 4 influence grew, leading to marked abstinence during Independence Day celebrations despite past excesses.
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Iowa City
Iowa
William Petersen
University of Iowa
Iowa Temperance Society
Dubuque
Lowa
Trover Action to Recover Goods Unlawfully Converted
Trover is an action to recover the value of goods unlawfully converted. It evolved from a case for damages against one who found another's property and refused to surrender it on demand.
Wellman Golfers Defeat Washington Club in 90 63 Match
A 14 player Washington group faced Wellman golfers in Wellman yesterday, losing 90 to 63 as Don Taylor led all players with 65 for 18 holes. Vic Westphal was runner up with 68, followed by E Wehrle and Glenn Smith at 73. Washington entrants included Vic Westphal and 12 others. Wellman roster listed Er Wehrle Don Taylor and 13 more. In city tourney action, Swanson beat Bailey 3 and 2 in the championship flight, while Alm defeated Lloyd 2 up and Irwin top Rohwedder 3 to 2 in A flight.
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Washington
Wellman
Don Taylor
Vic Westphal
E. Wehrle
Glenn Smith
Gifford Morrison
Oscar Davis
Gene Tucker
Bob Shannon
Bob Oakley
A. W. Clow
H. Rohwedder
Will Harwood
Ralph Gibson
Joe Pease
Glenn Haygreen
Sidney Smith
T. R. Phillips
Er. Wehrle
Bob Godlove
George Miller
Floyd Lewis
Albert Yoder
Wally Godlove
H. B. Rugg
Cal Griffith
Harold
Jim Swanson
Ted Bailey
Jim Alm
J. M. Lloyd
J. N. Irwin
Harry Rohwedder
Local Families Visit. Purdue Prof on Home Visit
Dr. and Mrs. George E. Davis of Lafayette Indiana travel guest at Dr. and Mrs. Wis Masson with Betsy and Harriette remaining for longer visit as Dr. Davis nears return to Purdue. Mr. and Mrs. W L Alcorn and Helen return from a southern trip via Chariton with Joe Levis. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crone and children visit Quincy and plan to stay at Crone cabin. Washington county potato crop shows promise with Early Ohio specimens. Charley Schulty brings three large tubers for tomorrow's dinner.
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George E. Davis
Betsy
Harriette
Lafayette
Ind
Mra
Wis Masson
Davis
Purdue University
W. L. Alcorn
Helen
South Central States
Chariton
Charles Crone
Charles, Jr
Janet
Quincy
Ill
Mr. Crone
Crone
Washington County
Journal
Charley Schulty
Ohio
Mr Schulty
Junior Baseball Team Plays Here
The American Legion junior baseball team will play four games with the Columbus Junction American Legion junior team Tuesday evening at Blattner Field. The first game starts at 6 30 p.m. Lunch and soft drinks will be served at the field.
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American Legion
Columbus Junction
Blattner Field
Riverside Beats Cedar Rapids in Close Softball Exhibition
Riverside firemen defeated Cedar Rapids Post Office 3 to 2 under lights. Buck Bouquet misplayed a grounder in the seventh allowing two Riverside runs. Arnold Lukovsky and Burton Fox connected for Riverside to seal the win. Jerry Kloppfer made a spectacular diving catch in deep center. Eugene Miller pitched for Riverside with Clair Kucera catching. Everett Cummings, Alan Frost and Joseph Soukup were umpires.
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Riverside
Post Office Club
Cedar Rapids
Riverside Firemen
Wilfred
Buck
Arnold Lukovsky
Burton Fox
Jerry’ Kloppfer
Eugene Miller
Clair Kucera
Everett Cummings
Alan Frost
Joseph Soukup
Yankees and Cubs split twin bill in Chicago
Major league standings show New York leading the American League with 50 wins and 29 losses while Cleveland holds 48 29 and Philadelphia 36 something in the mixed results. Sunday results feature New York taking a 4 2 loss to Chicago in the first game and Chicago winning the second 8 2 as St Louis beat Washington 4 2 and Washington defeated St Louis 11 1 in the second. Detroit edged Philadelphia 7 6 and again 7 2. Boston games postponed by rain. National League standings list Pittsburgh 53 30 and Brooklyn 35 48 with Cincinnati 40 46. Sunday outcomes include Cincinnati 7 5 over Philadelphia and Pittsburgh up 5 4 in 15 innings. St Louis beat Brooklyn 5 4 while Chicago outlasted New York in a 5 4 15 inning thriller.
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New York
Cleveland
Washington
Ieal Ascii
Eee
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Pittsburgh
NUL
Cis Menisiabins
Brooklyn
German Campaign on Czechoslovakia Expected Next Fall
The piece argues that France and Britain must support Czechoslovakia or risk Germany triumph. It cites Franco Spain as a hinge, notes Italy and Germany aid to Franco, and discusses British reactions led by Eden and Chamberlain. It cites Spanish loyalty shifts, reduced Italian and German forces, and Franco’s heavy foreign debt to Italy and Germany.
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Spain
Balearics
Africa
France
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Russia
England
Prague
Italy
Britain
Hitler
Neville Chamberlain
Great Britain
Franco
Chamberlain
Fogland
Eden
Europe
Burgos
Geman
Burcos
Social Roundup Hits Fairfield Marengo and Beyond
Mrs Charles Benz and Lucy visit Mr and Mrs Fred Mather in Fairfield yesterday. Mr and Mrs T H Peters and Madiyn visit Peters grandparents in Marengo. Peters and Leslie Glismore attend a Des Moines Quaker Oil burner meeting tomorrow. Harry Margolin Yankton SD and Mrs Abe Berg Mitchell SD visit I Rothschild home yesterday. The Margolins depart for New York with their grandkids Jo Ellen and Phyllis remaining with Rothschilds. Althea Montgomery returns from a West coast trip with sister Mrs Taylor joining from Cedar Rapids. They toured Grand Canyon and Pacific coast Vancouver to Lab Louise. Mrs Taylor ships Montgomery to Washington. Mrs Ellis Negus visits with her parents in Clinton this week after weekend with Negus family.
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Charles Benz
Lucy
Fred Mather
Fairfield
T. H. Peters
Madiyn
Mr. Peters
FE. J. Peters
Marengo
Peters
Leslie Glismore
Des Moines
Harry Margolin
Yankton S. D
Abe Berg
Mitchell, S. D
I. Rothschild
Althea Montgomery
West Coast
R. P. Taylor
Cedar Rapid
Miss Montgomery
University of Colorado
Boulder
Mrs Taylor
Grand Canyon
California
Pacific Coast
Vancouver
Lab Louise
Mrs. Taylor
Washinton
Ellis Negus
J. D. Burrell
Clinton
Mrs. Negus
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