Major Leagues National League standings and Thursday results
The National League table shows Brooklyn leading with 31 wins and 19 losses for a .620 mark followed by Chicago, Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh as the next contenders. Thursday’s results list Boston at Pittsburgh with rain and the night games including Chicago at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Boston, and St. Louis at New York.
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W. L. Pet
Brooklyn
A. Win Opera
Chicsco .Ceu
Cincinnati
HGNGH
Wenn Wenew
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Passau
Lombardi
Gables
Rowe
Raffensberger
Heusser
Blackwell
Sain
St. Louis
Barrett
Brazie
Voiselle
Local Dinner Guests Include White Family in Jones Home
Rev and Mrs T E White and daughters were dinner guests last evening at the Ernest Jones residence. Evening visitors included Mr and Mrs Evan Evans of Crawfordsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. White
Ernest Jones
Evan Evans
Crawfordsville
Firmin Te Bockhurst
Fairfield
Paul TeBackhorst
Henry TeBackhorst
OPA drives to curb meat black market in Iowa
Des Moines reports 32 complaints against meat dealers in 48 hours as state OPA steps up efforts to halt disruptions in meat distribution. Walter Kline stresses supply should reach legitimate channels to prevent shortages and new demand fueling black market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
OPA
Iowa
Walter Kline
Kline
Pillsbury to Expand Soybean Storage in Centerville Iowa
Pillsbury mills at Centerville Iowa plan six reinforced concrete storage tanks adding 300000 bushels to lift capacity above 225000 bushels as part of a larger expansion. Clyde H Hendrix president said facilities will be ready for this fall harvest to help meet anticipated meat shortages next winter.
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Minneapolis
Pillsbury Mills
Centerville
Iowa
Clyde H. Hendrix
Feed and Soy Mills
Hendrix
Clinton
Lima
Ohio
Fire Loss Per Capita Nation Leads World
A report notes that the nation records the highest per capita fire losses globally, highlighting ongoing concerns over safety standards and emergency response readiness.
Hospital Admissions And Discharges In Local Area
George Yoder of Wellman was admitted as a surgical patient yesterday afternoon. Larry Palmer of Keota was admitted for surgery this morning. Marie Baker of route one Mrs Omer Wagner and son at 904 North Iowa avenue were discharged today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Yoder
Wellman
Larry Palmer
Keota
Marie Baker
Omer Wagner
North
Iowa Avenue
Night and Twilight Baseball Matchups Listed
Open date schedules feature Boston facing Chicago with Hughson at 4 4 and Grove at 2 3 New York vs St Louis Chandler 9 2 Muncrief 0 1 Twilight games list Washington Norris nig geling 3 2 at Detroit Hutchinson 2 3 Philadelphia Black 0 1 at Cleveland Fowler 4 5
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Boston
Hughson
Chicago
Grove
New York
Chandler
St. Louis
Muncrief
Washington
Niggeling
Detroit
Hutchinson
Philadelphia
Black
Cleveland
Fowler
Washington area families host visitors and residents move homes
Mrs. H J Rees of Madrid visits with daughter and family in Washington and plans further visits with a second daughter in Vinton Iowa. Several locals take vacations or guests arrive including Patty Allen from Winfield. Shoemakers and Shriners add events as Damascus Shrine invites are issued. J D Dayton leaves for California to visit his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Rees
Madrid
William J. Shannon
Barbara
Gene Gorham
Gary
Jim
Patty Allen
Guy Allen
Winfield
Gladys Edwards Honored at Pre-Nuptial Shower
Mrs Anna Springer and daughter Eloise hosted a pre nuptial shower for Gladys Edwards who will wed Leyburn Lewis on June 16. About 20 guests shared advice recipes and gifts as pink and white decor and refreshments themed in that color carried the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Springer
Eloise
Gladys Edwards
Leyburn Lewis
Miss Edwards
Springer
Merry Makers Club Returns Comfort From Overseas Aid
The Merry Makers club gathered at Mrs. Stanley Mouser's home for a comfort afternoon supporting overseas families. Helpers included Mrs. Merle Howsare, Mrs. Richard Scott, Mrs. C. W. Freel, Mrs Frank Leeper, Mrs. Anna Farrier, and Mrs. Lyle Walton. Marilyn Mouser served refreshments as the group plans to bring canned goods and food for shipping at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Makers Club
Stanley Mouser
Merle Howsare
Richard Scott
C. W. Freel
Frank Leeper
Anna _ Farrier
Lyle Walton
Marilyn
Turkey Dinners Serve at Country Club Family Night
About 200 attendees enjoyed the summer kickoff family night at the Country Club with a turkey dinner hosted by the family committee. E L C White of Spencer introduced Salvation Army leaders Brigadier Thomas Major Robb and Major Hester from Des Moines. Mrs Robb sang with Major Hester on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Stutsman
Leslie Ficher
M. L. McCreedy
Robert Arthur
J. O. Sexton
C. W. Stewart
C. W. Tucker
Gene Tucker
L. A. Jones
R. E. Shannon
Courtney Kline
Shannon
E. L. C. White
Spencer
Salvation Army
Alex Thomas
Robb
Hester
Des Moines
Thomas
Major Hester
Stutsman
Roy Lewash
Lowa
William Stewart
Carolyn
Los Angeles
Calif
Donald C. Pedin
Athens
Ohio
Daytones Teach Music At Southern California Campuses
Prof and Mrs Daryl Dayton associated with Pomona College teach piano during USC Claremont summer session while his wife voices in USC School of Music. Mr and Mrs J M White return from Des Moines reporting barren lumber yards but abundant locusts in West Des Moines with widespread humming noises and many dead trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Daryl Dayton
Dayton
Pomona College
University of Southern California, Claremont
School of Music
J. M
Jim’ White
Des Moines
Mr. White
Mother Hubbard
West Des Moines
Inherit Laying Ability in Chicks Examined
The article investigates whether chicks inherit the capacity to lay many eggs from their parents, presenting theories and preliminary findings on genetic influence and breeding implications. It discusses contrasting viewpoints from experts and highlights the potential impact on poultry selection.
Carris Family Dinner Honors Mrs C H Davis Birthday
The J C Carris family hosted a country dinner for Mrs C Harry Davis to mark her birthday. Hostess Mrs William Glassburner served a 6 30 oclock meal of fried chicken and strawberry shortcake for nine guests. Bouquets from the Carris garden decorated the table as the group visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Carris
C. Harry Davis
William Glassburner
Carris Garden
Mrs Don Holmes Hosts H H Club Meeting
Mrs Don Holmes as president hosted the regular H H club meeting yesterday afternoon. Four children attended and eight members named a new household gadget. Plans were made for a family picnic at Sunset Park Sunday noon July 7. Mrs Charles Jeffries will host the next meeting July 11. Refreshments were served with help from Mrs Frank Snider and Helen Givans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Holmes
H. H. Club
Holmes
Sunset Park
Charles Jeffries
Frank Snider
Helen Givans
Pre-Nuptial Party for Miss Tucker at Miss Kiefer’s Home
Eleanor Tucker’s pre-nuptial party hosted by Jo an Keifer at 909 East Main featured two bridge tables with Margar et len Barker winning high score and Mrs. Robert Gates low. The hostess gave a gift to the bride elect. candles and summer flowers in yellow and white brightened the dining room. June refreshments were served by Mrs. W. J. Keifer and the guest list included Mrs. Charles Lemley Margy Logan Margaret Ragan Dorothy Bear and Jean Atchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Tucker
Joan Kiefer
East Main Street
Margaret HE
Len Barker
Robert Gates
W. J. Keifer
Charles Lemley
Margery Logan
Margaret Ragan
Dorothy Bear
Jean Atchison
Mrs Bell Hosts Rural Women's Club Meeting
Mrs. S. G. Bell was hostess to a Rural Women's club meeting. Mrs. William Marie, Jr., conducted the business session, followed by an afternoon of visiting. Refreshments were served in keeping with the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Bell
Rural Women's Club
William Marie, Jr
Honors Bride-Elect At Koehler Home
Beverly Butterworth was honored yesterday afternoon with a pre nuptial shower hosted at the Koehler home by Julia Koehler. The event featured games advice and a display of gifts on a blue pink and white table. Miss Butterworth will wed Robert Custer next week with guests including Donna Wylie Mildred Pressly Lois Pearson Martha McGinnis Shirely Simkins Phyllis Hall Abyllis George Peggy Koehler and Mrs Don Wylie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Butterworth
Julia Koehler
Betty
Miss Butterworth
Robert Custer
Donna Wylie
Mildred Pressly
Lois Pearson
Maretha McGinnis
Shirely Simkins
Phyllis Hall
Abyl
Roasting Tips For Fowl From A Kitchen Note
Do not add water when roasting a bird as steaming breaks the skin and leaks juices. The advice notes steaming is unnecessary for young tender birds and keeps the meat juicy and flavorful.
Eleanora Duse Early Stage Career and Christening Box
The actress Eleanora Duse was carried to her christening in a gilt theatrical property box. She began acting at age four and played Juliet at fourteen, marking early milestones in her storied career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanora Duse
Juliet
Lt Palmer to Wed L Febinger June 29
Mrs Charles Palmer announces the approaching marriage of her daughter Wilma B Palmer to Loyal E Febinger of Denver Colorado. The ceremony will be held June 29 in the chapel at Buckley Field near Denver. Palmer was honored during a pre nuptial courtesy hosted by Carrie and Jeanette Kyle with 12 guests and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Palmer
Wilma B Palmer
Army Nurses Corps
Loyal EE. Febinger
Denver
Colo
Buckley Field
Cole
St. Palmer
Carrie
Jeanette Kyle
Kyle
JoAnn Fulton
St Marys Circle Holds June Meeting At St James Church
The June meeting of St Marys Circle of St James church was led by Mrs Lyle Schulty with secretary Mrs Wilbur Richardson reporting. Plans for next year were discussed focusing on food conservation as members socialized over bridge and banco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Circle
St. James Church
Leo Sueppel
Lyle Schulty
Wilbur Richardson
Catherine Swift
Harry Sowden
Banco
Paul Peiffer
Earl Redlinzer
Louise Ryan
Charles Swift
How to freeze spinach for palatability
The guide advises harvesting greens when tender before seed stalks form, washing thoroughly, trimming center stalks and large midribs, discarding damaged portions, blanching two minutes, using four gallons of water per pint, stirring to prevent matting, cooling in cold water, and packing with headspace, then freezing promptly without adding brine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Foster
Pie Crust Tricks for Preventing Overflow
Grandmothers used a cotton cloth strip dampened and tied around the pie edge to keep the crust steady. A stiff paper funnel in the top crust allows juice to rise without overflowing. Juicy fruit pies overflow when too much filling is used.
Social Calendar Notices for United Presbyterian Groups
Community calendar lists meetings for United Presbyterian groups and other local organizations. Highlights include Junior Missionary society at 2 p.m. at the church, Daughters of Union Veterans at Legion hall, Pythian Sisters at K P hall, and several changes in meeting times and venues. A Country club gathering features golf, bridge, and a communal dinner, with invitations to men to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Missionary Society of U. P. Church
Daughters of Union Veterans
Legion Hall
Country Club
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society
Rell
New Haven Ladies Aid Society
Jessie Wells
Verne Dill
Anniversary and Birthday Notices
Rev and Mrs John H Beider Wieden celebrate their fourth wedding anniversary today Also observing their 40th wedding anniversary are Mr and Mrs E L Smith On their ninth birthdays today are Danny Lee Bean and Patty Kay Bruty from Ainsworth and the Bruty family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Beiderwieden
E. L. Smith
Danny Lee Bean
Norman Bean
Ainsworth
Patty Kay Bruty
F. P., Bruty
Birthday Candles Honor Local Youths By Name
Three candles mark the birthdays of Richard Arn old Nicholson son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Nicholson and Barbara Mae Dunkin daughter of Mr and Mrs Glen Dunkin while five candles celebrate Russell John Wieland son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Wieland. Harriet Jane Johnson turns 15 today, daughter of Mr and Mrs Toppan Johnson of Wellman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Arnold Nicholson
Arnold Nicholson
Barbara Mae Dunkin
Glen Dunkin
Russell John Wieland
Clarence Wieland
Harriet Jane Johnson
Mrs
Toppan Johnson
Wellman
Birthday list honors local residents and families
The list includes Harold Luers Mrs. Clarence Niffenegger of West Chester Ruth Dupuis Richard LeRoy Jugenheimer Elsie Wagner Frances Mast of Braden community Mrs J T Friedel Jake Beese and Gertrude Payne daughter of a local family celebrated today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Luers
Clarence Niffenegger
West Chester
Ruth Dupuis
Richard LeRoy Jugenheimer
Elsie Wagner
Frances Mast
Braden
J. T. Friedel
Jake Beese
Mrs Jake Fisher Hosts Rebekah Club Meeting
The Rebekah club met yesterday afternoon at 732 East Main Street with hostess Mrs. Jake Fisher and six members present. They worked on scrap books to donate to hospitals and refreshments were served by Mrs. Fisher’s daughter Mrs. Charles McAvoy. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs. Frances Mapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Club
Jake Fisher
East Main Street
Frances Mapel
Charles McAvoy
Missionary Society Meets at Church
Mrs N J Benson and Mrs Morris Crawford hosted the Prairie Flower missionary meeting at the church with twenty members and eleven guests present. Devotions on peace opened the program, a $15 famine relief gift was approved, and two comforters were tied for Mrs Merle Booth and European need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Benson
Morris Crawford
Prairie Flower
Marjorie
Doris
Linda Benson
Maxine
Myrna Reeves
Donna Rae
Daryl Cave
Janice
Jean Booth
Karen Crawford
Sarah Knupp
Orva Scott
W. D. Booth
Merle Booth
Walnut Woman's Club Meets at Mrs Roscoe White
The Walnut Woman's club gathered at Mrs Roscoe White's home with 11 members and nine children. Absences of president and vice president led secretary to call the business meeting. Members packed two boxes for Greece and the Netherlands. An ice cream social was planned for Fourth of July. Next meeting will be with Mrs Glen Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Woman's Club
Roscoe White
Greece
Netherlands
Glen Davis
O. E. S. Announces Summer Break For July August
Sixty officers and members of the Order of Eastern Stars attended a meeting at the Masonic temple led by Mrs. Lloyd Foster. The group voted to pause July and August gatherings and held an exemplification of degrees for two candidates with George Dare presiding. Mrs. Howard McBride examined a proficiency class, and during social hour Mrs. Arthur Yard and her committee served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Stars
Masonic Temple
Lloyd Foster
George Dare
Howard McBride
Arthur Yard
Mr and Mrs Oakley Payne Celebrate Birthday Today
Mr Oakley Payne and Mrs Oakley Payne observe a birthday today. The couple is noted in a local social column with well wishes from friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Oakley Payne
Janes Hilton Coon Turns Eight Today
Eight year old Janes Hilton Coon marks his birthday with family celebration. Local observers note the milestone as a small community event centered on the child and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Hilton Coon
Entertain Pinochle Group From O E S At June Breakfast
Members of the Order of Eastern Stars attended a June breakfast in the Masonic Temple dining room. Hostess committee included Mrs. Sam Siguroose and others. Pinochle was played at four tables with prizes awarded to high and low scorers. Next breakfast is in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.E.S
Order of Eastern Stars
Masonic Temple
Sam Siguroose
Delle Miller
Ralph Miniex
Donald Sheetz
Claude Rhodebeck
T. A. Flenner
Guy Cole
Wayne Robison
Paul Snakenberg
Will Hemmings
H J Club Meeting With Mrs E Strum
Mrs Ernest Strum hosted the H J club with 13 members and two honorary members. Guests included Mrs Charles Marek Mrs Ivo Berg and Diane plus several others. The meeting opened with a club song and included reports on famine food drives Blue Cross and a Holland family box. Next gathering will be with Mrs John Shalla Jr. after four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Strum
H. J. Club
Charles Marek
Ivo Berg
Diane
Roy Krotz
Norma Jean
Dorothy Beranek
Shirley Esher
Verne Esher
Esher
Roy Sojka
Blue Cross Organization
Holland
Joe Knotek
John Shalla, Jr
Painting Light Fixtures
Metal light fixtures that have discolored may be painted to match woodwork or ceiling. Clean them with turpentine and fine steel wool. Remove ornamental parts to simplify the design before painting. Semi gloss paint is easier to keep clean than flat.
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Don Stutsman
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Wolf’s Flower
MAJOR
Craia Furniture
Little’s
Gilmere’s
Les Gilmere
Shell Station
Washington Es
St. Lowie
Cleveland O
Chicago Es
Marjorie Benson
Washington State Bank
Goldie Rail
Rothschilds
Layton Buffington
Columbus Junction
Harold Putnam
Judy
Ames
Peulah Bower
Don Custer
Willits
Emma Hardy
Marguerite
Keith
L. C. Willits
Elmer Keith
Roy Fields
G. E. Montgomery
Damascus Shrine
Mt. Pleasant
Bethlehem Shrine
Leonard Hays
E. Allyn Hays
Ontario
J. D. Dayton
Claremont
GO. V. Grull
John W. Lee
Mrs. S. Mouser
Sorrell
West Madison
Carris Family
C. H. Davis
Miss Tucker
Mrs. Bell
Koehler
Bory Actress
Palmer
L. Febinger
St. Mary’s Circle
Geo. L. Cook
United Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
V.ew. Auxilary
Kr.g Hall
Susannah
Booster Club
Don Stout
Delbert Daniel
iKolah Club
L. C. Ahrens
Gertrude Payne
Entertains
United States
Ross Motor Service
Mrs. White
E. Strum
Danco
Arthur Beranek
Miss Esher
Jow
James Shalla
Marek
Krotz
Harold Strum
Pal Ue
Stephen Washington la
Tephen
Illinois
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