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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1949

Page

2

Drive Inn Girls Win Narrow Victory at Morning Sun

Washington's Drive Inn girls edged Morning Sun 2 1 in a pitching duel. Phyllis McConnell pitched and drove in both runs with a walk set, while Morning Sun pitcher held the Drive Inns to no hits. Washington lineup included Kelsey Pettavino McFarland Palmer Bailey Weldin Alliman Gosling and McConnell with Brooks as scorekeeper.

Washington Drive Inn Morning Sun Phyllis McConnell McConnell Drive Inns Kelsey Pettavino McFarland Palmer Bailey Weldin, Jr Alliman Gosling Jr Buck Patterson Mary June Brooks

Wo mens Mission Society hosts guest speaker

Mrs William Littlewood of Ainsworth spoke on a Scottish family routine, schools, and churches at the Wo mens Mission Society meeting of the United Presbyterian church held Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Albert Simpson. Mrs J M Finney led the meeting and devotions were by Mrs W W Caldwell. The gathering closed with prayers by Mrs John Stewart and Mrs Grace Minn, with refreshments served by Mrs Everette Stewart and the committee.

William Littlewood Ainsworth Womens Mission Society United Presbyterian Church Albert Simpson Litlewood J. M. Finney W. W. Caldwell John Stewart Grace Minn

Local Families Partake in Social Visits and Camps

Mr and Mrs Sam Bowser and family hosted North Carolina guests while Nancy Rinhard Patsy McCracken and Mildred Medford spent Sunday at the new Iowa City pool. Lorena Raymond and Lucille Schneider returned to work after a Colorado Rockies vacation. Stanley Bean Geneva Bean and Ralph Gerling attended the Wapello homecoming. Josephine Haney and Helen Hagist of Moline Ill returned home after visiting Josephine’s grandmother Mrs Gertrude Doig. Mrs Dewey Hess of Russell visits with her mother Mrs Julia Lehrer and the Hubert Lehrers. Beverly Bean of near Haskins visits Donna Eden of Columbus Junction. Martha Ann Kennedy and Judy Carson spend a week at Camp Hitaga near Cedar Rapids.

Sam Bowser North Carolina Nancy Rhinard Patsy McCracken Mildred Medford Sunda Iowa City Josephine Haney Helen Hagist Moline Ill Josephine Gertrude Doig

Leftover Poultry Casserole With Noodles and Cheese

Use bits of leftover chicken or turkey with mushroom soup and cooked noodles. Place in a casserole, top with margarine crumbs and nippy cheese, bake about 20 minutes for a hearty main course.

Crossed eye condition risks vision loss if untreated

A cross-eyed condition is not always easily recognized. If neglected it may cause loss of vision in the out of line eye and can lead to the eye becoming blind from underuse. It may then resume its abnormal position.

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