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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1942

Page

2

Local residents plan travels and visits this week

Jessie Rice leaves Friday to return to St Marys Hospital in Saginaw Michigan after a two week visit with her mother Belle Gray Rice and sister Mrs Charles Kennedy and family. Mrs Milo McMillen of St Paul Minnesota arrives to spend a few weeks with her father Charles Corette. Rev Mc Millen will visit next week for vacation. grover custer and harry mcclure go to Muscatine for a boat excursion on the President. Thelma Luther and Dr Ruth Church attend a two day conference in Des Moines and observe Sister Kenny’s poliomyelitis clinic at Iowa Lutheran hospital. Mrs Reynold Greiner and others return home after a visit with the Chalupa family near Kalona. Dr and Mrs Melvin Gingerich and sons visit from North Newton Kansas staying three weeks at the Roth home in Wayland. Dr Gingerich teaches at Bethel college in Newton.

Jessie Rice St. Mary's Hospital Saginaw, Mich Belle Gray Rice Charles Kennedy Milo McMillen St. Paul, Minn Charles Corette Rev. McMillen Thelma Luther Ruth Church Des Moines Sister Kenny Kenny Miss Luther Iowa Lutheran Hospital Melvin Gingerich Owen and Warren North Newton Kan Iowa Roth Wayland Gingerich Bethel College Newton

Community notes on visitors and departures

Pauline Clegg plans to leave for New Orleans after visiting her parents near Ainsworth. Clara Ann Huber, Mercy Hospital student nurse, spends two weeks with her parents. Numerous relatives and guests visit Iowa City area, with others traveling to Cedar Rapids, Manchester, and Lake Okoboji for vacations and family events.

Pauline Clegg James Clegg Ainsworth New Orleans Washington Clara Ann Huber Mercy Hospital Iowa City Mrs Don Huber

Donkey Ball Friday At Blattner Field

Washington Indies clash with a group from American Pearl factory softball in a donkey ball game at Blattner's field Friday at 7 15 pm. Admission is 9 and 25 cents with tax, proceeds to the Indees treasury. Next Sunday they visit Williamsburg, aiming to repeat a recent home win.

Blattner’s Field Washington Indies American Pearl Factory Indees Treasury Williamsburg

Major League Results And Upcoming Games

Yesterday New York beat Chicago 38 to 8 while Washington defeated St Louis 9 to 4. Philadelphia and Detroit did not play. Today New York vs Chicago, Washington vs St Louis, Philadelphia vs Detroit, Boston vs Cleveland. National League standings show Brooklyn at .701 and Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, and St Louis in mixed slots with several matchups listed.

New York Chicago Washington St. Louis Philadelphia Detroit Boston Cleveland Ks Fst Brooklyn Cincinnati PGW Pittsburgh Beeten W. L. Pet Cleveland Nee

Hospital Discharges and Admissions Noted

Carolyn Elizabeth Lee was dismissed last evening and Larry Strohm of Haskins was discharged yesterday afternoon. Mrs. R. E. Redlinger of East Pleasant Plain was admitted for surgery. John Minick was admitted for X ray and treatment for a right forearm fracture. Warl and Bennie Elliott of Columbus Junction underwent tonsillectomies this morning. Donald Kerr was admitted for an adenoidectomy this morning.

Carolyn Elizabeth Lee Larry Strohm Haskins R. E. Redlinger East Pleasant Plain John Minick North Ave. B Warl Bennie Elliott Columbus Junction Donald Kerr West Washington

Ames resident helms dinner visit with Putnams

Hilma Dodds of Ames spends this week with her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Dodds in Wellman and will dine with Mr and Mrs Harold Putnam and daughter Judy this evening Ella Smith of Marshalltown travels via Keokuk for a short visit with her aunt Mrs T Keeley and Mrs W M Keeley Mrs Keeley plans Evanston departure after ten days C C Thornes return to Des Moines after visiting with Mrs Aaron Bailey and in Richland with Mrs G A Neville and Hal Figgins family members

A. W. Errett Kewanee, Ill Frank L. Wilson Iowa City M. P. Miller Ben Wallace Errett Wilson Kewanee Hilma Dodds Ames Arthur Dodds Wellman Harold Putnam Judy Ella Smith Marshalltown Keokuk T. Keeley W. M. Keeley Evanston Mr. Keeley C. C. Thorn Des Moines Aaron Bailey Richland A. Neville Hal Figgins

War Production Board halts fuel oil deliveries Aug 3 to Sept 15

The War Production Board orders a ban on all fuel oil deliveries for heating and cooling equipment in the East Coast rationing area from August 3 through September 15 to build up reserve stocks for next winter.

Washington, D. C War Production Board East Coast

Soybean acreage increasing for self sufficiency

Agriculture officials say soybeans suit local soils and climate like corn and farmers are urged to plant half again as many acres to offset reduced Far East fats and oils imports. County agents aid newcomers in seed variety choices as soybeans prove a versatile crop.

Department of Agriculture Far East

Train Safe On Surface Ice 18 Inches Thick

Surface ice measures 18 inches thick and is said to support a railway train.

Army Deserters Linked to Auto Theft Case

A woman was arrested in Brighton by Deputy Walt Kiesey and jailed as part of an investigation into stolen cars. Kiesey alerted Essex County New York authorities, who are expected to extradite the suspect. The men were taken into custody while police investigated a Sunday night theft near Brighton and a vehicle found near a New York worker’s farm near Wellman. The suspects denied stealing the car.

Brighton Walt Kiesey

Prairie Flower Notes On Baptism Farm Purchases And Guests

Prairie Flower community items list Baptismal service at Prairie Flower with Rev. Pace and Rev. Strong officiating and a new baptistry. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert McGuire of Gary Indiana visit relatives in Kalona and Washington. Calf sales by Joseph Shalla noted. Eve of harvest work with Witthoft and Bert Rittenhouse farms mentioned. Harry Donaldson buys 125 acre farm near Winfield with possession in 1943. various farm tasks and visits described.

Martha Thrasher Prairie Flower Herbert McGuire Gary Ind L. W. Turnipseed M. Thrasher Earl P. Booth Kalona Washington Prairie Flower Community Lynn Pace Columbus City C. E. Strong Bloomfield Mr. Pace Harold Day Strong Floris New Baptistry Jean Smith Joseph Shalla John Witthoft Cy Bush Earl Booth Hewy Witthoft Bert Rittenhouse Prairie Flower Corners Harry Donaldson Winfield Witthoft Brothers Roy Finke

Club Plays Bridge At Casper Home

Mr and Mrs Charles Casper hosted the Rosemary club at 808 South Fourth Avenue last evening. Bridge on six tables saw Mrs P F Whisler win high score for women while Reed Moore had low. Reed Moore won high score among men with Donald Brown low. Ray Bell captured the traveling prize. Refreshments were served. guests included Mrs Elizabeth Casper, Mrs Leslie McFarland, Mr and Mrs Joe Knotek.

Charles Casper South Fourth Avenue Rosemary Club P. F. Whisler Reed Moore Donald Brown Ray Bell Casper Garden Elizabeth Casper Leslie McFarland Joe Knotek

Soldier Kidnappers Are Returned to Story City

SIOUX CITY Elmer F. Kuske, 23, and David A. West, 19, held at Fort Collins for Iowa federal authorities, will be brought to Sioux City instead of Dubuque. They may be taken to Cedar Rapids about Aug. 10 for a northern district court session. The men, alleged army deserters from Fort Sill, are charged with kidnapping Margaret Rollie, 18, of Hesper, who was with them when arrested in Denver on July 7.

Sioux City Elmer F. Kuske David A. Westman Fort Collins Colo Iowa Dubuque Cedar Rapids Fort Sill Okla Margaret Rollie Hesper Denver

Apple Trees in Atwood Yard Bear Grafted Varieties

In Brockton Massachusetts two trees in William B Atwood’s yard yield many varieties. A Cooper’s Market tree carries six grafted varieties including Winter Banana Yellow Transparent Spitzenberg McIntosh Red Hubbardston and Rhode Island Greening. A Wolfe River tree has Yellow Transparent Red Astrachan Wealthy and Astrachan grafted.

William B. Atwood Brockton Mass Cooper's Market Hubbardston Rhode Island Wolfe River

Three-Quarter Century Party Set for Aug 8

The Evening Journal announces its annual Three Quarter Century club dinner for Saturday August 8 at the Washington Country Club. Washington county residents or former residents who turned 75 in the past year are invited to join. Transportation from the Journal office is available, with details to follow. Coppock program announcements will be made later.

The Evening Journal Washington Country Club Washington County Journal Office Country Club Washington

Lords Pass Bill Extending US Army Jurisdiction in Britain

The house of Lords approved the remaining portions of a bill to grant the United States army jurisdiction over U S service members charged with offenses in the British Isles. Lord Simon said the measure was urgent as more U S troops arrive in Britain.

London England House of Lords United States Army British Isles Lord Simon United States Britain

Log cabin open to guests in Sunset Park

Want ad notes a Sunset Park log cabin inviting guests Thursday afternoon hosted by Mrs. J. O. Elder Jeannette Kyle and Wahnee tah Ingalls.

Sunset Park J. O. Elder Jeannette Kyle Wahneetah Ingalls

Army Air Corps film night in Central Park

Max Van Horn state adjutant of the VFW assists with arrangements. Motion pictures illustrating the Army Air Corps service will be shown tonight at nine in Central Park after the band concert. If rain prevents it, the defense room at city hall will host the showing for young men eligible to enlist. Public invited to attend the park event after the concert.

Ter Max van Horn The V.F.W Army Air Corps Service Central Park City Hall

Americans Invested Billions in Electric Refrigerators

Americans have poured about two billion dollars into electric refrigerators, most bought in the last three or four years, signaling a rapid adoption of new home appliances and changing domestic habits.

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