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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1948

Page

2

Ellis Anniversary Fetes Guests as Sueppel Family Observes Birthday

Mr and Mrs Gene Ellis of Iowa City mark their second wedding anniversary on March 2 hosting dinner at the Sueppel home. Mrs Catherine Lintz observes her 86th birthday. T H Peters travels to Des Moines for a Shellane clinic at Hotel Savery returning Tuesday. George and Doyle Jarrard settle in their new home at 712 N 2nd Ave after moving from a Washington area farm. Sheaffer Pen Co displays a fine ball point pen for 1 50 in the local window. Roy Minnis, Wash High principal, leaves March 7 for a meeting of the North Central Association in Chicago March 7-12.

Gene Ellis Iowa City Lee Sueppel Mrs. Sueppel Catherine Lintz George Jarrard N. Znd Avenue Washington Doyle Jarrard Roy Minnis Washington High School North Central Association of College and Secondary Schools Chicago Ill

Wayland advances to sectional final with 63 28 win

Wayland trounced Olds 63 to 28 to reach the Winfeld sectional final. Arnold Roth led with 21 points, Bob Roth added 18 with seven straight free throws, and ten Wayland players scored as Boal tied for scoring honors with Rodgers and Hulquist for the Raiders. Crawfordsville beat Ainsworth 19 to 1 in the other semifinal. Wayland to face Cyclones at 7 30 Saturday.

Wayland Winfeld Olds Conach Schantz Bombers Varsity Five Arnold Roth Bob Roth Boal Raiders Rodgers Hulquist Crawfordsville Ainsworth Cyclones

YMCA Table Tennis Tourney Kicks Off Tonight

Plans are complete for the YMCA table tennis tournament at 7 30 this evening in the gymnasium. The public is invited to watch Washington’s aspiring players compete for the city championship with ample equipment to complete play in one evening.

Y.M.C.A Washington Aon Ping Pong Sharks

Legion Members to Meet at City Hall

A state training school report highlights the Leon Beatty post meeting at City Hall tomorrow night at eight. Commander Charles Hotle urged strong attendance as officers discuss other important business and the post plans to cooperate with the Washington county health unit by giving blood samples for the Walking Blood Bank files.

Legion Iowa Leon Beatty Charles Hotle Washington County Health Unit

Iowa State Employment Service Moves Office

Mrs. Albert Lay announces the Iowa State Employment Service office has moved to 208 West Washington Street in Washington. The former occupant of the space was Attorney Richard A. Stewart.

Albert Lay Iowa State Employment Service Washington West Washington Street Richard A. Stewart

California veteran leaps from plane after war shock

Robert Strand a 28 year old San Francisco veteran and former divinity student who served with Patton's armored division in Germany leaped from a two seat plane over the San Fernando Valley after fighting with the pilot. He was found dead three feet deep in a cultivated field hours later.

Los Angeles Robert Strand San Francisco George S. Patton Armored Germany Strand Wiliam Probert Probert San Fernando Valley

Pineapple Cheese First Made by Norton in 1808

Lewis M. Norton of Goshen Connecticut produced the first pineapple cheese in 1808 and secured a patent in 1810 for the invention.

Lewis M. Norton Goshen, Conn

Food safety tips for refrigerated opened tinned foods

Food left in modern tins after opening should be covered and stored in a refrigerator or another cold place. Like freshly cooked food, it needs proper chilling to remain safe to eat.

Fishing tackle quality jumps as war spurs new shipments

Preseason reports from manufacturers forecast top quality fishing tackle this spring. Early deliveries include impressive rods with more gear arriving regularly as war efforts drive supply.

Demons Set for Sigourney Clash in Ottumwa Tourney

Washington high school Demons will open against Sigourney in Ottumwa on Wednesday March 3 at 8 45 p m. A win leads to a 8 45 contest Saturday against the Keosauqua Ot tumwa Catholic Central winner. County B round features West Chester Wellman at 8 45 Thursday with Barnes City North English winner to meet Saturday.

Washington High School Demons Sigourney Ottumwa Keosauqua Ottumwa Catholic Central Ke- Wash West Chester Wellman Barnes City North English

Iowas sectional survivors set for week of substate play

Iowa high school basketball district action begins with 40 class AA 80 class A and 96 class B teams. Class A and B play two games to trim to 20 and 24 districts. class AA plays one round to halve to substate level. Notable pairs and sites include Ottumwa Burlington and Atlantic district openings with several 1947 finalists seeking repeats.

Des Moines Mar Iowa Davenport Clinton Iowa City Des Moines Dowling Sioux City Central Mason City Ottumwa Waterloo West Atlantic Guthrie Center Carroll Alta West Chester Swea City Steamboat Rock Alton Diagonal Fairfield Fri Keosauqua Thurs Agency Farson Pulaski Tracy Wed Burlington Muscatine Ft. Madison Keokuk Ft . Madison Catholic

Four Garvey Children Die in Michigan Fire

Four children of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Garvey perished in a Rochester Michigan home blaze Saturday night as parents played Bingo to raise funds for a delayed community fire truck. Firemen said the fire spread rapidly making rescue impossible for Judy nine Johnny six Susan four and Billy eighteen months.

Rochester, Mich Lawrence Garvey Garvey Judy Johnny Susan Billy

Jewelry duplication warned by famous designer

A renowned designer warns buyers to avoid duplicate pieces in jewelry sets and to vary designs around a central theme. He also counsels wearing pins high on the shoulder rather than on the chest to enhance style and balance.

Hospital Births and Admits List Local Families

At the hospital births noted for Saturday and yesterday include Warren Hill Sigourney a son at 1 30 p m and Carl Harbison West Chester a son at 10 28 a m Clifford Tait 1302 EB 3rd a son at 6 24 p m Clark Talbot 717 S 2nd a daughter at 9 52 Admitted yesterday Mrs Floyd C Blankenhorn Crawfordsville medical Martha Griffin 439 KE Van Buren surgical Today Howell A Rees Columbus Junction surgical Gladys E Knupp route 4 surgical Mrs Charles Kallous 521 N Avenue C surgical Margery K Pence Keota tonsillectomy M G Cloudfit 1104 E 2nd surgical Mrs Lloyd L tle 403 E Main surgical Dismissed yesterday Mrs Forrest Mc Neill Crawfordsville and daughter Mrs Edmund D Morrison Jr 601 S Town and daughter Jean Kathleen Mrs Richard Simmering 741 S Avenue C and daughter Mrs Vernon Wolfe Brighton Today Olive Miksch Ainsworth Mrs H McLamore route 2 Mrs Clayton Nebel Mr Pleasant route 5 and daughter

Warren Hill Sigourney Carl Harbison West Chester Clifford Tait Clark Talbot Floyd C. Blankenhorn Crawfordsville Martha Griffin KE. van Buren Surgical Howell A. Rees Columbus Junction Gladys E. Knupp Route 4 Charles Kallous N. Avenue C Margery K. Pence Keota M. G. Cloudfit Lloyd L.tle E. Main Forrest McNeill Edmund D. Morrison, Jr S. Town Jean Kathleen Richard Simmering S. Avenue C Vernon Wolfe Brighton Olive Miksch Ainsworth H. McLamore Clayton Nebel Pleasant

Tiny Friends Celebrate Johnny Mark Evans Birthday

Johnny Mark Evans celebrated his first birthday as eight tiny friends gathered Saturday afternoon. A cake baked by his grandmother Mrs. Jack Schneider topped the table while refreshments included face-decorated suckers and toy plastic horn place cards. Attendees included Terry Barger Connie Buckwalte Barbara Heck Connie Heck Carlene Ward Tommy Ward Michael Evans and relatives Mrs. Carl Ward Mrs. Fred Heck Juanita Kemmer and the Schneiders.

Johnny Mark Evans Floyd R. Evans Johnny Jack Schneider Johnny Mark Terry Barger Connie Terry Buckwalte Barbara Connie Heck Carlene Tommy Ward Michael Evans Carl Ward Fred Heck Juanita Kemmer Jack Schneider Jr Cedar Rapids Evans Ward Miss Kenmer

Leap Year Wedding Anniversary Dinner for Choates

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Choate observed their third wedding anniversary, noting February 29 occurs only three times since 1936. The evening featured a buffet, gifts, and social time with guests including William Lorenzen, A. G. Anderson and family, Maurice Beenblossom, Howard Wright and daughter Jean, Everett Phead, and the Choate children Jeannette and Linda hosted Jean and Jack.

Robert Choate Choates William Lorenzen A. G. Anderson Jack Maurice Beenblossom Howard Wright Jean West Chester Everett Phead West Lilberty Choate Jeannette Linda

Naranjilla fruit name origins from Quito plant

A South American plant solanum quitonese lam yields a refreshing juice. Conquistadors named it naranjilla for its orange like shape color and acidity. The common name morelle de Quito is shortened to naranjilla.

Quito

Nelson Sanford Engagement Told in Columbus Junction

Mr and Mrs Carl Nelson of Grand Island Nebraska announced the engagement of their daughter Laura Violet to Lynn Sanford son of the Rev and Mrs W L Sanford of Columbus Junction. No marriage date yet. Laura Violet Nelson is a Wheaton College speech graduate teaching in Lanark Illinois. Lynn Sanford is a Wheaton College student.

Columbus Junction Mar Carl Nelson Grand Island Neb Laura Violet Lynn Sanford W. L. Sanford Nelson Wheaton College Wheaton, Till Lanark Sanford

Birthday wishes fill town pages for many locals

Today members of the Three Quarter Century club Mrs Katherine Lintz and Mrs Vianna Sharp celebrate birthdays. Additional acknowledgments include Mrs J D Dayton Willard Palmer Mrs Leslie Payne Mrs J J Minick Mrs Frank Mincer and Mrs James Dvorak of East Highland.

Three Quarter Century Club Katherine Lintz Vianna Sharp J. D. Dayton Willard Palmer Leslie Payne J. J. Minick Frank Mincer James Dvorak East Highland

Jackson 4-H Hosts Farmerettes at Lloyd Foster Home

Jackson boys 4-H club hosted the Farmerettes 4-H club Tuesday evening at the Lloyd Foster home. Two films shown by county extension director Mr. Sturgeon followed by games. Attendees included numerous 4-H members and families despite mud roads. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Lloyd Foster and Mrs. Rex Crandall.

Jackson Boys Farmerettes Robert Bill Foster Sturgeon Raymond Bell Leo Sturgeon Joe Knotek Ray Sojka Lovila Rosamond Roger Wanda Stout Mary Ralph Knotek Lucla Sojka Patricia Clifford Horak Eddie Gray Harry Duensing Rex Crandall Bill Lieva Foster Bob Jack Lloyd Foster

Nineteenth Century Club Holds Luncheon and Meeting

The Nineteenth Century club met at Mrs Emma Barnett's home for luncheon on Saturday at noon and adjourned to Mrs Frank Miller's home for the business meeting where Mrs Carl Roberts presided. Mrs Manton Hebner reviewed Hartzell Spence's latest work.

Emma Barnett Frank Miller Carl Roberts Manton Hebner Hartzell Spence

Social Calendar Items Handy For Readers This Week

Notices list meetings and potluck suppers for organizations including Junior Fortnightly YWCA Rainbow Girls and Pythian Sisters. Activities run Monday through Thursday with times, locations, and dish duties. some events postponed or rescheduled with notes on green attire and seating reservations.

Brighton Study club hosts guest day with Preston Wolf speaker

The Brighton Study club’s annual guest day drew fifty attendees at Mrs. Wilma McAfee’s home. Preston Wolf of Washington was guest speaker on flowers and arrangements. Mrs. Horton outlined studied composers. seven songs were sung by Mrs. Ross Day, Mrs. Jimmie Meek, Mrs. Betty Johnston of Spokane and Georgia Wise, with Ruth Stouse at the piano.

Brighton Study Club Wilma McAfee Preston Wolf Washington Willis Horton Ross Day Jimmie Meek Betty Johnston Spokane Georgia Wise Ruth Stouse

Deaths from burns peak in December figures show

National Safety Council data show burns deaths reach a high in December due to faulty heating appliances and chimneys. In December 1945 about 1,350 people died, with summer tolls around 500 per month.

National Safety Council

Vein Shadows Group Plans March Luncheon in Iowa City

The group will meet on March 13 for a luncheon in Iowa City and then view an art exhibit at the University Art Center. The event follows a book titled Vein Shadows and frames the schedule for the next gathering.

Iowa City University Art Center

Childrens program features rhymes and tea service

Jean Stacy and Joyce Swick perform Mother Goose rhymes with Joyce McAfee. At program’s end hostess serves refreshments with Mrs. Edgar Wise pouring at the tea table.

Jean Stacy Joyce Swick Joyce McAfee Edgar Wise

Washington Chapter C. E. S. School of Instruction

Announcement for Washington Chapter C E S with a 9 30 a m start time and an initiation at 8 p m. Banquet reservations due by Tuesday March 2 for the 1312 event location or unit.

Booth Blanche Foriash James Birney Gene Martin Charles Schiebel Washington C. E. S. School of Instruction

Campfire Girls and Bluebirds Plan Monthly Meeting

Leaders and sponsors of the Campfire Girls and Bluebirds meet Wednesday at 1 30 p m in the VW room for their monthly gathering with Cedar Rapids district leader Mrs John Battin as guest speaker.

Campfire Girls Bluebirds VW Room John Battin Cedar Rapids

Also Mentioned on This Page

Earle Libe Wulf T. H. Peters Hotel Savery Sheaffer Pen Co T. K. Phillips Crystal Ball Fern Pastry Shop Pastry Shop West Side Square City Hall California Chamberlin Bros Sigourney Five Michigan Ernest T. Weir National Steel Corporation of Pittsburgh House Foreign Affairs Committee U. S Tiny Will Its Motor CO L. Nelson-L. Sanford Junior Turnipseed Betty Lou Small Lester Small Yare John Chmelar William Chmelor Keith Allen Bauer Lloyd Bauer Barbara Ann Griggs Duane C. Griggs Charles Neal McCutchen C. R. McCutchen David Francis Vinton Mrs William Vinton Albert Weber Andy Blattner Jackson Ninteenth Century Club John Richards Order of Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple U. P. Church W. H. McConnell, Jr St. James Study Club al Ledger Y. W. Mixers Club Y. W St. James P. T. A Pythian Sisters K. P. Hall Carl Crossett County Registered Nurses Association J. N. Phillips Grace Hill Ladies Dan Boone Merry Makers Elizabeth Young Red Horses Club Harmony Club Clyde Lambert Gamma Psi Beta Sigma Psi Don Boyer Will’ Assurance The Willits Motor CO Mr. P. Wolf Brighton Group Martin Martini Clint Burk S. Lowa Anxens Life Company Ses Moines Reb Maas Casey Hal Red Rob Harding Prince Gonsort Glamour Magazine Swansdown Duncan
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