Major Leagues National League standings and Friday results
National League standings show Brooklyn 31 20 Chicago 31 24 Cincinnati 24 22 Boston 23 26 Pittsburgh 21 25 New York 22 30 Philadelphia 18 28. Friday results include Boston 4 Cincinnati 1 and Chicago 5 Brooklyn 1 with rain affecting Pittsburgh Philadelphia and St Louis New York games.
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Brooklyn
Seneia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Barrett
Brazie
Voiselle
W. L. PO
Washington
Stymaouis
Cleveland
Ferris
Hayesa
Marehildon
Gromek
Leonard
Detroit
Newhouser
Ruffing
Gatehouse
Potter
Lighting layout advice for living room seating
Use tall floor lamps near a wing back or large scale chair rather than beside a low modern chair. This placement adds better illumination and creates a more balanced, stylish focal point in the seating area.
Approval by sandwich eaters
A note on a snack combining ham and cheese with catsup placed between slices. The result described as tasty and moist though not soggy, highlighting the eater’s approval of the texture and flavor.
Washington Golf Club hosts second open tournament June 23
About 40 entries have been received for the Washington Golf and Country Club open tournament to be held at the local course June 23. The event limits entries to the first 100. new this year is a 4-man team competition with towns like Iowa City and Ottumwa already showing representatives. The 27-hole medal play will determine flights after the first nine holes, with team scoring based on the last 18 holes.
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Washington Golf and Counter Club
Ken Griffin
Iowa
Sandy McGregor
John Sunstrum
Mr. Campbell
Oskaloosa
Fairfield
Nelson Brothers
Riggs Brothers
Muscatine
Sport Figg
Charles Meerdink
Ottumwa
Iowa City
Washington
Burlington
Mt. Pleasant
Wellmen
Kalona
Bill Kelsey Low in Local Golf Event
The county club hosted a dinner and golf night with 63 men in attendance. Bill Kelsey posted the low nine hole score of 37 while prizes went to ten golfers drawn for golf balls. Plans emerged for biweekly men’s tournaments and biweekly dinners, plus potluck weeks. Discussion covered the Washington Southeastern Iowa Open slated June 23 with about forty entries anticipated.
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Country Club
Bill Keley
Washington
Legion Juniors Set for Weekend Game at Winfield
Washington's Junior Legion heads to Winfield for a league clash at 2 00 p m with first meeting between the clubs. Coach Bill Boshart lists Gingerich Aller Schmidt Marshall Vacha Post Shaver Putman Murphy and others as probable starters. The squad will meet at city hall 12 15 p m Sunday prior to departure.
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Washington
Pre-Nuptial Party Held For Mrs Edith Strait
Mrs Edith Strait was honored at a pre-nuptial courtesy in Thornton with 35 guests at 810 North Iowa Avenue. The event featured a miscellaneous shower as she prepares to wed Richard Handley next month and plans to return to Stewart School as principal in September.
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R. J. Thornton
Appy Mae Rigenhagen
North
Iowa Avenue
Edith Strait
Strait
Richard Handley
Stewart School
H. P. Wilson
Fred L. Moore
Hilda Taylor
W S C S Units Plan Luncheon for General Meeting
The Women’s Society of Christian Service units wrap up summer meetings and schedule a Friday luncheon at the church for the general meeting on June 21. Units discuss plans for church receptions honoring Dr. and Mrs. Miller and Rev. and Mrs. Smith, plus missions and relief efforts.
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Women’s Society of Christaan Service
Methodist Church
Fred E. Miller
Walter A. Smith
Stewart
J. O. Sexton
Eva Denny
Ethel Atkinson
Cedar Falls
C. W. Stewart
E. E. Ward
Unit No. 2
Sunset Park
Park
Brown
Maud L. Brown
Rodney Kephart
P. L. Etter
J. E. Sellers
Elizabeth Klein
Mt. Pleasant
Kephart
Czechoslovakia
H. M. Dodder
Jake Fisher
E. B. Hammer
J. E. Kunath
Clayton Bear
H. W. Cumming
William W. Brown
Ross
Darrell Ross
Hugh Hall
Ruth Marie Morrison
American Red Cross
Italy
Holy Land
Community shower honors Merle Booths at church event
A post-nuptial shower at the Prairie Flower church honored Mr. and Mrs. Merle Booths with 118 attendees. The program featured marimba solos, a solo by Leonard Booth, a vocal trio, scripture reading, and prayers, followed by a social in pink and white decor and a pantry shower.
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Prairie Flower
Merle Booth
Charles Masson
West Chester Federated Church
Largo
Dariene Humston
Maxine Reeves
Leonard Booth
Precious Lord Take
Miss Humston
Lorene Booth
Miss Booth
Myrna Reeves
Shore
Bill Brewer
Ward Benson
Mr. Masson
Mr. Booth
C. C. Reeves
Don Cave
Stanley
Mary Ardith Jarrard
Marjorie Benson
Daryl Longer
Darlene Humston
Dick Weeks
Glen Puhr
Cave
Lloyd Humston
Chaiivari
Booth
Booths
Marjorie Gamon
Doris Benson
Honor Ray Glasgow At Birthday Party
Mrs. Raymond Glasgow pleasantly surprised her husband Raymond Glasgow at a birthday party in their home last evening. The first part of the evening was spent playing croquet on the lawn and the remainder of the evening playing bunco and cards. High prize in bunco went to Marsh Atkinson and low prize to Miss Oscar Sheetz.
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Raymond Glasgow
Marsh Atkinson
Oscar Sheetz
Don
Farewell Picnic Honors Hazel Sojka Before College Start
A farewell picnic for Hazel Sojka was held at Lone Tree park on Tuesday evening before she attends Coe College in Cedar Rapids for the summer session. An electrical storm sent attendees to Elmer Pearson’s home, then trips to nearby towns followed, ending with music at James Swailes residence.
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Hazel Sojka
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Lone Tree Park
Elmer Pearson
Lone Tree
James Swailes
Marie Swailes
Mary Knotek
Nadene Chalupa
Nadyne Luella
West Point Girls At Slumber Party
Twelve members of the West Point 4 H club met with leader Mrs John McDowell on June 12 to decide packing a box for a Greek family. Ruth Foster led a talk on value and contents of a long time record book as members made covers for records and booklets before an overnight stay proved slumberless.
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John Rittenhouse
Karen Crawford
Carl Jarrard
Maurice Crawford
Alice Hunter
West Point
4-H Club
John McDowell
Elit
Greece
Ruth Foster
Garch
Mrs. Davis Hosts Kensington Club Meeting
Mrs J C Davis of Washington hosted the Kensington club in Annsworth on Wednesday afternoon. Thirteen members answered roll call with Our Flag. A kitchen utensil guessing contest followed, won by Mrs Mahin. Beverly Butterworth opened gifts after refreshments. guests included Mrs Jessie Moore Vida Butterworth and Mrs Chas Custer. Next gathering at Mrs Florence Busby’s home.
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Ainsworth
J. C. Davis
Washington
Kensington Club
Grace Stone
Ruth Norris
Jessie Moore
Vida Butterworth
Chas. Custer
Florence Busby
MecCleerys Host Informal Evening At Home
At their home last evening Mr and Mrs Howard L McCleery and son Nic hosted guests including Mrs Christine T Walker of Oklahoma City Mr and Mrs S E McCleery and Bill Morgan The informal gathering featured impromptu music and summer flower decorations A refreshment table with lighted tapers complemented the setting The McCleerys plan another similar gathering next Friday evening with a few friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. McCleery
Nic
Christine T. Walker
Oklahoma City
Okla
S. E. McCleery
Bill Morgan
McCleery
Harry Sowden
Henry Berdo
Mary Berdo
Nancy Patterson
Social gathering attendees include local families
Ald Bealer and Mrs. Oscar Sheetz attended along with Marsh Atkinson, Don Bealer, George Miles, Dale Lieffler, Elwood Glasgow, Oscar Sheetz, Marjorie Godlove, Joan Glasgow and Junior Ferguson.
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Ald Bealer
Oscar Sheetz
Marsh Atkinson
Don Bealer
George Miles
Dale Lieffler
Elwood Glasgow
Marjorie Godlove
Joan Glasgow
Junior Ferguson
Illinois Agriculture Reaches Four Billion Dollar Threshold
The Illinois farm sector has surpassed a four billion dollar milestone, signaling sustained growth in crop and livestock industries. Analysts note steady demand and rising production as key drivers for the jump, with implications for regional employment and market dynamics.
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Illinois
Social Calendar Returns for Week of Club Events
Notice lists events for the week including Daughters of Union Veterans at Legion hall Monday 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. activities, Pythian Sisters and IV.F.W. Auxiliary meetings, Susannah Girls rescheduled, Booster club and hostess duties, Kolah club luncheon, and midweek gatherings of Country club women Grace Hill Ladies Aid New Haven and other groups with details on times and places.
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Daughters of Union Veterans
Legion Hall
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
F.W. Auxilary
K. C. Hall
Susannah
Booster Club
Don Stout
Delbert Daniel
Kolah Club
KL. C
Ahrens
Country Club
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society
Revelations
New Haven Ladies Aid Society
Jessie Wells
Verne Dill
Everett Been Blosson
Harmony Club
Cloyee Stewart
UD. C. Griggs
Pupils Present Piano Recital at Mrs Shields Home
A group of students under Mrs Edith Shields performed a piano recital last evening at her home. Attending were parents and friends with George and Marie Davis assisting. The program featured multiple pieces by various pupils including Nancy Gastman Marilyn Miller and Ruth Bartow among others.
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Edith Shields
Stewart
Marilyn Miller
Tserkesen
Aly Sa
Thompson
Nancy Gastman
Maribelle Zehr
Blake Maribelle Zetr
Mary
Epa Geibel
Charlotte Berry
Manning Deidre Miller
Mrs
Shields
Frost
Martin Nancy Burham
Joan Boileau
Ualiewew
Dore Marie
George Davis
Goodrich Jo Ann Wilson
SRR
Fabia
Lange Maurine Stephens
Mary Jane Stephens
Arlene Knupp
Ruth Bartow
DAR Supper Observes Flag Day at Sunset Park
The Daughters of the American Revolution held a Flag Day supper at the Log Cabin in Sunset Park with 30 attendees. Regina Jessie B. Stewart led the meeting with the pledge, guest Carolyn Hamilton led in singing, and Rev. Walter Smith spoke on God's Hidden Resources citing Columbus Valley Forge and Mt. Vernon. The event marked the last meeting until September with a July and August schedule announced.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Sunset Park
Jessie B. Stewart
Miss Stewart
Carolyn Hamilton
America
Walter Smith
C. O. Davis
Smith
Columbus
Valley Forge
Mt. Vernon
Besse Conger
Elizabeth Dawson
Frank Crone
Pre-nuptial Shower for Lt. Wilma Palmer in Buckleyfield
Mrs Charles Cannon hosted a shower for Lt Wilma Palmer of Buckleyfield Denver Colo with three tables of rummy and gifts in a tissue paper umbrella. Guests included 1934 graduates Mrs Richard Ohden Mrs Jarrard Mrs Courtney Kline Ruth Marie Morrison and others. refreshments followed with homemade ice cream cake and coffee.
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Charles Cannon
Wilma Palmer
Buckleyfield
Denver
Colo
Palmer
Doyle Jarrard
Richard Ohden
Jarrard
Courtney Kline
Elmer Keith
Ruth Marie Morrison
Woodrow Crone
Lucille
Wilda Busby
Charles Palmer
Howard Witting
Compost Pile Benefits From Winter Organic Matter
Winter accumulation of leaves and other organic material aids the compost pile. It provides carbon support and improves structure, helping ongoing decomposition when added to compost systems. The practice promotes steady microbial activity and nutrient balance.
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Legion
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E. Strait
Thornton
W.S.C.S
Unit No. 7
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R. H. Hampsher
The
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Walter Messer
Vienna
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R. E. Shannon
J. A. Harwood
N. M. Speidel
Fred Miller
Emma Barnett
Walter Jarrard
No. 91
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Frank Mayhew
Harry Drake
Norway
Merle
Washington Dairy
Honor Ray Glasgow
West Washington
West Point Girls
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MecCleerys
White Elk
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Yale-Smith
Burleigh
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Golliwogg’s Cake Walk
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Ferrari
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Willits’ Building
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G. E. Montgomery
Hotel
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