Nelson Campbell Tie for First in Southeast Iowa Golf Tourney
The second annual southeast Iowa amateur golf tournament at the Washington Country Club drew 216 players. Jim Nelson of Fairfield and John Campbell of Oskaloosa tied for 111 after 27 holes, forcing an 18 hole playoff set for next Sunday at two o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Iowa
Jim Nelson
Fairfield
John Campbell
Oskaloosa
Washington
Campbell
Nelson
Bob Gage
Iowa City
Bill Kelsey
Washington High School
Joe Riggs
FE. C. Whiting
Major Leagues scores and golf tournament results
Baseball results include Boston 6 Cleveland 0 and Washington 7 St Louis 4. National League standings show Brooklyn atop with Chicago and New York pursuing. Sunday games featured dual New York Chicago scores 15-14 and 9-4. Golf event notes two team champions tied at 328 with Howell/Lange and McCormick/Gordon/Roenspiel/Gragy. Ted Brown won longest putt prize. crowd witnessed windy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Washington
New York
Detroit
Boston
Dobson
Trout
Bevens
Cleveland
Reynolds
Wolff
Chicago
Smith
W.L. Pet
Brooklyn
Otis’ Co
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Muscatine
Howell Brothers
E. Lange
Oskaloosa
Gene McCormick
Clare Gordon
Harry Roenspiel
Lloyd Gragy
Ted Brown
L. Pet
St Louis
Hospital admissions and births in local area report
At the hospital Mrs. James Custer 309% West Washington street was admitted Saturday as a medical patient. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Darby Keota are parents of a son born at 10 23 Saturday night. Twin daughters were born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Yoder Par nel at 8 43 and 9 07 yesterday morning. Lem Logan 215 South Avenue C admitted this morning as a medical patient. Raymond Miler Jr 611 South Avenue B admitted this morning as a surgical patient. Dismissals yesterday included Mrs Don Beranek and twins Dona Lee and Dean Edward route three Mrs A Sheffel and son Alvin Larry 902 West Monroe street Arthur Jennings 409 North Avenue B Larry Strabala Richmond and Earl Brown 902 East Third street Winifred Stanley 310 E Jackson street discharged today. William Hochstetler of Iowa City admitted as a surgical patient and this morning Mrs David Augustine Keota route two admitted for surgery.
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James Custer
West Washington Street
Jay Darby
Don Beranek
Dona Lee
Dean Edward
A. Sheffel
Alvin Larry
West
Monroe Street
Arthur Jennings
North Avenue B
Larry Strabala
Richmond
Earl Brown
East Third Street
Winifred Stanley
E. Jackson Street
William Hochstetler
Iowa City
Hit Pitching Leads Wapello Over Juniors In Lopsided Win
Sammy Holchy pitched a five hit, one run ball for Wapello as they defeated Washington 11 to 1 on a dusty, windy day at Wapello. Washington pitcher Murphy started strong but Marshall came on with bases loaded to blunt the rally. Washington finished with a poor 1 for 4 win percentage in a tough league schedule.
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Washington
Sammy Holch
Wapello
Post
Thorton
Murphy
Marshal
Washington Boys
Muscatine
Columbus Junction
Iowa City
Armory Field
Bill Boshart
June Knotek Visits Home for Weekend with Family
June Knotek daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Knotek arrived home Friday evening to spend the weekend with her parents. She is employed in Chicago and was accompanied by Edward Totten a University of Chicago student. Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Harold Johnson and son Stevie, Mr and Mrs Herbert Carris and son Tommy of Madison Wisconsin Mrs D A Rick etts of Fairfield and Charles Ricketts a University of Iowa student Iowa City. Mrs Johnson and Steve returned to Wisconsin with the Carris family for a week long visit in their name.
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Wilbur Zieglowsky
Charles Zieglowsky
Ainsworth
Zieglowsky
O Reilley Hospital
Springfield
June Knotek
Joe Knotek
Miss Knotek
Chicago
Edward Totten
University of Chicago
Harold Johnson
Stevie
Herbert Carris
Tommy
Madison
Wis
D. A. Ricketts
Fairfield
Charles Ricketts
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Johnson
Steve
Wisconsin
Carris
C. A. Neville
Richland
Masonic Order
O. E. S. Chapter
H. H. Stark
Methodist Church
A. C. Roach
Homer Kephart
Washington
Frederick Westbrook
Kalona
R. Irwin
Alva Wagner
Westbrook
Allen
Woolsen
Mother Allen
Marion Stransky
Floyd Goodman
Gale Goodman
Wm. Sutherland
Libertyville
Hal Figgins
Glen Davis
Wilma Palmer
Denver
Farneo Bridger
Loco
Oklahoma
Texas
C. R. Neville
Aledo
Ill
Paul Neville Smith
C. R. Smith
Wyoming
Iowa
Hugh Williams
Laura Lee
Helfrichs Welcome A Son At 11 53 Pm
Mr and Mrs Charles Helfrich of route four announce the birth of a son at 11 53 PM last night. Mrs Mildred Watson of 221 East Seventh street was admitted this morning as a surgical patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Helfrich
Route Four
Mildred Watson
East Seventh Street
Learn a skilled, profitable career with the Regular Army
The message urges enrollment in the Regular Army Ground Forces, claiming over 750000 have joined and aiming for one million. It directs readers to visit the nearest Army Camp Post or U S Army Recruiting Station for complete facts and opportunities across many trades and careers in military and civilian life.
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U. S. Army
McLaughlin Crone Betrothal Revealed at Social Gathering
The engagement of Virginia McLaughlin and Robert Crone was announced Saturday evening at Mrs. Richard Bordwell’s home where 12 guests enjoyed games and tea. A heart centerpiece with silhouettes of a boy and girl carried the couple’s names, Virginia and Bob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia McLaughlin
Robert Crone
Richard Bordwell
Virginia
Bob
Sikke Temple
Veterans honored at O E S and Masons gathering
O E S Chapter and the Masons hosted a veterans tribute at the Chapter Hall in Richland with music and entertainment for nearly 100 guests. Rev H H Stark delivered the main address as social refreshments followed.
Refinishing a Table Top Chooses Durable Finish
When refinishing a table top is necessary a finish that resists alcohol heat from hot dishes and abrasion should be chosen and used. Such finishes are available from paint and varnish dealers.
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Paint
Sinking Creek in Kentucky Disappears Then Reappears as Great Spring
In Breckinridge County Kentucky the creek known as Sinking Creek vanishes into an underground channel for miles and reemerges as a large spring flowing from beneath a hill. The name reflects this dramatic underground to surface behavior observed in the watercourse.
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Kentucky
Breckinridge County
Mrs Harkness and daughters visit Washington relatives
Mrs Merrill Harkness and her daughters Loa Lu and Susan arrived in Washington for a week long visit with the parental W G Stewart and other relatives and friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Harkness
Loa Lu
Susan
Dubuq’y
W. G. Stewart
Washington
Baldrige Krone Wed in Palo Alto California
Jane Baldrige and Ray Byers Krone wed at All Saints Episcopal Church Palo Alto on June 18 in a 2 PM ceremony with 50 guests. The couple will reside in Richmond California after a short honeymoon. both had notable careers and military service.
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Jane Baldrige
Ray B. Krone
Palo Alto
Calif
Charlotte Jane Baldrige
Stanford University
Ray Byers Krofe
All Saints Episcopal Church
A. E. Baldrige
R. B. Krone
Oscar Green
John C
Fleming
Mary Baldrige
Robert Bradford
Mrs. Baldrige
Lasuen
Stockton Street
Richmond
Washington High School
Denver Women’s College
Denver
Colo
College of Engineering
State University of
A.A.F
France
Germany
States
Wedding Shower for Eleanor Tucker and Ira Morrison
Mrs. Claude Tucker hosted informal coffee hours Saturday to honor the couple and showcase wedding gifts. Eleanor Tucker and Ira Morrison married June 20. Assistants included Mrs. C Ack er, Mrs. Frank Gobble, and other hostesses. Flowers from the wedding and garden decorated the refreshment table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude ‘W. Tucker
Lbride
Eleanor Tucker
Ira Morrison
C. 4.Cker
Frank Gobble
George Morrison
L. A. Jones
H. G. Simpson
L. M. Eicher
Ralph Gibson
A. E. Atchison
William Putman
Loren Airy
Jean Atchison
Surprise Pre Birthday Party for Myra Edmondson
After the youth fellowship meeting at Floyd Edmondson home a surprise party honored Myra Edmondson for her upcoming 17th birthday. Fifteen guests attended lawn games and singing as Mrs. Elliott Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Edmondson served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xenia
Floyd Edmondson
Myra Edmondson
Elliott
Roberts
Edmondson
Feed in Fields Geese Favor Grass Over Water
Geese, though tied to water, show little urge to dive and spend much of their lives feeding on fields, prairies and grassy meadows.
Turner-Warner Lewers Exchange Vows at Ames Church
Dorothy Harriette Turner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Turner, wed Warner Miles Lewers of Ames, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Lewers, in a Presbyterian ceremony with green and white decorations. About 150 guests attended as Rev. White read the vows and attendants wore blue and white. The Iowa State alumna designed all gowns. a reception followed in the church parlors. The couple will live in Iowa City at 5 East Fairchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Turner
Warner Lewers
Dorothy Harriette Turner
Harry E. Tarner
Warner Miles Lewers
Ames
E. W. Lewers
Presbyterian Church
Iowa State College
A. R. Tervelt
J. C. Holbert
Dorothy Perkin
Tesvelt
Ivan Rehmel
Frank Pearson
Washington Junior College
Iown City
Lewers
School of Commerce
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
East
Fairchild
Milton Lewers
Des Moines
Charles Lewers
Frances and
Dean
Loledo
George Garrels
Charlene
Charles Rush
Jimmy
Johnny
Sigourney
Edna Werner
Gibson
K. R. Kapp
Fairfield
T. J. Bryde
Cedar Rapids
Sikke Temple
H. L. Walker
Keota
Hollis Whiting and Sons
Robert
John
David
Charles
Arthur
Crawfordsville
FE. R. Kann
Fairot Riverside
Country Club Sets June Family Dinner at Clubhouse
Members of the Country club and families will attend a dinner at 6:30 o'clock Thursday evening at the clubhouse. Mrs. W. L. Alcorn is general chairman with Mrs. Lawrence Wilson on the telephone committee. Mrs. Ed Sullivan and Mrs. Frank Crone will handle entertainment along with a dinner committee including Dr. Alcorn, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Sullivan, Mr. Crone, and several members and their spouses.
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W. L. Alcorn
Lawrence Wilson
Ed Sullivan
Frank Crone
Alcorn
Wilson
Sullivan
Crone
Lafe Stout
I. RB. Coffey
Clarence Logan
Henry Bailey
Roy Sowash
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Jim Humble
Wolf’s Flower
Margaret Embree
Mina Marsh
Jack Bickenback
Independence
S. A. Stephen
Marion
Martha Sutter
Toledo
Ohio
Cotter
Izaak Walton
Mike Edward
Shield
Betty Ward
Iola
Kan
K. T. Lee
Iowa Continental Telephone Office
Re:ordio
Lorden’s
Harold Mitchell
U. S. Naval Hospital
Ward
Corona
California
Everette Cooper
Chillicothe, Ill
Wilcox-Gay
Lorden Music Co
Goldie Rail
Victor R. Rail
Parsons College
J. L. Creek
Mr. Creek
Batavia
Towa
Donut Holes Fern Pastry Shop
Vienna
Fern Pastry Shop
Henry Kadgihn
Bob Johnson
Ottumwa
Jim Riggs
Gene Slack
J. A. Fuchs
Oskalosa
T. R. Phillips
Fred Heard
Ken Green
Roe Campbell
Bill Block
E. R. Howell
Jin Figg
W. E. McCormick
Wm. Shannon
Chick Dokies
Long Beach
Harry Roenspies
Sandy McGregor
F. Kos
Wayne Lewis
Wellmar
Westermark
Albert Scott
West Liberty
Stan Woodhouse
Vinton
E. Crene
Glen Smith
Wellman
Hawkins
Mt. Pleasant
T. A. Flenner
Chas. Wagner
Red Emry
Martinsburg
Ken Kastner
Wm. Russell
B. G. Taylor
B. Howell
Tom Tucker
Dick Handley
Nic McCleery
L. Gleaves
William Searff
Jack Paschal
Bob Choate
Irvin Fenn
John and Roe Campbell
Fairfield Country Club
Nelson Brothers
the Riggs
MAJOR
Walters
Herring
Chipman
Schmitz
Wright
White
Gerri Cannon
Uuffee
Orcutt’s
Wash
Marshall
Holch
Putmanee
Schmidt A Shaverer
Aller
Hines
Boca
Wapello AB
Bayne
Aes Annes
Swan Eee
Hole
Cam
Gerst Eee
Fisher
Campbell —_ Belzer
Nen CA
U.S. Army
McLaughlin-Crone
O.E.S. Chapter
Masons
Wgton
Bride
Macron-Of-Honor
Joyce Steele
Louis Larsen
Country Club
Ey Studio
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