Washington Women Host Guest Day Golf Event
About one hundred women golfers from across the area attended the Washington Golf and Country Club guest day on Wednesday. Low nine hole scores were led by Mrs. Robert Day and Mrs. W J Shannon with 48 strokes. Edith Schmalz and Mildred Barry of Muscatine posted 52 and Elizabeth Shannon and Cornelia Day of Washington 48. Mildred Camp of Iowa City 50. Ann Schlabaugh of Wellman 92. Sylvia Hutchison of Fairfield 52. Jean McGorden of Mt Pleasant 54. Olive Blough of Fairfield 51. Hannah Hartson of Sigourney 55. Putts winner was Clara Kent of Iowa City with 12. Gertrude Bailey won longest approach. Bridge prizes went to A W Clow Washington Harriet Smith Fairfield Helen Forrester Iowa City and Helen Chapman Muscatine.
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Washington
Edith Schmalz
Mildred Barry
Muscatine
Elizabeth Shannon
Cornelia Day
Mildred Camp
Iowa City
Ann Schlabaugh
Wellman
Sylvia Hutchison
Fairfield
Jean McGorden
Mt. Pleasant
Olive Blough
Hannah Hartson
Sigourney
Clara Kent
Gertrude Bailey
A. W. Clow
Harriet Smith
Helen Forrester
Helen Chapman
Washington Golf and Country Club
Hanna Hartson
Fedric Kent
Jean Megarden
Robert Day
Theodore Bailey
Elaine Blough
Bill Shannon
Sylvia Hutchinson
Plan Handicap Play At Golf Club Here
Charles Wiele pro at the local club urges Washington golfers to submit scores to establish handicaps for the annual city handicap match play. He notes qualifiers can enter a 27 hole event over the Fourth of July weekend with Bob Hammer, defending titlist, aiming for a second consecutive win.
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Charles Wiele
Wiele
Washington Golf Club
Bob Hammer
Maybelle-Rothschild All-Star Girls Beat Muscatine
The Maybelle-Rothschild all-star softball team traveled to Muscatine Wednesday and defeated the Muscatine girls 10 to 5.
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All-Star Girls
Muscatine Nine
Maybelle-Rothschild
Muscatine
City softball doubleheader in Greenfield tonight
Four men's city softball teams compete in Greenfield with a 7 30 p m start as VFW faces Freshwaters and McCleery Cumming’s nine takes on the Columbus June Lion VFW squad.
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Greenfield
VFW
Freshwaters
McCleery-Cumming
Columbus Junelion Vfw
Major Leagues Scores Update
The New York nine defeated Washington 5 to 1. Detroit beat Chicago 6 to 2. Boston toppled Philadelphia 6 to 2. Cleveland routed St. Louis 18 to 2.
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New York
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Brooklyn
ARS
Boston i
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St Louis
New York A
Women Graduates in Medicine Reach 612 in 1949
The 1949 total of women medical graduates in the United States surpassed 612, constituting just over 12 percent of all graduates, a sharp rise from 1910 when women made up about 2.5 percent.
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United States
Houtteman Lemon and Sain Reach 10 Wins Early
New York report details pitchers Bob Lemon Art Houtteman and Johnny Sain each reaching ten wins in 1950. Houtteman pitched Detroit past Chicago 6 2 as Lemon and Sain won for Cleveland and Boston respectively. Dodgers beat Giants. Furillo hospitalized after being beaned. Yankees top Senators 4 1 with Reynolds three hitter. Red Sox and Cubs win. Pirates rally past Reds 6 5.
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New York
Bob Lemon
Art Houtteman
Johnny Sain
Houtteman
Lueck
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Sain
Phillies
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Braves
Russ Meyer
Dodgers
Carl Furillo
Gene Hermanski
Preach‘r Roe
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
al Sima
Allie Reynolds
Gerry Coleman
Goton Red Sox
Philadelphia A’s
Ted Willams
Vern Stephens
Dom DiMaggio
Lou Urissie
Chiccaro Cubs
St. Louis
Howe
Phil Cavarretta
Roy Smalley
Andy Pafko
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Prizes Filled Ainsworth Summer Festival Draws
Hundreds of prizes will be awarded Friday and Saturday at Ainsworth’s second annual summer festival. Registration is free at listed Washington county stores and two Louisa county locations. Major prizes include cash, merchandise, gas, and service certificates from local businesses.
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Ainsworth
Washington County
Stone’s Furniture
Ainsworth Home Lumber Company
Crawfordsville
Grace's Cash Grocery
Riverside
Chamberlin Sport Shop
Washington
Piggly-Wigely
Fuhr & Cochran
Louisa County
Maxwell Grocery
Conesville
Hunt Meat & Locker Plant
Columbus Junction
T. A. Flenner
Jones Brothers
Paul Hazelett
Case Oil
Thompson Garage
Homer Hunt
Earl R. Wood
W. A. Lopsire
Kent
Beenplossom Feed & Grain
Beenblossom Feed & Grain
R. G. Beenbloss
Mare Motor
the Evening Journal
Stewart & Crone
Farmers Impl. Co
Baldrige & Bailey
John Atter
Justine George
Don Whitwick
Mortician
Prospect Place
W. A. Wilson
Marion
Ue OR. Noonan
Rev and Mrs Washburn Honored at Brighton
A reception at Brighton Methodist church celebrated the new minister Rev Howard Washburn and his wife Mrs Washburn. Guests included Mrs Edgar Wise Mrs James Morgan and others as tea table hosts and guest book attendant.
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Brighton
Methodist Church
Howard Washburn
Edgar Wise
James Morgan
H. C. Stouse
Harmony Club
C. W. Long
The Journal Inquiring Reporter War With Russia Hopeful Viewpoints
The Journal conducts its Inquiring Reporter feature with ten residents sharing opinions on whether the Korean conflict could trigger a U S Russian war. Responses range from cautious optimism to warnings of potential escalation, with various regional residents weighing in on the present tense and future possibilities.
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Journal Inquiring Reporter
Journal
Young Oklahoma girl seeks new face after 40 percent burns
Wanda Lee Horton, 11, near Sand Springs Oklahoma, survived severe burns that killed two family members and left her with extensive facial damage. Doctors at St John’s Hospital perform repeated skin grafts and corrective surgeries to restore function and appearance, with years of operations ahead and a goal to resemble her pre fire photo.
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Tulsa
Okla
Wanda Lee Horton
Sand Springs
Wanda
Fraining
St. John’s Hospital
Shower for Gertrude Nash precedes July wedding
Mrs Harold Coop and Mrs Harry Bekel hosted a bath towel shower for Gertrude Nash at the former’s home Tuesday evening. Guests included Leonard Adrian of near Keota, his mother and sister Margaret, and Mrs Dale Manning of Fairfield. The couple will wed July 11 near Keota.
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Harold Coop
Harry Bekel
Gertrude Nash
Leonard Adrian
Near Keota
Miss Nash
Adrian
Margaret
Keota
Dale Manning
Fairfield
Ira Saunders
Rochester
Cotter Westminster Guild Holds Meeting
Dorothy Thomas hosted the Cotter Westminster Guild on June 22 with eighteen members present. Margaret Hawkins led devotions and Arlene Jones spoke on stewardship. Mrs. Art Cassabaum donated a tea towel set. The next meeting will be with Dorothy Boyd in July.
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Cotter
Dorothy Thomas
Cotter Westminster Guild
Margaret Hawkins
Japan
Don
Given Jones
Arlene Jones
Art Cassabaum
Gerald Brenneman
Guild
Dorothy Boyd
Senate Group Votes End of Red Inquiry
Washington The Senate investigation into communism ends for now after a 2 to 2 party line vote to draft an interim report. Leaders sparred over whether the record supports the claim and McCarthy vows to press the anti communism drive regardless of the subcommittee’s closure.
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Senate
Millard FE. Tydings Jb
Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper R
Tydings
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Salk Sees Path to Polio Vaccine Breakthrough
Dr. Jonas Salk, head of Pittsburgh virus research, outlines early vaccine progress and the need to identify polio virus types. He notes three major types required for an effective vaccine and cites “walking polio” as a transmission form. He urges avoiding high case areas and not relocating to prevent spread.
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Pittsburgh
Jonas E. Salk
University of Pittsburgh
Virus Research Laboratories
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Rise In Embezzlement Surges Postwar, Study Finds
Pittsburgh report from US Fidelity and Guaranty Co notes a postwar embezzlement wave costing employers about 200 million yearly. It cites cases from a payroll clerk to a fraternal order accountant and highlights shifts in offender demographics and tenure compared with 1935 prewar data.
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Pittsburgh
Fidelity and Guaranty Co
Appetizer Balls: Dried Beef and Tomato Tea Party Snack
Dried beef balls rolled in cream cheese and coated with shredded beef make a ready to serve appetizer. Chill tomato juice accompanies the bite sized treats for a simple cold start.
Deviled Eggs with Meat Filling Variation
Ground ready to serve meat is mixed with cooked egg yolks and mayonnaise to create a meat enhanced deviled egg filling. The approach adds protein and a savory punch to the traditional recipe.
Paratroopers Jump Before Plane Crash
Twenty six paratroopers on a night jump escaped from a transport plane minutes before it crashed and burned killing four crew members. The bodies were found about 20 miles from the landing zone. The 11th Airborne Division at Fort Campbell sent trucks to fetch the troopers after the incident.
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Nashville
Tenn
11Th Airborne Division
Fort Campbell
214Th
Seward Air Force Base
Smyrne
Milk Toast Promise for Breakfast
A simple breakfast suggestion favors milk toast topped with hot milk. Enriched bread supplies energy and iron while whole milk adds calcium phosphorus and vitamin A. Pair with an orange cup as a morning eye opener.
Native Ba Ven da Customs Challenge Family Living
A Ba Venda native avoids moving in with his in laws and does not live with his wife. The tribe traditionally builds small round thatched huts for single occupancy, reflecting a distinctive living arrangement.
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Martin’s Modern Cleaners
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Haskins
McKee Reed & Grain
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Colony Club
Ina Mae
Lagomarcino Grape Co
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Max Mitchell
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Fisher Dinner Club
Simon Laundauer
Washburn
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Lee Holland
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Gilbert Hoskins
Harvey Flockines
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Artemas Brown
YMCA
Iowa
Robert Minick
S. 3d
Jay Brewer
W. Main
F. Mick
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Harry Hoskins
Oskaloosa
Scott Dickinson
Washington County Hospital
Cotter Westminster
A. L. Nicola
Donald Stapp
Everett VanDe Voort
Missouri
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J. W. Newman
J. J. Jenkins
Richard Jenkins
Newman
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Wyo
Darold Jones
Allen
Esther Arthur
Ida Hastings
Nebraska
Dorothy Davis
Sunrise Lake
Sam Murphy
Faundy
Ghd Ma. Hayden
Bette Ann
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Robert Peters
AIC
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Omrie Peters
Laura Reddick
Florence Snyder
Durst
Fred Spore
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Hotse Feed Grain CO
Whittaker Sale
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Midway Sales Company
Ollie Livestock Archange
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Towa
Rock Island Produce Co
Reisters
Bordwell
Bordwell’s
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