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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1947

Page

2

Lukavsky Funeral Held in Fort Dodge

Funeral services for Frank J. Lukavsky of Fort Dodge were held at Corpus Christi Catholic Church with a Knights of Columbus rosary and Catholic Daughters service. The monument dealer died Monday morning and is survived by his wife Evonne two sons Bud and Urban a daughter Evonne brothers Edward Elmer Jim John two sisters Mary and Anna Johnston and others.

Frank J. Lukavsky Fort Dodge Corpus Christi Catholic Church Knights of Columbus Catholic Daughters of America Lukavsky Evonne Bud Ames Urban Edward Lukavsky Washington Elmer Detroit Mich Jim Wisconsin John Nevada Mary Anna. Johnston Lone Tree Will James

Lukavsky Siblings Attend Services Return Home

Edward Lukavsky Mary Lukavsky and Mrs Johnston attended the services and returned home last night as Lukavsky relatives are noted as deceased.

Lukavsky Edward and Mary Lukavsky Mrs. Johnston

Challenge Bowling Match at City Hall

A grudge bowling battle will be staged on the city hall alleys tonight. Local bowlers face a Minneapolis group led by Bill Sitler and George Morrison in a showcase match with six players on each side.

City Hall Minneapolis Bill Sitler George Morrison Lee Holland Mike Crone Harold Cumming Ed Sorrell Jim Stewart Lloyd Little Chick Crone Matt Whittaker Warren Stewart Clayton Bear

Home Made Dresses Fit With Paper Pattern Alterations

To ensure a good fit in a homemade dress, alterations should be made on the paper pattern before cutting the fabric. The guidance emphasizes adjusting darts seams and measurements on the pattern to achieve proper sizing prior to material cutting.

Athlete score totals and names from a team meet

A list of competitors with their scores in three events, including Nick Dittrich Bob Garrett Clayton Bear and many others, with totals shown beside each name. The OCR shows numerous typographical errors and misalignments but preserves the core results for a multi event meet.

Canfigtor Bowling Club Nick Dittrich Chas Gatbert Mills Es Gilmore Charlie Miller Sorrell Dale Fuhr Bill Edmondson Ralph Zeck Mike Crone Lloyd Little Bill Nordyke Fat Stewart Albert Mills Jerry Carris Russell Knott Geo. Morrison Harry Whittaker John Whittaker Howard Hazen Hap Monroy Ray Whitehead Bill Sitler Don Mitchell F. Mitchell Chic Crone Giff Morrison Harold Cumming Claude Tucker Jim Stewart John McGill R. Phillips Ralph Gibson Mike Flenner Maynard Ayers Isleo Shockey Ted Crone Walt Messer Earl Little KE. A. Peterson Tom Carson Dr. Lloyd Clow

Local Shoppers and Visits Highlight Town Notices

Local shoppers include Mrs Gussie Knerr Mrs Emil Hesselschwerdt Mrs H E Ross Wellman and Mrs Eleanor Miller of Weota Daryl Turnipseed attends Skelgas service school in Des Moines Margaret Cowden travels to Fairfield to speak at missionary societies meeting Farmers Store promotes meat groceries and ice cream Visitors include Mrs Harry Pearson and Mr and Mrs George Dickinson CORRECTION price error in Montgomery Ward ad for 5 piece dinette sets Mr and Mrs Fred L Stewart return from Green Forest Ark Mrs E D Morrison Sr departs for San Diego Calif to visit daughter Fred Monroe former resident of Washington now in Independence Missouri moves to Kansas City area work as City Transit Lines general manager reports strong bus traffic New product Grapenut wheat meal now available at Farmers Store

Fred Monroe Washington Independence Missouri City Transit Lines Kansas City

Who Will Acquire the Hope Diamond After McLean

The Hope diamond once owned by Mrs Evalyn Walsh McLean who died in Washington DC may be auctioned after reports that she rejected a 2 million dollar offer. Friends say she planned not to bequeath the gem to a family member and the fate of the famous jewel remains unresolved.

Evalyn Walsh McLean Washington, D. C McLean International

Who Will Run on the Aman Ticket in Politics

The piece discusses potential candidates for a ticket in the coming year. It mentions Wallace and left wing influences, New York politics, and Catholic figures like Wagner and McCormack, noting eligibility questions and possible candidates such as Francis J. Myers and others. It references regulatory and birthplace issues for several contenders.

Wallace New York United States Who Pwyer Ho O'Dwyer Ireland Robert F. Wagner Wagner New

Minneapolis Visitors Attend Local Wedding

Mrs Steve Rodjenovich and her sons Steven and Joel Michael from Minneapolis visit Mrs Iva Bales. They will attend the wedding tonight of Max Bales and Marie Gowey.

Steve Rodjenovich Steven Joel Michael Minneapolis Iva Bales Max Bales Marie Gowey

Waterloo Girl Rosalie Estridge Killed by Car

Funeral plans were under way in Waterloo Iowa for seven year old Rosalie Estridge who died after being struck by a car east of the city as she walked home from school. The driver was L R Payne of Independence. She is survived by Mr and Mrs Kenneth Estridge.

Waterloo Iowa Rosalie Estridge Here L. R. Payne Independence Kenneth Estridge

Milk drives farm income in 1945 nationwide

Milk accounted for 14 percent of total farm income in 1945, more than hogs and over twice wheat or eggs. One in fifteen families depended on milk for a livelihood as over 26 million cows on about 4.5 million farms produced milk nationwide.

Five Iowa farm women named master homemakers

Des Moines May 1 five Iowa farm women were named master farm homemakers by Wallaces Farmers and the Iowa Homestead magazine. The honorees were Mrs Kart Kneen Mt Union Mrs William Drier Hubbard Mrs D L Roger Adel Mrs George Teachout Shenandoah and Mrs Ross Willey Onawa. They will be presented medals at a luncheon with judges including Miss Louise Rosenfeld and Mrs Zoe Murphy among others.

Des Moines Iowa Wallaces’ Farmer Iowa Homestead Magazine Kart Kneen Mt. Union William Drier Hubbard D .L. Roger Iowa State College W. H. Royer Master Farm Homemakers of Raw Raymond Sayre Iowa Farm Bureau Fannie Gannon Zoe R. Murphy Iowa Homesteat

Rail Traffic Peaks and War-Time Comparisons

Passenger traffic in 1946 stood 32 percent below the wartime peak of 1944 yet 39 percent above the prewar peak of 1920, illustrating a recovery from war disruption with volumes exceeding 1920 levels.

Davenport man convicted of assault with intent to murder

Arthur Stremlaw was found guilty by a Scott County district court jury of assault with intent to commit murder for slugging Fred Lemburg, a Scott County jail turnkey, during an escape 24 years ago. He faces a sentence not to exceed 30 years at Fort Madison prison. Stremlaw returned from Sacramento, California, weeks ago.

Davenport Iowa Arthur Stremlaw Scott County District Court Fort Madison Sacrane Calif Stremlaw Fred Lemburg Scott County

Mapping in Fog Uses Radar to Chart Alaska Shores

Short range radar called Sho ran is used by Army Air Forces Signal Corps and Engineers teams to map rocky shores and underwater formations in Alaska’s storm and fog belt, areas previously charted only sketchily.

Army Air Forces Signal Corps Engineers Alaska

Average Income of Americans in 1946 Estimated

The 1946 average income for Americans including children is estimated at about 1179 dollars. This figure reflects household earnings nationwide in the postwar period and highlights overall economic conditions of the era.

Platinum Metals in Jewelry Use Limited to Two

Platinum, palladium among six listed platinum metals including iridium, rhodium, ruthenium and osmium. Though all are rare and precious, only platinum and palladium are commonly used in jewelry.

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Wolf’s Flower del Monte Peas Mt Jar Milford Gulf Kist Crisco Nestle’s Louisa Gold Jams White Owl Heinz North'n Tissue Purex Furn Carnation Windsor Club Texas Calif Eng Rinso Washington Fruit Market Oo Hilariou Gussie Knerr Emil Hesselschwerdt Kalona H. E. Ross Wellman Eleanor Miller Weota Daryl Turnipseed Margaret Cowden Fairfilld Missionary Societies Harry Pearson Iowa City George Dickinson Brighton Montgomery Ward Fred L. Stewart Green Forest Ark Mrs Willam Sloat Mr. Sloat E. D. Morrison, Sr San Diego Hunton D. Sellman Mr. Sellman Farmer’s Store Gem Mrs. McLean and Diamond Fan W. McCormack Etts RoogevVwlt Entire Stock Coats & Suits Crewes Rothschild Nicola Harmon the Sheaffer
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