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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1945
Page
2
Rhubarb Jelly Making Instructions
Wash and cut rhubarb with skin, simmer in water until tender, strain to juice, mix with pectin, add honey and boil to set, then pour into sterilized glasses and seal with paraffin. Yield about one cup juice per batch.
Refinishing Furniture Colors and Covers
Refinishing furniture adds lift through renewed finish and upholstery. Proper paints waxes and fabrics enhance appearance and durability.
V for U Use of V Adopts Formal Stone Letter
The V for U usage was adopted as the letter is suited to stone engraving and seen as more formal and dignified. It reflects a historic form where V and U were the same letter, the earlier form being V.
Golf incident leaves Lee Holland with thumb injury
Report says Lee Holland injured his thumb while searching for a lost golf ball when a blade of grass cut him. Witnesses named are Clow, Brown, and Dave Elder. The text also advertises cut flowers and potted plants for occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Holland
Oe Clow
Brown
Dave Elder
Local News Briefs From Washington and Nearby Areas
Injured man W R Gamon recuperates from a broken hip after a cow kicked him while milking. Genevieve and Ronald Baker depart for Sherman Texas to visit Lt Wendell Baker and family. Mrs Robert More to Willmar Minnesota after weeks with her parents in Columbus Junction. Ray Gidley of Los Angeles, a former Washington resident, has an appendectomy at Des Moines Veterans Hospital. Des Moines relatives expect Mrs Frederick Reid and her mother to arrive from Los Angeles. they will visit in Washington during their Iowa stay. Union Cafe to close all day Sunday July 1. Mrs Harold Wille of Wamego Kansas visiting family. husband serving on Okinawa. Lt James Bey leaves for Lincoln Nebraska after leave with his parents. Set and Mrs Keith Helm of Carlisle Pennsylvania visiting the Norton home. Harry Raney and wife of Cedar Rapids are parents of triplets born at Cedar Rapids hospital. Mrs Everett Barham returned from San Antonio to spend time with husband Lt Burham at Randolph Field, then to Martelle Iowa. son Randolph K will join from Armstrong home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Gidley
Los Angeles
Calif
Washington
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
Fred Reid
Frederick Reid
Gidley
Iowa
Creston
Harry Raney
Cedar Rapids
Frank Haney
Erma Moore
W. P. Moore
Everett K. Barham
San Antonio
Texas
Lt. Burham
Randolph Field
Martelle
Jack Armstrong
Major Leagues American League standings and results
MLB update shows Washington at 28 28 and Philadelphia 20 38 with Wednesday results including Washington 9 Detroit 1 Cleveland 8 Philadelphia 2 New York 7 St Louis 7 and Boston 11 Chicago 4. The passage lists teams, records, and scores from a midweek schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pet
FORE
Momen
Aracro
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Baseball scores from a multi-game card
Cincinnati edged Boston 5 4 in the first game and won 4 2 in the second. Brooklyn and Chicago tied 6 6. New York defeated Pittsburgh 10 4 in the first game and 3 2 in the second. Philadelphia beat St Louis 8 3 and swept a 6 0 win over St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Homemakers Club Meeting at Mrs Neill Trotmans
Mrs Neill Trotman hosted the June Homemakers club gathering with ten members and Elsie Stout present. A brief business session was led by vice president Mrs Tom Stirling. Mrs Stanley Foster spoke on health and Mrs David Kleese offered homemaking tips. The afternoon ended with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neill Trotman
Homemakers Club
Elsie Stout
Tom Stirling
Stanley Foster
Honsehold
David Kleese
Mrs Cave Hosts Snowball Club Meeting
Snowball Social club met yesterday with 16 members led by Mrs Don Cave. Also present were 11 children and five visitors including Mrs Will Gamon and several named members. Mrs Glenn Fuhr chaired the business session followed by a patriotic program led by Mrs Clayde Knupp. Next meeting set for July 18 with Mrs Wayne Knupp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snowball Social Club
Don Cave
Will Gamon
Mary Ardith Jarrard
Lorene Roots
Roy Finke
Alice
Glenn Fuhr
Clayde Knupp
Wayne Knupp
Gamon
Jarrard
Booth
Dale Herdlicka
Baton Rouge Capitol Surpasses 34-Story Old State University
The tallest building in the South, Louisiana's capitol at Baton Rouge, rises 34 stories and 450 feet on the old State university campus. It surpasses the 1849 structure and features furnishings from Europe sent to Emperor Maximilian of Mexico, delivered after his death with aid from Mrs. Jack Trotman and Sarah Trotman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Old State University
Europe
Maximillian of
Mexico
Meeks and friends travel and visit relatives
Mr and Mrs Harvey S Meek of San Francisco travel to Detroit to see Meeks father M R Meek in Jennings hospital where he recovers from a recent minor operation. They will visit brothers Carl and Walter Meek in Grosse Pointe before returning. Aletha Montgomery of Knoxville Tenn visits Dr W J Massons home with sister Mrs R P Taylor Cedar Rapids. Misa Montgomery plans to spend summer with relatives. Joe and Mary McGraw return from visits in Middletown Cincinnati Frenchburg and Falmouth. Lloyd Letts and family return from Washington DC after two months away. trip disrupted by difficulty securing home reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey S. Meek
San Francisco
Calif
Detroit
Mich
M. R. Meek
Jennings Hospital
Meeks
Carl
Walter Meek
Grosse Pointe
Aletha Montgomery
Knoxville
Lloyd Letts
Washington, D. C
Mary Gale Letts
David Letts
Letts
Judge F. D. Letts
Mrs. Letts
Hospital Admissions And Discharges In Ainsworth Area
At the hospital Mrs Merle Chambers of Ainsworth was admitted yesterday as a medical patient and Mrs John Frame of Ainsworth was admitted as a medical patient last evening. Mary on Marston 909 East Second Street Merlan Zwicki Ainsworth Paul Schwab Columbus Junction Marianne Ledber 107 South Marion Avenue undergoing tonsillectomies today. Mrs Walter McArtor and son Hubert Lee 611 South Seventh Avenue were dismissed this morning and Kathryn Mauthe 209 South Avenue F expected to be discharged this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Chambers
Ainsworth
John Frame
Mary
Marston
East Second Street
Merlan Zwicki
Paul Schwab
Columbus Junction
Marianne Led Ber
South
Marion Avenue
Walter MecArtor
Hubert Lee
South Seventh Avenue
Kathryn Mauthe
South Avenue F
Also Mentioned on This Page
Little’s Furniture
Aangood
White
Graham
Louisa
Marvene
PRG
Lava
Peoples Grocery
Wolf’s Flower
W. R. Gamon
Mr. Gamon
Genevieve
Ronald Baker
Sherman
Wendell Baker
Tommy
Robert More
Willmar
Minn
Fred L. Moore
Union Cafe
Harold Wille
Wamego
Kan
J. B. D. Martin
Okinawa
James Bey
Lincoln
Nebr
Fred Bey
Set
Mrs
Keith Helm
Carlisle, Penn
Ottumwa
L. Ivan Norton
Major
Natonal League
Cincinnati
Fannie
Ww. T Pet
St Louis
Club
Mrs. Cave
Jack Trotman
Sarah Trotman
Freshie
Yumagy
Kes
Dad
Boy
Hell
Dean
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