Indians Rally Past Yankees for Sixth Straight Win
The Cleveland Indians beat the New York Yankees 10 to 4 in a decisive victory, marking their sixth straight win. Ken Keltner hit two home runs, while Larry Doby and Bob Lemon each contributed an RBI, and Lefty Tommy Byrne struggled with five walks.
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Installation Held At June WSCS Meeting
The June WSCS meeting on June 14 at the Crawfordsville Methodist church featured devotions by Kathryn Williams and an installation service. Officers installed include president Mrs Howard Anderson vice president Mrs Joe Jones and recording secretary.
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Weather update predicts sun and showers this afternoon
Patchy clouds and scattered showers are forecast for this afternoon with no strong winds. Temperatures remain mild as the day progresses and skies may clear later in the evening.
Women's club notes meet at local church event
Mrs Carlton White serves as treasurer with a slate of officers including promotion secretary Mrs John McNeill and secretary of spiritual Life Mrs Russell Zicke foose. An invitation from the Washington society to its June 17 meeting at 2 pm was read and the missionary study group will gather at the church June 16 at 2 pm. Refreshments were provided by committee members Grace Fletcher Marl Lowe and others.
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John McNeill
Russell Zickefoose
Joe Rich
Williams
Myral Smith
William Henss
Walter Rich
Clifford
Max Mitchell
Nellie Anderson
Earl Walker
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Rebekah Lodge Plans July Joint Installation
The Rebekah lodge held its regular meeting at the OOF hall with Mrs. Ted Morgan as noble grand. Officers announced include new noble grand Mrs. Brock and vice grand Mrs. Clarence Brown. A joint installation with the OOF is planned for early July plus committees for social, installation, and dining room were named.
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Ted Morgan
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Doyl Brown
G. A Reinert
Brock
Clarence Brown
Dave Schantz
Luther Cram
Renda Coppock
Hazel Walling
Cleora Morrow
Mabel Johnson
Harold Gray
Fred Neulart
Kenneth Peters
Dan Rohrer
Winnie Beiter
C. G. Pickens
Mike Lee
Myral Smith
Maurice Libe
Marian Plecker
Lloyd Easter
Fred Kephart
Ted Givans
Leola Hotle
Emma Campbell
Edith Weidner
Dorothy Black
Gene Schnieder
Rosalie Hysell
Elsie Crandall
Carrie Norman
Ralph Zeck
Tina Holt
Self feeders built to resist decay and kept tight and painted
Self feeders should be constructed from decay resistant materials. They must be kept tightened and freshly painted to prevent deterioration and ensure reliability.
Sows Receive Alfalfa-Rich Rations To Cut Piglet Losses
Some veterinarians advise brood sow diets with up to a quarter alfalfa hay or meal to reduce losses of newborn pigs.
Lost and Found: Pets and Possessions Restored
Our Journal Classifieds urge readers to check the Lost and Found column for returning missing pets and belongings. Owners encouraged to report descriptions and contact details to recover items.
Golden Hamster Gains Favor as Laboratory Animal
The golden hamster has risen in popularity for research use, with increasing adoption in laboratories due to its approachable size, docile temperament, and breeding efficiency. Researchers note its practical advantages for genetic and behavioral studies.
Legion Auxiliary Reports Poppy Sale Proceeds
The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion hall with 40 members. Poppy chairman Mrs. Carlton White reported 112.27 raised from the poppy sale and three graves markers to be purchased. A hillbilly mock wedding followed, with refreshments served from a red cloth table and dishpan sandwiches.
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Marjorie Beatty and Harold Morrison Wed in Iowa City
In a double ring ceremony at the Presbyterian church Iowa City Marjorie Mahelyn Beatty and Harold Wayne Morrison were married Rev H Hewison Pollock officiated in pink and white garden flowers The couple came from families listed as Mr and Mrs Don Beatty and Mr and Mrs Co Morrison The bride wore a navy blue gabardine suit with pink accessories and rhinestone jewelry
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Marjorie Mahelyn Beatty
Harold Wayne Morrison
Don Beatty
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Co. C Morrison
West Liberty
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Merry Ellen Beatty
Davenport Couple Weds in Church Ceremony
The bride wore pink dress and hat with black accessories and pink pearls as a gift from the bridegroom. The bride received an orchid corsage. the maid of honor wore white carnations. Robert H. Shriver of Downey was best man with ushers William Collet and Duane Quick of Davenport. Mrs. William Zinkula hosted the reception in Iowa City with helpers Jeanneth Kennel and Irene Crow. The couple will live at 12 East Prentiss after June 22. the bride is a City High School graduate and the groom works for Shell Oil.
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Downey
William Collet
Duane Quick
Davenport
William Zinkula
Iowa City
Jeanneth Kennel
Irene Crow
Report on Club Trip to Camp Eastman at Busy Bee 4-H
Dorothy Guy gave a report on her trip to Camp Eastman at the Busy Bee 4-H meeting held June 15 at Walnut School. Guests and leaders including Mrs. Ben Guy Mrs. Melvin Schnicker and hostesses Mrs. Lloyd Farrier were present. Sevilla Nelson will represent the club at the 4-H convention and plans were made for the North Carolina 4-H girls coming in July. A workshop covered home projects refinishing for the year. Refreshments were served by the hostesses and their mother. The next meeting is scheduled for June 23 at Walnut School.
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Camp Eastman
Walnut School
Kathryn
Evelyn Farrier
Ben Guy
Melvin Schnicker
Lloyd Farrier
Sevilla Nelson
North Carolina
Pipe Wrench column highlights local plumbing notes
The Washington Journal notes Eveready Plumbing and Ralph Shannon gain recognition in Domestic Engineering. It mentions ongoing work at the Ivan Norton home and a repaired drain, the Norton garage project, travel news from Mrs. Jennie Hall and Mrs. Stella Latchem, and a tip to avoid cementing drain solutions in hard water. It also covers new tenants, a robin and goldfinches, a Junior Chamber of Commerce president election, and Father’s Day reflections.
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Eveready Plumbing & Heating Company
Ivan Norton
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