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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1946

Page

6

Foster Radio Service marks sixth anniversary in business

Lawrence Foster celebrates six years at Foster Radio Service 113 N Iowa Ave Washington. He started May 6 1949 in the rear of the Gamble store later moving to 207 S Marion before wartime closure. His brother Harry, a recent Army veteran, will join him from Monmouth IL to specialize in auto radio repairs after schooling at Gem City and Eureka College.

Lawrence Foster Foster Radio Service Iowa Ave Foster Gamble Marion Avenue Marion Union Supply Company Burlington Harry Monmouth Washington Gem City Business College Eureka College Eureka Ill Harry S. Foster

Shower Courtesy For Mrs. W. Vinton

Mrs. Goldie Vinton hosted a pink and blue shower Thursday evening honoring Mrs. William Vinton with bingo and visiting. Guests included Mrs. John Little and Corrine, Mrs. Elmer Vinton, Mrs. William Crandall, Celia Campbell, Mrs. Charles Dawson, Mrs. Raymond Allison, Mrs. A. J. Votruba, Lucille, and Mrs. Walter McArtor, who later attended a prior party for Mrs. Gladys Allison.

Goldie Vinton William Vinton John Little Elmer Vinton Corrine William Crandall Celia Campbell Charles Dawson Raymond Allison A. J. Votruba Lucille Walter McArtor

Berry Plants Care for Strawberries and Raspberries

Strawberries and raspberries thrive on fertile well drained soil with ample moisture and humus. Plant both berries as early in spring as the ground can be worked and avoid waiting for hot dry weather. Prepare soil thoroughly and consider memure or a green manure crop the year before planting.

Hospital admits and births log from Saturday and Sunday

A series of hospital notices records admissions births and discharges. Mrs Seymour Martin was admitted Saturday afternoon. a daughter born to Carlos J Crile and wife. a son born to Allen and wife. a daughter born to Dale Sojka. a daughter born to Clair Holmes. a son born to Glenn L Wilson. a son born to Leo Beauchamp. a daughter born to Max Goodwin. Marion Renoux underwenta appendectomy. Gloria Bower admitted for injuries from an accident. several surgical and medical cases listed with names and towns. Discharges include Mrs George Anderson, Mrs Oren Yoder and son, Mrs Daryl Dodder and son, Mrs Fred Thatcher and son, Mrs Paul Evans, Donald Wilson, Russell Kendrick.

Dale Sojka Riverside Clair Holmes Crawfordsville Glenn L. Wilson South Iowa Avenue Leo Beauchamp East van Buren Street Max Goodwin North Sixth Avenue George Anderson Fairfield Oren Yoder Parnell Daryl Dodder East Main Street Fred Thatcher Wellman Paul Evans East Second Street Donald Wilson East Monroe Russell Kendrick Route Four

Entertains Becky Norman At Birthday Party

Becky Norman celebrated her 10th birthday with a party at the Dan Holcomb home on East Jefferson Street. Hosted by her mother Georgie R. Norman, the event drew 12 playmates who enjoyed cake, gifts, and a roller skating party with assistance from Mrs. Ray Smith and Mrs. Dan Holcomb.

Becky Norman Georgie R. Norman Dan Holcom East Jefferson Street Becky Ray Smith Dan Holcomb

Fortnightly Club Elects New Executive Board at May Luncheon

The Fortnightly Club met at the Methodist church dining room for a 1 pm luncheon. Twenty members attended as the retiring and new boards were introduced and audited reports were discussed. Mrs T A Michels becomes club president, with September department meetings planned.

Tive Board Methodist Church Unit No. 4 Rodney Kephart N. M. Speidel R. J. Kleese C. A. Pratt Maud McCreedy T. A. Michels

Funeral services for Bert Smith held at Lt A Jones home

Funeral services for Bert Smith were held Saturday afternoon at the Lt A Jones funeral home with Rev Milo J Phillips presiding. Burial followed in New Haven cemetery with Alvin Strum and Merlen Statler named among attendees.

Bert Smith Lt. A. Jones Milo J. Phillips New Haven Cemetery Alvin Strum Merlen Statler

White W R C Plans May Meeting at Legion Hall

The I G White Women's Relief Corps held a Saturday meeting at Legion hall with 26 attendees. The charter was draped for deceased member Mrs Glenn Hayes, two new members were elected Mrs Mary Wagner and Mrs Beulah Spangler, and one membership application was read.

I. G White Women’s’ Relief Corps Legion Hall Glenn Hayes Ernest Saladay Mary Wagner Beulah Spangler Besse Conger America

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