Local News From Congaree Field to Maryland Visitors
Mrs Bernard McCarthy and sons Justin Michael and Arden return from Columba near Congaree field where Bernard McCarthy stationed with USMC. Leets Market opens at 105 N Marion. David Rice and son Tommy visit College Park Maryland. Bernard Payne on ten day Navy leave in Washington. Cadet Nurse Ruth Brower home from University Hospital Iowa City for weekend. Major Wendell Booth and Wendie Melinda visit Edmonton Canada. Pvt John Jeffries arrives at an Army base hospital in California.
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Bernard McCarthy
Justin
Michael
Arden
Columbia
Congaree Field
T-Set
Harry Rice
Tommy
College Park
Belle Gray Rice
Charles Kennedy
Mr. Rice
Maryland University
Bernard Payne
Washington
Kermit Klopfenstein
Edgar Payne
Mt. Pleasant
Navy
Ellen Brower
Washington, D. C
Homer Brower
Shoemaker
Calif
Ruth Brower
University Hospital
Iowa City
Pvt
John Jeffries
Army Base Hospital
California
Charles Jeffries
Washington lad hones barter for gadgets with garden produce
A young inventor seeks 75 cents to buy model airplane gadgets and, after an upbeat response from his mother about his allowance, harvests lettuce radishes and onions from the garden to sell door to door. Nine months later a shipment of Hager pottery arrives featuring planters vases and window boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hager
Paprika rich in vitamin A in Hungarian cuisine
The red spice paprika from mild peppers contributes significant vitamin A to Hungarian diets. Even dried and powdered, paprika remains high in vitamin A, sustaining its culinary and nutritional value.
Woolen gift selections catch the eye at midseason sale
Plain shades and plaids in all wool fabrics attract shoppers. A good selection is offered with prices around 16.50 dollars, appealing to those seeking sturdy, affordable gifts.
Major Leagues Results From Second Game and Rain Delays
Baseball results show Boston 7 Philadelphia 3 in the second game and Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 0. Chicago at St Louis rained out. Other schedules list Chicago 4 St Louis 0, Detroit 8 Cleveland 1, Boston 5 Philadelphia 2 in the first game, and Boston 3 Philadelphia in a later entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Pet. Leew
York
Petroit
Louis
Poston
Four Weeks of August Football Planned at Iowa
Iowa announces four weeks of summer football practice from August 6 to September 1 under acting head coach Clem Crowe. The Hawkeyes prepare to install the T formation for the nine game schedule starting September 29. The squad will include returning veterans, discharged players, and talented 17 year olds, with emphasis on conditioning and maturity. Jerry Niles Jr. of East Moline and others return, boosting an already diverse roster.
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Iowa
Iowa Cffy
University of Iowa
Clem PF. Crowe
Hawkeyes
Crowe
Jerry Niles
East Moline
Clinton High School
Niles
Navy
South Pacific
Andy Novasad
Chicago
Ill
Bob Gustafson
Rockford, Til
Eddie Anderson
Ragan Family Plans Vacation Visit From Denver
Winifred Ragan travels from Denver to spend vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ragan. Two other Ragan daughters Teresa of Chicago and Mrs. Erwin Misenbach and her daughter Marilyn of Davenport are home ten days. Mrs. C R McCutchen Jr now joins the group with daughter Margaret in service, stationed in the WAVE in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Ragan
Denver
Colo
Charles Ragan
Ragan
Teresa
Chicago
Erwin Misenbach
Marilyn
Davenport
C. R. McCutchen, Jr
Margaret
New Oreans
Hospital notes and births in Fairfield area
Hospital updates list several patients admitted or discharged. Mrs Virgil Wittmer underwent a tonsillectomy and was dismissed. Mr Truman Mast discharged. Mrs Mary Chambers admitted as medical patient. Frank Feltz rereadmitted from University Hospital Iowa City. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Schantz welcomed a son weighing eight pounds two and a half ounces at 7:35 p.m. George Horn had an appendectomy. Donald Nickerson admitted as medical patient. Dismissals include Mrs Walter Greiner and her son, Mrs John McDowe and Phyllis Cowan. Harriet Clendesning expected discharge later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Wittmer
Fairfield
Truman M. Mast
East Polk Street
Wilbur Schantz
Crawfordsville
Walter Greiner
John McDowe
Phyllis Cowan
West Chester
Harriet Clendesning
East Seventh Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. Marion
Hamble
Hoyt
Wendell Booth
Wendie Melinda
Edmonton
Canada
W. D. Booth
Major Booth
Alagoan
Air Transport Command
Army Air Forces
J. R. Blackford
Patricia Saunders
Perry L. Jordan
Mr. Blackfort
Mrs. Jordan
Bing Cherries
I.bs
Borden
Lipton's Tea
B. Pke
Libby
Louisa Gold Butter
Campbell
Ceeates
Jar
Clorox
Washington Fruit Market
Wolf’s Flower Shop
Calve
Dad
bin Tie Ghain
Sive
Wembley
bin EA
Major
New
Mary Chambers
Airsworth
Frank Feltz
Keota
George Horn
Route Three
Donald Nickerson
East
Washington Street
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