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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1942

Page

2

Local Family Travel and Community Notices

Local residents travel to Chicago to visit relatives including Charles Longwell. Births announced for Norton Edwards and Alvin Richardson families. Judge and Mrs. E O Newell visit Arlington relatives. A and P meat manager Glenn E Wilson takes a two week vacation witharl Wessman covering. Families visit Knox ville and Bethany while others host guests in Trenton and Monmouth. Corvette recovers from knee injury and may be discharged soon.

Glenn EE. Wilson Arl Wessman Oskaloosa Mrs. Wilson Lorna Shirley Knoxville

Prairie Flower notes and social highlights in Cedar township

Prairie Flower reports Cedar township activities including seed hybrid corn work supervised by John Patterson, community visits by Ellis Finke and guests, church and social events, a birthday celebration for Mrs. Durst, and farm tasks such as cement work at the Roberts and Shalla properties. Local residents and guests gather for meals, outings to Iowa City, and seasonal harvest notes.

Prairie Flower John Patterson Ellis Finke Clyde Finke Crawfordsville Ruth Brower H. L Jack Fuhr Junior Birney Robert Roberts Shallas J. F. Knotek Dwight Hoyle Wyatt Somrek Roy Finke George Miller Nashville Elmer Krantz Joseph Shalla Lucille Reller Boone Joseph Knotek Iowa City Arlene Knotek Arlene Knotek, Lunched At “the Huddle Frank Burger William Finke C. C. Reeves

Major League Results and Upcoming Games

Yesterday New York beat Detroit 3 0 Cleveland defeated Washington 4 3 Boston won 5 3 over St Louis Teams today Philadelphia visits Chicago New York goes to Detroit Boston meets St Louis Washington travels to Cleveland Lineups show standings and scores for several clubs with Chicago Philadelphia postponed matchups.

New York Detroit Cleveland Washington Boston St. Louis Philadelphia Chicago Pat Cape St Sis York Cincinnati U. Ay Pittsburgh Rior ER i Crimonder Brooklyn Nevelander St. Rss Eigen Detroit Rr E-M Washington A

Hedrick Guests and Des Moines Visitor Tie Weekend Plans

Janet Benell of Hedrick visits grandparents Mr and Mrs EBH Messer this week. Mr and Mrs John Harp and daughter Sandra dined with Mr and Mrs William Stewart and daughter Carolyn of Hanford California at the Stewarts home. Eloise Springer of Des Moines will stay with her mother Mrs Anna Springer for an over Sunday visit.

Janet Benell Hedrick Mrs EB. H. Messer John Harp Sandra William §. Stewart Carolyn Hanford Calif Fred L. Stewart Eloise Springer Des Moines Anna Springer

Card of Thanks to Neighbors and Fire Crew

The Rich family thanks neighbors and John Custer driver of the Farmers Mutual fire truck for splendid work when fire was discovered in her home yesterday morning. Esther Smith, after visiting a college friend in Iowa City, is clerking a few weeks at Hand’s jewelry store.

John Custer Farmers Mutual E. P. Rich Esther Smith Iowa City Hand

Hospital admits Dorothy Dillinger in quiet day

At the hospital Dorothy Dillinger of 309 North Ave. B. was admitted yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Erskine of Columbus Junction are parents of a son born at 5 56 this morning weighing 5 pounds 8 ounces.

Dorothy Dillinger North Ave. B Harold Erskine Columbus Junction

Iowa Cities Join Tin Can Salvage Drive Nationwide

Des Moines Davenport Sioux City Cedar Rapids and Waterloo are added to 104 new communities for tin can salvage campaigns by the War Production Board. Iowa salvage chairman Herbert Plagman says he was not informed of Iowa’s inclusion as the program expands from 250000 to 400000 tons of denning plant capacity next year.

Des Moines Iowa War Production Board Davenport Sioux City Cedar Rapids Waterloo Herbert Plagman Iowa Salvage WPB

Liberal Arts Dean to Lead Journalism School Change

Dean of Liberal Arts will head the journalism school at the State University of Iowa after Frank Luther Mott resigns to become dean at the University of Missouri. Pending appointment, administration will be handled by the liberal arts dean.

Iswa Mty State University of Iowa College of Liberal Arts Frank Luther Mott University of Missouri

Sioux City Youths Fined for Speeding

Sioux City youths George Murad and John Okowski were fined 100 dollars and given 30 days in jail by Judge H R Kenston after officers testified they raced their automobiles through business streets at 65 miles per hour.

Sioux City George Murad John Okowski H. R. Kenston

Iowa Crippled Girls Enjoy Week at Camp

A group of Iowa crippled girls begin a week at the Y W C A camp near Boone arranged by the Iowa Society of Crippled Children and the Disabled Girls from Polk Black Hawk Dallas and Boone counties. The outing is funded by county funds the Des Moines Rotary Club and the Polk county infantile paralysis fund. Public health nurses aided by speaking to parents. Next year the program may include crippled boys. Activities include crafts music group singing swimming dramatics and games.

Des Moines Iowa Y.W.C.A Boone Iowa Society of Crippled Children Polk Black Hawk Dallas Iowa Society

WAACs Favor Overseas War Service

Ninety percent of WAACs want overseas service after interviews with the first 700 members at Fort Des Moines. Army officials say only few seek easy assignments as these women express a desire to actively contribute to the war effort and go overseas.

Des Moines Waacs Women's Army Auxiliary Corps Fort Des Moines Army Post

Farm Hand Sentenced in Larceny Case at Anamosa

Raymond F. Neuendorf a 21 year old Black Hawk county farm hand received a five year term in Anamosa reformatory after pleading guilty to larceny of nine calves four pigs grain gasoline and feed He named his 16 year old brother in law as an accomplice who was sent to Eldora training school last week.

Waterloo Raymond F. Neuendorf Black Hawk County Anamosa Reformatory Ralph W. Hasner W Neuendorf Eldora

State Bans Reuse Of Old Bottle Crowns

DES MOINES The state department of agriculture prohibits reusing old bottle crowns with the old cork lining. Mark G. Thornburg secretary of agriculture says sterilization is unsatisfactory with the old lining. Reuse is allowed only if cork is removed and the crown is sterilized with a new lining added.

Des Moines State Department of Agriculture Mark G. Thornburg Secretary of Agriculture Thornburg

Sale of Government Corn In Iowa Halted

In Des Moines the sale of government owned corn in Iowa was halted causing concerns over stockpiles. Officials cited pending guidelines and supply chain questions as the reason for the pause and advised buyers to await further instructions.

Des Moines Iowa

Homemakers Club Meeting Led by Mrs Bontrager

Mrs Elmer Bontrager hosted 15 Homemakers Club members and a visitor on Thursday afternoon. Each member gave a short talk on her topic. Mrs Amos Stout and Mrs Hubert Redlinger were named leaders to lead Farm Bureau lessons starting in September. The next meeting, August 26, will be with Mrs Henry Dittmer.

Elmer’ Bontrager Homemakers Club Amos Stout Hubert Redlinger Farm Bureau Henry Dittmer

Sueppels Mark 25th Wedding Anniversary With Mass

Mr and Mrs Leo Sueppel observed their silver anniversary with a high mass at St James church conducted by Rev Henry J Corcoran. The St Basil mass was sung by the choir, with offertory Panis Angelicus and Benedictus and other hymns. Altar flowers came from Mrs John Dodd's garden. After mass the family hosted breakfast at the Sueppel home and visited relatives in Burlington.

Leo Sueppel Henry J. Corcoran St. James Church H. L. Barker E. J. Harmeier Margaret Ellen Barker Orene Trojovsky Lois Harriet Ofelt Louise Barnes John Dodd Sueppel Burlington Mrs. Sueppel

Horner Winning Boat Races Highlight Brighton News

Dr FE A Horner of Brighton has won multiple prizes in boat racing. The Brighton Enterprise notes his recent first place finishes in Lincoln Nebraska in the class B outboard motor boat races. Earl Mullikin and Floyd Dunbar accompanied him. He visited Nevada Missouri to pick up his uncle Charles Phiels and brought him home for a visit.

FE. A. Horner Brighton Brighton Enterprise Lincoln Nebr E. A. Horner Nebraska Earl Mullikin Floyd Dunbar Nevada Missouri Charles Phiels

Keota Sent Navy Recruits Inspiring Mass Enlistment

Keota Eagle editorial notes three local youths from Keota enlisted in the navy and could have had a public enlistment ceremony at home. The Des Moines recruiting station offers mass enlistees in communities with several to be sworn in, profiled by names including Max Carlton Hamilton and Bernard Francis Flander.

Keota Great Lakes Naval Training Station Keotans The Keota Eagle Navy Des Moines Max Carlton Hamilton Arthur L. Hamilton RFC Bernard Francis Flander

Grain sale halted amid new parity price rules

Officials from AAA and Commodity Credit Corp halted grain sales from steel bins and country elevators after orders were issued. The state and county AAA committees lacked official word on the cause, but the action followed new legislation allowing 125 billion bushels of feed wheat to be sold at 85 percent of parity for corn.

AAA Commodity Credit Corp

Margaret Hawkins Hosts Westminster Guild Meeting

Margaret Hawkins led the Cotter gathering with Mrs Robeson presiding in worship. Reports featured Iowa City Presbyterial, missionary study, and a Wayside Chapel project in Milwaukee. A business session approved two window shades for the manse and lunch followed, with next hostess Mrs Walter DeVore.

Woman and Missions Magazine Milwaukee Beems Beems Creek Valley N. C Glenn Quigley Betty Ann Weaver Walter DeVore Cotter Church

Elizabeth Flander and Finn Helscher Engagement Notice

Elizabeth Flander and Finn Jerome Helscher, 21, son of Mr and Mrs Ed Helscher, RED.

Elizabeth Flander Finian Jerome Helscher Ed Helscher

Picnic for Judge and Mrs Eicher Honored at Sunset Park

Social item from the Columbus Gazette describes a sunset park picnic in Washington honoring Judge and Mrs Eicher and Mrs W R Mount. Washington friends from Columbus Junction and others joined with baskets of Louisa fried chicken corn potato salad and cakes plus Washington ice cream and raspberries. Special guest Mrs Mount nears her 90th birthday in August.

Columbus Gazette Sunset Park Washington E. C. Eicher W. R. Mount Columbus Junction Judge E. C. Hicher Washington, D. C Iowa Louisa Eicher O. F. Boller Harry Dye al Ledger Mary Ann Orville Elder Washington Evening Journal

Social Calendar of Local Churches and Societies

Community groups schedule events this week. United Presbyterian church hosts a social at 8 p.m. Monday and a Friendly Bible class meets at 6 30 p.m. Sunset Park if no rain. Tuesday features the Women’s Missionary Society 7 30 p.m. and Rosemary club gathering. W F W post and Auxiliary hold a joint meeting in the afternoon at the hall.

United Presbyterian Church U.P. Church Friendly Bible Class Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Society Mabel Gray Rosemary Club Charles Casper W.F.W. Post and Auxiliary P.m.hall

Surprise Birthday Party for Alvin Sojka Turns 21

Alvin Sojka was honored at a surprise party on July 22 marking his 21st birthday. Guests danced with Bob and Darlene Kleopher, prizes went to Vince Sojka and Viola Marek for fewest games won, and Mrs. Yaro Sojka and daughters served refreshments. Other attendees included Cleo Burick, Richard Kiefer, Norma Kenneth, Dale Ros, and the Sojka and Yaro Se ka families.

Alvin Sojka Bob Kleopher Darlene Kleopher Vince Sojka Viola Marek Yaro Sojka Eldiene Hazel Cleo Burick Richard Ki

Band Farewell for Stewart Bell Ends Membership Toasts

Municipal Band held a farewell party for Stewart Bell after a midweek concert in City Hall's rehearsal room. Bell enlisted in the U S Navy and left for Great Lakes Naval Training Station via Des Moines, the twelfth member to depart in fourteen months. Refreshments were served by Jack Huston Jene Thomas and Bob Steele. Milo Steele presided and Tom Gray acted as toastmaster calling on Bell and others to speak.

Municipa Stewart Bell Bel United States Navy Mr. Bell Don Radda Lester Muck Harold Kerr

Many Happy Returns Birthdays Celebrated

Mrs Harold Mangold marks her birthday as Mildred and Martha Whiting twins turn twenty Marjorie Carlson also has a birthday Ed Rich Everette Prebyl Delbert Earls Albert Lee Shaw and W O Morgan of Clay community share the day Bob Henderson Marlene and Darlene Fritz two year olds and Mrs Clara Engle of the Journal Three Quarter Century club also celebrates her birthday Engle was born in 1856 in Ohio and is 86 years old

Ed _ Rich Everette Prebyl Delbert Earls Albert Lee Shaw W. O. Morgan Clay Marlene and Darlene Fritz Clara Engel The Journal Engle Ohio

Local Birthdays Noted In Franklin Community

Mrs. Howard Hoyle and Mrs. E. P. Rich celebrate birthdays today while John Collett has one tomorrow in the Franklin area community.

Howard Hoyle Franklin E. P. Rich John Collett

Honor E F Kolosick at Birthday Dinner

Elmer F Kolosick celebrated his 66th birthday July 19 with a surprise dinner at the Kolosick home northeast of town. Friends and relatives attended from Ainsworth Riverside Conesville Phoenix Ariz and nearby areas, including Joe Kolosick Will Kolosick Wilbert Chalupa and many others.

Honor E. F. Kolosick Elmer F. Kolosick Kolosick Charle Friese Ed Lukavsky Francis Roth Dorothy Jean Bert Cahoon Jesse Kolosick

Luncheon Meeting of Baptist Society at Church

The Women s Missionary Society of the Baptist church met in the church social rooms with 23 members and a guest Janet Benell of Hedrick. Devotions by Sappho Beamer on Faith and Music followed, and a program on Faith and Works featured Lydia Holm s Jane in Nicaragua with Rev Trenerry and daughter assisting. A $5 donation for negro work in the state was approved.

Ben Coppock Bessi- Brown Stella Genkineer Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church Janet Benell Hedrick Sappho Beamer Alfred Trenerry Jane Nicaragua Lydia Holm Trenerry Mary Jane Nellie Wiley John Dodd W. P. Moore Mae Dawson Carrie Bailey Rev

Notable Washingtonians Plan Arlington Visit

The text notes a group of prominent local residents, including Chief Justice and Mrs. Eicher, planning to accompany them by car to Arlington, Virginia. Attending from the area are Mr. and Mrs. T. N. O'Neill, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Lowe, Mrs. Nettie B. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Shearer, and Paul V. Shearer of the Columbus Junction Gazette.

Washington Eicher Arlington Virginia Potomac Washington, D. C T. N. O'Neill R. G. Lowe Nettie B. Lewis B. H. Shearer Paul V. Shearer Columbus Junction

Meteor Iron Search Aims At Henbury Crater

Magnet aided search targets iron meteorite remains beneath a 220 yard wide and 70 feet deep crater at Henbury Station in central Australia.

Henbury Australia

Entertains Bridge Club Guests at Evening Party

Mrs. E. D. Morrison Jr. hosted a bridge party with four tables. High score went to guest Mrs. Manton Hebner, while club winners were Mrs. John Lemmon Mrs. T. R. Phillips and Mrs. R. H. McCleery. Out of town guests included Miss Morrison Roma Clemans Mrs. Robert Templeman and Mrs. R. F. Hender.

E. D. Morrison, Jr Manton Hebner John Lemmon T. R. Phillips R. H. McCleery Ellen Morrison Miss Morrison St. Joseph Roma Clemans el Monte Calif Robert Templeman Bethany R. 4. Hender Kalona Clarice Meek Miss Clemans

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George L. McDaniel Margaret Fulton Red Phipps Charles Dickens Salbach Debonair Wolf Floral CO Frank Longwell Patricia Laura Longwell Harold Kauffman Jean Siegle Joan Charles Longwell Norton Edwards North Marion Avenue Alvin Richardson George C. Stewart George Beck Trenton Max Marble Beck Mrs. Marble Gib White Harper Nellie Brooks Wayland Mae Clancy Molitge, IL C. A. Owens Monmouth John Owen Charles Corette Corvette Washington County Hospital Martha Thrasher Homer Davis Sarah and Dewey Hubers Man OF the Hour Jack Lords Hollywood Venezuela Burna Acquanetta Burnu Walter Winchell Merosa Santa Claus Dilk Hemsley NEW York Yankees Rollie Yankees Liberal Arts Sueppels Bluejackets Margaret Hawkins Roy Lambert Floyd Letts Donald Brown Missionary Society Harold Mangold Mildred Martha Whiting H. J. Whiting Marjorie Carlson May Carlson Bob Henderson Baptist Society England
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