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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1944

Page

2

Local Navy Notices and Charis Corsetiere Change

A jumble of notices lists service members headed overseas and to San Francisco for Fleet assignments. Charis corsetiere Mrs I E Glick replaces orders in the Davenport Charis Office. Lt Cmdr Charles W McLaughlin Jr sails to sea duty, with wife and son joining him in Omaha before departure. The Dan-Dee Cafe, listed for sale as an entering service business, may close on March 30 if not sold.

Charis Davenport Charles W. McLaughlin, Jr San Francisco Calif C. W. McLaughtlin Corpus Christi Texas Com. McLaughlin Charles W., III Omaha Nebr Dan Hershberger

Draw Pairings For Tourney At Y Next Week

Drawings for the Y M C A independent basketball tournament were held at the Y with 13 teams entered and three byes. First round pairings include Bye vs Morning Sun, Cotter vs Kalona, West Chester vs Crawfordsville, Letts vs Conesville, Bye vs Winfield, Bye vs Ainsworth, Sharon vs Grandview, Wapello vs Washington. Monday through Friday schedule lists games and times with semi finals Thursday and final Friday, prizes in war stamps.

Y’s Morning Sun Cotter Kalona West Chester Crawfordsville Letts Conesville Winfield Ainsworth Sharon Grandview Wapello Washington Sharon-Grandview

Patterson Bride Helen Weds Pvt Coe Hottle at Fort Leonard Wood

Mrs O C Patterson announces the marriage of her daughter Helen Patterson of Davenport to Private Coe Hottle of Fort Leonard Wood Missouri formerly of Seattle Washington. The double ring ceremony was held at the Fort Leonard Wood chapel with Chaplain McLung officiating. Attendants included Edith Patterson and Captain Franklin Doenges. The altar was decorated with spring flowers and guests included Pvt Ivan King and Lt William Gruber.

O. C. Patterson Helen Patterson Davenport Coe Hottle Fort Leonard Wood Seaton McLung Edith Patterson Washngton Franklin Doenges Pvt Ivan King William Gruber

South English Man Dies in Plane Crash

El Paso Texas March 21 Pfc. Donald V. Robinson son of R. H. Robinson of South Inglish Iowa was among nine army airmen killed yesterday when an 8-24 bomber crashed three miles southeast of Biggs Field during a combat training mission.

EL Paso Texas Donald V. Robinson R. H. Robinson South Inglish Iowa Army Biggs Field

Finland Rejects Red Terms in Armistice Talks

In Helsinki on March 21 Finland formally rejected Russia armistice terms announced early today. The government said it would persist in seeking a satisfactory peace with the Soviet Union.

Finland Helsinki Upfinland

Local Revenue Office to Close Friday

John J. T. Mattes reports the internal revenue office at the post office will close all day Friday. A change of plans means the office will be closed Friday instead of Thursday as earlier reported.

Internal Revenue Office John JT. Mattes Mattes

Tournament Officials Named For Local Event

Officials of the tournament include John Harp George Freshwaters Art Bielefeldt and Eugene McCormick with admission set at several cents for adults and 20 cents for high school students and younger children.

John Harp George Freshwaters Art Bielefeldt Eugene McCormick

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Report

Mrs. Albert Wehr of 402 East Second Street was admitted as a medical patient. Bill Caldwell of route two and Kathryn Latta of 102% South Marion Avenue were discharged yesterday. Mrs. Leonard Horak of Riverside underwent an appendectomy this morning. Mrs. Floyd Stover of route one and Mrs. Joe Augustine of Rubio were discharged today.

Albert Wehr East Second Street Bill Caldwell Kathryn Latta South Marion Avenue Leonard Horak Riverside Floyd Stover Route One Joe Augustine

Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings Weekly

A dense listing of Tuesday to Friday gatherings across churches, civic groups, and clubs. Milestones include Wesleyan Service Guild at 7 30 PM on Tuesday and a Damascus Shrine meeting rescheduled to March 28. Various circles, Pythian groups, P.T.A. sessions, Homemakers and Rural Women events fill the week with rehearsals, socials, luncheons, and public affairs notices.

Wesleyan Service Guild Esther Hayes Damascus Shrine Pythian Sisters K.P. Hall McCleary Circle William Graf C.E.S Andes Masonic Temple Lester Lueckenbill Leslie Gates Phil Weldin Weldin A. J. Bielefeldt Women’s Republican Club of Wash W.C.A

New Address For Pre Richard A Knupp Camp Pendleton

Mr. and Mrs. Dale Carstensen move from Waterloo to Mankato Minnesota where he becomes assistant manager at Montgomery Ward. He moves from head of men's clothing at Waterloo store to lead department in a town of about 20 000.

Richard A. Knupp Co. i F.M.F 28Th Marines Bth Camp Pendleton Oceanside Calif Dale Carstensen Waterloo Mankato Minn Montgomery Ward Carstensen

Irene Fishburn Weds Pvt Petranek at Camp Barkley

Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Fishburn announce the marriage of Irene Fishburn to Private John L. Petranek of Camp Barkley Texas. The wedding took place March 15 in the chapel at Camp Barkley with the bride in a white wool dressmaker suit and a corsage of gardenias and rose buds. Pvt Petranek, a former registered pharmacist and floor manager for a Goldblatt store in Chicago, and Mrs Petranek, a former Goldblatt department manager in Chicago, are noted in the ceremony report.

C. A. Fishburn West Madison Street Irene Fishburn John L. Petranek Camp Barkley Texas Petranek

Honor Mrs Fields At Birthday Dinner

Mrs J W Fields observed a birthday Sunday and was guest of honor at a surprise party planned by her husband. Relatives arrived with baskets for a cooperative dinner at noon. Two large birthday cakes were served with dessert. Present were Mr and Mrs George Usher and son Bob, Mr and Mrs Richard Vields of Cedar Rapids, Mr and Mrs George Koehler and son Walter, Mrs George T Koeller and son Michael, and the Fields family.

J. W. Fields George Usher Bob Richard Vields Cedar Rapids George Koehler Walter George T. Koeller Michael Fields

Marionette Show Featured at Drama Department Meeting

At the regular Drama Department meeting led by Mrs. Herbert Osincup, 15 members and five guests attend. The marionette performance Pooh Goes Visiting and Gets Stuck starred Don ald Kerr Roderick Kerr and Mrs. Kerr, with Dandy Kerr as stage manager and Kay Ellen Kerr as critic.

Drama Department George Kerr Herbert Osincup Bernice Wall Kathryn Crigler Mary Welch Louis Larsen Pat Osineup Liviarston Eileen Jeffrey Esther Hayes Jurging Alice McDaniel Harole Stephens

Preservation breakthrough uses two acids on chicken feathers

Researchers reveal a method to preserve wet chicken feathers by soaking them in a mixture of two weak acids. The process aims to extend feather shelf life and may impact agricultural waste use.

Hang ingly Hang Towels with Embroidered Edging

A textile note describes hanging guest towels singly with a third over the line and features embroidered parts or colored edging at the bottom. The guidance emphasizes neat presentation and decorative detail for guests.

Riverside Garden Club Opens Season Meeting at Krotz Home

Riverside Garden club held its 1944 season kickoff at Mrs. Anna Krotz’s Riverside home with seven members and six guests. Mary Baschnagel led the program replacing the absent leader Jank Safourek, reading pieces on sowing seeds indoors and not waiting for spring.

Riverside Riverside Garden Club Anna Krotz May Alcorn Oscar Jugenheimer Estelle Critz J. M. Soukup John W. Soukup Wilbur Chalupa Aeed Jank Safourek Mary Baschnagel Victoria Griffin Emma Frank Glenn Bouquet John Rotenburger Mary Schnoebelen Minnie Holtz Krotz

D U V Meeting Held at Legion Hall

Officers of the Daughters of Union Veterans gathered for the March meeting at Legion hall. The session, postponed from the first, was led by president Eva Blake who announced three candidates to be initiated April 3. A social hour followed with refreshments courtesy of Mrs. T R Phillips in honor of Mrs. Charles Hebner.

Daughters of Union Veterans Legion Hall Eva Blake T. R. Phillips Charles Hebner D.A.V Hebner

Betrothal of Helen Pearson and Pvt. R. Paine

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Pearson of Ainsworth announce the engagement of their daughter Helen Ruth to Private Richard Paine nephew of Amy Paine of Letts. No date set for the wedding. Helen, a graduate of Ainsworth High School and Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Walls, has taught fifth grade at Letts Consolidated. Paine, a Letts High School graduate, attended Parsons College Fairfield and was affiliated with Zeta Theta Gamma.

Jesse Pearson Ainsworth Helen Ruth Richard Paine Amy Paine Letts Pearson Ainsworth High School Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Walls Letts Consolidated School Private Paine Letts High School Parsons College Fairfield Zeta Theta Gamina Frater

Missionary Society Holds March Meeting

The Missionary Society of the Associate Presbyterian Church met last evening with Mary Atchison presiding. Assistant leader Mrs Kathryn Holcomb led actions and a business vote sent $10 to the American Bible Society. Beth Dawson led the study Our Creed. The evening closed with sewing and social time.

Mary Atchison the Missionary Society Associate Presbyters Church Kathryn Holcomb Sey American Bible Society Ebeth Dawson

Ski Trooper Paine Serves Overseas Now at Camp Hale

Private Paine of the mountain infantry served overseas in the year and is now stationed at Camp Hale in Colorado.

Nity Mo Tain Infantry Paine Camp Hale Colo

Also Mentioned on This Page

Washington County Wolf’s Flower Stanley Richards Tommy Richards Sgt Stanley T. Richards Fleet Post Office Lemmon Stephen Washington Little’s Furniture Close Revenue Office Bik, Pat Army Russet Rapp Fythian Circle Frank Gobble C. W. Tucker Earl Booth Grace Hill Ladies Aid Snc Nelson Woodford 1St Kings Neill Trotman Red Cross Independent Fred Palmer Just Us Wi'l Sickels E. 6Th St Friday Baptist Missionary Society Rudie Schmidt Mary Starr Mary Johnson Women's Council of Church of Curt Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society Will Hemmings Ernest Jones Glen L. Wilson C. S John W. Lemmon Optometrists Mrs. Fields Mrs. Kerr Margaret Moller Mrs. Stephens D.U.V Helen Pearson Pvt. R. Paine Donald Benblossom Rothschilds Earl May Little Marvel Garden Detroit GNION Red River Valley Iowa State College Tama Boone
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