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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1945
Page
2
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Around Town
At the hospital Bn Richard Meyer admitted Saturday as a medical patient. John H. Sonday admitted Saturday afternoon after a tractor accident with facial wounds and chest injuries. Mrs. Virgil Starr underwent surgery this morning. Mrs. Arnold Forney admitted yesterday as medical patient George Edward Means Jr. Lorene Anderson and Sadie Davison underwent procedures today. Several dismissals noted including William Maine Jr and families from Keota Ainsworth and Riverside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Meyer
East
Washington Street
John H. Sonday
Harper
Virgil Starr
East Seventh Street
Arnold Forney
North
Iowa Avenue
George Edward Means, Jr
West
Jefferson Street
Lorene Anderson
Route One
Sadie Davison
East Jefferson Street
A. Anderson
East Washington Street
Minnie Smith
Riverside
Richard Leet
Richard Arnold
West Main Street
Joe Riordan
Robert Joseph
Keota
Wiliam Maine, Jr
Route Four
Richard White
Ainsworth
Harold Gosling
Michael Robert
Major Leagues Sunday results and standings snapshot
MLB results include Boston 5 New York 0 and 2 0, Philadelphia 8 2 and 2 0, Detroit 3 St Louis 0 and 1 0, Chicago 3 Cleveland 2 and 6 4. National League Play saw New York 4-3 Boston. Brooklyn 7 Philadelphia. Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 7. St Louis 6 Chicago 2. St Louis 5 Chicago 1. No games scheduled for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. Pet
Nodicew Onion
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
St Sewewenen
Hoxton Canes
Wanntau
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Embree
Grove
National League
New
A.c
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Pittsbugh
Tsecond Eine
Chic¢are
St. Lois
Mrs Bowman Celebrates 86th Birthday At Home Dinner
Mrs Anna Bowman observed her 86th birthday with a dinner at her home 308 East Jefferson Street. Guests included three cousins and relatives from Hale Center Texas Cleveland Ohio Des Moines Muscatine and Hepta. She baked a Lady Baltimore cake and a burnt sugar cake for her son in law and shared honors with JF I Wilson whose birthday was Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Bowman
East
Jefferson Street
Pewman
Wilson
Bowman
Frank Crone
Ora Sanders
Hale Center
Texas
Nettie Wesco
Cleveland
Ohio
Ezra Burbam
Des Moines
Francis Wright
Hepta
Wayne Wilson
Muscatine
Flossie Sherbeeck
L. EB. Wilson
Women's Guild Quilting at St Paul's Church
The Women’s Guild of St Paul’s Church met Friday afternoon with about 200 members and guests. Rev Milo Philipps led the devotional, Alice Finke led the business meeting, reports were read, and it was decided to hold an all day quilting on Wednesday May 9. Hostesses Ruth Wieglowsky and Florence Westen served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Guild of the St Paul's Church
Milo Philipps
Alice Finke
Ruth Wieglowsky
Florencs Westen
Public Recital Honors Music Week With Pupils
The public is invited to a recital at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the United Presbyterian church as part of National Music Week. Instructors from the Music department lead a varied program featuring songs, solos, dances, and instrumental pieces by pupils from several grades with performances by Sara Lu Miller Carolyn Hamilton Gwendolyn Ramseyer and others guided by Mary Blick Mrs. White Mrs. Shields and Miss Fife among presenters from Fortnightly club and local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Mary Margaret Broghammer
Jesse Hsates
Boyd White
Isrees
Joyce
Betty Logan
Arditi
Maria Schubert
Sara Lu Miller
Carolyn Hamilton
Jane Whitehead
Forrest
Marlene Blick
Mary Blick
Wilson
Beethoven
Johnson Girls’ Glee Club Longlegs
Black Keys
Frances Anderson
Helen Harvey
Carrier
Brown
Henry Shields
Elsie Bratton
Helen Caldwell
Sing
Robin
Spaulding
Ding Dong Bell
Margaret Ahirens
Foster Bagge
Fleecy Cloud
Mahoney
Janet Graf
White
Vera Fife
Oneill Htetty Ann Kunik
Miss Harvey
Pegey O'Nellle
Dodee Dreamer
Malotte
Sir Saint Saens
Samson and Delilah
Gwendolyn Ramseyer
Miss Hamilton
Ferrari
Burleigh
Beverly Frown
Mrs. Shields
Palomita
Miss Fife
Fur Flise
Homemaking Girls Open House At High School Event
Homemaking classes hosted an open house Saturday afternoon in the school parlors drawing about 40 mothers and eighth grade girls. Students showcased clothing projects supervised by Mrs. Mary O Neill and displayed life sized dolls, child care, notebooks, food, meat and vitamin charts, table settings, and pastel tea service with girls tending the tea table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary O'Neill
Audrey Helmick and Jos S Stark Wed in Double Ring Ceremony
Audrey J Helmick daughter of L E Helmick 213 East Third Street and Joseph S Stark of Batavia wed yesterday at the Methodist parsonage with Dr Frederick E Miller reading the vows. The couple will live on a farm near Batavia after a short wedding trip. Attendants included Clyde McBride and local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey J. Helmick
L. E. Helmick
East Third Street
Joseph S Stark
Batavia
Vester Stark
Frederick E. Miller
Clyde McBride
Columbus Junction
Fortnightly Club Elects New Executive Board at Luncheon
At the Congress hotel dining room 29 retiring and new Fortnightly Club executive members were honored at a luncheon. Mrs George Kerr gave the invocation and Mrs W B Dupuis presided. Agnes Wheetan reported the books as satisfactory and the new board voted to sponsor towels made by the Blind Woman of Iowa. Twenty two candidates were voted into the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress Hotel
Houquets
Woma
Iowa
Shaffer and Ross Tie Nuptial Vows in Fairfield
In Fairfield last night Maxine Shaffer daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Shaffer of Brighton wed Don Ross son of Mr and Mrs A I Ross of Ottumwa in the bride's grandmother Anna Shaffer’s apartment. Rev E Voss officiated at 5 o clock in a small ceremony attended by immediate family and close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Fairfield
Maxine Shaffer
Howard Shaffer
Don Ross
Albia
A. I. Ross
Ottumwa
Anna Shaffer
Kr. E. Voss
S O'Clock
Social calendar highlights weekly club meetings
The calendar lists multiple society gatherings: Literature department and Masonic events at the Y.W. rooms, American Home clubs with divided secures, P T A activities at St James and Ann Judson Circle, Good Will club and Valley Ladies Aid sessions, Walnut Woman's club, Ruth Nichol Missionary society, and Rebekah club meeting postponed. Details include times, locations, and food potluck notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Woman's Club
Ed Nelson
Dewey Weels
O.R.S
Masonic Temple
Ruth Nichol Missionary Society U.P
Arthur Wiley
Rebekah
Indian mounds and floods prompt regional settlements
The article notes ancient levees and mound sites along the Mississippi used by Indians as flood retreats. It mentions a local woman who graduated from Ttrichton high school and taught in rural schools before moving to Ottumwa to work. After marriage vows, pink and white wedding refreshments were hosted at Mrs. Shaffer’s home and the couple planned to live on the groom’s Albia-area farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi River
Ttrichton
Ottumwa
Liver dishes and preparation tips from County Nutrition Committee
The article highlights liver varieties and cooking methods. It notes that pork liver has the most iron and must be fully cooked, while liver loaf, scallion liver, and layered liver with potatoes or milk baked dishes offer versatile options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Nutrition Committee
Study Club Meets With Mrs. Githens
The Crawfordsville May meeting of the Wednesday Study club was led by vice president Mrs. Myrtle Brown in place of the absent president. Members discussed the United Nations year long focus with Australia as the current program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
D. W. Githens
Myrtle Brown
United Nations
Australia
Alice Davidson
White Cloud Social Club Meets At Hostess Home
Mrs Ralph Beauchamp hosted ten members of the White Cloud Social Club in Crawfordsville on May 1. Vice president Mrs Anderson presided and discussions covered The Flag and School Lunches. The afternoon featured social time and a tour of the hostess’s new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ralph Beauchamp
White Cloud
Anderson
Beavchamp
Birthday Milestones Mark Readiness for School
Observing fifth birthdays today are Carol Anne Wolf and Kent William Johnston as they anticipate starting school. Other 17th birthday honorees include Richard G. McCleery and Otis M. Kelley, with Zilpha Woods turning seven and Gailen Brown ten. Families listed include the Wolfs of Washington Crawfordsville Prior and Wellman residents, and Davenport residents in service overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Anne Wolf
Bernard Wolf
Washington
Larry Lloyd Prior
Lleya Prior
Crawfordsville
Rex Allen Severt
Sex Severt
Wellman
Richard G. McCleery
R. H. MeCleery
Otis M. Kelley
Maurice Kelley
Zilpha Woods
Gailen Brown
Ida Lodders
Kate Tice
Fred L. Moore
Joe W. Dvorak
Marilyn Ruesseeger
Twins Joins Crawfords ville Freshmen Birth Anniversary
Janice White and Viola Hering both celebrate their 14th birthday today in Crawfords ville. Daughters of M N White and CL Hering, the pair have shared schooling from first grade through high school and maintained similar averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice White
M. N. White
Viola Hering
CL. Hering
Crawfordsville
Mrs Carter Helps Mrs Beau Champ At Refreshments
Mrs Carter assisted Mrs Beau Champ in serving refreshments after a recent remodeling event.
Sweet corn strains resist sweetness loss between pick and… re term
Some strains of sweet corn hold their sweetness better than others during the interval from harvest to retail. Researchers note genetic differences influence sugar retention and firmness affecting flavor stability.
Lee Hesseltine Birthday Honoree Surprises Guest
Mr and Mrs W P Moriarty hosted a Thursday birthday party for Lee Hesseltine the guest of honor was surprised by the informal gathering. Present were Victor Holzworth and family Harper A H Hesseltine and Howard Crawfordsville Edé Zook Ralph Williams Homer Moriarty Bob Hesseltine of New Jersey Mrs Lee Hesseltine and Jean and Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Moriarty
Lee Hesseltine
Victor Holzworth
Harper
A. H. Hesseltine
Howard
Crawfordsville
Edé Zook
Ralph Williams
Homer Moriarty
Bob Hesseltine
New Jersey
Jean and
Charles
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Big Selection
Lorden Music CO
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Barbara Dare
Mra. Bagge
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Miss Broghammer
Jos. S. Stark
Brighton High School
Thea American Pearl Butten Company
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Ann McBride
Columbis Junction
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Harvey Davis
Good Will Club
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Anna Mae Baskett
Hdna Mercer
Valley Ladies Aid Society
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William Johnston
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