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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1951

Page

8

Local Residents Attend Weddings Graduations and Visits

A flurry of visits and events includes Mr. and Mrs. John W. Allen and Mr. Leonard Allen’s surprise trip to see daughter Marion Stransky in Washington. Cedar Falls bound relatives attend commencement at Iowa State Teachers College. Dr. L W Harding from Lexington arrives for a Washington visit. Local travelers return from Des Moines and Moline for gatherings honoring White Shrine dignitaries. Washington participants in Fairfield golf invitational listed. Purple and Gold scholar Robert Steele of Washington earns UT awards at ISU. Dean Lamansky and Virginia Kessler wed in Iowa City with reception at Mayflower club.

John W. Allen Alamosa Colo Leonard Allen California Marion Stransky Washington Oskaloosa Homer Godwin Robert Frances Cedar Falls Iowa State Teachers’ College Barbara Godwin L. W. Harding Lexington Town City Jennie Hall Bill Nordyke Cohnie Jean Des Moines Leon Fred Reid Moline Ill Scottish Rite White Shrine LeClaire Hotel Victor Blattner Wanda Margaret Moehler Davenport George Dare Grinnell Grinell College Eva Shirley Blattner Paul Brock Marie Blattiner Phi Beta Kappa Charles Murdock Mariette Adamec New London Harry Rittenhouse Alvin Johnson Walton Club Fairfield T. RR. Phillips Clinton Stewart Joe Moothart Bill Rogers Jim Roach Ray Whitehead Doug Whitehead Jack Rommel Vernon Witting Bus Westermark Gene Tucker Russ Bannister Bill Shannon Harold Kerr Robert Steele Iowa State Teachers College State University of Iowa Dean S. Hasty Ruth M. Michels Robert R. Bostwick B.S.C John P. Gamble Charles R. Eicher Wayland H. W. Mineari Sandy Hook Iowa City Dean Lamansky Virginia Lee Kessler St. Mary's Church Mayflower Club

Oh Boy Root Beer Ad Teases Summer Refreshment

An old advertisement praises Oh Boy root beer as a refreshing cold drink for hot days. It highlights its cooling effect. The brief copy uses upbeat language to entice readers to choose Oh Boy during warm weather.

West Chester Hears New Fishing Stories

West Chester notes a condensed newsletter with local gossip and a fishing update. G D Gravier reports a Clear Lake trip with a crappie, 39 bull heads, seven walleyes and several unnamed species. Colorado Springs visitors joined relatives for Sunday dinner.

West Chester G. D. Gravier Rock Island Clear Lake Lloyd Thompson Vanna Jane Maria Lee Colorado Springs Lee Ginkens Thompson Mr. Ginkens

Local Families Share Summer Visits and Plans in Mt Pleasant

Mt Pleasant residents Jesse Ginkins Blanche and the Willard Ginkens family visited Mrs Lou Bauer. Allan stayed summer with a broken leg from a teeter totter accident. Jed Lindenmeyer left for Petersburg Alaska to join daughter Esther. Funeral for Mrs J E Van Trump observed. Pvt Norman Van Trump home on pass unaware of grandmother’s death. Genevieve Van Trump to work at Mt Pleasant telephone exchange. Grandparents Sally Niffenegger hosted a May Mothers Day visit. C C Niffenegger celebrated birthday with guests including Roscoe Niffenegger and Helen Miller.

Jesse Ginkins Blanche Mt. Pleasant Willard Ginkens Clifford Bauer Myron Allan Chicago Lou Bauer Howard Stewart Kats Schertz Minner Jed Lindenmeyer Petersburg Alaska Esther A. S. van Trump J. E. van Trump Norman van Trump Camp Atterbury Ind Genevieve van Trump Sally Niffenegger Dean Niffenegger Whiting C. C. Niffeneggers California Niffenegger C. C. Niffenegger Keith Stewart Roscoe Niffenegger Iowa City Helene Miller Russell Winborn Warren Diane and Randall Kalona

Spots of fishing at Hayesville cottage date

Mrs Albert Bell and party from Los Angeles visited the Ralph Orr home. Eldin Bauer Jr and Debby joined El din Bauer, Sandra, and Tommy with Chuck Totten at a Hayesville area cottage for a Sunday fishing outing, but the water yielded no fish.

Albert Bell Los Angeles Ralph Orr Eldin Bauer Jr Debby Eldin Bauer Sandra Tommy Chuck Totten Hayesville

Pritchard Family Relocates From Victor To Wayland

Rev and Mrs J J Pritchard moved Wednesday from Victor Iowa to their new property in Wayland. Memorial day gatherings included numerous relatives visiting from Canada and Iowa. Attendees traveled from Water loo Ontario and Des Moines to share family time in Wayland and Noble communities. A cooperative dinner at Joe T Wenger home brought together many Wengers Suters and Good families. Everett Hileman attended his father J N Hileman and Ethel Gibbs wedding in Mt Pleasant.

Wayland J. J. Pritchard Victor Iowa Lenore Wenger Edward B. Witting Eva Wenger Winfield M. J. Borgstrand Earl Gingerich Mel Haberman Kermit Jones Indianapolis Ind Solomon Gerber David Swartz Elias Jantzi Waterloo Ontario Canada Amosa Millers Harris Beese Reschly Wayland and Noble Joe T. Wenger Harry Wenger Owatonna Minn Otto Suter Joyce Crawfordsville Harry Sutter Mike Pat Havre Lloyd Alliman Roger Pete Jake Widmer Bob Sodergren Des Moines Elmer Wenger Ainsworth Amos Good Melvin Good Davenport Earl Berkshire Charleston Frank Hanft Everett Hileman J. N. Hileman Ethel Gibbs Mt. Pleasant

WWI U S Army Dog Training Results and Breeds Used

More than 19 000 dogs were processed at U S Army training centers during World War I with about 45 percent rejected as unsuited for training. Of the dogs assigned to duty, 151 served as messengers 595 as scouts 140 for mine detection 9 298 as sentries and 268 as sledge and pack animals. Early trials tested many breeds but the lineup later focused on German Shepherd Belgian Sheepdog Doberman Pinscher the Farm Type Collie and Giant Schnauzer with the German Shepherd proving the most satisfactory.

United States Army

Best For Baking Fatty Fish

Fatty fish such as salmon or shad are ideal for baking broiling and planking as their fat content helps prevent drying out during the cooking procedure.

Trip Through Wellman Community Recalls Alumni Events

Praire Flower area residents join alumni banquets at Columbus Junction and Wellman. Mrs. Hering and Mrs. Crossett tour Wellman and visit Fairview cemetery while families from Rock Island and Washington attend gatherings. Wedding plans announced for Lorene Elizabeth Booth and William Koltovich on June 15 at Prairie Flower Church.

Prairie Flower School H. L. Huber Alvin Allen Fairfield Washington Huber Allen Gary O’laughlin Earl Booth Lorene Elizabeth William Koltovich Prairie Flower Church

All Members Attend Square Circle Fete

All members attended the May meeting of the Square Circle at Mrs. David White's home. President Mrs. Donald Wood conducted the business session and Mrs. Robert Howell led the afternoon entertainment for attendees.

J. H. Jones Square Circle David White Donald Wood Robert Howell

Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events

Mrs. Milton White aided Mrs. David White with afternoon refreshments. Logan Heilman and family from Washington visited the John Hamil home. White family members attended the Mother-Daughter banquet at Lend-A-Hand club in Davenport. Viola Owens of Bloomfield visited kin in Kirksville. Ben Steckel and daughter Melanie Sue spent Mother's Day at Georgia Williams. Chester Piper and Judy visited Kirksville with Mr. Piper’s father, now recovering at hospital. J. H. Jones home hosted Walden Smith family and Denis Jones family from Mt. Pleasant and Morris Jones from Conesville. Square Circle neighborhood sends 12 students and one teacher to union Bible school in Crawfordsville.

Milton White David White Logan Heilman Washington John Hamil Donald White Davenport Jane Janice White Viola Owens Bloomfield Harold Davis Kirksville Ben Steckel Melanie Sue Georgia Williams Chester Piper Judy Morris Jones Conesville Square Circle Union Bible School Crawfordsville

Ice Those Batteries Keep Spares Fresh in Fridge

Heat and low humidity damage dry cell batteries so consumers should store surplus cells in a refrigerator. Use a container but avoid tight sealing to prevent moisture buildup and preserve battery life.

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