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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1945
Page
6
Frank Miles describes Hyde Park demonstrations in London two days before VE Day. Diverse speakers from many backgrounds airt their views while London bobbies monitor tensions. Amid jokes and heckling, Britons and Americans note free speech as a cherished safety valve.
The trial of Vincent Wagner of North English for manslaughter resumes after a weekend adjournment to let local farmers on the jury finish harvest work. A Dec 1944 pickup crash near Marengo left Dean Patterson dead and Rita Tedrow fatally injured after Wagner, returning youths from a canoe trip near Vietor Iowa, is said to have been drinking.
Rupert Bullard of Waterloo suffered a skull fracture and was in fair condition Sunday after a car collision near here Friday with La Verne Boeckman of Sumner. Officials remain unsure if the injury occurred in the crash or in a subsequent scuffle.
The guidance states that pork chops and ham slices intended for broiling should be thinner than those for braising so heat penetrates quickly and evenly.
A column recounts Mike C. Lewis and companions traveling from Pittsburgh to Ames Detroit and Peoria to visit old schoolmates, praising Prof. McWhee and recalling escapades. The piece notes anniversaries, visits, and local garden observations with family updates and caution about wet electrical cords.
Services will be held Tuesday at Sacred Heart church for Robert Fleet, 9, of Pocahontas. He died Saturday night at a Fort Dodge hospital after a .22 rifle discharged accidentally, the cause of the fatal injury.
Mr and Mrs John Fladung observed their silver wedding anniversary with a June 1 family dinner and a Friday morning service at St Marys Church where vows were renewed. Relatives attended including Bertha and David Fladung, and Osc ar Durian served in the Pacific. Donald Fladung gave his life in January.
At the hospital Mrs. Rose Skipton of 614 East Madison street was admitted Saturday afternoon as a medical patient. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Stout of Hedick are parents of a daughter born this morning at 5:08 weighing eight pounds eleven and a quarter ounces. Undergoing tonsillectomies this morning were Jackie Wat-Dyke of Richland Peggy Stewart Bill Morris Bobby Montgomery all of Keota. Jertha Graber of 1004 East Washington street was admitted this morning as a medical patient. Mrs. Ivan Marston of 714 North Avenue B was dismissed today.
Friends gathered at Gobble Inn in Wellman for the first of a two part anniversary dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Fladung. Mary Lee Bower and others prepared sweets and decorations in silver white and blue. Attendants included Margaret Ferguson Mary Lou Fladlune JoAnn and Vera Greiner Maxine Adams. Relatives from Keota Sterl ing Brighton Richland Ames Packwood and Sigourney joined neighbors in a reception at the Flading country home. The couple has spent their entire marriage on the same farm and are celebrated by a large circle of friends.
Marguerite Nina Moran married Cpl. Frank A. Malle on May 20 at Pittsburg First Presbyterian Church. The groom, injured in active duty, has been in Sehick hospital Clinton and will transfer to Fort Logan Colorado. The couple visited the bride’s parents in Columbus Junction after the ceremony.
A home cook shares folding hot applesauce and hot buttered crumbs into a Tuffy omelet for a creamy textured breakfast. The tip highlights combining fruity sauce with crumbled buttered topping to create a rich, quick method.
A Washington reader reports suffering from stomach gas that worsened at night, causing near choking while lying in bed. After taking SYS-TONE, she says gas vanished, bowels stabilized, and she can sleep soundly. SYS-TONE contains herbs claimed to cleanse bowels and cleanse the liver and kidneys.
The gardenia was named in honor of Dr Alexander Garden of Charleston, reflecting his connection to the flower.
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