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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1944

Page

2

Local Navy Transfers and Community Notices Run Together

Clarke Miller 2/c transferred from Oxnard California to Argus Unit 29 Paseo Washington. Jolly Good Timers Dance May 2 with $25 War Bond door prize. Robert Yoder, son of Willis and Mrs Yoder Kalona, had appendectomy at Mercy Iowa City. Pvt Donald R Bishop and Mrs D R Bishop welcome son Larry Edward born 1 44 this morning. He has a brother Donald. Pvt Donald R Bishop Crile General Hospital Ward 23 Cleveland Ohio. Harley W Prock new address Camp Bennion USN T S Faragut Idaho. Lt John Rothlisberger new address Army Air Base Pueblo Colorado. Funeral and dental convention trips noted. My office closed until May 4 and May 2 events referenced.

Clarke Miller Oxnard Calif Washington State Clark F. Miller Naval Air Station Paseo Wash Robert Yoder Willis Yoder Kalona Mercy Hospital Iowa City Donald R. Bishop Larry Edward Donald Larry Crile General Hospital Cleveland Ohio

Major League Baseball Results and Schedule Summary

National League results from Sunday show New York overpowering Brooklyn 26 8 in the opener while Philadelphia split two with Boston 2 1 and 2 2. Pittsburgh swept Cincinnati in a doubleheader as St Louis beat Chicago twice. Today’s slate lists several matchups including New York Washington and Cleveland Detroit with pitchers Wolff Johnson Lee Kleine set for action.

National League Tan Foe Si Philadelphia Breescena Cs Pittesureh GeiNakowos Lee Cricaeo New York Brooklyn Boston Pittsburgh Cincinnati Washington Chicago St. Louis Detroit Cleveland Wolff Johnson Lee Kleine

Camp Fire girls visit Court House log cabin outing

A group of Camp Fire girls with guardian Mrs George Dowell met at the Court House to hike to the Boy Scout log cabin. They gathered elm bark, viewed ghost trees, ate lunch near the cabin and learned plant names including Dutchman's breeches trilliums spring beauties violets and May apples. Also noted is Mrs Ira Gastman visiting from Kansas City with relatives and Corporal Howard N McCleery’s promotion to Technician Fifth Grade in England with Red Cross support for service members.

George Dowell Court House Boy Scout Howard N. McCleery England Red Cross

Softball Opener Set for Stewart Grounds Tuesday

The season opener at Stewart school grounds is set for Tuesday at 6 30 PM. The game features the American Pearl Button factory team against a high school boys squad in a local softball contest.

Stewart Stewart School

Juniors Entertain Seniors at Banquet in Moonlight Theme

The junior class hosted seniors and faculty at United Presbyterian church parlors. Decorations featured Hawaiian motifs with pineapples and a pineapple program. Toastmaster Harold Hall led the program with songs and lectures while guests included Supt. and Mrs. Butterworth, Mrs. Brown, and several students. A theater party followed at the State in Washington.

Ainsworth Brown Butterworth United Presbyterian Church Harold Hall Gerard Megdelsen Lois Pearson Robert O'Connor Beverly Butterworth Julia Koehler Edward Barry Shirley Conry Earl Miller John Dea Sam Canott Ruth Telford Jim McFarland Tracy Norris Warren Marston Max Owens Max White Bill Stewart Gerard Megcheisen Ralph Brown Betty Small

John Shaila Jr member of Three Quarter Century Club

John Shaila Jr born May 1 1861 in English River township Washington county. He is listed as a member of the Journal's Three Quarter Century club.

John Shaila, Jr The Journal Three Quarter Century Club English River Township Washington County

Fourth wedding anniversary noted for Mr and Mrs Darrell Goodwin

Mr and Mrs Darrell Goodwin of Wellman celebrate their fourth wedding anniversary today. The notice mentions their marriage date matching the couple’s significant milestone.

J. Bovi Darrell Goodwin Wellman

Birthdays Noted For Local Residents And Service Members

Mrs. Guy Carlton of Debuque and James Owen in service are listed with Phyllis Evelyn Cupp Wilma Jean Krantz and Walter Wells also celebrated. David Munro of West Chester, a veteran flyer for several years, appears on the list.

Guy Carlton Debuque Walter Wells James Owen Phyllis Evelyn Cupp Wilma Jean Krantz David Munro West Chester

Harry Kuntz Observes Another Birthday Today

Harry Kuntz marks another birthday today with family and friends gathering to celebrate. The occasion highlights the longtime local resident’s community involvement and personal milestones.

Harry Kuntz

Holts Entertain Club Hosts Cooperative Supper

Mr and Mrs Ben Holt hosted a Saturday evening cooperative supper for members of the U and I club and their families. All but one member attended. Mrs Holt was assisted by Evelyn Hexworth Bernice Kelley and Mrs Will Bealer. The evening featured cards games and visiting.

Ben Holt U and I Club

Riverside locals share hospital to home moves and furlough visit

Albert Armbruster, injured in a stair fall in Iowa, moved from hospital in Iowa City to his sister Mary Veggy’s Riverside area home. He was visiting from Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Clayton Wingler, Navy serviceman in New Guinea, spent a 30 day furlough with his parents Edward and family and sister Donald Rath in Riverside.

Riverside Albert Armbruster Iowa City George Veggy Mary F. Veggy Armbruster Chapel Hill North Carolina Clayton Wingler United States Navy New Guinea Edward Wingler Donald Rath

Sweden’s peat reserves and fuel potential outlined

Sweden holds five or six billion tons of peat with even distribution. Two tons of peat yield the heat of a ton of steam coal, supporting a Sosdala plant capacity of 70 000 tons of briquets. Experiments distill peat into fuel oil gas coke tar carbolic acid paraffin and resin.

Sweden Sosdala

Calendar of club meetings and social events

A list of upcoming meetings and gatherings across groups including the Music department supper at 6:30 p.m., Order of Rainbow girls at 7:40 p.m., Slaughters of Union Veterans, Pythian Sisters, Prairie Flower young people, and many others with locations such as the Masonic temple and K P hall. Details note bring dishes and table service, changes of meeting places, and special sessions.

R. H. MecCleery Order of Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple Slaughters of Union Veterans Puwesageyo Pythian Sisters P.m K. P. Hall Prairie Flower Young People’s Newt Benson Rosa Lewis W. L. Rukgaber P.a.r R.S. Wartfel S. Iowa Ave

Christian Endeavor Observes Birthday

The Christian Endeavor Birth day club anniversary was observed with a cooperative dinner at the David McCartney home north of Haskins attended by fourteen friends. Leavitt Lambert of Iowa City led devotions and Evelyn Leonard delivered greetings as club president.

Christian Endeavor Birthday Club David McCartney Haskins Co-Operative Evelyn Leonard Leavitt Lambert Iowa City Endeavor

Presbyterian Morning Prayer Meeting Set for Wednesday

The Presbyterian morning prayer meeting will convene at 9 30 o clock Wednesday morning at the church located at 6612. The gathering invites the congregation to join in prayer and reflection.

Presbyterian

Bees Delay Bomber Mission Over Colony in Plane

A Bomber aircraft could not depart because a colony of bees had settled aboard. The mission was postponed until a queen bee was removed to allow the aircraft to fly.

Circle club meeting postponed and notes on church groups

The Friendly Circle meeting is rescheduled for a week later. Friday events include Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid Society program at the parsonage and Paul's Women's Guild regular gathering at 1 30 p.m. at the church plus announcements about flower seed bulb sales and a name change to cullting.

Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid Society Art. Paul’s Women’s Guild

Twin Nebraskan Births and Hospital Notices

At the hospital Mr and Mrs John Skubal Ainsworth welcomed a nine pound one ounce son born at 1130 last night. Mr and Mrs Myron Striegel Harper welcomed a son weighing seven pounds eight and three quarter ounces born at 1146. Mr and Mrs Donald Bishop West Chester welcomed a seven pound ten and a half ounce son born this morning at 144. Mrs Claude DeMoney Keota was admitted last evening as a medical patient.

John Skubal Ainsworth Myron Striegel Harper Donald Bishop West Chester Claude DeMoney Keota

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