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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1941

Page

6

Y M C A Notes From The Week

Washington lost to Quincy in a close swimming meet last Saturday with strong competition in every event. Coach Powers praised the hosts and swimmers and remarked it was one of the best meets he attended. The week included program highlights from Rotary, senior visits, agricultural group use of the community room, and planning for spring tournaments. The Methodists won the church basketball league and the volleyball title, with a lunch after games. The Gold Medal Tournament drew 17 teams with trophies ready. play begins Tuesday. Red Little took the team to Davenport for a dual meet today as they train hard.

Washington Quincy Powers Howard Red Little Davenport Clu Glen *Almer Linger Club Howard Stoutner Chester Pence Mr Pence Erdice Embroidery Club BE. S. Erdice A. Singmaster J. H. Yoder Iowa City H. K. Stewart

Community cultural dinner plans with games night

A cultural association hosts a dinner tonight in the community room with about 200 people expected. Couples are welcome as the event features swimming badminton ping pong volleyball and other games for attendees' enjoyment.

Washington County Agricultural Association

Who's Who at the Y Builders in Washington

Stan Kiesey stands out among Washington Y M C A builders for long service to boys work and volleyball development. As a Y staffer and committee member he fostered teams, helped new players learn the game, and supported the Gold Medal tournament. The Kiesey family remains deeply Y minded with Don as desk man and prospects for Stan’s son Danny joining the Y.

Washington Stan Jxniesey Y. M. C. A. Boys Work Committee Kiesey Don Stan Danny Young Men's Christian Association

Champion to caddie Cyril Walker’s changed life

National Open Golf champion Cyril Walker from 1924 has become a caddie at the Miami Beach Municipal course. He once earned about $150,000 as a professional and now resides at a Salvation Army hostel.

Cyril Walker Miami Beach Salvation Army

Fifty Honor Prisoners To Live on Clive Farm

Fifty honor prisoners from Fort Madison will begin a half way life on a farm near Clive. They remain prisoners of the state but will experience a life closer to outside conditions, with no guns or bars, only their honor and fear of recapture guiding them.

Des Moines State Fort Madison Clive

Let's Make Music star Bob Crosby headlines film debut

In a Newton to New York setting the comedy follows Malvina a kindly music teacher who writes a school song misread by a famous band leader Bob Crosby leading a Dixieland ensemble. The tune becomes a nationwide novelty smash with radio and vaudeville contracts and a romance with Crosby.

Bob Crosby Crosby Lovely Jean Rogers Elisabeth Kisdon Joseph Buloff Joyce Compton Newton New York City Miss Risdon Malvina Newton High Miss Rogers New York Balvina James Hanley Dick Robertson Sammy Central Park Matty Malneck Johnny Mercer Winnetka

Western Union hailed as Zane Grey's greatest film

The Western Union adaptation by 20th Century Fox stars Robert Young Randolph Scott Dean Jagger and Virginia Gilmore. A bold Roaring West drama promises vivid Technicolor sweeping adventure in a state debut Sunday.

Omaha Nevada Robert Young Richard Blake Metro Goldwyn Mayer Young Vance Shaw Western Union Savage Sioux Zane Grey Grey Randolph Scott Kanab Utah State Sunday Dean Jagger Virginia Gilmore 20Th Century-Fox

Army Camp life report from Merle Simpson letter

Merle Simpson of the 34th division writes from Camp Claiborne near Alexandria Louisiana about camp size and cost equipment tents and heaters pay rates for workers the kitchen and mess hall food and prices band size and his promotion to private plus local notices on 4H club success and church activities and road improvements around Pilotburg and Straw college plans to grade and oil dirt roads

Merle Simpson Camp Caliborne Albert Simpson St. Louis Kentucky Memphis Merle Lyle Frank Stransky S. Ray Bell Raymond Carl D. Anderson Axle Anderson Washington Pilotburg Straw College

Campbell family moves north of Haskins on Findley Rickey farm

PILOTBURG March 8 report details multiple relocations in the community. The Herbert Campbell family moved to a farm two miles north of Haskins, with help from neighbors and relatives. Several tenant and farm houses change hands as Daryl Oldfield, Lantz, Joe Hoover, Ralph Flynn, and others move in or out, while family members note Mrs. Lyle Oldfield recovering from surgery in Rochester and the return of Josephine Oldfield.

Frank Stransky Pilotburg Mar Herbert Campbell Findley Rickey Haskins Speas Carl D. Anderson Percy Ashby Joe Haller Marion Stransky Juanita Haller Campbell Stacy Lee Brighton Daryl Oldfield Campbells Lantz Daryl Oldfields Carl Oldfield Joe Hoover Ralph Flynn Hoovers Fred Mouser Lyle Oldfield Rochester Minn Car Oldfield Josephine

Louisa County Names Selectives

Louisa County draft board names selectees to report March 12 for Ft Des Moines. Inductees include Jean Francis Le Roque Lone Tree and Ernest LeRoy Wright, Virgil F Wusth, Crawford Mt Union, Kenneth Wilbur Terry Letts. Replacements listed: Marvin James Frye Columbus Junction Eugene Wallace McGaan Oakville Hugh Carroll Davis Crawfordsville. The issue also notes winners in a junior high defamation contest and various local church and club officer elections and socials.

Martha Butters Columbus Junction Louisa County Ft. Des Moines Jean Francis le Roque Lone Tree Ernest LeRoy Wright Virgil Franklin Usth uAy Umouh Crawford Mt. Union Kenneth Wilbur Terry Letts Marvin James Frye Eugene Wallace McGaan Oakville Hugh Carroll Davis Crawfordsville

Dayton Grove Community Notes March Gatherings

Dayton Grove Iowa area social round up with visits to the Stephens and Crawford families. Mrs. Ellis Romine returns to Rose Hill after visiting relatives. So and Sew Club plans an all day meeting March 23 with Mrs William Embree. Members attended Merry Mixer at Mrs Harold Schnoebel’s. Several residents visited Knotts Oldfield Tadlock Embree and Tadlock households and Mrs Sadie Moore and Dean were Washington callers.

J. B. Moore Dayton Grove Mar J. D. Morrison Wellman Doyle Morrison Donny Carolee North English Robert Stephens Ellis Romine Rose Hill Ernest Crawford Mary Martha Barbara Richard Stephens Crawfordsville So and Sew Club William Embree William Carr Merry Mixer Club Harold Schnoevel A. E. Knotts Irma Oldfield Charlie Stewart Lexington Circle Doris Tadlock Sadie Moore Dean Washington

P E D Chapter Meeting Held at Mrs Stewart Home

KEOTA March 7 The annual election of officers for chapter members was held at the home of Mrs Stewart. Members discussed plans for future activities and duties.

J. W. Stewart Erma Hoter Harriett Clendenning Pearl Erdice Mary Isabelle Montgomery Luella Richardson Blattie Michell Winifred Mayer Margnerite Stewart Hattie Michell I. EK. O P.E.D Stewart

Marriage of Romelle Richardson and Louis Dallmeyer

Announcement reports the marriage of Romelle Richardson daughter of Clayton Richardson to Louis Dallmeyer son of Mr and Mrs L M Dallmeyer both of Columbus Junction. The ceremony was held March 3 in Kahoka Missouri with Rev G O Martinson officiating in the Evangelical church parsonage. They will reside on the Dallmeyer farm near here.

J. K. Ketmick Lee-Henry National Arm Association Presbyterian Sunday School Arian Lowe G. N. Duncan James Merritt Marian Pugh Juanita Hendrickson Eri. R. Mitchell H.l Gabriel Louis Pugh Catherine May Lincoln Buffington Lincoln L. Buffington Touisa County Jamison-Dudgeon Wapello Buffington Columbus City Louisa County Columbus Junction Mar Romelle Richardson Clayton Richardson Louis Dallmeyer L. M. Dallmeyer Kahoka Maren G. O. Martinson Evangelical Church Dallmeyer

Arington injures knee in lumber yard incident

K Arington of Eclipse Lumber slipped on ice while opening a shed door and broke the knee cap, taken to University Hospital Iowa City. Mrs Vans Hart Evans fell and broke her ankle, treated at Bellevue Hospital Muscatine. Mr and Mrs Darrow returned from Rock Island after their son William’s operation. T Perry Louisa county attorney had a minor neck growth removed at University Hospital Iowa City. Franz Rausenberger and wife welcomed a son born February 25, with grandparents H M and Mrs. Rausenberger of Eartham.

Columbus Junction Mar K. M. Arington Eclipse Lumber Company University Hospital Iowa City Vans Hart John Evans Bellevue Hospital Muscatine J. D. Darrow Rock Island William Rock Island Sanitarium T. K. Perry Louisa County Franz Rausenberger H. M. Rausenberger Columbus City Eartham

Portable radios gain earphone attachment option

The Association of Anti-Listeners to Other People's Radios notes a setback from the portable radio appearance and announces a new earphone attachment allowing owners to walk and listen to their favorite program without disturbing pedestrians. The device is roughly the size of an oversize candid camera.

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