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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1946

Page

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OPA Confferees Continue in Disagreement Dr U S Smith Dead

Dr U S Smith 77 longtime Washington Methodist pastor died at his Agency Iowa area home after brief illness. He led the church through its 100000 rebuilding and served 50 years in ministry including Mt Pleasant college presidency. Funeral Monday 10:30 at Airfield church with burial in Fairfield. He leaves wife Mary and two children.

OPA U. S.smith U. S. Smith Washington Methodist Church Agency Iowa Mt. Pleasant Smith Ottumwa Washington Mt. Pleasant College Bloomfield Ulysses Simpson Smith Samuel Mary K. Smith Oregon Iowa Weeieyvan College Uniting Conference of Methodism Kansas City Eva May Patterson Mary Hunter Homer Stephen Edward Kopp Correction

July Fly Control Month Declared for Washington County

A county wide fly control program was approved at a VA Ss D A Council meeting with A L Bennett detailing DDT spraying and sanitation efforts. If 75 percent of families participate, the campaign aims to curb disease spread from the common fly and infantile paralysis risk. Demonstrations will run June 26 to July 5 with farm groups and towns offered participation support.

Washington County Ss. D. A A. L. Bennett Healtur Unit Clties

Mrs Grooms Funeral Services Held

Funeral services were held for Mrs. Grooms with mourners gathering to pay respects. Clergy led prayers and interment followed at the local cemetery.

Beef Subsidy Deadlines for County Beef Feeders

The Washington County AAA notes that the Commodity Credit Corporation beef cattle production subsidy ends June 30 1946. Rules: slaughterers must have eligible beef slaughtered by June 30 1944 or 1945 per scenario, others by June 30 1946. Applications due August 31 1946, with possible extra time for evidence.

Washington County Commodity Credit Corporation 1

Ainsworth Masons to Mark 70th Anniversary

Orient lodge of Masons in Ainsworth will celebrate its 70th founding anniversary next Monday evening. A 50 year Mason certificate will be awarded to a lodge member. O R Thoma, master, invites all Master Masons to attend.

Orient Lodge of Masons Ainsworth O. R. Thoma

Miller's Majority Over Ropes in Iowa Nominating Race

Official canvass shows Earl G. Miller won the Republican nominating vote over Wayne Ropes by 40,188 in Iowa. Hogan the sole Democrat mustered 44,534. Gov. Robert Blue led the GOP governor nomination by 59,434 over Olmstead, while John M. Grimes held a 55,485 lead for state treasurer over Cruickshank.

Des Moines Ira Iowa Executive Council Earl G. Miller Wayne Ropes Ropes M. P. Hogan Robert Blue George Olmstead John M. Grimes John H. Cruickshank

Funeral Details From Ainsworth Cemetery Burial

The L. A. Jones funeral home oversaw services for Dr. F. W. Eastwood of New London. Pallbearers from Mt. Pleasant included Robert Rieke Homer Ensminger C. E. Smith Mayne Wilson Clark Sickafoose Loren Holden. Burial followed at Ainsworth cemetery.

L. A. Jones Funeral Home F. W. Eastwood New London Mt. Pleasant Robert Rieke Homer Ensminger C. E. Smith Mayne Wilson Clark Sickafoose Loren Holden Ainsworth Cemetery

Meat supply faces rise after July 1 despite controls

Washington says more meat will reach retailers after July 1 whether price ceilings stay or are lifted. Bowles notes higher prices if ceilings end, but more meat will be sold in either case as producers hold back awaiting Congress final action on OPA extensions. US meat commitments to foreign buyers are 10 to 20 percent below the 1 billion pound July goal.

Washington Chester Bowles Congress Agriculture Department United States U. S

Week of June 24 4-H exams and classes schedule

The week lists 4-H exams at Dr. Miller's Wellman office Monday and in the health unit office Wednesday. Special mothers classes run Tuesday in the office and in Brighton from 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. Additional 4-H exams occur Monday evening and again Wednesday evening at specified locations.

Dr. Miller Wellman Brighton

Candidates Filing Expense Accounts

Four republican primary candidates filed affidavits of expenses with the county auditor, due within 50 days after the primary by July 3. Sheriff H. M. Putnam spent 40.88 for ads, Supervisor Ned Morrow 2.50, Treasurer W. E. Howell 7.18, and Coroner W. S. Kyle 0.45 for postage. Most other candidates are expected to file next week.

H. M. Putnam Ned Morrow W. E. Howell W. S. Kyle

Columbus Junction July 4 Celebration Promises Top Carnival Fun

Columbus Junction hosts a full day program sponsored by the Louisa County Fair association featuring nine heats of horse racing acts and a night fireworks display lasting about an hour. Daytime baseball games and a concession dance inside the floral hall add to the festivities with rides and picnic shade at the fairgrounds.

Columbus Junction Louisa County Fair Association Floral Hall Fairgrounds Louisa County Fair Association

Building Cars for Soap-box Derby

Eight boys enter the soap-box derby on Thursday June 27 on South Marion avenue. Cars must meet specifications with under ten dollars per car and will be inspected before the race. Winners receive prizes and drivers are insured. event sponsored by the Y's Men's club and Tucker Chevrolet garage with the Washington winner advancing to Des Moines on July 4.

South Marion Avenue Y's Men's Club Tucker Chevrolet Garage Washington Des Moines Jilly 4

Driving License Purchase Window Extended in State

State Public Safety Director Fred Wilkins announced a delay in license distribution due to a paper shortage. The sale period now runs from July 5 to July 15, with licenses available at county sheriff offices or the state house.

State Public Safety Direrer Fred Wilkins Wilkins

Hearing Set on Rocky Island Railroads Revisions

Des Moines reports the state commerce commission will hold hearings July 5 in Washington Iowa on four Rocky Island railroad applications to eliminate or relocate highway features in Washington county.

State Commerce Conmission Washington Iowa The Rocky Island Railroad Washington County

Gilmere Divorce Sought by Wife Eva M Gilmere

Eva M Gilmere files for divorce from Edward C Gilmere in Washington court citing marriage on September 17 1988 and residence as husband and wife until June this year. The suit asks custody of two children aged seven and three and requests household goods and child support. Attorney L J Kehoe represents the plaintiff.

Eva M. Gilmere Edward C Gilmere Washington L. J. Kehoe

Lemmon Marks 44 Years Running Washington Drug Store

J E Lemmon celebrates 44th anniversary of owning the southeast corner drug store in Washington since June 22 1902. He recalls fellow early entrepreneurs Fred Stewart C L Lemmon and Lieye tytle still in business and notes city changes from board walks to paved streets and improved sidewalks. He began clerking in 1899 at Rowlan Shields before purchasing the store in 1902 and has remained at the same site ever since.

J. Ek. Lemmon Mr. Lemmon Fred Stewart C. 3. Lemmon Lieye Tytle Lemmon City of Washington J. K. Lemmon Rowlan & Shields

Bridge collapses under road machine near Honey Creek

A 45 foot steel bridge west of Brighton gave way under a county caterpillar bulldozer in a dry creek bed. The driver Charles Curll of Brighton escaped unhurt as the bridge and machine sank into the bed, the span dated likely 59 years ago.

Honey Creek Brighton Charles Curll

Four Points Still Open In OPA Bill Conference

The joint senate house conference on the OPA measure recessed until Monday night amid four major disputes. Alben Barkley said agreement exists on giving the agriculture secretary authority over pricing and decontrol of agricultural products, but four points remain unsettled including a non agricultural decontrol board, decontrol of meat and dairy items, length of extension of OPA power, and subsidy totals for the next year.

Washington Senate-House Secretary of Agriculture Alben W. Barkley Ky Senate OPA

Driving Licenses Rush in County as Applications Rise

The county reports 4 194 driving license applications to date, with over 1 000 filed in the last two days. Yesterday 540 came from Washington and Ainsworth, 524 on Thursday at Crawfords ville and Washington. Four clerks handle applications in the courthouse lobby today. Next week portions will be sent to other towns with Kalona Monday Wellman Tuesday Brighton Wednesday West Chester Thursday and Rubio Friday. Receipts are issued to each applicant until the license arrives by mail from Des Moines.

Washington Ainsworth Crawfordsville Court House Kalona Wellman Brighton West Chester Rubio State Motor Vehicle Department Des Moines

Democratic county convention set for June 28 in Washington Iowa

The county convention will be held Friday June 28 at 10 a.m. in the K C hall Washington Iowa. All delegates precinct committeemen and committee Wousen urged to attend. Also welcome any democrat desiring to attend. Carl Koehler and son David of Long Beach California visiting Iowa.

KC. Hall Washington Iowa Wousen Carl Koehler David Long Beach Calif George E. Koehler Vinton Koehler Victor Westphal Westphal California Koehlers John Westphal Colby Kan

Betty Michels Heads to Chicago for Six Week Conservatory

Betty Michels departed yesterday afternoon for Chicago to study at the American Conservatory for a six week program.

Betty Michels Chicago American Conservatory

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Fairfield Uncle Sam Arizona International Soundphoto UV. S. Smith Trieste France Germany Poland Slavia Romania Paris Russia Yugoslavia Byrnes Miller Bowles Gilmere J. E. Lemmon Globemaster Wright Field Ohio International Bilf Barkley Barkley Gates OBA Harry Dye, Co Chaoon
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