Local residents take varied trips and notices across states
Robert Pease Robert Spera and George Knau ss plan an indefinite automobile trip to California starting Monday. Rev and Mrs John Fergu visit Washington en route from New York to Los Angeles. H B and Mrs Rukgab er of Mount Pleasant meet Walter and family in town. Fresh eggs 15c per dozen. Notices of college commencements and summer plans fill the day with social visits and travel details from Iowa.
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Robert Pease
Robert Spera
George Knauss
California
John Fergu
Washington
New York
Los Angeles
Calif
H. B&. Rukgaber
Mount Pleasant
Walter Rukaber
W. S. Reister & Love
S. F. Sharpe
Robert of
Ainsworth
Mormouth College
Monmouth
Ronald Keiper
Whiteman
I. K. Bent
Carl Bassler
The
Evening Journal
H. C Harmon
Jovy
Cedar Falls
Col Nicola
Mise Addie Harmon
Hoeward V McCleery
Jovy Harmon
Peady College
Nashville Tenn
Columbia University
Rose M. Reid
Burlington
Herry Russell
Winfield
Hospital admission and dismissals in local notices
At The Hospital Cloyce Zieglowsky of Ains Worth was admitted last evening for a minor operation. Mrs Olive M Lewis and baby gon were dismissed this morning for Heskins.
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Cloyce Zieglowsky
Ains Worth
Olive M. Lewis
Bapy Gon
Heskins
Two Softball Tilts Open City League at Troop Field
Four top pitchers are set to start in opening city softball league games at Troop field tonight. Red Norton will pitch for the Little Demons against Dale Carstensen of the Collegians at seven o clock, with Kiesey named by Ray Whitehead to start for the Bullets facing Art Edmondson of the Pirates. The four teams highlight a night of expected top play as the season begins, with 5 cent admission to support lights and expenses. League games are Friday only, with the field available for others during the week.
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Troop Field
Red” Norton
Little Demons
Dale Carstensen
Collegians
Kiesey
Edmondson
Stan Kiesey
Ray Whitehead
The
Bullets
Art Edmondson
Pirates
League
Baseball results and schedule from national league and american league
Yesterday Chicago defeated Brooklyn 9 to 3 and Cincinnati beat Boston 6 to 5 with Philadelphia topping Pittsburgh 5 to 4. St Louis played New York was rained out. Today's schedule includes St Louis at Boston and Cincinnati at New York, with only games listed.
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Ow “Tore
PrRigpureh
Price Owe Ee
Philadelphia
Citeingatin
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Verdi Social Roundup Remembers Weekends
In Verdi June 10 residents shared visits and hospitality. Darrel Ross Phil Weldin and Stella Rorick from Fairfield joined Leslie Gates home calls. Guests included Joe Nebergal I T Hendrin Chester Williams Jack Caldwell and Edd Miller families and Jammita Miller. Walnut women's club plans Thursday afternoon gathering.
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F. J. Lenger
Verdi
Darrel Ross
Phil Weldin
Washington
Stella Rorick
Fairfield
Leslie Gates
Joe Nebergal
Stanley Baird
I. T. Hendrin
Brighton
Charlies Crandal
Mrs. Baird
A. Garret
J. H. Baird
Chester Williams
Keola
Jack Caldwell
Edd Miller
Muscatine
Jammita
Walnut Women’s Club
American Legion Opens Bingo Room in City
The Press Office building owned by Wise Long is being fitted this week for a bingo parlor opening. The American Legion will sponsor the formal opening on Saturday evening. Proceeds will fund Legion projects including a junior college scholarship and the milk fund for undernourished children along with other community activities. Bingo parlors are growing in Iowa communities and drawing strong patronage.
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Wise Long
American Legion
Legion
Iowa
Truth is the fitting time quote by Martin Luther
Not a news article but a historical quotation attributed to Martin Luther stressing that waiting for perfect conditions prevents action. It reflects a proactive ethic about undertaking tasks without full readiness or ideal circumstances.
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Martin Luther
Washington Lodge Meeting Notice Published
Washington Lodge A F and A M announces a regular meeting on the first Friday of each month. W M M E McDaniel and A W Yard serve as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Lodge News
A. KF
A. M
M. E McDaniel
W. M
W. Yard
Train schedule notes for Westbound routes and locals
The listing details westbound and local railroad trains with departures from Washington and connections. It lists No 43 Californian No 44 Californian No 3 Golden State No 4 Golden State No 11 Apache and Nos 429 430 mixed trains with daily or weekly service and special California passenger stops.
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Golden State
Knoxville
California
L. Goodlander
Prairie Center Social Roundup Near Dubuque and Washington
Prairie Center notes include Mr. and Mrs. Geo Zeck and others visiting relatives and attending showers. Pronga couple headed to a furnished home near Dubuque. Several Zieglowsky family members are noted with corn plowing, visits, and callers. Robby Krause visited Harold Wylie. towel shower for Mrs. Lester Pronga. Will McBride visiting Malcolm Montgomery.
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Don Wylie
Prairie Center
Geo, Zeck
Lester Pronga
Parental Wolfe
Dubuque
Daryl Deal
Chas. Zieglowsky
Fred Zieglowsky
Rudy Wagenknecht
Joe Simmering
Manier Sheetz
John Simmering
Albert Zieglowsky
Marion Sheetz
Robby Krause
Arthur Krause
Washington
Harold Wylie
Vera Foss
Chas Wolfe
Esther
Donna
Virginia
Richard Zieglowsky
Carl Zieglowsky
Albert Zieglowski
Martin Westen
Will McBride
Malcolm Montgomery
Municipal Band Concert March El Capitan Horlick Lake Sousa
A municipal band announces a concert in March featuring the work El Capitan by Sousa at Horlick Lake. The program highlights march and Sousa repertoire with potential guest performers.
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el Capitan
Vacation Bible Schools Begin Next Week at Church
Local notices detail U P United Presbyterian and other church programs. Primary leaders include Miss Betty Davis and Mrs Helen Sage with Junior and Intermediate coordinators. Sessions run nine to eleven for three weeks starting Monday, with enrollment Monday at 8:30 led by Miss Ora Henderson.
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Betty Davis
Helen Sage
Sylvia Hootman
U. P
United Presbyterian Vacation Bible School
A Beiter
Marion George
Lucille Ross
Martha White
Thelma Benson
J. A. Porter
Myra van Nostrand
James Owen
Oscar George
J . Amwyl
Clarence Logan
Ora Henderson
Highland Center Social Roundup
Miss Darlene Krotz spent Thursday afternoon with Miss Loivenia Stele. Dr and Mrs Murray McCreedy and family of Brighton visited the Joe H McCreedy home. Several relatives and friends from Richmond Washington Fairfield Ainsworth Rome New York and Amesworth gathered for weekend visits with local families.
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Eula Mae Coon
Highland Center
Darlene Krotz
Anthony Malichky
Richmond
Anta Krotz
Riverside
William Schmeller
Edd Florang
Pauline
Near Washington
Frank Florang
Frank Hezan
Joe W. Krotz
Henry Metcalf
Jerry
Marilyn
Fairfield
John Rath
Ainsworth
Samuel Murphy
Milford Mc-Creedy
Wilfred
Dorothy
Will Mc-Creedy
Threshing Ring of White Oak Meets at the Schoolhouse
White Oak residents gathered at the schoolhouse for a threshing ring meeting after a Wiener Day event in Washington last Wednesday. The report notes several local citizens joining the gathering and mentions ongoing threshing activities by the White Oak threshing ring.
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Lloyd Luers
White Oak
Washington
Social rounds as Ames visitors travel this week
Tom Stewart and Ralph Lau return from Ames to visit the Stewart home before sailing to Greensboro to join Lon Goberdy Orchestra. Ramona Stotts leaves for Garden City Kansas after Tennessee college work. Ed Grayson and C. Devis host Charles Gray, Elliot Grayson returns from Cedar Rapids, and visits with Mrs. Grayson. Travelers Lola Hughes and Harold Duke visit Elmer Wells. Hughes heads to Fort Wayne. Shoppers Abner Stoutner A A Clendenning and family greet Lyman Thompson and Jane Godfrey in Mount Pleasant. Godfrey family plans to attend Knoy College Centennial in Galesburg next week.
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Tom Stewart
Ralph Lau
Ames
W. G. Stewart
Greensboro
N. C
Lon Goberdy
Ramona Stotts
W. M. Galloway
Garden City
Kans
Miss Stotts
Tennessee College
Murfeesboro
Tenn
R. E. Stotts
Charles Grayson
Davenport
Ed Grayson
Devis
Elliot Grayson
Greene
Masonic Grand Lodge
Cedar Rapids
Grayson
Lola Hughes
Milwaukee
Wis
Harold Duke
Chicago
Elmer Wells
Abner Stoutner
A. A. Clendenning
Stewart
BE. H. Hess
Ali
Keota
H. A. Harbison
Columbus Junction
Lyman Thompson
Jane Godfrey
Philadelphia
Thompson
Godfrey
J. M. Godfrey
Mount Pleasant
Galesburg, Jr
Knoy College
Harmony Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Harmony residents share Sunday visits at multiple homes including Schiebel Heck Wallace Krantz and Longer households. Graduation exercises Thursday evening drew attendance from Isaac Kleese and Bill Chemilar with family.
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W. R. Longer
Harmony
Char. Schiebel
Otto Schiebel
Ed Heck
Della Miller
Chas. Schiebel
Chas. Wallace
Fred Heck
Isaac Kleese
Bill Chemilar
Billy
Joe Krantz
Lyda Cgideor
Ruth
Walter Longer
Birthdays celebrated at home of Elmer Reshley
Four birthdays were observed at the Merimac area home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Reshley. Mrs. Sam Marsh, her son James, and Mrs. Reshley with foster son Harry shared the honors. James turned 18 and Harry 10. A large birthday cake with 28 candies crowned the table. The Marsh and Reshley families are longtime friends and have exchanged birthday honors for years.
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Marsh
Reshley
Howard Sigafoose
Grandpa Sigafoose
Sam Marsh
Mrs. Marsh
Sigafoose
Grandpa
Sam Lambert
Clyde Lambert
Pleasant Hill
C E Social Held Thursday Evening
Helen and Hazel Simmering hosted the regular monthly Christ ian Endeavor social. Mildred Kephart led a short business meeting with twenty seven members and three guests present. The evening started with lawn games and moved indoors for contests followed by refreshments.
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Helen
Hazel Simmering
Christian Endeavor
Mildred Kephart
Local Shoppers and Visitors Gather for Commencement
Shoppers from Keota West Chester Wayland and Colum bus Junction joined Mrs. Utterback and others. The Van Nostrand Newton contingent attended Thursday evening commencement with Mira a high school honor student. Local families hosted dinner and visited relatives including the Schantz Fetters and Christner households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Utterback
Ainsworth
F. N. Flanders
Keota
W. “. van Sickle and Son
West Chester
John and
Pete Kauffman
Wayland
Elmer Reschley
S. H. Edmondson
Columbus Junction
Warren E. Young Fairfeld
Sam Sigafoose
Inez
Faye Schoonover
James van Nostrand
Newton
Mira
Harold Beer- Hlossom
Paul
Donald
Roy Fetters
Will Schantz
Noble
Dave Schantz
Jake Christner
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Tripp
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