Local News Highlights From Crawfords Ale and Surrounding Areas
Mrs J I King of Crawfords ale visits her great nephew Gunner Joyce H Messenger of Wapelle who just returned from thirty two months on sas duty aboard the ill fated aircraft carrier Hornet now assigned to special gunnery training and soon to Washington DC for schooling. Elwell to Boys State at Grinnell College and many local moves include NATO era homecomings and family travels across Denison Davenport Cedar Rapids and Minneapolis with hospital births and surgeries noted.
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J. I. King
Crawfordsale
Gunner Joyce H. Messenger
Wapelle
Hornet
Washington, D.C
Appreciation note from Amy Maxine Rickey
Amy Maxine Rickey thanks everyone who remembered her during a recent hospital stay with warm appreciation and best wishes for all.
Hospital updates on local residents this morning
Mrs. Walter Duvall of West Chester underwent a major operation at the hospital this morning. George Dowell of 740 East Main Street was discharged today, with afternoon dismissals for Maxine Rickey of Crawfordsville and E Rudolph of Righton.
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Walter Duvall
West Chester
George Dowell
East Main Street
Maxine Rickey
Crawfordsville
E. §. Rudolph
Righton
Major League Baseball Results and Tonight's Schedule
National League standings show St Louis at 29 14 and Brooklyn at 21 29 with Pittsburgh at 16 19. Tonight’s games include Boston at New York and Philadelphia at Brooklyn, with Cincinnati at Pittsburgh listed as postponed.
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New York
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Davis
Melton
Baseball Standings and Schedule Note
American League details show team records and batting averages with scattered figures. The night slate lists Newhouser vs Grove in Detroit at Chicago and Borony vs Hughson in New York at Boston as the only scheduled games.
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Cleveland
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Chicago
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New York
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Boston
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Fort Wayne visitors extend Memorial visit to Indiana kin
Mrs Willard Peri of Fort Wayne Indiana spent a week at Washington county hospital and is now visiting at the home of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs R S Warfel. Her sister in law Margie Perl also stays at the Warfel home for an extended visit. Mrs Olive Coddington traveled to Moline Illinois to visit her son Herbert W Coddington and family including grandson Staff Sergeant James Coddington on a short furlough.
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Willard Peri
Fort Wayne
Ind
Washington County Hospital
Warfel
Margie Perl
Warfels
Olive Coddington
Moline
Ill
Herbert W. Coddington
James Coddington
William Shebanek
Laverne and
Evelyn
Lone Tree
Rose Shebanek
St. Mary’s
St. Mary’s Church
Gertrude Rummelhart
Agnes Brophy
Leo Brophy
Riverside
Cedar Falls
Iowa
B. J. Unforth
Mary Lynne
Barbara
R. H. Heitigman
Helen Critz
Akron
Bob Henn
Chicago
B. V. Garbry
Grace Stacy
John Thurman
Ft. Madison
H. © Brooks
Grace Weaver
A. J. Wyse
Delores Troyer
Orie Miller
Bellevue
Burlington
David
J. G. Roth
Will Notzinger
Everette Roth
Crawfordsville
Cigarette Letters Reported At Legion Meeting
At the Legion gathering over 60 postcards from soldiers overseas were noted as received from cigarette collections led by Leon Beatty post. General Grahl urged State Guard workers to arrange camp access this summer. A nominating committee of Ed Squire, Matt Whittaker and Harry Simpson was named for next month’s post election. Ice cream, coffee and cookies were served.
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Legion
Leon Beatty
Charles H. Grahl
State Guard
Ed Squire
Matt Whittaker
Harry Simpson
Wetcleaning Process Overview for Garment Care
Wetcleaning is a cleaning method using water to remove soil that resists dry cleaning solvents. Prompt wetting and drying of fabrics minimizes color loss and reduces the chance of shrinkage in garments.
Sebago Potato Thrives in Many Soils and Against Blight
The Sebago potato thrives on a variety of soils and shows strong blight resistance. It yields well and makes an excellent choice for home gardeners to plant.
Riverside primary election yields quiet polling
Riverside Iowa voters turned out at 15 percent for the Monday primary, with 95 residents casting ballots. Local officials on the Receiving and Counting Boards, plus clerks, handled the proceedings as community life included visits from returning service members and graduates.
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Riverside
Riverside City
Iowa Township
D. S&s
Alva Bell
Zelda Shebek
F.V. Skubal
Lew
Waldschmidt
Corporal Francis Waldschmidt
Camp McPherson
Georgia
Harold Waldschmidt
Iowa City
Claude Armbruster
Newport News
Virginia
Albert Dann
C. B. Rice
Frank Streb
Margie
Patricia Mougin
Francis Armbruster
Glen McCoy Jr advances in Navy status home letter
Wayland report notes Glen McCoy Jr aboard an aircraft carrier has been promoted to MM3 Petty Officer Third Class after seven weeks at sea. Parents Mr and Mrs Glen McCoy receive the news with pride as local residents share weekend visits and church events.
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Ezra Wittiner
Wayland
Glen McCoy
Glen, Jr
Milton Pichard
Mt. Pleasant
Shirley
Vernie Matson
Burlington
Alberta Ogg
Kenneth Goff
Edward Witting
Mary
Union D Day Prayer Service in Presbyterian Church
A union D Day prayer service was led by local ministers at 2 p.m. in the Presbyterian church in Columbus Junction with the church two thirds full. Stores in Columbus Junction and Columbus City closed for fifteen minutes in the forenoon.
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Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Presbyterian Church
Columbus City
Vitamin Source Cabbage Noted for High Vitamin C
The article highlights cabbage as a premier source of vitamin C. It emphasizes its nutritional value and popularity in dietary discussions.
Christian Scientists See Freedom As Spiritual Gift Meeting in Boston
The First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston held its annual meeting with thousands present as the board described freedom as a spiritual gift to be realized through understanding. Paul Stark Seeley was named president for the year, succeeding Cassette Be McKenzie, and officials warned that new disability insurance bills could threaten Christian Science practice freedoms.
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Boston
Christian Science Board of Directors
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Tor
Christ Jesus
Paul Stark Seeley
Cambridge
Mother Shurch
The
Massachusetts
War Memorial Plan Endorsed
Discussion of the building proposal continues with steps to present it to other organizations. Ensign Bob Thompson, on furlough during ship refit after long Pacific service, gave a brief talk.
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Bob Thompson
Pacific
Noble Locals brief notes from Noble column
Mrs. Joe Zook returned home from South Bend Ind with two grandchildren for an indefinite stay. Mr and Mrs E J Freyenberger visited their son William and family near Havre. Mr and Mrs Otto Frey and sons called at August Zieglowsky home near Haskins. Mrs H L Metzker returned from Versailles Mo after an extended visit with her parents Mr and Mrs.
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Vernon W. Frey
Noble
Joe Zook
South Bend
Ind
E. J. Freyenberger
William
Havre
Otto Frey
August Zieglowsky
Haskins
H. L. Metzker
Versailer
Potatoes Rich in Vitamins and Nutrients
Potatoes can supply up to a quarter of an average adult's vitamin C needs along with B vitamins iron phosphorus and other minerals plus quality protein and starch serving as a fuel food.
Funeral for Mrs. Cora Darnell Noted in Washington
Mr and Mrs H J Yoder attended the funeral of cousin Mrs Cora Darnell in Washington Tuesday morning. Sunday dinner guests at D S Graber's included Mr and Mrs J J Rich and Mr and Mrs W J Graber and their son John. John Garrick was an afternoon caller. Susan and Kathryn Reschly visited their aunts Ethel and Alice Hunt in Mt Pleasant last week. Mr and Mrs J M Hick and son Wayne visited Milton Nobel's home Monday evening. Cocoa was used medicinally by Cortes in 1528 after returning from Middle America.
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F. J. Conrad
Keosauqua
C. K. Seehantz
Wayland Mennonite
Fred Klopfenstein
Pleasant
Harry Davis
Washington
Delight Beesly
Elizabeth Aun
Easehbacker
H. J. Yoder
Cora Darnell
D. S
Susan
Kathryn Reschly
Ethel and
Alice Hunt
Mt. Pleasant
Mrs. J. M. Hick
Wayne
Milton Nobel
Cortez
Middle America
Soybean Sprouts as Versatile Ingredient Guide
Describes uses for soybean sprouts in salads steaming and seasoning with onion or other seasonings. Notes can be panned with a small amount of oil or herbs like chives or parsley and combined with vegetables or meats.
Pear Canning Surges During 1942 U S Harvest
In 1942 the United States canned more than ten million bushels of pears as part of a broader fruit processing drive. Overall pear production ranged between 26 and 30 million bushels that year, reflecting substantial output and canning activity.
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United States
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