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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1946

Page

8

St James School P T A Holds May Meeting

The St James School P T A held its final meeting of the year with 40 members attending. New officers were installed and plans made for the May picnic set for Tuesday May 14 with rain date the following day. A gift was given to the retiring principal and students performed a humorous play Ye Village School of Long Ago.

St. James Parent Teacher Association Alex Gevock Ray Minick God Bless America Paul Loftiss James Boyd Alice Anna Glynn Bernard McCarthy John Mattes Don Tibbets Paul Horak Frank Redeker Hubert Redlinger Joe Barnes William Kurtz Hubert Walker Virgil Lintz Leo Sueppel Martin Whittaker Lawrence Libe Lyle Schulty Walker P.T.A St. James Gerald Duncan Leland Baker Redeker Leo Marie Barnes Gevock Tibbetts Schulty Redlinger Wilbur Richardson Whittaker Ed Rich Kurtz Frank Kos William Barth Fred Heck Charles Swift Walter Bruty Elmer Stalder Albert Batterson

Old Shell Game Across Ancient Civilizations

The phrase old shell game traces back to antiquity with Greek and Roman terms for magician linked to this popular trick. The trick's long history shows its influence on cultural language and stage entertainment.

Weather Forecast Brief for Hogs Race Day

The forecast notes hot hogs top at 14.85 under fair and warmer tonight. Tomorrow looks mostly cloudy with continued mild temperatures and light winds.

Pre-Nuptial Party Honors Jane Eicher

Jane Eicher was honored at a garden style pre-nuptial party hosted by Betty Keifer at 909 East Main Street. Guests enjoyed a treasure hunt for gifts, a corsage for the bride, and a single course refreshment served by the hostess and her daughter.

Jane Hicher Betty Keifer East Main Street W. J. Keifer Joan Donald Shepshera George Green L. M. Eicher Keith Norton Joe Pease Edsall Brown William W. Brown

Moore and Hayes Tie The Knot In Forsyth Montana

Mr and Mrs J E Moore announce the marriage of their youngest daughter Alice Jo Moore to Francis Paul Hayes son of Mr and Mrs Everett Hayes The ceremony occurred Monday morning in Forsyth Montana with the bride’s brother and sister in law Murray L Moore and his wife as attendants The couple plan to live in Washington with his parents temporarily

J. E. Moore Alice Joes Francis Paul Hayes Everett Hayes Forsyth, Mont Murray L. Moore Forsyth Mrs. Hayes Washington

Juniors Honor Seniors at Riverside High Dinner Theater

Riverside high school juniors hosted a May Day themed banquet in Memorial union Iowa City. Decor featured tulips lilacs bridal wreaths honeysuckle and lit candles with senior colors orchid and ivory. The event showcased student entertainment and class unity.

Riverside High School Memorial Union Iowa City

Senior class dinner ends with movie viewing at Huglert Theater

Senior girls wore corsages of American Beauty roses and lilies of the valley while a rose boutonniere was worn by the senior boy. Duane Latta acted as toastmaster and Rev. M O McKenz ie offered invocation and benediction. Superintendent Colvin and Principal Jameson praised the seniors before the group attended the film Tomorrow Is Forever at the Huglert Theater.

American Beatty Valley Duane Latta M. O. McKenzie Riverside Trinity Methodist Church Harry E. Colvin Vergermaine Vochoska Huglert Theater Norma Kasper Richard Dutler Helen Mitchell Betty Stolley Darlene Havel Hope Rae Stransky Jean Havel Vivian Kron Lyle Fox Byron Sweeting Richard Cress Junior Mehaffey Cletus Kasper Darris Whitlock Lyndon Burris Roy G. Green Ernest Bright Mary Agnes Duffey Colvin Earl Walton

Recital by Helen Stone at Williamsburg Hall

Helen Stone gave a voice recital at Williamsburg Hall during music week assisted by violinist Mrs Lyle Grove. Sponsored by the Williamsburg chapter of P E O the event was open to the public with a reception for the performers. Mrs Leo C Stone acted as piano accompanist and Mrs Walter Smith accompanied the violin solos with other Washington attendees listed.

Helen Stone Williamsburg Lyle Grove P.E.O Town Hall Stone Washington Leo C. Stone Walter Smith

Mechanization drives wheat yields gap between Chinese and American farms

A Chinese farmer needs 26 man days per acre of winter wheat versus 1.2 man days for an American farmer. While many chemical and biological advances affect results, mechanization is the main factor shaping the productivity difference.

Plan to boost cloth for men’s suits by CPA order

The Civilian Production Administration plans to shift fabric supply toward men’s suits with a certification system. Manufacturers would receive preference ratings for wool and worsted fabrics and must certify these supplies will be used for men’s suits, while women’s suit production continues.

Washington Civilian Production Administration Philip Maguire CPA McGuire

Four Children Die In Cedar Rapids Fire

The Cedar Rapids blaze claimed four lives including Janette Watson six years old and her family the father Ricard Watson thirty six and sisters Rochelle three and Sharon Kay three. The fire began in the living room and the victims were found in an untouched bedroom.

Cedar Rapids Iowa Janette Watson Ricard Watson Rochelle Sharon Kay

Firehouse Fire Leaves Room Oxygen-Depleted

Firemen said the blaze consumed all the room's oxygen creating an effect like actual contact with flames. They could not determine a cause for the fire. Damage to the house was comparatively minor.

Clean Plowing Reduces Corn Borer Population

A method of clean plowing is reported to destroy 95 to 98 percent of corn borers in a field, offering an effective control measure for farmers.

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