Crawfordsville Faces St. Marys for State Bid
Crawfordsville must win its final sub state game against St. Marys of Iowa City to advance to the state tournament in Iowa City next week. Tonight Clinton plays Franklin of Cedar Rapids and Springville meets Preston while Ottumwa battles Iowa City in Class A action.
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Crawfordsville
Iowa City
Washington County
St. Mary’s
Clinton
Franklin
Cedar Rapids
Springville
Preston
Ottumwa
Bloomfield
Mediapolis
Washington
Little Six
St. Mary's
Eggs headline two sizes from Jackson farm northeast town
Mrs. Eli Jackson shows two egg sizes gathered this morning on the Jackson farm northeast of town. The large egg measures eight and a half inches around while the smaller measures four and three quarters inches. The pullet laying the smaller egg is five months old.
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Eli Jackson
Jackson Farm
Town
Sharon Loses to Washington Y in Narrow Court Result
Washington Y defeated Sharon 34 to 29 as Sharon led 8-6 after the first quarter and 17-12 at halftime. Norris and Fuhr stood out for Washington while both teams struggled with accuracy in a low scoring game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sharon
Norris
Fuhr
Marshall
Ewe
W. Chamberlin
G — Herron
Dunwoody
D. Chamberlin
McFarland
Whitehead Eee Luckers
Tegan Ic
R. Meer
Fee
Snider
Roberts
C. Yoder
Altimer
B. Meer
T. Yoder Lachen
Local Service News From Camp Crowder and Iowa City
Pvt Lester W Meyer of Company G34th Training Battalion Camp Crowder Missouri is listed. Mrs George Maxwell visiting Sioux City daughter is expected home today. Harold Messenger took daughter Virginia to Children's Hospital Iowa City for check up. Virginia had infantile paralysis at 18 months leaving one limb crippled after several operations. Treatments improved leg length and knee function says hospital physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac Morgan
Iowa Southern Utility Company
Wayne Kendrick
George Maxwell
Roy Tripp
Sioux City
Harold Messenger
Virginia
Children’s Hospital
Iowa City
Dorothy Livesay and Everette Chorpening wed at Methodist church
Dorothy Arleen Livesay and Everette R. Chorpening exchanged vows before about 200 guests at the Methodist church. The couple, both from local families, received guests at a reception in the Livesay home and will reside on a farm northwest of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Robert
Richard Drury
Marshalltown
Dorothy Livesay
Everette Chorpening
J. P. Lempsey
E. R
Chorpening
Dorothy Arleen Livesay
Everette R. Chorpening
Methodist Church
F. G. Livesay
James Chorpening
P. W. Deedrick
Columbus Junction
Robert Birney
George Miller
Hdna Klein
Milo Soruen
Owen Hayes
Carolyn Carvee
Chicago
Beatrice Ryan
Lyle Godfrey
J. P. Dempsey
Livesay Home
East Washington Street
Army Air Corps
Bermuda
J. G. Etzel
Herschel, Ill
Russell, Robert and
Birthdays and anniversaries listed for local residents
Mrs. Lee Sands of Haskins celebrates 29th wedding anniversary. Birthdays mark twins Karen Rae and Sharon Kay Wallace, Evelyn Ruth Stout, Mary Ruth Brayton, Martha Lohberger, and Mrs. Cullen Bacon. Also noted are Mrs. Verle C. Edwards of Portland and Mrs. Rosina Johns White of Crawfordsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Sands
Haskins
Karen Rae
Sharon Kay Wallace
Lee Wallace
Evelyn Ruth Stout
Donald Stout
Mary Ruth Brayton
Maurice Brayton
Washington
Martha Lohberger
Cullen Bacon
Rock Island
Joe Lohberger
Verle C. Edwards
Portland, Ore
Rosina Johns White
Crawfordsville
Thawed Poultry Cooking and Safety Notes
Thawed poultry cooks more evenly and saves fuel. It can thaw slowly in the refrigerator or at room temperature but must be watched closely. Once thawed, cook without delay because thawed meat spoils more quickly than freshly killed.
Hospital admits Brighton man and local discharges noted
Leroy Mineart of Brighton was admitted as a medical patient this morning. Mrs. Duane Forinash and daughter Alice Marie, 119 South Marion Avenue, were discharged yesterday. Mrs. Charles Rademaker of Ainsworth was discharged today. Mrs. P. E. O'Connor lives in Ainsworth rather than Columbus Junction as reported. Gerald George Zeck celebrates his sixth birthday today with other local birthday honorees including Mrs. Carroll Halligat, Scott Wilcox, Phyllis Jean Guenth er, Victor Mayer, George Hubert Schulty, and Alice Carl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Mineart
Brighton
Duane Forinash
Alice Marie
South
Marion Avenue
Charles .Rademaker
Ainsworth
P. E. O'Connor
Columbus Junction
Carroll Halligat of
Muscatine
Scott Wilcox
Phyllis Jean Guenther
Victor Mayer
George Hubert Schulty
Alice Carl
Missionary Society Meeting At Mrs Gamon Home
Mrs William Gamon and Mrs H J Myers co hosted 12 Prairie Flower Missionary Society members four children and three guests. After a cooperative noon dinner Mrs C C Reeves presided with Mrs Carl Jarrard in devotions. A Faith reading from Hebrews 11 followed by hymns and prayers. Mrs Earl Smith led an India lesson on country people living conditions customs and missionary needs. Three new members were added: Mrs Ralph Herr Mrs Walter Neff and Mrs John Rittenhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gamon
H. J. Myers
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
C. C. Reeves
Carl Jarrard
N. J. Benson
Earl Smith
Service Guild Meeting With Mrs Rathmel at Wesleyan Church
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the Methodist church met with Mrs Rebecca Rathmel. Fourteen members attended as Mrs Harold Stephens led devotions. The group sponsored items for Alvin Drew School Pine Ridge Ky and heard a missionary lesson World Order and Peace. Irene Rich led entertainments and Mrs John Yousling was reinstated. The anniversary meeting with a cooperative supper is planned for April 11 with Mrs Fred Miller hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
The
Methodist Church
Rebecca Rathmel
Harold Stephens
Alvin Drew
Pine Ridge
James Birney
Irene Rich
John Yousling
Fred Miller
Roy Fields
Luncheon Hosts Visit From Out of Town Guests
Mrs Bruce Lipscomb and Margaret Alice Stewart hosted a luncheon yesterday at Mrs Lipscombs home. Out of town guests included Mrs Horace Pike of Santa Ana California Mrs Hunton D Sellman and Mrs William S Wallace of Iowa City. The group had also dined with Mrs Sellman in Iowa City the previous week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Lipscomb
Margaret Alice Stewart
Horace Pike
Santa Ana
Calif
Hunton D. Sellman
William S. Wallace
Iowa City
Rebekah Club Meets at L. R. Baker Home
The Rebekah Club met yesterday with Mrs. L. R. Baker. Mrs. O. E. Sisk attended as a guest. Vice president Mrs. Baker led a brief business session and announced the next regular meeting with Mrs. Paul Deimerly. A family night supper at 6 30 pm is set for March 21 in the IO.A.F. dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Club
L. R. Baker
O. E. Sisk
Two Groups Unite Making One Class
The Shalom Group and Loyal Sisterhood classes of the Methodist Sunday school held a meeting yesterday afternoon at the church. Participants discussed combining into a single class and planned future sessions and activities for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shalom
Sisterhood
The
Methodist Sunday School
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Clubs
The social calendar lists church groups and societies meeting Friday and Tuesday. Notable items include the Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church at 2:30 p.m., WSC S general meeting with a 2 p.m. gathering, Rebekah Lodge at 7:30 p.m., Bethlehem Commandery cooperative supper at 6:30 p.m., United Presbyterian Ladies Aid business at 2:30 p.m., and West Chester WCTU at 7:30 p.m. Other events feature potlucks, luncheons, and cooperative suppers at various homes and halls with reminders to bring dishes and table service. The schedule also covers Junior Missionary Society, 19th Century Club luncheons, Fortnightly club meetings, drama department events, Rainbow Girls, D of U V, and Pythian Sisters activities, plus garden and auxiliary meetings and roll calls.
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United Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
West Chester
W.C.T.U
Merle McDowell Pleasant
Junior Missionary Society of
U.P. Church
George Morrison
Emma Barnett
W. B. Dupuis
Y. W
Marcella Blackmer
Marjorie Rodman
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
U.V
Parionnnend
Ross van Nostrand
Boyd White
Thanking Neighbors for Help After Broken Leg
T H Well expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for support while sidelined by a broken leg and for cards received.
Mary Martha class unites under Mrs Anderson guidance
Members of both classes decide to join as the Mary Martha class. Officers elected include president Sam Sigafoose and vice president Mary Genkinger. secretary Charles Welsh. treasurer Palmer Babcock. teachers J E Kunath and assistants T F Barker L A Bunce. A L Grifith assistant secretary. Pearl Whistler assistant.
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Mary Martha
A. Anderson
J. E. Kunath
T. F. Barker
L. A. Bunce
Sam Sigafoose
Mary Genkinger
Charles Welsh
A. L. Grifith
Palmer Babcock
Pearl Whistler
Fortnightly Club Praised Dramatic Program
Frances Nash Donovan presented a vivid one woman show to about 225 Fortnightly members and guests in Peoria area Community room, featuring scenes from great figures building a new world. Mrs. Michels elected president. duties outlined for officers, committees, and April health program at the Y with Dr. Zimmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Nash Donovan
T. A. Michels
Donovan
Beverly Hills
Califf
Peoria
Ill
Washington
Middle West
Mary Magdadene
Mary the Mother of
Jesus
Thomas Jefferson
Harriey Stowe
W. L. Alcorn
Michels
George Masson
McCleery
Music Department
Brahms
Thanks
God
Carolyn Hamilton
Boyd White
Bruce Lipscomb
Edward McCut
Informal Coffee Honoring Mrs Charles Berdo at Berdo Nome
Mrs Boyd Berdo and sister Mrs Alex Lytle hosted a casual afternoon at the Berdo Nome 1201 South Iowa avenue to introduce the former's daughter-in-law Mrs Charles Berdo. Guests arrived at varied hours with Chicago guest Mrs E M Miller and others assisting. out of town visitors included several women from Fairfield Muscatine Santa Ana and Kalona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Berdo
Alex Lytle
Charles Berdo
Berdo Nome
South
Iowa Avenue
E. M. Miller
Chicago
H. C. Hull
Leslie Elcher
Santa Ana
Calif
William S. Wallace
Ilowa City
J. N. Irwin
Bighton
T. V. Knerr
Kalona
Dinner at Legion Meeting Tuesday Potluck event at post and Auxiliary
A potluck dinner will be served at seven o'clock next Tuesday as part of a joint meeting of the Leon Beatty post and Auxiliary. Following the dinner there is an induction of new Legion members with Commander Alvin Rommel aiming for a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Beatty
Legion
Alvin Rommel
Funeral Rites Held for Margaret Hamil at Ainsworth
Funeral services for Margaret Hamil were held yesterday afternoon at the United Presbyterian church in Ainsworth conducted by Rev. Karl Megehelsen. Music was provided by a quartet including Mrs. Frank Henderson and others, with Mrs. Boyd White as accompanist. Pallbearers were Fred and Clarence Walker, Harry and W. H. McConnell, Robert Rhea and Lee Rhea. Burial followed at Crawfordsville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hamil
United Presbyterian Church
Ainsworth
Karl Megehelsen
Frank Henderson
Fred Orris
A. E. Sands
Mac Wallace
Boyd White
Fred
Clarence Walker
Harry
W. H. McConnell
Robert Rhea
Lee Rhea
Crawfordsville Cemetery
Avoid Shock Safety Guide for Electrical Work
Clear warning to never touch two lamps two switches or a lamp and a grounded metal object at once. Keep hands dry and avoid contact with live parts. use insulated tools and assume circuits are live. Follow safety steps to prevent electrical shock during maintenance or repairs.
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Wolf’s Flower Shop
J. G. Ettel
Lois Pearson
Audra Pearson
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Coe College
Fred Steck
Des Moines
Aamily
Jay Sproatt
Frances Whisler
Mt. Vernon
Cornell College
Jeanne Cone
Jinx Glazner
Waterloo
MacMurray College
Jacksonville
R. B. Whisler
Miss Whisler
Robert Hammer
Oklahoma
E. B. Hammer
Camp Gruber
Bill Hammer
Philippines
Leyte
Moratai
Utep
W. Wash
Washington “Y
Lester W. Meyer
Trg. Bn
B.I.T.G
A.S.F.T.C
Camp Crowder
United States
Motor Service
Oan Ane
Ast
Stephen Washington
Etna
Tankar Station
Iowa Ave
Miss Carbee
Miss Ryan
Alice Chorpening
Mrs. Livesay
E. R. Chorpening
Wwere Pheene
Afi A
Three Quarter Century Club
Mary Jane Bowers
Darlington, Indi
Emma Black
Black
Bowers
C.V. Grall
Gerald George Zeck
Mrs
George Zeck
Yard & McFarlane Insurance Agency
Hotel Washington
Service Guild
Rebekah
Evoready Plumbing & Heating
Cas Mumul Ggl Furnace Service
R. L. Muench
Clara Barton Street
W.F.W
K.C. Hall
Pythian Sisters
P. Hall
Booster Club
Carl Hering
Ralph Stewart
T. H. Well
Nicola
A. G. Spalding Athletic Goods
R. H. McCleery
George Foster
Fred Neiswanger
Frank L. Wilson
A. Harwood
Legion Meeting
Hamil
Childees S
Icks VapoRus
Klein
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