Cubs Rout Browns as Senators Soar in Standings
In a busy day of baseball news the Washington Senators surged to second place with a 13 3 win over the Browns. Early Wynn pitched four strong hits while Mickey Vernon belted a two run homer. The Indians crushed the Red Sox 6 1 in the first inning and moved closer in the pennant race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senators
Red Sox
Browns
New York
Washington Senators
Nats
Orlando
Fla
Joey Kuhel
Indians
Cleveland
Early Wynn
Mickey Vernon
al Rosen
Douse
Hal Newhouser
Detroit
Athletics
George Kel
Tigers
Yanks
Yankees
White Sox
Chicago
Jerry Coleman
Joe Page
Cuddles Marshall
Dodgers
Cardinals
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Giants
Montia Kennedy
Chicago Cub
Jack Lohrke
Sid Gordon
Bobby Thomson
Andy Pafko
Roy Smalley
Philadelphia
Phils
Russ Meyer
Cincinnati Reds
Rookie Officer Babcock Killed in Suburban Minneapolis Shooting
A rookie policeman, Fred Babcock, 26, was shot to death during a burglary investigation in Richfield. Two suspects were arrested, including Sustan H. Johnson and William Johnson, with authorities naming a past robbery conviction for Gustav Johnson. Bloodhounds were brought from LaCrosse as a wide manhunt continued with police from Minneapolis, Hennepin County, and surrounding suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Fred Babcock
Pacific
Richfield
Babcock
Reed St
St. Paul
William Johnson
23Rd Ave
W.H. Fabriz
Hennepin County
Whiting Visits in John Whiting Home
Andrew Whiting spent Tuesday evening at the John Whiting home in Iowa City and will travel Thursday to Washington state. Mrs Whiting will accompany him to Des Moines where she will visit her daughter. Other locals hosted guests and a new baby was welcomed by Mr and Mrs Allen Lucas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Raymond
Lawfordsville
Andrew Whiting
John Whiting
Iowa
Washington State
Whiting
Des Moines
Raymond
Leona Rath
Lenore
I. L. Carter
Galesburg
Ill
Henry Menefee
Marion Olds
Davenport
Russell Zickafoose
Bob
Charles
Allen Lucas
Towa City
Keith Stewart
Helene Miller
Iowa City
Hazel Miller
Chicago
New Mexico
Paul Griffith
Albert Kessler
LaGrange
Wyo
Paul Delong
E. P. Rich
Lester Laubach
W.R.C
West Chester
Marston Skelgas Cubs rout Benner Team 15 to 2 in city league
Cubs piled up 11 hits and four runs in the fourth inning to overpower Benner 15 to 2 at Greenfield. Lyle Ross allowed two singles as Benner committed seven errors and struggled defensively while Art Edmondson replaced Orr in relief. In a separate game the Stewart Crane All-Stars fell 8 to 2 to Oskaloosa amid a pitchers duel before the visitors broke away in the seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marston
Skelgas Cubs
Benner
Greenfield
Stewart & Crane
Oskaloosa
John Bunk” Green
Lyle Ross
Cubs
All-Stars
Orr
Alliot
Art Edmondson
Freshwaters
Marston Skelgas Cubs
VFW
Nawson Lsne
Putman
Dunwoody
Maxwell
Brock of
Seave
Schmitt
Koch
Brownin
Ross
Benners
Pratt
Clark
Glandon
Tanner
Dowis
L Mangold
Fichelberger
Coakley
Peace
Green
Coakley Dowis
PO Brommell
Smith
Edwards
Allcot
Crandall
Lowe
Buckwalter
Hyde
Boileau
McFadden
Lorr
Edmondsonson
Crandall Boileau
Oskaloosa Aie
How They Stand Red Blood Cells and Body Counts
Red cells are tiny but numerous. An average man carries about 30 trillions red cells while a woman has around 27 trillion. They are produced in the red bone marrow.
Bowling Tourney Set to Open Monday at City Hall Alleys
The annual team handicap elimination tournament of the city bowling league begins Monday at 7 pm at the city hall alleys. Four teams start play each evening with two games per night. Pairings show Old Timers versus Bankers and New Timers versus Stewart & Crone on Monday June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
City Hall
Old Timers
Bankers
New Timers
Stewart & Crone
Smart Imp
Carson Plumbing
Montgomery Ward
Sorrell
Sitlers
American Pearl
Ross Motor
McCleery Cumming
Phillips Drug
Tucker Chevrolet
VFW
American Legion
Farmers Imps
Mills Auto
Freshwaters
Peters Handware
First Girls Softball League Opens Monday at Green Field
The YWCA sponsored girls softball league begins Monday night at 7 30 under lights at Green Field. Marie Blattner directs summer recreation with four teams coached by Gorham Crandall Boileau Wirine and Putman. Team one is the Red Caps and team four the Whizzerettes. Jane Tanner leads team three. Schedule covers June 13 20 and 27 with twilight rain adjustments possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Y.W.C.A
Marie Blattner
Gene Gorham
Bob Crandall
Bob Boileau
Kenneth Dunwoody
Lowell Wirine
Bill Putman
Red Caps
Whizzerettes
Jane Tanner
Clement Griffiths Have Holiday Dinner
A Westminster family Memorial day gathering centered at Clement Griffiths home with relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Donald Griffith and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Griffith and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Dusenbery, Ted and Junior Griffith. Additional visits and Memorial day services noted among relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Eckels
Westminster
Clement Griffith
Donald Griffith
Paul Griffith
Harry D. Dusenbery
Ted
Junior Griffith
Slemmons
Paul Delong
J. L. Slemmons
Lester Laubach
Keota
Brad Kiesey
Aurse
Ted Kiesey
Brad
Dour
Washington
Cloyee Crone
Rose Kiesey
Mayfield Kentucky
Dale Kiesey
Frank L. Casey
KE. R
Community notices calendar from St James and local groups
Sunday St James benefit Dutch supper 5 to 7 p.m. VFW hall. Monday Farmerettes 4 H club 1 30 p.m. YWCA board meets 7 30 p.m. Girl's softball 7 30 p.m. Greenfield. Knights of Pythias 8 p.m. K P hall. YWCA mixer 6 30 p.m. Bring supper change. Pythian sisters 8 09 p.m. K P hall Bring white elephant. L B C club 2 p.m. Mrs John Snebeck. St James Study club coop supper 6 30 p.m. Mrs W J Marie Jr Dessert rolls provided Bring silverware transportation urged. D A R 7 30 p.m. Mrs C F Letts. C D A 8 90 p.m. Business and Social meeting VFW hall. WSCS West Chester Methodist church 2 90 p.m. at church. Good Will club 2 p.m. Mrs I B Hoxworth. Rosemary club Mrs C C Roth lisberger. Linger Longer club Mrs William Shalla. A Go I Go club postponed. Harmony club 2 p.m. Mrs Ed Mayhew. WSCS Executive board 1 09 p.m. Methodist church. Presbyterian prayer service 9 30 a.m. church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmerettes
Mary Knotek
Ywca Board
YWCA
Greenfield
Knights of Pythias
K.P. Hall
Y.W.C.A
Robert Day
Pythian Sisters
White Elephant
L.B.C Club
John Snebeck
St. James Study Club
W. J Marie, Jr
C.D.A
VFW
WSCS
West Chester Methodist Church
Good Will Club
I. B. Hoxworth
Rosemary Club
C. C. Rothlisberger
Linger Longer
William Shalla
Harmony Club
Ed Mayhew
Guest Day of Golf Group Wednesday
Members of the Ladies Golf and Bridge association at the local Country club invite Wellman Sigourney Iowa City and Fairfield clubs to a Wednesday guest day. Coffee and doughnuts at 8 30 with golf at 9 followed by bridge or golf. reservations to Mrs Don Shepherd or Mrs John Griffith by Monday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Golf and Bridge Association
Don Shepherd
John Griffith
E. BE. Stutsman
Ewald Gustafson
I. W. Shenetel
Wille Bridge
Wellman
Sigourney
Iowa City
Fairfield
Birthday list marks milestones across towns
Mrs. W. H. Anderson turns eighty with observances by Roger Dennis Hazen and others. The piece lists numerous individuals from Wellman, West Chester, Wasland, Crawfordsville, Noble, Wayland, and Adel marking birthdays and wedding anniversaries including Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Shannon and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Anderson
Roger Dennis Hazen
David Letts
Kathleen Mae Crandall
William LaVern Wessler
R. BE. Shannon
Vernon Tucker
Choose Shoes Wisely For Comfort And Health
Advice urges careful shoe selection to improve daily comfort health and work performance. Choosing proper footwear saves effort reduces fatigue and boosts overall life enjoyment.
Hospital admits two tonsillectomy patients and two dismissals
Admitted today are Tommy Bauer of West Chester and Alice Walker of Route 3 for tonsillectomies. Dismissals include Richard Pratt and Mrs D W McClure of the city. Births yesterday include Mr and Mrs Robert Hougeal of Keota with a daughter born at 7 42 pm. Today Mr and Mrs John Dupuis of Richland welcomed a son at 7 12 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Bauer
West Chester
Alice Walker
Richard Pratt
City
D. W. McClure
Robert Hougeal
Keota
John Dupuis
Richland
Betty and Ernestine Bulger Wed in Riverside Double Ceremony
Betty Bulger married Dale Horak and Ernestine Bulger married Ralph Slaughter in a double ring ceremony at St Marys Church Riverside. Sisters daughters of Gertrude Bulger both wore identical burnished satin gowns with empire waistlines and lace veils. A noon wedding dinner for 59 honored guests was hosted at Mrs Bulger’s home. Mr Horak will live on a Riverside area farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
St. Mary's Church
Betty Bulger
Dale Horak
John R. Horak
Ernestine Bulger
Ralph Slaughter
Lone Tree
Raymond Slaughter
Gertrude Bulger
Delbert Grecian
Patty Geret
Judy Slaughter
Larry Marek
John Bulger
Lyle
Mr. Horak
Past Matron's Picnic At Sunset Park
The Past Matron's club met Friday at Sunset Park for a picnic. Thirteen members and seven guests attended, with Mrs. H. M. Dodder presiding. The group plans one more fall meeting then resumes in September. Mrs. George Dare and Mrs. William Manassier were chosen to arrange an autumn picnic at the first fall gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Park
H. M. Dodder
George Dare
William Manassier
Mixer Picnic at Mrs Day's Home Tuesday
The Y W C A Mixer club will hold a picnic at the home of Mrs Robert Day Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock. Dorothy Turnipseed, club president, is contacting members and they will bring salads. The rest are asked to bring change for supper. croquet will precede the meal and summer meeting plans will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C.A. Mixer Club
Robert Day
Dorothy Turnipseed
Selads
Farm records guide better planning and management
Keeping up to date farm records is a tool for planning rather than the end goal. Production, sales, expenses and investments tracked serves to improve farming decisions and results.
Salvation Army runs 94 maternity homes aiding 30000 mothers yearly
The International Salvation Army operates 94 maternity homes that provide care to more than 30,000 unmarried mothers each year, reflecting its broad social welfare program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Salvation Army
Mary Ellen Randall to Be Married July 3
Mary Ellen Randall, bride to be, was honored with a miscellaneous shower Friday evening hosted by Mrs. Tom Randall. Twenty two guests enjoyed spring flowers, bingo, and gift guessing as advice and gifts were shared, with pink and white refreshments and cakes inscribed Dick and Mary July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Randall
Tom Randall
Miss Randall
Dick and
Mary
Honor Graduates At P. L. Fenn Home
Harold Ganon David Chilecote and Kenneth Fenn were honored at a party at the P. L. Fenn home Thursday after commencement exercises. Attendees included graduates families Mr and Mrs John Cherry and Mrs Godfrey Juzeler. The guests cut the cake and toured gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ganon
David Chilecote
Kenneth Fenn
P. L. Fenn
John Cherry
Godfrey Juzeler
New Deer Repellent Keeps Grazing Deer From Beans
A newly created two chemical compound repellent keeps deer from feeding on sprayed bean fields without harming the vegetables. The compound only causes temporary palate irritation in deer and has no lasting adverse effects on crops.
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Wolf’s Flower Shop
A. Whiting
Wilson Golf
Sam Snead
Gene Sarazen
Patty Berg
Wilson
Chamberlin Bros
VFW Cubs
Nag Troopee
United Press
Boston
St Louis
Cincinnati Oe
Green Field
Clement Griffiths
Hartzell
Pig Stan
St. James
VFW Hall
Shirley Lou Niffenegger
Cleo Dean Marion
Wasland
James Wendell Emry
Linda Rae Lee
Judith Ann Enfield
E. D. Rayburn Ray Phillips
Charles Churchill
Donald Thornton
Milo Gordon
Mrs
W. L. McGinnis
Ainsworth
Dorothy Ruth Waters
Crawfordsville
Richard Stearns
Karl Schmidt
Donald Graber
Noble
Mary Louise Redlinger
Louie Kauffman
Wayland
John Flading
Richard Durian
Mr. Durian
Robert West
Adel
Virginia Shannon
LeRoy George Pratt
LeRoy Pratt
Cleo Morris Beckler
Speed
N.aldac
Betty
Thomas Wolfe
St. Mary's
Vernita Droll
St. Mary’s
R. Days
Forum Records
Honor M. FE. Randall
Tweeten's
Washington Dairy
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