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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1944

Page

2

Local family and visitors make Oak Hill news rounds

Mrs Anna Timmons and grandson Tommy Powell visit Casey after staying with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Boyd Crandall. Clyde Sands of West Union joins Howard Crozier family, plans Davenport and Fairfield trips. Several other relatives and service events noted around Washington area.

Anna Timmons Tommy Powell Casey Cedar Falls Boyd Crandall Timmons Joe Powell Clyde Sands West Union Howard Crozier Davenport Fairfield Mrs. Sands Mr. Crozier

Delegates and Committeemen for Republican County Meeting

The list expands to include delegates for each ward with the names Wilson W S Kyle John Hughes Henry Bailey and third ward Theodore B Brown Willa Weldin Harriet Coulter plus committee members Theo B Brown and Mrs Theo B Brown Fourth Ward delegates include Theodore Bailey Fred Reid W E Howell Ralph Dougherty and others with committeemen Fred E Reid and Mrs Fred Reid Washington Two delegates list includes W H McConnell Pearl Kennedy J H Kennedy N W Thompson J M Lloyd Neill Trotman Lloyd Neiswanger R E Brown David Livingston F E Palmer Ed Squire with committeemen W H McConnell and Adaline Palmer.

Hugh H. McCleery Carl Roberts Richard A. Stewart Lester Orr Clarence Logan Theo. B. Brown Fourth Ward Theodore Bailey Fred Reid W. E. Howell Ralph Dougherty Harry Montgomery Tom Berdo Gertrude Bailey D. W. Harvey Rose Reid Ruby Stewart Charlotte Baldrige Helen Schenefelt Carrie Harvey

Results of Major League Games

Results show Boston 7 Philadelphia 0 in the second game. Brooklyn 10 New York 3. Pittsburgh 9 Cincinnati 4 in the first game and 7 4 in the second. Night games include St Louis at Philadelphia, Brooklyn at St Louis, Chicago at Cincinnati.

Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati St. Louis Chicago Bostpon Gerheauser Head Wilks Roe Wyse Shoun St Louis Boston Philadelphia Detroit Washington Cleveland

Night Baseball Recaps and Standings From Evening Matches

Scores show Philadelphia 3 over Boston 2 in one game while Detroit defeats Cleveland 4 to 3 and Chicago beats St. Louis 10 to 3. Night games list Dabiel, Hamlin, Wynn, O Neil, Smith, Lee, Overmire and Jakucki in various pitching and batting roles.

Philadelphia Boston Detroit Cleveland Chicago St. Louis New York Dabiel Hamlin Washington Wynn O'Neil Smith Lee Overmire Jakucki

Iowa Tax Take Nears New High Amid War Costs

Iowa federal tax collections for the year ending this month are seen between 275 and 300 million dollars, a record high. Income taxes remain the largest revenue source, with the total more than doubling the prior year. Governor Hickenlooper leads the Republican ticket in the June 5 primary, followed by Wine alternatives and various state officials. The piece notes political dynamics, wartime costs, and editorials praising WWI 88th division veterans, while Walter D. Kline misses district OPA duties due to a throat ailment.

Paul R. Bumbarger Des Moines IDPA Iowa

H J Club Meeting at Mrs Shalla Residence

Nine members of the H J club met yesterday afternoon hosted by Mrs John Shalla. Guests included Mrs Milford Shettler Lois Statler and Mary Ann Te Bockhorst. Mrs Harold Strum led a brief business session as bunts scores were tallied Statler won high Te Bockhorst low. Traveling prizes went to Mrs Duane Shalla and Mr Strumlow. Refreshments followed hosted by the hostess and her daughter Darlene.

Milford Shettler Lois Statler Mary Ann Te Bockhorst Harold Strum Miss Statler Miss Te Bockhorst Duane Shalla Harold Strumlow Darlene

Mrs Hutt Hosts Friendly Circle Meeting

Mrs Harry Hutt was hostess yesterday afternoon at the June meeting of the Friendly Circle club. Nine members four children and three guests attended. No business was conducted due to absent officers. Catherine and Ruth Sheetz provided entertainment and refreshments were served by the hostess with Mrs Banks and Catherine Sheetz assisting. Ma ble Johnson to host July meeting.

Harry Hutt Friendly Circle Club Phoebe Banks Lois Cuddeback Betty Kleese Catherine Ruth Sheetz Banks Catherine Sheetz Mable Johnson

Birthday Anniversaries Highlight Local Families

Mr and Mrs Harold Speidel celebrate tenth wedding anniversary. Mr and Mrs Homer Martin observe anniversary. Ronald Dale Oldfield marks fourth birthday. Other well wishes go to Delmar Oldfield and Keota resident Caroline Sheet. Several adults and children noted for birthdays and anniversaries including Manton Hebner and the Brindleys alongside the Mills.

Harold Speidel Homer Martin Ronald Dale Oldfield Mrs. Delmar Oldfield, Wellman Dan Brindley Albert Mills

Entertain Club Hosts Dessert for Fleur de Lis Guests

Mrs. P. F. Whisler and Mrs. Raymond Whisler co hosted a dessert luncheon at the Whisler home for 18 Fleur de Lis club members and guests. Dessert was served at 1 39 by four hostesses, with a business meeting and program led by Mrs. Verle Gallagher. Miss Whisler played two piano solos and a floral display judged for best arrangement and originality.

P. F. Whisler Raymond Whisler Fleur de Lis Club Mary Voorhees Margaret DeLashmutt Gwendolyn Ramseyer Frances Whisler Dorothy Perkins Verle Gallagher Everette L. Stewart Miss Whisler Wagner and McDowell Lloyd Foster

Mrs. David Elder Hosts Supper For Mrs. Barrett

Mrs. S. P. Barrett of Springfield Illinois was honored at a supper hosted by Mrs. David Elder at 1140 South Iowa Avenue. Twenty guests sat at two pink and blue tables with Dorothy Perkins roses as centerpieces. Lucy Dempsey prepared the meal and refreshments suited to the season.

S. P. Barrett Springfield Ill David Elder South Iowa Avenue Dorothy Perkins

Pansy Hill Club Hosts Meeting and Picnic Plans

Mrs Roy Kephart hosted the Pansy Hill club with eight members present. New member Mrs Russell Goodin joined. business conducted by Mrs Lloyd Neiswanger. A committee led by Mrs O E Babb and others planned the Fourth of July family picnic at the Babb home. Games and refreshments followed. prize winners listed.

Pansy Hill Club Roy Kephart Russell Goodin Lloyd Neiswanger O. E. Babb EB. L. Rouse

Social calendar for church groups and clubs

The notice lists multiple gatherings including the Presbyterian Ladies Aid meetings in groups 1 3 and 2 4 with hosts Mrs J C Carris Mrs William Graf and Mrs Harvey Davis, a Damascus Shrine meeting at the Masonic temple, U P church Women’s Missionary Society 7 30 p m with a Harriet Clendenning book review, Priscilla club dessert luncheon at 1 30 p m with Mrs Ed Sullivan, Rooster club with Marguerite Hering, V V F W Auxiliary and Post joint meeting at K C hall 8 p m, and Wednesday Homemakers club 2 p m bringing Red Cross supplies and empty spools.

Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society J. C. Carris William Graf Harvey Davis Damascus Shrine Masonic Temple Women's Missionary Society U. P. Shurch Howard Crozier Harriet Clendenning Priscilla Club Ed Sullivan Rooster Club Carl Hering Marguerite Hering F. W Post K. C. Hall

Geneva Prebyl to Wed H. F. Bleifuss

Engagement notice for Geneva B Prebyl of Chicago daughter of Mr and Mrs William Prebyl Riverside to H Fred Bleifuss of Chicago son of Mrs Sarah Larkin Dell Rapids SD. Ceremony planned this month in Chicago. Prebyl educated at Washington schools Irish's Business College Iowa City worked in insurance firms in Iowa City and Chicago. Bleifuss employed by Riggs Optical in Chicago.

Geneva B. Prebyl Chicago William Prebyl Riverside H. Fred Bleifuss Sarah Larkin Dell Rapids South Dakota Prebyl Washington Irish’s Business College Iowa City S. T. Morrison and Company Insurance Agency Edw. H. Walters and E Company Insurance Mr. Bliefuss The Riggs Optical Company

Valley Ladies Aid Society Meeting at the Church

The Valley Ladies Aid Society held an afternoon meeting at the church with 17 members and a visitor. Members shared a cooperative dinner and quilting, packed candy and cookies for five local boys entering service, as President Mrs. Homer Mayer led a business session and roll call. An ice cream social raised about 17.50.

The Valley Ladies Aid Society Homer Mayer

How to prepare cherries for the locker

Select tree ripened fully colored fruit and wash. Sort stem and pit. Mix sugar to fruit in a 1 to 3 ratio by weight and stir to distribute. Pack into liquid proof containers with ½ to ¾ inch head space and freeze promptly. A 60 percent syrup can be used for sour cherries by dissolving sugar in hot water and cooling before adding.

Ruth Foster

Sacred Colors Green in Mayan and Mexican Carvings

Green was a sacred color for the Mayans and Mexicans and many prized carvings feature jade and greenstone, highlighting its cultural significance across civilizations.

Two Weeks Offsite Church Meeting Planned

Rev. Milo Phillips led the devotional service as attendees spent the afternoon quilting and sewing quilt blocks. The next afternoon meeting will be held at the church in two weeks.

Milo Phillips

Mrs Chas George Hosts St Joseph Circle Event

Mrs Chas George entertained members of St Joseph's Circle of St James Church last evening. After a brief meeting, pitch and bridge games were played with Father Corcoran and Mrs Leo Marie as guests of the circle. The hostess was assisted at the conclusion.

Chas. George Charles George St. Joseph's St. James Church Father Corcoran Leo Marie

Apple Tree Produces Second Crop This Spring

R L Badger reports his 530 South Avenue B apple tree is blooming again this spring after earlier blossoms formed into fruit that grew to pullet egg size and dropped. The tree now shows a second set of blossoms and fruit development despite the season.

R. L. Badger South Avenue B

Clay Pottery of Middle Americans Crafted by Hand

The Middle Americans lacked the potter's wheel. They built graceful jars and vases from coiled clay, smoothing them into final shapes. Intricate designs and figurines were modeled entirely by hand.

Hospital Discharges and Emergency Operation Reported

Mrs. Frank Nelson of 321 South Marion Avenue was discharged yesterday afternoon. Edward Zook of 1026 East Van Buren Street underwent an emergency operation at one o clock this morning.

Frank Nelson South Marion Avenue Edward Zook van Buren Street

McChurch Baby Dies After Illness in Davenport

Clayton Gerald McChurch age 14 months of 522 Oak street Davenport died at 6 30 pm yesterday in University hospital Iowa City after six weeks illness. He was born March 28 1945 in Davenport son of George and Geraldine Lintz McChurch. Funeral Monday 10 am at Shermans funeral home Rev H J Corcoran. Burial Elm Grove Cemetery. He is survived by his parents one brother Dennis Mitchell McChurch and grandparents in Davenport and Washington.

Clayton Gerald McChurch Oak Street Davenport University Hospital Iowa City George and Geraldine (Lintz) McChurch Mercy Hospital Sherman H. J. Corcoran Elm Grove Tery Dennis Mitchell McChurch Washington

Consolidation Shrinks One-Teacher Schools by 1940

In 1920 about one quarter of one-teacher schools had disappeared by 1940 as students joined larger consolidated districts.

Native tobacco plants found in Australia say researchers

Australian researchers report that native tobacco plants distinct from the Americas varieties were discovered in Australia, suggesting an independent origin of tobacco plants outside the Americas.

The Americas Australia

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