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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1942
Page
2
Local News Notes and Retail Sale Ad
M H Hagenstad of Spurgeon company called Harold Johnson manager of the local store this morning. Nick and David Brock visit Ottumwa with grandparents while the Brock family stays at the John Custer home awaiting return to South Marion Avenue. Widmer and Busby advertise a clearing sale with new low prices on summer trousers and a $1.00 lot of men s and boys wash trousers while quantities last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Hagenstad
Chicago
Spurgeon Company
Harold Johnson
Nick
David Brock
Ottumwa
Arthur Pagitt
Mrs. Brock and Sons
Rollie Hesseltine
Ottumwy
Mrs. Brock
John Custer
South Marion Avenue
Widmer & Busby’s
Widmer & Busby
Major League Baseball Scores From Intraweek Games
Chicago edged New York in the first game of a doubleheader. Washington defeated St. Louis 11 to 10, Cleveland beat Boston 7 to 6 in 11 innings, Detroit outscored Philadelphia 12 to 7. Boston visits Cleveland, Washington plays St. Louis, Philadelphia hosts Detroit, New York and Chicago not scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Washington
St. Louis
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York-Chicago
York Hi
Boston Aa
St Louis
Baseball Scores and Schedule Plans
Chicago defeated New York 4 to 2 and Pittsburgh beat Boston 38 to 5 while Brooklyn edged St. Louis 4 to 3. Cincinnati at Philadelphia was postponed and only Chicago at Brooklyn and Pittsburgh at Boston games were scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Klein's Clearance Sale Yields Deep Discounts This Weekend
Local shoppers are urged to visit Klein's Clearance Sale this weekend with fall like bargain prices on men’s sport sets and all wool clothing. Other items include summer footwear promotions at Warner Bristow Shoe Store and door to door notes on residents moving into Stewart Bell home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner & Bristow
Klein
Scrap Metal Drive Meeting Sets Higher County Target
Mayor R L Lytle and county officials led a salvage campaign meeting at Winga's cafe and a town hall session. Officials urged boosting county scrap collection from 78 to 100 pounds per person and announced salvage information desks at city hall eight to noon daily. Ralph Martin will oversee moving accumulated scrap rubber to centers for faster use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ner
Winga
Peain
R. L. Lytle
E. D. Morrison, Jr
County Defense Organization
C. R. Wilson
Plagman
Morrison
Libe
Defense Office
Ip Jst
Ralph Martin
Postnuptial Party Honors Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Edsall Brown received a postnuptial shower at the Reid home with eighteen guests. Co hosts Mrs. Fred Reid and Ellan Gidley arranged a gifts hunt, blue and white decor, gladioli and roses, and table settings featuring white tapers and larkspur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Fred Reid
Ellan Gidley
Reid
Edsall Brown
Reid Garden
Dubuque Farmer Martin Hurley Dies After Car Collision
Dubuque County farmer Martin A. Hurley, 62, died from injuries after falling against a moving car along Highway 151 about 100 miles southwest of Dubuque. Sheriff Leo J. Bisbach said the car was driven by Charles Falkenhainer of Dubuque. Hurley suffered a fractured skull and a broken nose. He is survived by three brothers and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Martin A. Hurley
Hurley
Charles Falkenhainer
Leo J. Bisbach
Pullman Keeps Linen Stock for Sleeping Cars
The Pullman company, largest civilian linen user, owns 2,500,800 sheets and 1,880,000 pillow slips valued at 2 million dollars to furnish railway sleeping cars. Hosting 40,000 travelers nightly, Pullman incurs an annual laundry bill over 1.5 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman Company
Pullman
Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed in Wayland Family
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Roth celebrated their golden wedding yesterday at their East Wayland home. Their three children attended from Indiana North Dakota and Pennsylvania, with grandchildren presenting a program and gifts including a Westminster chime door bell. Friends joined in the afternoon and evening reception, recalling fifty years of life on the farm and in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Fleming
Robert Wiley
Wayland
J. G. Roth
East Wayland
CG. L. Graber
Goshen, Ind
Melvin Gingerich
North Newton
Kan
Arthur Roth
Orrtanna
Penn
Areta
Gladys
Lucille Graber
Roth
Mary Beese
Chris Roth
Fred Klopfenstein
Anna Wyse
Peter G. Roth
Aaron Wyse
Amos Wyse
Lina Roth
Ezra Roth
A. W. Roth
Philip
Danny
Vernon Amstutz
Roy
Katie Smucker
Alice Yoder
Amstutz
Smucker
Yoder
Smithville
Ohio
Amstutzs
Mrs. Roth
Moore's Shoe Sale and Klein's Clearance Sale Promoted
The notice advertises MOORE'S SHOE SALE this weekend with a wide selection in whites and beiges priced at 2.49 3.49 and 3.99. It also promotes Klein's Clearance Sale of men's and boys clothing and highlights Harry Macon en route to Fort Knox after passing through Washington at 3 08 this morning on the Golden State Limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MOORE
Harry Macon
D. F. Macon
Washington
Golden State Limited
Klein
Monroe Man Takes Over Storage Depot
Lieut. Col. John B. Thornhill, a Monroe Louisiana attorney, arrived in Des Moines and assumed command of the army air forces storage depot at the state fair grounds. He said the depot will become a quite active post and that additional army personnel will be sent there. Lieut. G. M. Watrous, acting commander before Thornhill, will step aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
John B. Thornhill
Monroe
Army Air Forces
State Fairgrounds
Thornhill
Army
G. M. Watrous
Senate audit panel delays $100000 in official communications bills
The senate committee on audit and control held up payment on over $100,000 in letters and telegrams charged by Senator E O Daniel of Texas. The panel said the bills do not meet the rule governing official communications and noted the bill was Western Union's. Chairman Scott Lucas said no Western Telegraph bill has been received and an explanation is due from the campaigning senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Daniel
Washington
D. C
Senate Committee On Audit and Control
E. O’daniel
Dem
Texas
Scott Lucas
Western Union
Western Telegraph
Hospital Discharges and Admissions Log
At the hospital Donald Kerr of 627 West Washington was dismissed last night. Carl and Benny Elliott of Columbus were discharged this morning. Mary Carolyn Palmer of Keota underwent tonsillectomies this morning. James Lloyd Mapel of R.4 was admitted for surgery last evening. Clara Gamble of 325 East Madison underwent an appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Kerr
West Washington
Carl and
Benny Elliott
Columbus Jumelson
Mary Carolyn Palmer
Keota
James Lloyd Mapel
Clara Gamble
East Madison
Journal sale listing in Iowa week sales column
A clipped want ad column notes ongoing sales events at Midway Sale near Columbus Junction on Wednesdays and Community Sale at Whittaker sale barn on Fridays. It lists a Want Sale Aug 4 near Crawfordsville Irving and a Summer Aug 20 sale for Hampshire son and gift, E. R. Brenneman of Keota Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway Sale O
Columbus Junction
Whittaker Sale
Crawfordsville
Irving
Hampshire Son and Gift Sale
E. R. Brenneman
Keota
Iowa
No Women Drivers The Great Roman Roads Narrow
A fragment notes Roman roads measured from 11 to 15 feet wide and references women drivers as a contrasting point. The readable text suggests a discussion of road design and social attitudes but provides limited context.
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