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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1946

Page

2

Local News Highlights From Cedar Falls And Waterloo

The Galloways and Rothlisbergers spent yesterday in Cedar Falls with Phyllis Galloway resuming classes at Iowa State Teachers College after a home visit. White Elephant auction set by Ainsworth American Legion Post 351 for August 6 at 8 PM. Helen Stewart slated to visit home tomorrow after honorable WAVES discharge July 16 and service in Washington DC. Davidson of Long Beach ends Waterloo visit en route to Washington after brief Red Oak visit. Elmore family from Mt. Ayr visiting Eyestone parents. Oren Elmore leads Mt. Ayr public school music.

Earl Galloway Mary Ruth C. C. Rothlisberger Cedar Falls Phyllis Galloway Iowa State Teachers College Ainsworth American Legion J. Harlan Helen Stewart E. L. Stewart Miss Stewart the Waves Wahington D. C North Carolina Richmond Ind N. C. Davidson Long Beach Calif Waterloo George Clapper Ming Washington C. C. Miller Red Oak Oren R. Elmore Ruth Mt. Ayr Iowa

Whiting Wins Semi Final to Face City Championship

Claire Whiting, prominent Michigan golf figure now in Washington, defeated Gil Morrison 3 up 2 to reach the finals of the city tournament. Morrison led the first nine with hot putting, but Whiting surged on the back nine and closed at the 16th green. Whiting will meet either Bill Kelsey or Dr A W Crow in the championship on Sunday August 4 with semi finals to be finished by Wednesday.

Claire Whiting Michigan Morrison Whiting Bill Kelsey Dr. A. W. Crow Dave Bilder J. N. Irwin Henry Bailey Dick Hotle Bill Boehart Charles Barclay Bob Marble J. M. Lloyd Irv Fenn Nic Klepfer Stanly Zager Ted Johnson Verne Witting Bill Howell Jim Roach Fred Moore Dan Brindley Les Gates Phil Weldin Ralph Bauer Pete McCutchen Les Orr Bill Jones Jack McFadden Tom Gray W. C. McFadden Wayne Chamberlin Jerry Curris Harold Mangold Carlton Mangold Ed Nardy Julius Enslin

Local Notes and Family Visits Across Towns

State Farm agent Earle F. Libe lists contact details while residents from Mexico Missouri and Vassar Maryland visit the Dewey Weeks family and stay at Mrs H H Mc Cleery's home. Lloyd Latta undergoes major surgery at St Mary's hospital in Saginaw Michigan with a positive recovery report.

Lloyd Latta Vassar St. Mary's Hospital Saginaw Mich Clifford Thorne Latta

Brighton Defeats Keota 3-0 in Pitchers' Battle

The Brighton American Legion team beat Keota 3-0 at Brighton. Wittmer and Hodson produced two runs in the first inning and Wittmer added a fourth inning run on Hodson’s double. Keota left four hits, Brighton eight. Dunwoody fanned 15 for Brighton. Next Sunday Brighton hosts Letts and South English in a 2 PM double header.

Brighton American Legion Keota Brighton Wittmer Hodson Dunwoody Bohr Aller Singleton

Population changes in World War II reported

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. reports Germany lost 3,000,000 people during World War II while the United States showed a net gain of 7,500,000 and England increased by 700,000. Heavy military losses civilian casualties from air attacks and a falling birth rate caused Germanys decline.

New York Germany United States Metropolitan Life Insurance Co England

Social Calendar Highlights Week Activities and Picnics

Community groups list events for Wednesday to Friday including meetings at churches clubs and a Sunset Park picnic. Details cover reception times places hostesses and potluck items with reminders to RSVP and bring service ware and dishes to pass.

St. Paul's Women’s Guild Church Fleur de Lis Sunset Park

Baptist church choir cancels Wednesday practice

The choir at the Baptist church plans no rehearsal Wednesday evening. The Presbyterian morning prayer meeting will gather at 9 20 Wednesday at the church located at 14002.

the Baptist Church Presbyterian

Mrs. H. H. McCleery Heads West From Iowa City

Mrs. H H McCleery travels this evening on the Rock Mountain Rocket from Iowa City to Denver Colorado to spend a month with her son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs M L Phelps and their three sons. Hazel Pease arrives to visit friends and stays as guest of the Harry G Simpson family.

H. H. McCleery Rock Mountain Iowa City Denver Colo M. L. Phelps Hazel Pease New Sharon Harry G. Simpson Carlton Haven Washington Rockwell City Keosauqua Haven Iowa Continental Telephone Company

Sugar and cane farming by a small farmer share

Sugar beets are grown in 17 states and cane in 2, by 3 percent of the nation’s farmers, reflecting a diverse crop pattern across regions.

Annabelle Jackson and Vernon Weeks Wed in St Louis

Annabelle Jean Jackson and Vernon L Weeks married Tuesday July 23 at the First United Presbyterian Manse in University City St Louis Rev Fred M Blick officiated. Attendants were Joe Weeks and Mrs Weeks. The couple planned a brief trip and will live with the bridegroom's parents while he farms. Vernon Weeks is a Navy veteran with aviation experience.

First United Presbyterian University City St. Louis Fred M. Blick Joe Weeks Dewey

G O P Nominee Bergeson A Young Lawyer

The GOP caucus notes Bergeson, a 35 year old lawyer with university training in Japan ese and service in MacArthur headquarters in Manila and AMG in Korea. He is Lutheran and faced questions on religion and background before voting. Bergeson won more votes than Wayne Ropes of Onawa and hinted at further political ambitions.

Bergeson MacArthur Manila AMG Korea Wayne Ropes Onawa Bergy

Milwaukee Gas Service Restored After Six Day Strike

Gas service in Milwaukee returned to normal today as the Milwaukee Gas Light Co opened the last high pressure line closed during a six day CIO United Gas Workers strike. Most mains were opened in time for housewives to prepare Sunday dinners after workers voted Saturday to return to work.

Milwaukee Wis Milwauke Gas Light Co CIO United Gas Workers

Hospital Dismissals List Names and Residences

Sunday dismissals include Mrs. Walter Leet of West Chester Mrs. Charles Davison of Brighton Mrs. Lloyd Lytle 403 East Main Street Mrs. Bessie Tucker 620 North Marion Avenue Charles D. Brown of Fairfield John Hixson of Ains worth Mrs. Charles Van Winkle and daughter Linda Marie of Brighton Mrs. Maurice Meyer and daughter Martha Maxing Route Three Mrs. Bertha Chambers 726 East Third Street Mrs. John Dupuis and daughter Cathryn Louise of Richland.

Walter Leet West Chester Charles Davison Brighton Lloyd Lytle East Main St Bessie Tucker N. Marion Ave Charles D. Brown Fairfield John Hixson Ainsworth Charles van Winkle Linda Marie Maurice Meyer Martha Maxing Route Three Bertha Chambers East Third St John Dupuis Cathryn Louise Richland

Local births and discharges reported in Keota area

Mr and Mrs Milo Sorden returned from a month long Snowbank Beach resort vacation. John Yousling and daughter John Rittenhouse along with others were discharged or admitted as patients. Daughters Bonita Kay and a son born to Clyde Stoutner and Beatrice Bowes, Raymond Stalder, and Frank Olvey families are noted with times and addresses. Francis Mottet and others were discharged after medical stays.

Milo Sorden Snowbank Beach Resort Minn John Yousling Daught John Rittenhouse Route Four John Zieglowsky Leo Greiner Bonita Kay Keota B. J. Blatter South Town Ave Clyde Stoutner Beatrice Bowes Wayland Raymond Stalder East Madison Street Francis Mottet Richland Frank Olvey

Conserve and Preserve To Freeze Peaches

Select tree ripened fruit and wash in cold water. Scald 10 to 30 seconds to loosen skins. Cook quickly and peel. Trim defects with a stainless knife. Slice into containers with a 50 9 9 syrup by dissolving sugar in water. Seal in air tight containers and keep under liquid.

Birthday Celebrations Noted for Local Residents

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Goodwin celebrate their second wedding anniversary. Jerolyn Rose Hess, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Meeker Hess of Keota, has a birthday marked by a three candle cake. Norma Mae Payne turns 17, Billy Joe Podaris is 16, also listed are Mrs. Joe Conrad Crawfordsville Mrs. R. F. Hamil Mrs. Mary Weber and others with birthday greetings.

Mrs. Warren Goodwin Jerolyn Rose Hess Mrs. Meeker Hess Keota Norma Mae Payne Kermit Payne Billy Joe Podaris Joe Conrad Crawfordsville R. F. Hamil Mary Weber T. R. Phillips Lawrence Fountain Ainsworth Patricia Flynn

St James Social Hosts Ice Cream and Chicken Sandwiches

Mrs 0 M Cuddy returned from Midland South Dakota after a ten day visit with her sister Mrs C L May and family. A family reunion gathered four sisters and a brother from California, the first in six years.

St. James 0. M. Cuddy Midland S. Dak C. L. May California

Women's Council Sets July Meeting at Sunset Park

The Women’s Council of the Christian church held a Friday afternoon session in the church social rooms. Devotions led by Mrs. Gladys Putman focused on "God's New World." Mrs. Etterine Spenser and Mrs. Leslie Beenblossom spoke, business followed, and a picnic at Sunset Park was planned for the next meeting. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Neuhart, Mrs. William Putman, Mrs. Beenblossom and Mrs. Nicola.

C.d.c West Chester Meth Charles Thrapp Roy Gardner Pilotburg Ladies Aid Society Miriam Ashby Carl Oldfield Olen Bishop New Haven Ladies Aid Society Sunshine Community Club Lake McBride Rebekah Club Sunset Park Friendly Circle Club Charles Schiebel Harmony Paul Mayer H.E. Club Maurice Libe Womens Council of the Christian Church Gladys Putman Etterine Spenser Leslie Beenlossom

Candlelight Service at Christian Tabernacle Welcomes New Members

Young people attended a candlelight service at the Christian Tabernacle on Sunday evening. New members signing the covenant include Mary Turner, Dorothy McKune, Arthur Reigenhaggen, and David Chilcote. Members re-signed the pledge with Bob Stevens.

The Christian Tabernacle the Tabernacle Mary Turner Dorothy McKune Arthur Reigenhaggen David Chilcote Bob Stevens

S and C Club Meets With Mrs Fisher

Mrs Howard Fisher hosted the S and C club on Thursday afternoon. Prize winners were Helen Crile Lucile Kucera and Alma Kucera with other members present including Mrs Ethel Geret Janice Connie Linda and Jimmie Crile Laurel and Lucille Kucera and Mrs Melt Wollrab. The next meeting is set for August 8 with Mrs Clyde Crile.

Howard Fisher S and C Club Helen Crile Lucile Kucera Alma Kucera Ethel Geret Janice Connie Linda Jimmie Crile Laurel Lucille Kucera Melt Wollrab Clyde Crile

Pledge explained as Mary Bower becomes commando president

About 26 youths at the tabernacle honored Miss Reigens Haggen and Florence Westen at a farewell party hosted by Lois Rains at 1202 East Fourth Street. Mary Bower was installed as commando president with Bill Arnold as co captain. Mr Stevens directed entertainment. refreshments were provided by Lois Rains with help from Helen McKune and Ruth Chorpening.

Mary Bower Commando Appy Mae Reigenshaggen Bill Arnold The Tabernacle Miss Reigenhaggen Florence Westen Lois Rains East Fourth Street Miss Rains Helen McKune Ruth Chorpening Mr. Stevens

Auto Load The Average Peacetime Car Passenger Figures

A historical note states the average peacetime load of an automobile is 134 persons, implying high occupancy claims.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Whitin &Morrison Bob Hammer Bob Ralph Wolf’s Flower State Farm Insurance Co Earle F. Libe Mrs. Clfford Mexico Dewey Weeks Mrs Richard Boyer Mrs. H. H. McCleery Fern Pastry Shop Fern West Side Square Women of Country Club Phil Antonoff Roy Sowash Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society Revelations Just Us Club H. Messer Bethel Women’s Missionary Society Don Cave St. Paul’s Norma Mae Harry Lillian Murphy Rocky Mountains Colorado South Carolina Washington Fruit Market Orville Kemp Carolyn Lenox Ed Mayhew Bill Crayne Mr. Kemp Columbus Junction C.V. Crull John W. Leer Annabelle Jackson V. S. Weeks Clarence Jackson Annabelle Jean Vernon L. Weeks Washington High School Navy Air Corps G.O.P Versity Ter Jill Ray Yousling Ida Grove Women’s Council Neuhart William Putman Beenblossom Nicola S & C Club A. Jones Washington, Lowa Yaown Wein Ghe Ane Ver Ny Ae Japan Cologne By Scharmouche Pioneer Drug Store Martin's Modern Cleaners
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