Local Residents Plan Visits and Weddings in Summer
Mrs Mayme Burich and Mrs Kathryn Bartosky travel to Iowa City to visit the daughter Mrs Co BE Neuzil and attend granddaughter Kathryn Neuzil s wedding on June 19. Marguerite Crail leaves for Cincinnati after two weeks here with M M Hebner and friends. Sgt Bernard McCarthy visits then heads to South Carolina for training before returning to duty. Cpl Harold Rathmel in Kansas City Kans visits family. Mrs Albert Bell departs for San Diego after two weeks here. her son Pvt Ralph Bell joins briefly from Chanute Field.
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Mayme Burich
Kathryn Bartosky
Iowa City
Marguerite Crail
Cincinnati
Ohio
M. M. Hebner
Henrietta Stewart
Bernard McCarthy
Ae M. C
Chicago
South Carolina
Yongaree Wield
Columbia
S. C
McCarthy
Albert Bell
San Diego
Calif
Pvt
Ralph Bell
Chanuty Field
Ill
Hospital Classified Notes Include Fractured Wrist and New Births
AT THE HOSPITAL Larry Cochran son of Mr and Mrs Joe Cochran 402 East Van Buren street admitted yesterday afternoon for a fractured right wrist from a tree fall. He was dismissed this morning. Larry Dean Jackson route three underwent a tonsillectomy this morning. Mr and Mrs David McCartney Ainsworth are parents of a boy born at 5 28 this morning weighing seven pounds one and a half ounces. Mrs Harry Boileau and son William Harry of Ainsworth Mrs John Russell and daughter Joan Ethel of Brighton were discharged this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Cochran
and Airs
Joe Cochran
East
van Buren Street
Larry Dean Jackson
Route Three
David McCartney
Ainsworth
Harry Boileau
William Harry
Golf Dinners Announced By Men’s Club Committee
The men’s special golf tournament committee announces regular stag dinners and golf events at the country club all summer. Robert Arthur chairs the committee with Harry Simpson Daryl Ross and Dr A W Clow as members. Dinner follows golf at 8 30 p m with dates June 15 July 6 and July 20 and Emma Barnett in charge of dinners. Further notices will be issued.
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Robert Arthur
Harry Simpson
Daryl Ross
A. W. Clow
Emma Barnett
Night Games Scheduled as MLB Schedule Lists No Results
No games were completed. Tonight Philadelphia faces Brooklyn with Barrett 3-6 opposing Davis 3-4. Cincinnati matches Pittsburgh as De la Cruz 2-4 toes Sewell 7-2 in the only games on the slate.
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Philadelphia
Barrett
Brooklyn
Davis
Cincinnati
de la Cruz
Pittsburgh
Sewell
St. Louis
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Boston A
Cleveland
Washington
Rock Island inaugurates radio train operation at Blue Island
The Rock Island Lines opened a two way radio system for train operations with a test broadcast from Blue Island Illinois. Equipment links yardmaster offices with Diesel switch engines and locomotive cabs using a sixty foot tower antenna. Federal permits granted in May authorize front and rear end train communications including dispatch and crew radios.
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Chicago
Rock Island Lines
Blue Island
Ill
Rock Island
Roek Island
Federal Communications Commission
Convenient monthly and seasonal loan plans explained
Our finance service offers secure loans with a convenient monthly payment plan or a seasonal option for farmers. Call to learn more about confidential and quick loan arrangements on first contact.
Early Return of Fuel Oil Renewal Forms Urged
Washington county OPA urges households to return next season fuel oil renewal forms promptly. Forms mailed today to all users. early return accelerates ration processing and initial summer deliveries to improve service and storage capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
OPA
Three Daily Bible Schools Open in Washington Churches
Daily vacation Bible schools opened yesterday at United Presbyterian Baptist and Presbyterian churches and will run two weeks. Enrollment totals include 60 at United Presbyterian 2 staff at Baptist and 38 at Presbyterian. The Presbyterian program marks the 21st conducted in Washington by Dr. F. W. Eastwood, a pioneer in such undertakings.
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United Presbyterian
Baptist
Presbyterian
the Baptist
the Presbyterian
The
Presbyterian Church
Washington
F. W. Eastwood
Navy Recruiters Schedule Change On Thursday
Navy recruiter John Russell Van Osdel announced a revised travel plan with recruiting done in Washington on Thursday afternoons at the post office. He noted Burlington station is on a quota basis and urged enlistments before the quota fills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Russell van Osdel
Navy
Burlington
Washington
van Osdol
In Memory of Lt. Jack W. Rippel
Mrs. Donna Rippel expresses a mourning tribute describing longing and memory. The poem recalls past joys, romance, and warmth from the deceased, portraying enduring presence through song and memory across life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack W. Rippel
Donna Rippel
How to Treat Tomato Seeds for Disease Control
Soak seeds 25 minutes in 122 degree water using a thermometer. Wet with warm water first, place in a cheesecloth bag, then dip in cold water afterward. Dry on paper, dust with Arasan or Seme san to prevent seed rot, and then plant.
Onion Juices Highlight Versatile Kitchen Flavor Uses
A note promotes using onion juice to enhance dishes from creamed spinach and potato pancakes to hash and broiled meats. It suggests splashing lemon juice over fish and mushrooms for a refined taste.
Marriage of Bernard Hahn and Opal Robertson at Keota
Bernard Hahn G M 2 C and Opal Robertson were wed May 22 at Saint Mary's church Keota in a single ring ceremony. Matron of honor was Mrs. Marcella Monaghan and Albert Kahn was best man. Twenty four guests attended the breakfast at Central Car. The cake by Mrs. Meeker E Hess was red white and blue. The bride is a 1918 graduate of Weisman high school who taught rural schools in Washington and Johnson counties. The groom, a farmer east of Keota, joined the navy two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Robertson
Ray H. Robertson
Wellman
Mr. Hahn
Nick Hahn
Nhecta
Saint Mary's Church
Keota
Kempker
Marcella Monaghan
Albert Kahn
Central Car
Meeker E. Hess
Weisman
Washington
Johson
Navy
Order of Rainbow Plans Annual Picnic
The Order of Rainbow Girls met at Masoni temple with acting mother advisor Mrs. Snakenberg in the absence of Mrs. Harp. Lila Holden presided. They planned the annual Rainbow picnic for Monday evening June 19 and named planning and telephone committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rainbow Girls
Masoni¢e Temple
Paul Snakenbers
John Harp
Lila Holden
Virginia Shepherd
Beverly Brown
Mary Jewell Holbert
Jane Pauls
Marie Blattner
Maranda Martin
Washington Assembly
Muscatine Assembly
Lois Mace
Bette Snakenberg
Faith
Frances Whisler
Social calendar lists numerous community group meetings
A dense schedule lists Pythian Sisters and OES regulars, Bethel Missionary Society luncheon, Grace Hill and Harmony clubs activities, Christmas and civic committee gatherings, plus many unit meetings with times, hosts, and locations across Ainsworth area community organizations.
Vodickas celebrate wedding anniversary and Bell birthday
Mr and Mrs Joe Vodicka observe a wedding anniversary today. Carmen Leigh Bell, daughter of Stewart and Mrs Bell, smiles on her birthday cake as two candles are lit. Her escort is a second class petty officer in the U S Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Vodicka
Carmen Leigh Bell
Stewart Bell
U. S. Navy
Local children celebrate birthdays in Harper area
Leslie Gene Altenhofen turns one today, Nancy Lee Harter marks four, James Lyle Schulty is ten, Clifford LeRoy Horak reaches eleven. Birthday wishes go to twins Thora Reynolds and Nora Marsh, plus Vivian Stover and Harry G. Simpson.
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Leslie Gene Altenhofen
Maurice Altenhofen
Harper
Nancy Lee Harter
Wilbur Harter
Route Two
James Lyle Schulty
Lyle Schulty
T’s
Clifford LeRoy Horak
Louis Hor
Thora Reynolds
Nora Marsh
Vivian Stover
Harry G. Simpson
Durst and Allen Wed in Slater Methodist Parsonage
Fern Durst daughter of Mrs Hazel Durst and Arnold F Allen son of Lemuel Allen of Slater were married Sunday afternoon at the Slater Methodist parsonage Rev Fred E Miller officiated at four o clock Attendants were Mr and Mrs Paul Long The bride wore pastel blue with blue accessories and a pink carnation corsage Mrs Long wore black sheer with pink carnations Mrs Allen a Washington high school graduate 1938 and employed at American Pearl Button company Arnold Allen a Slater high school and Iowa State College Ames graduate has been with Reinsurance company of Grinnell They will reside on the Lemuel Allen farm in Slater
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Fern Durst
Hazel Durst
Arnold F. Allen
Lemuel Allen
Slater
Fred E. Miller
Paul Long
Allen
Washington High School
American Pearl Button Company
Slater High School
Iowa State College
Ames
Reinsurance Company
Grinnell
Presbyterian prayer meeting and union meeting announced
Presbyterian morning prayer session will convene at 9 30 Wednesday at the church. A union gathering for local employees will be held tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock at K C Hall. Howard Messer serves as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
K. C. Hall
Howard Messer
Louis Spenler Celebrates 17th Birthday Today
Louis Spenler, son of Mrs. Et terine Spenler, marks his seventeenth birthday today with family and friends in a family observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Spenler
Etterine Spenler
Population of National Forests Doubles in Twenty Years
The national forests show a more than threefold rise in wildlife over two decades, averaging six animals per square mile. Deer are most common, followed by elk, black bears, antelopes, mountain goats, and other species like bighorn sheep, moose, grizzly bears, Alaska brown bears, and wild bears.
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National
Farm Labor Time To Feed One Person For A Year
A study estimates twelve hours of farm labor can produce enough wheat to feed one person for a year while growing broilers to feed a person for a year requires 419 hours of work.
Sunset Park Picnic Plans Under Baptist Group
Sunset park event invites Loyal Women’s class of Baptist church to a picnic with sand wiches and dish to pass and table service. Rain barrels will be opened. Mee A. W. Yard and co-hosts Mrs. Mary Starr and Mrs. Mary Johnson listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers and Daughters of
United Presbyterian Church
Church
Silas Ross
Friendship Club
Lydia Gideon
Manford Wilcox
Ainsworth
John Rittenhouse
Logan Ahrens
W. Main St
Eli Cook
J. K. Veck
B. Main St
Harry Simpson
E. Main St
Azuba Park
Sunset Park
Ralph Junkin
Merle Turner
T. B. Brown
Darrel Ross
S. 4Th Ave
Loyal Women's Class of Baptist Church
A. W
Burma Population Breakdown by Ethnic Groups
The article lists Burma’s population as about 17 million with 12 million Burmese, 1.5 million Karens, 1.2 million Shans, 1 million immigrant Indians, and roughly 1 million frontier tribes including Chins and Kachins plus other immigrants such as 250 thousand Chinese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burma
Garden Department Tour Visits Members Gardens
Garden department members and friends toured Washington yesterday afternoon visiting gardens of department members and others. The group visited the Havel Patterson and Wheelan gardens and noted many combined flower and vegetable plots. The tour skipped the Melinski garden due to few blooms but will return later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Department
Washington
John Havel
D. J. Patterson
Agnes Wheelan
Joe Melinski
Harry Turner
Turners
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W. Z. Allen
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Vailey Ladies Aid Society
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Boyd Stephens
Linger Longer Club
Everett Schmitt
Katie Schmitt
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Clayton Bear
Just Us Club
John Cacwell
Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Society
Will Miller
Merry Makers Club
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