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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1947

Page

6

Sieg Company Celebrates First Anniversary in Washington

Sieg Company marks its first anniversary on May 1 after opening May 1, 1946 at 212 South Marion Avenue. Managed by F. J. Rouch, the wholesale auto parts firm serves Washington area garage men and dealers, with affiliated stores in Fairfield Albia Mt Pleasant Centerville Osceola and Ottumwa as parent. Local partners include H. E Gray Truman Hysel and Ernest Lamansky.

Sieg Company Washington South Marion Avenue F. J. Rouch Fairfield Albia Mts. Pleasant Centerville Oskaloosa Ottumwa Sieg Iowa Nebraska Illinois Davenperi Mr. Roveh H. E Gray Truman Hysel Ernest Lamansky

Mrs. Davis Hosts Pythian Circle Gathering

Mrs. C Harry Davis entertained members of the Pythian Circle yesterday afternoon. Mrs. B C Briley presided and two members were named to the card and flower committee. Mrs. I T Rehmer led entertainment. Hostess assisted by granddaughter Mrs Don Ninner and great granddaughter Jean Rinner served refreshments. Mr Davis celebrated a birthday that day. May meeting to be hosted by Mrs Steve Stewart.

C. Harry Davis Pythian Circle B. C. Briley Davis Briley I. T. Rehmer Don Ninner Jean Rinner Steve Stewart

Winter market wrapped tomatoes may suffocate in CO2

Specialists from the department of agriculture warn that tomatoes sold in transparent moisture proof film on the winter market can release carbon dioxide and suffocate if packed too tightly, raising concerns for storage and handling.

Department of Agriculture

Novelist Willa Cather Dies in New York at 70

Willa Cather, renowned American author of One of Ours, died in New York City at age 70 from a cerebral hemorrhage. Born on a Nebraska ranch, she worked as a schoolteacher, newspaper writer, and magazine editor before attaining literary fame.

Willa Cather New York City Nebraska Miss Cather

Birthday wishes greet Journal's Three Quarter Century club member

John Titterington marked his 61st birthday while fellow Three Quarter Century members Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lanes and Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Boyd observed anniversaries. Nan cy Kuntz and Larry Edward Bishop received birthday candles, with Wilma Jean Krantz celebrating her Sth birthday. Other honorees include Phyllis Evelyn Cupp, David Munro, Robert Choate, Guy Carlton, James Owen, Walter Wells, and R. L. Badger, all noted in this local birthday and anniversary roundup.

Journal John Titterington Nancy Kuntz Harry Kuntz Larry Edward Bishop Donald Bishop R. L. Badger Cinh

Missionary Society Welcomes New Member Lydia Juzeler

The Bethel Missionary Society met yesterday afternoon with Lydia Juzeler. Mrs. Mary Applegate assisted, Mrs. C. C. Rothlisberger presided, and Mrs. Ed Cady led devotions. Carrie Davis presented the lesson as the group welcomed new member Mrs. Maurice Meyer. Refreshments followed.

Bethel Missionary Society Lydia Juzel Mary Applegate C. C. Rothlisberger Ed Cady Carrie Davis Maurice Meyer

Mrs Henely paints Guatemala as ideal visit or retirement spot

Mrs Eugene Henely of Grinnell describes Guatemala as the Land of Eternal Spring in a talk to the county Federation of Women's Clubs. She traveled from Washington to Guatemala via New Orleans and Mexico, praising hospitality, climate, and modern amenities while noting U S residents invest and retire there.

Guatemala Eugene Henely Grinnell Henely 21St County Convention of Federation of Women's Clubs Methodist Church Washington, D. C New Orleans Mexico Ohio United States South America Europe

Grace Hill Aid Plant and Bulb Exchange Held

Grace Hill Ladies Aid held a plant and bulb exchange at the Community building yesterday afternoon. Eight members attended as Mrs Nelson Woodford led the meeting with Mrs Leonard Brinning as devotional leader. They voted to buy screen doors and windows for the building and planned the next meeting in two weeks, with a possible May 7 afternoon session if enough members wish.

Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society Nelson Woodford Leonard Brinning

Navajo Club Meeting Notes Honor Cancer Fund Donation

Navajo club members met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. O. E. Schmitt and voted a five dollar donation to the cancer fund. Mrs. Justus Peterson, recently returned to Washington to live, was re instated as a club member. Guests included Mrs. Earl Steele and Mrs. Ernest Salladay. Two course refreshments in spring fashion were served by the hostess.

A. R. Krause Marie Blattner Dick Dare Ann Houck Biddy Johnson Ben Robbins Keota Janet Hulse Norman Dearborn Phyllis Joan Joyce Richardson Walter Reed Hospital Washington, D. C Josephine Elder Boyd Berdo Berdo Harold Ross Wellman Dale Jackson Kalona Sorosis Club Ainsworth O. E. Schmitt Justus Peterson Washington Earl Steele Ernest Salladay

Founder’s Day Dinner Marks 16th Beta Sigma Phi Anniversary

Gamma Psi chapter Beta Sigma Phi held Founder's Day dinner at the Pines last evening, with yellow rose and black yellow candles as centerpieces. Mrs. Duane Griggs hosted. two members were initiated during a candle light ceremony. Mrs. William Sitler, president, led the meeting and read a message from founder Walter W. Ross. Mrs. Robert McFarlane presented a program on The Torch official publication. Refreshments followed social hour.

Gamma Psi Beta Sigma Phi the Pines Duane Griggs William Sitler Waler W. Ross Robert McFarlane

Social calendar of West Chester club events

Thursday activities include C C C class, Bible group, and a Mother’s Day program at Masonic temple. Friday lists Past Matrons supper Rebekah lodge and church groups. Saturday and Monday promote meetings and dinners across Masonic temple, U P church, and Public library.

C.C.C West Chester Carrie Testroet Booth Masonic Temple O. FE. S Robert Gates Rebekah Lodge O. QO. F. Hall Pauls Women Guild Ruth Nichol Missionary Society Harry Donaldson Arthur Duensing Emma C. Anderson Paul Deimerly Music Department Lester Luckenbil Women's Service Guild of Presbyterian Church Womens’ Missionary Sociaty P.m U. P. Church Clara Tate W.R. C Legion Hall Methodist Church U. W. Bible Department Masonic Temple Order of Rainbow Girls

State PTA President Address Sparks Community Meeting

Mrs. L. S Mumford, state PTA president, spoke to a large audience of parents and teachers at Lincoln school. The program featured student choirs and solos, a musical playlet, and a summary of the four point PTA program including home school ties, health, world understanding, and family life education. A premeeting dinner honored Mrs. Mumford with attendees from the City Council PTA and local schools.

Lincoln School L. S Mumford P T. A Carolyn Neal Stewart School Miss .Neal Carolyn Holland Lincoln Virginia Terry Miss Neal St. James Peter Rabbit Mary James Michael Margarette McCleery Stewart E. G. Humm City P. T. A. Council Mumford P. T. A. Council Stanley Zager Albert Mills Triv Jones Earl Loveless Paul Ferr Glenn VanAyikan Paul Horak Mumm W. A. Bkebe

Mrs Lauder Kennedy Returns for Community Event

Mrs Lauder Kennedy attends a local gathering with provisions of potatoes rolls and coffee listed. Eva Denny is noted in the afternoon program at 2 59 p m in the literature department division.

Lauder Kennedy Eva Denny

Son fined for driving without license in court

George Shalla paid 13.30 in fines and costs in Justice J E Bovee's court for permitting his son to operate a motor vehicle without a license and for driving without a license.

George Shalla J. E. Bovee

Local notices of visits blooms and readings in Fairfield

The local column notes magnolia blooms on a yard west lawn at 314 East Washington and weekend visits from Milwaukee residents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benson and Mr. and Mrs. Morrisette. Mrs. Bush recovering from a major operation in Rochester is advised to take no callers for two weeks.

Charles Benson Mrs Morrisette Milwaukee Wise Charles Benson, Jr Cy Push Doyle Plecker Rochester Minn Mrs. Bush Bush

Darrell Ross Motor Service Marks 12th Anniversary

Ross Motor Service celebrates its twelfth anniversary today. Proprietor Darrell Ross began in the Pease and Ross garage after six years, with Kermit Payne in business for seventeen years. They are among Bear wheel and axle equipment’s oldest U.S. operators, and the shop remains focused on service and repair.

Darrell Ross Ross Motor Service Sidney Smith Ross Peas and Ross Tucker and Hicher U.S Kermit Payne Pease & Ross United States Mr. Ross Bear Company

Florida visitors and local social notes featured

Mr and Mrs Bob Hammer and daughter Patty travel for a two week visit to Mrs Hammers parents in Winnsboro South Carolina. Mrs Clarence Wilson and daughter Margaret Anne visit Riverside with Mrs Wilsons parents. ROTHSCHILDS offers Fur Protection Plan with storage and one year all risk insurance from 3 50. 5716 Tu Th L E Brown and Rose visit from Portland Oregon, stay with William Panzer family then head to Monmouth and back. St Ritas bake sale May 3 at Marstons Skelgas store. Mrs Martha Helfrie has visited Iowa City today.

Bob Hammer Patty Rothschild’s Albrecht L. E. Brown Rose Portland Ore William Panzer Monmouth, Sr Panzer

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Joe Palooka Ham Fisher Pete Cnossen Washington Masons Tracy Phillips Mrs. Davis Forrest Lanes S. J. Boyd Darrell Goodwin Wilma Jean Krantz Virgil Krantz Phyllis Evelyn Cupp David Munro Robert Choate Guy Carlton Dubuque James Owen C. A. Owen Monmouth, Ill Walter Wells Missionary Society Lydia Juzeler Freshie Peter Pan Faeoh Akes Mace Wallace Charles Rademaker Grace Stone R. H. McCleery C. E. Bassler Weldon Miller L. C. Swain T. V. Knerr Alpha Club of Jackson Idris of Charles Drish Brighton Kate Annas Merle Twinam Crawfordsville T. A. Michels Carl J. Roberts A. C. Gingerich Grace Hill Aid Navajo Club America Oaks the Oaks Civic Plaza Hall of Waters Coon Hunt Hollywood Honeymooners Spain ITE Oaks Hotel Magical Waters Miracle Baths P.T.A Siig Kelloggs THINS Relloes CO Eckener U. S Hugo Eckener Landshut Germany Akron Debby Putman Ralph Hesseltihne M. 3 Iynn R. A. Acheson James C.gg John Treeland W. T. Wemphill I. L Colthurst Clegg W. J. Edgar Iowa City Whitlow’s U. S. Royal Tires Elizabeth Dawson Earl A. Loveless Logan School Miss Dawson Y. W Clarence Wilson Margaret Anne Riverside Mrs. Wilson St. Ritas Marston’s Skelgas Martha Helfrie Quality Cheed Ei Water Y Chekd Ce Cheam Association Marion Ave
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