Local Movements and Community Notices Update
Local residents travel and returns noted as Jack Mace departs for Muscatine for secondary W T Ss training after seven weeks at Sheldon. Francis Ralston visits before returning to Cedar Falls. Mrs A E Palmer Shirley and Dick Peterson back from Excelsior Springs. Virginia McLaughlin starts work at Benteco rationing dept. Aviation Cadet Dinsmore trains at Ottumwa, will weekend with the Stewarts in Ottumwa. The Stewarts travel to Chillicothe for Cadet Robert Cooper funeral in Louisiana and return tonight. Mrs C Riggs of Kansas City visits with husband the railroad worker. Marion Griffin, MO address updated to Fleet Post Office, San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Mace
Muscatine
W. T. Ss
Mr. Mace
Sheldon
George Stewart
Betty
Henrietta
Chilicothe
Illinois
Mrs. Stewart
Robert Cooper
Louisiana
Standings and results from the baseball league games
The standings show Boston Cleveland Philadelphia and New York atop the league with records and percentages. Thursday results include Boston Philadelphia New York Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis victorious in various matchups with scores and series details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Candini
Wolff
Poston
Hughson
Borony
A. Smith
KE. Smith
Niggeling
Trout
W.L. Pet
Agi
Scc
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Lohrman
Loston
Javery
Rowe
Broooklyn
Davis
Cineinnati
Starr
Butcher
Chicago Passeau
Lanier
Nora Hicks Visits Washington Relative Circle
Mrs. Nora Hicks of Hampton Iowa travels to Washington to visit her brother Harry Crone and other relatives and friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Hicks
Hampton
Iowa
Washington
Harry Crone
Hospital Discharges and Admissions Reported
Mrs LeRoy Pratt and son Le Roy George were discharged to 733 East Jefferson. Mrs Merle Leazer of Brighton was discharged yesterday afternoon. Shirley Bowden was discharged this morning. Mrs Homer Porter underwent a major operation this morning. Mrs Harold Cortum of Washington RR 1 was admitted as a surgical patient. Janet McMullen of Coppock received x ray and treatments for a fractured left leg in the outpatient department. Mrs Henry Lanning and daughter were dismissed this afternoon to their home, Washington RR 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Pratt
LeRoy George
East
Jefferson
Homer Porter
Harold Cortum
Washington RR. 1
Janet McMullen
Coppock
Henry Lanning
Gaughter
Washington R. 1
Madigan Named Iowa Grid Coach for 1943 Season
Edward P. Slip Madigan was named head football coach at the University of Iowa for the 1943 season replacing Major Edward Anderson. Madigan will coach on a six months contract from July 1 and will conduct four weeks of summer practice. He previously coached at St. Marys College Oakland and Notre Dame trained lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Edward P
Slip
Madigan
St. Mary’s College
Oakland
California
University of Iowa
Edward Anderson
United States Veterans Hospital
Clinton
Iowa
B. J
Dad) Schroeder
Notre Dame
St. Mary’s
Lewis Wage Demand Rejected by War Labor Board
The War Labor Board rejected John L. Lewis's insistence on portal to portal pay in its final ruling on the coal mine dispute. It affirmed its position to preserve the wage stabilization program amid ongoing labor tensions in Washington D. C. June 18. The decision maintains existing pay structures and rejects demand for broader compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
War Labor Board Today
John L. Lewis
Portal
Homemakers Club Hosts Annual Ice Cream Social
Sixteen members of the Homemakers club and their families met last evening with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ahrens for their annual social. Guests included Mrs. Carrie Norman, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Redlinger, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Herring, Marguerite and Zack Pratt. Ice cream, strawberries and cake were served by the committee, and the evening ended with group singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Club
Harold Ahrens
Carrie Norman
Ray Redlinger
Carl Herring
Marguerite
Zack Pratt
Stanley Foster
Hubert Redlinger
P E O Chapter J Meeting With Nellie Tripp
The regular P E O Chapter I meeting was held last evening with Nellie R. Tripp presiding. Forty five members and four guests attended including Helen Cunningham of Waukegan HL Mrs EB Lynch of Sigourney Mrs R S Galloway and Mrs Toberta Freeland of Briton Oklo. An engaging program Wit and Humor was led by Althea Montgomery and Helen Watson. Light refreshments were served by Mrs John W Lemmon and Mrs E D Morrison Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.E.O
Nellie R. Tripp
Helen Cunningham
Waukegan
EB. B. Lynch
Sigourney
R. S. Galloway
Toberta Freeland
Briton, Oklo
Althea Montgomery
Helen Watson
John W. Lemmon
E. D. Morrison, Jr
Iowa State chemist says gas could end war quickly
Dr. O R Sweeney head of the Chemical Engineering Dept at Iowa State College told the Iowa County Supervisors Association that the United States blundered by not using poison gas to win the war. He proposed mustard gas spread on the jungles around Singapore would have stopped the Japs dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
United States
O. R. Sweeney
Chemical Engineering
Iowa State College
Singapore
Iowa County Supervisors Association
Pacific air battles over Guadalcanal report U.S. losses
Washington dispatch reports 77 Japanese planes shot down in Guadalcanal battles. American costs include 7 casualties and damage to a merchant ship and a landing barge. Navy notes these losses in addition to six previously disclosed American planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
U.P
Guadalcanal
Navy
United States
Birds Symbolic Roles in Navajo Beliefs
Ethnologists note the bluebird as a symbol of dawn and the thunder bird as representing summer rain clouds in Navajo life in New Mexico. The passage highlights the cultural significance of these birds for the Navajo Nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Friendly Neighbors Club Ice Cream Social At Wylie Home
The Friendly Neighbors club and families gathered at Don and Wylie's home for an ice cream social last evening. Ice cream strawberries wafers were served by organizers Mrs. Earl Redlinger Mrs Crone and Mrs. Wylie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Neighbors Club
Don Wylie
Earl Redlinger
Crone
Wylie
Margaleen
Taane
Mary Louise
Barbara
Jane
Billy Joe
Doyle Jarrard
Gaylen
Glenn Schwartz
Helen
Edward Rhoberts
Martin Crone
Logan Ahrens
Peggy Hopping
Columbus Junction
Jean Gault
Steve Crawford
Margaret Ann
Don Stout
Evelyn
LeRoy
Bob Havel
Virginia
Dorha
Harold
Heights Thursday Club Holds Meeting With Games
Mrs. Mary Johnson hosted six members of the Heights Thursday club yesterday afternoon. Guest of the afternoon was Mrs. Mary Arthur or Wellman. After the business meeting the group played wahoo and enjoyed refreshments prepared by the hostess with help from Mrs. Mary Starr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Johnson
the Heights
Mary Arthur Or
Wellman
Mary Starr
Two Girls Honored At Surprise Party
Ethel and Jean Stout hosted a surprise birthday party for Elsie and Edra Rien at their Crawfordsville home last evening. The guests enjoyed indoor games and relays with refreshments served at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
Jean Stout
Elsie
Edra Rien
Crawfordsville
St. Sikie Temple
Mississippi
Edna
Ruth
Walter Rich
Forest McNeill
Ira Mae Daniel
Pauli Marjorie
Bob Benson
Beulsh Stewart
Bill
Carol Brewer
Maxine Reeves
Leonard Booth
Risie
Ethel Stout
Richard Knupp
W C T U Institute Held At Mrs R Bell's Home
Local W C T U conducted an all day institute at Mrs Russell Bell's home starting 10:30 with twelve members present. Devotions led by president Mrs Ben Coppock followed by prayers. Fund drive pledged five dollars to the educational fund. Details cover books, temperance welfare, state ratifications, and peace plans with several readings and a pot luck noon dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C.T.U
Russel Bell
Ben Coppock
Christian Advocate
Hawthorne
Himalayas
Barker
National Temperance Education Fund
Charles Wilson
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Walter Lymann
George Brinton
Bessie Wead
Meeting of Past Chief Association Hosts Night
Mrs. George Baker hosted ten Past Chief Association members at her home. Mrs. Oral Mayo presided as the business meeting leader. Entertainment included bingo and pinochle with Mrs. Nela Faulkner winning bingo high and Mrs. G. Marshall taking high pinochle. Light refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Baker
Oral Mayo
Nela Faulkner
G.marshall
Potluck Supper At Fred Wagner Home
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wagner entertained members of the Good Will club and their families at a potluck supper last evening. After the meal, social games and music followed with group singing and selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wagner
Good Will Club
Missionary Group Meets at United Presbyterian Church
The Ruth Nichol Missionary Society met yesterday at the United Presbyterian church with fifteen members and two guests. Don ald McLaughlin led devotions assisted by Cloyece Stewart Oscar Lane and Richard Stewart. Mrs. George Kerr spoke on missionary work in Guatemala with flannel grass as illustration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Nichol
United Presbyterian Church
Donald McLaughlin
Cloyece Stewart
Oscar Lane
Richard Stewart
Caurmel
Jay Prewer
Stewart
Himalayas
George Kerr
Guatemala
Glenn McCall Iesiding
Arthur Wiley
Robert Wiley
Social Calendar Highlights Week of Meetings and Gatherings
The notice lists upcoming social events and meetings. Rebekah group meets Friday at 8 60, Sunshine Club hosts a strawberry and ice cream social, Ehme Koehler hosts. Saturday WRC meets at 2 30, Rainbow Girls Monday 7 30 at Masonic Temple, Daughters of Union Veterans at Legion Hall, Damascus White Shrine Tuesday 8 p.m., Wednesday golf and bridge luncheon 12 30 at Mule House with bring your own service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Oote Sunshine Community Club
Ehme Koehler
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
T Daughters of Union Veterans, Legion Hall
Country Club
Mule House
Wm. Shaunnon
Friendship Club Sees June Meeting With New Member
Eleven members of the Friendship club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Nellie Juzeler. Stella Genkinger was welcomed as a new member. Guest was Mrs Rohin Cherry. Mrs. M. G. Campbell led a brief business meeting followed by entertainment. Light refreshments were served by the hostess and her daughter Mrs. Cherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Nellie Juzeler
Stella Genkinger
Rohin Cherry
M. G. Campbell
Campbell
Fred Donaghd-son
Mrs. Cherry
Mrs L Marie Hosts St Theresa Circle Meeting
St James church St Theresa circle met at Mrs Leonard Marie home with eight members and one guest Mrs Guy Stumpf attending Irene Ofelt was appointed secretary for the coming year Mrs Wm Marie assisted The program for the year was explained Plans for an August ice cream social were discussed The circle will meet the third Thursday next July 15 Co hosts were Mrs Leo Marie Mrs Bernard McCartney Mrs Virgil Lintz and Mrs Shepherd The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer Lance played at two tables with Mrs Frank Eagle high score and Mrs Shepherd low Refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Theresa
St. James Church
Leonard Marie
Guy Stumpf
Irene Ofelt
Wm. Marie
Leo Marie
Bernard McCartney
Virgil Lintz
Shepherd
Lance
Frank Eagle
Shepherd Low
Guarantee Business Records FHA Mortgage Insurance Total
Guarantee Business notes that in its 8 percent years of operation FHA has placed more than 4.717 billion dollars in mortgage insurance on its books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FHA
Many Happy Returns Birthday and Anniversary Notes
Mrs J F Simpson 85 joins the Journal’s Three Quarter Century club today. Eleanor Jean Beauregard daughter of Leonard and Rosa Beauregard Riverside marks her birthday with three candles. Frank Wolf and his wife celebrate a wedding anniversary. Dale Palmer, son of John and Mrs Palmer, observes a birthday. Others named include Mrs M DeLong Nell Sampson Rosa Liska Riverside and R R Mewhirter Marshall township. Armour Griggs also celebrates an anniversary along with Art Romine and Marion Nickerson birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Simpson
The
Journal
Eleanor Jean Beauregard
Leonard Beauregard
Riverside
Dale Palmer
John Palmer
M. €. DeLong
Nell Sampson
Rosa Liska
R. R. Mewhirter
Marshall Township
New Haven Ladies Aid Society Meets
The New Haven Ladies Aid met Wednesday at Mrs Chalupa's home with co host Mrs Peters. Fifteen members and several children attended. Plans were made for a bake sale and a canning demonstration hoped for at the July 21 meeting hosted by Mrs Longwell and Myrtle Mayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven Ladies Aid
Newspaper Industry Seeks Further Newsprint Cuts
The War Production Board was urged by its newspaper industry advisory committee to reduce newsprint use by 5 percent in the third quarter for all but small papers and to limit inventories to a 50 day supply in certain areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
War ‘Production Board Today
Newspaper Industry Advisory Committee
Bertha Perdock and T. R. Pratt Wed in Auburn Nebraska
Bertha Perdock daughter of Mrs Lola Winga and Theodore R Pratt of Harper were married in a candlelight ceremony at the Auburn Presbyterian chapel. Rev Joseph Johnston officiated. Attendants were Ed and Mrs Yates. The couple plans to reside in Harper Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Auburn
Neb
Bertha J. Perdock
Lola Winga
Theodore R. Pratt
Harper
A. Pratt
Joseph Johnston
Ed Yates
Lola Yates
Lohen
Edna
Eleanor Yates
Baker
William H. Perdock
Ft. Cros
Country Club Guest Day Luncheon and Activities
A one oclock guest luncheon was served yesterday at the Country Club for seven or nine attendees. The decor featured pastel tones. Afternoon events included contract and auction bridge with Clarice Meek winning high in contract and MV Arthur Bielefeldt high in auction. Committee members were Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. Hal Simpson, Mrs. Willis Jones, Mr. Charles Barclay and Mrs. Jot Harp. A regular potluck dinner followed for members and families at the club house. Evening golf and bridge were played with Mrs. Don Bell posting the bridge score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarice Meek
Arthur Bielefeldt
Frank Miller
Hal Simpson
Willis Jones
Charles Barclay
Jot Harp
Don Bell
Pigeons Threaten Kent Farms Prompt Pigeon Hunt
English pigeons are destroying crops in Kent prompting the Farmers' Union to urge farmers to organize a controlled pigeon hunt to protect harvests. The appeal stresses coordinated efforts and local involvement to curb the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
England
Farmers’ Union
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Cedar Falls
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Dick Peterson
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Virginia McLaughlin
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Delbert Wells
Brighton
Kepler van Evera
Davenport
Kepler
Women’s Missionary Society
Mrs. van Evera
Robert C. Dinswore
Flint, Mich
Ottumwa Air Field
George C. Stewart
C. Riggs
Kansas City
Marion Griffin
Fleet
San Francisco
Pete Mor
Aomawuk
Merle Leazer
Shirley Bowden
State Theatre
Lewis
Nellie Tripp
C. V. Crull
W.C.T.U. Institute
Nicola
Frank Mayhew
Jake Wenger
Fisher
A. C. Kuegsegger
Earl Simpson
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L. L. Lemley
W.R.C
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Damascus White Shrine
L. Marie
Duplate
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Auto Parts
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Frank Wolf
Armour Griggs
Art Romine
Marion Nickerson
New Haven Ladies Aid Society
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Stephen Washington
Bertha Perdock
T. R. Pratt
Mr. Pratt
Mrs. Pratt
Mexico
Coronado
Klothing
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