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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1946

Page

2

Electrical storm damages utility lines as Cedar River rises

In Columbus Junction a June 19 electrical storm damaged electric and telephone service with burned transformers and broken tree limbs. The Iowa and Cedar rivers were rising after heavy rains. Local real estate changes included H A Pritchard selling near Columbus City to Haley McGrew and Arthur Barnard buying near Fredonia. Suburban education notes list Maxine Blankenhorn and others at Town Wesleyan College Mt Pleasant. Millard K Chambers named acting chief of Veterans Administration at Davenport. Bliven family reunion held at Chautauqua Park with 28 attendees and officers elected.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Weber and Town Wesleyan College Mt. Pleasant Miss Blankenhorn Fredonia Cotter Millard K. Chambers Letts Veterans Administration Davenport St. Ambrose College Bliven Chautauqua Park Folowing F. G. McCullough Muscatine Emma Gelett Helen Aringdale

Wolfs Flower Shop Cheerful Prescription of Flowers

The ad for Wolfs Flower Shop promotes flowers as a healing bedside cheer for the ill. It frames floral gifts as a bright, hopeful remedy and highlights the shop as the supplier of comforting arrangements.

End of Iowa River Bridge Transferred to Estherville

S. G. Paulson of Estherville will relocate the bridge span from the end of the Iowa river bridge on Highway 92 to Estherville. Milo M. Orris is discharged at Great Lakes Ill on June 8 with his twin Cleo also recently discharged. George T. Call Columbus City's daughter Leah Alice born Wednesday. Calvin L. Peters son of Jarrett Peters discharged from Ft. Sheridan Ill after 16 months overseas. Walter Stevens formerly of Calif moves to town from Calico Rock Ark. he works for Dc A Stephens mortician. Hooks and Crooks met at Chautauqua park for a nine o'clock breakfast.

Iowa River S. G. Paulson Estherville Milo M. Orris Great Lakes Ill Cleo George T. Call Columbus City Leah Alice Calvin L. Peters Jarrett Peters Ft. Sheridan Walter Stevens Calif Calico Rock Ark Dc. A. Stephens Hooks and Crooks Chautauqua Park

Keota area notes on visits and family gatherings

Mrs. Jennie Harris of Keola stays with sister Mrs. Frank Pringle as Ev erette Vincent funeral relatives attend. Numerous local visits include Ivan Brown at his mother's, and trips to Lake Odessa, Cedar Rapids, and Washington. Family events feature showers, birthday dinners, and Fathers Day gatherings among Humstons, Pringles, Phillips, Luckenbills, and Massons.

Lloyd Humston Young America Jennie Harris Keola Frank Pringle Harris Everette Vincent Pringle W. J. Marie, Jr Lake Odessa Ivan Brown Carl Phillips George Miller Arthur Witthoft Keota Federated Church West Chester Charles Masson Grant Humston Rural Woman's Club Lloyd Miller Walter Lance Karen Raymond Humston Emma Humston J. W. Nebergall Doyle Jarrard Ralph Peiffer Davenport Ted Simons Kansas City Homer Herron Lloyd Alliman Luckenbill Charles Cherry Luckenbill U. P

Local News Roundup From Oskaloosa and Nearby Areas

Families attend funeral in Oskaloosa for William Head. Travelers head to Vermont and Colorado for visits and weddings. Notes on residents visiting Boston Washington and Chicago for work, study, and family events. Special K of P meeting announced with refreshments.

Fred Moore Donald Whitlatch Oskaloosa K. of P Fairfield Washington

Louis Conn Fight Purses Revealed After Heavyweight Bout

Joe Louis earned 625 916 from a 1 925 565 gross for his eight round KO of Billy Conn. Conn received 312 950 under the New York State figures. The net gate was 1 514 791 with radio and TV rights 50 000. Rep Donald L. O Toole urged the boxing commission to pause purses pending an investigation into the bout.

New York Joe Louis Billy Conn 20Th Century Sporting Club Conn Washington Donald L. O'Toole N. Y New York State Boxing Commission Louis Conn

Local Golfers Told to Play 9 Holes Early at Open

The Washington Country Club tournament committee Urges entrants from Washington and nearby areas to complete nine hole qualifying rounds as soon as possible and finish the first round early. Ralph Young will provide scorecards at the concession stand. About 100 players expected from Bloomfield Muscatine Oskaloosa Ottumwa Iowa City Wellman West Liberty Fairfield and St Louis with no spectator charge.

Washington Country Club Washington Ralph Young Bloomfield Muscatine Oskaloosa Ottumwa Iowa City Wellman West Liberty Fairfield St. Louis

Socialist Party Platform in Election Program

The Socialist party nominated Norman Thomas of New York for President and Darlington Hoopes of Pennsylvania for Vice President. It called for a planned economy under democratic controls, socialization of natural resources and finance, and public utilities. It urged ending racial discrimination and cooperation among free peoples, opposing unconditional surrender and a peace of vengeance.

Socialist Party Norman Thomas New York Darlington Hoopes Pennsylvania

War Department Studies Weather in Iowa Rainfall Data Collected

William A. Mott, hydraulic engineer with the U S engineering office at Rock Island, visited Washington and then Keosauqua and Bloomfield to study rainfall in Iowa. He gathered facts from the Weather observer about recent showers of unusual intensity in the area.

William A. Mott Unite States Engineering Office Rock Island Washington War Department Iowa Keosauqua Bloorfield

Hen proteins inspire new fiber research from egg and feather

A laying hen provides two protein classes for study. Egg albumen exemplifies globular folded chain proteins while keratin in feathers represents extended chain proteins, guiding efforts to develop improved fibers.

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