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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1943

Page

2

Local notes on visits and service members

Mrs Linnie Blanchard visits with relatives before returning to Powersville Missouri accompanied by Mrs Lizzie Kuntz. Faye Mackey of Des Moines visits her parents on Mother's Day. Hazel Simmering weekends with parents then returns to Burlington. William Atkinson and children host Davenport kin. Fur coat cleaning offered by Rothschilds. Raymond Anderson on vacation from the National Bank of Washington. Eddie Nardy promoted to AMM3C in the U S Navy with San Francisco address. Mr and Mrs Ed Mayhew return from California after three months with daughter Mrs Orville Kemp. Delbert Badham home on furlough from Alamogordo NM. Douglas Dowell earns silver wings at Sheppard Field Texas. Mrs Lloyd Moothart and Paul visit Miami Florida to see son Ernest in Navy.

Ed Mayhew California Orville Kemp Long Beach Kemp Alaska Will Mayhew Gerald Alexander Eagle Rock George Lemmon Jimmy Lemmon Glendale Julius Conger Longs ‘Beach Hollywood San Pedro Walter Henss Jane Newton Sadie Henss Henss Lester Henss Wm. Henss Crawfordsville Ezra Wittmer Bd. O. Davison J. L. Davison Joy Lenore Calhoun Fairfield D. B. Wittmer Rochelle Burlington Eddie Hebner Navy John Coleman Harry McClintie Gloria Des Moines Wade Huffman Roy McClintie Virginia Omaha Neb J. Douglas McClintie Glen McGuire Newa McGuire Glen Duane Russel Williams Max McGuire Max Richenberger Craig Bloomington Max Ben Sutter Ben, Jr Dallas Tex John Elgar Sutter Edith Cedar Rapids Lawrence Henss

Local Davenport Notes and Fur Advice Featured

Davenport residents share family visits and recovery news while a fur shop promotes cleaning and storage services. An alert highlights a professional masseur visiting May 15 at Cy Bush residence and a new postal address is listed for Private Robert D. Custer.

G. Ko Frey Cy Bush Washington St Robert D. Custer San Francisco Calif

Allies encircle Axis pockets as German surrender nears

British and French forces tighten grip on the Cap Bon pocket with 30,000 axis troops still resisting. Axis radios show panic as Allied pressure grows across the Mediterranean. Hitler moves west while fortifications rise. In Russia the Red Army advances near Novorossisk and the Black Sea port is threatened.

Cap Bon Mediterranean Adolph Hitler Hitler Europe Russia Red Army Caucasus Black Sea Novorrossisk

Pole Beans Offer High Yields and Rich Flavor

This installment explains pole beans as prolific yielders with big pods easy to pick. Pole beans climb fences or trellises, thrive after warm soil and no frost, and deliver strong flavor and nutrition for victory gardens.

Victory Garden

Hospital Classified Ad News Brief

Mrs Mary Aggson of Wellman was admitted as a medical patient. Mr and Mrs Werner Schwitger of Keota are parents of a son born at 5 09 this morning weighing 8 06 1/4. Roberta Pickard of Pleasant Plain had an appendectomy. Mrs Doyle Barnes of Brighton was admitted this morning. Mrs Edward Kauffman and daughter Carolyn Marie were discharged last evening for their Washington home.

Mary Aggson Wellman Werner Schwitger Keota Roberta Pickard Pleasant Plain Doyle Barnes Brighton Edward Kauffman Carolyn Marie Washington

Wyse Family from Biloxi Visits Wayland

Dr. C. C. Wyse and family from Biloxi Mississippi visit Wayland for a week of furlough with plans to spend the summer at the home here. Various relatives and guests arrive for visits and graduation events. The notice lists multiple family arrivals and local social gatherings around Wayland.

Wyse Biloxi, Miss Wayland C. C. Wyse Martha Lucy Biloxi

Man Hunted for 15 Years Is Glad To Stand Trial

Charles Mitchell alias Colerge Micciuli surrendered in Bellevue after 15 years fleeing a first degree murder charge for the Christmas 1926 shooting of Mrs. John Rupino. He pleaded not guilty at Norwalk arraignment before Judge Edgar G. Martin.

Norwalk Ohio Charles Mitchell Colerge Micciuli Jean Valjean John Rupino Bellevue Mitchell K. P. Fox Fox Commer Pleas Edgar G. Martin Huron-Sandusky Here Biaggio Castrovino Rupino Bellevue Hospital Huron County Youngstown

Tuberculosis Deaths Rise in Reich and Britain During War

Dr Bruce H Douglas president of the National Tuberculosis association reports a sharp wartime rise in tuberculosis deaths in England and Germany. He estimates about a 13 percent increase among men and 7 percent among women in Great Britain since the war began.

Philadelphia England Germany Bruce H. Douglas National Tuberculosis Association Douglas Great Britain

Laurel nuisance becomes holiday wreath profit in Maryland

HAGERSTOWN MD Louis Faulkner turned excess laurel on 100 acres of woodland into a thriving business by crafting wreaths and laurel roping to decorate city stores and streets for the holidays.

Hagerstown Louis Faulkner

British Do Not Believe In Signs on Cigarettes

Pedestrians in Liverpool doubted what they saw outside a tobacco shop announcing cigarettes for sale here. Such signs are rare as cigarettes are hard to obtain, with shops typically selling only ten per purchaser when stock lasts.

London Liverpool

Invert Philippine Flag Decreed During Wartime by Quezon

Manila reports President Manuel Quezon ordered the flag inverted in wartime. He cited tradition in the Philippines that flying the flag upside down signals valor perseverance and intent to win the war.

Manila Manuel Quezon Philippines

May Parties Conclude Year for American Home Groups

The Fortnightly club sections held May parties at members’ homes with cooperative luncheons, programs, and readings. Section Two featured a poetry reading, summer food tips, and a nominating report for next year. Section 3 hosted a luncheon, spring floral decor, and a one act play performed by members. Section 1 presented a cooperative luncheon with a short business session and a humorous play, plus student vocal and instrumental pieces.

Harve Wilson Susie Johnson J. C. Carris D. J. Ross E. C. Carris Harwood Karl Mohr KE. B. Hammer Boyd White John McGaffey Leonard Booth Frances Whisler Mary Bordwell Bonita Brower Betty Stewart Whisler Doris Gray Martha Crossett Bonnie Simpson Jean Atchison Eleanor Tucker Genevieve Baker Glenn McCall J. N. Phillips John Rittenhouse Division 1 Pearl Whistler Harold Perry Steve Stewart Ed Gray Silas Ross John Stewart R. S. Warfel John A. Stewart Grace Richards

Irvin E. Deer to Speak on Picture Industry at Fortnightly Meet

Irvin E. Deer of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America will be guest speaker at the Fortnightly club general meeting next Tuesday. Mrs. Rudiger presides. two divisions hostesses from Public Affairs and Literature. Deer, based in Evanston, Ill, interprets the industry for the public and reports trends to filmmakers.

Blaine Holmes Fred Bartow Mt. Pleasant FE. H. Messer Gilliman Ivan Rehmel Bartow Department Irvin Deer Evanston Irvin EB. Deer Community Service Department Motion Pictures Producers and Distributory of America, Inc George Nndiger C. Phil Weldin Harvey 35. Meek Frank C. Crone Leila Anderson Rudiger Deer Fort Madison Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs Mr. Deer Hollwood

Verdict on the Class Play Directed by J Wesley Pritchard

The article notes the class play verdict occurred on May 6 and May 7 with J Wesley Pritchard directing the production.

J. Wesley Pritchard

Dairy production hits record high in 1941 says USDA

The U S Department of Agriculture reports that 1941 saw the largest output of dairy products on record, surpassing every previous year.

U. S. Department of Agriculture

Ina Lewis to Richard Freeman wed in California

Ina Lewis daughter of J. Lloyd Lewis announces her marriage to Richard Waldo Freeman USMC son of the late Waldo Freeman of Tulsa Oklahoma. The ceremony was at St Marys Catholic Church Oceanside California with chaplain USMC St Joseph Wieber presiding. The couple will reside in Oceanside after a wedding trip to Los Angeles.

J. Lloyd Lewis East Washington — Street Ina Oceanside Calif Richard Waldo Freeman United States Marine Corps Waldo Freeman Tulsa Oklo St Mary's Catholic Church St. Joseph Wieber USMC Donald Ford Stella Stoffel Miss Stoffel Camp Pendleton Freeman Stephens College Columbia St. Stanislaus College St. Louis Los Angeles

Special Gas for Men in Service Granted

The Office of Price Administration authorized special gasoline allotments up to five gallons for service members on leave or furloughs of three days or more. These special rations cover personal errands when other transport is unavailable and may be obtained from May 14 by presenting pass, leave, or furlough papers to a rationing board.

Washington, D. C Office of Price Administration OPA

Lake Magadi Lake Rail Than Expansive Soda Lake

A lake in Kenya named Lake Magadi spans about 25 miles in length and four miles in width and features a railroad on its surface. The unique soda lake is noted for its crystallized minerals and vast, flat expanse in Africa.

Magadi Kenya Africa

Family Dinners Honor Lt Boshart On Visit

Wayland hosts honor Billy Boshart son of O C Boshart who recently transferred to the Marine Air Corps and was commissioned second lieutenant at Corpus Christi Texas after Naval Air Corps training. He heads to San Diego Monday following carrier landing in Chicago. Additional social notes list local relatives at various gatheri ngs and a June meet date.

Wayland O. C. Boshart Billy Mae Jones Carl Hedges Washington Will Allen Eva Hills Ara Ruth Bidwell Mel Lyle Zehr Maribelle Alvin Allen Naval Air Corps Marine Air Corps Corpus Christi Tex Chicago San Diego Calif U.S.W.A

Notable Residents Attend Weaver Family Gathering

Poller Mr and Mrs A C Weaver plus Tom and Chriss gather for a family event. Local attendees include several Weavers sharing tea and stories at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Weaver.

Potluck Supper by Pythian Sisters

The Pythian Sisters and their families enjoyed a cooperative supper last evening at K. P. hall. The committee in charge was Mrs. Vella Hotle, Mrs. Esther Martin, and Mrs. Emma Johnson. The evening featured visiting and card playing.

K. P. Hall Vella Hotle Esther Martin Emma Johnson

Mary Cay Young Honored at Social Party

Mrs. Richard C. Young hosted a yesterday afternoon party honoring Mary Cay Young and Mrs. LeRoy Pratt. Guests included out of town visitor Mrs. George McFadden and her daughter Bonnie Lou of Ottumwa. The group enjoyed one course refreshments as a birthday cake with one candle for Mary Day's first birthday and a large tulip centerpiece.

Willis Troyer Wilma Paul Miller Ronnie Amasa Miller Orval Oscar Miller Jane James Franklin Richard C. Young Mary Cay Young LeRoy Pratt George McFadden Bonnie Lou Otiumwa

Government circular lists nearly 200 vital plants

A government circular identifies about 200 plants essential for food and shelter across wildlife and communities. It notes that around 150 of these are also recommended for soil erosion control, highlighting their ecological and practical value.

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Washington County Hospital Wells Park Missouri Fields Wolf Floral CO Linnie Blanchard Powersville Lizgie Kuntz Faye Mackey Henry Wiegman Hazel Simmering Mrs Ed Simmering Iowa Ordnance Plant William Atkinson Davenport John Atkinson W. P. Moriarty Rothschild’s Raymond Anderson The National Bank of Washington Eddie Nardy U.S. Navy Edward Leo Nardy Amm3c Fleet Post Office Rothchild’s Delbert Badham Alamogordo N. Mex Charles Clark Bob Clark Douglas Dowell Sheppard Field Panama City Fla P. F. CG Douglas C. Dowell Texas Lloyd Moothart Paul Miami Ernest U. S. Navy Carrie Hysell Vera Hysell Rothschild's Louis Stockman Don and Dean Harry Kuntz J. B. Hoxworth Glen Green M. H. Sartor Cpl Forrest Kirchner Howard Wiley Ed Wiley State Farm Insurance Cos Bloomington, N Earle F A Anicke tajvPvoru Iowa Daily Press Association Nellie Wittmer Reich Britain Paul Snakenberg William Sitler A. W. Yard John Winga Bruce Lipscomb George Masson Tom Davis Edna Hisgins Strachan Whistler G. B. Holden Alice Shaver Stewart Ernie Temple Ward McCutcheon J. D. Dayton Irvin E. Deer Ina Lewis Richard W. Freeman Boshart Izgel Wenger O. P. Boshart Ralph Roth Clyde Troutman Mes J. &. Holub I. M. Goldsmith and Roth Clair Sodergren W. &. Boller Earl Stutzman P. P. Wyse A. B. Magdefrau Orus Boshart Zehrs Eva Allen Ainner Party Billy Boshart Wenger Ella Wenger Ross Levert Rex Severt Wellman Pr O. F. Boller Mra D. J Pythian Sisters V. Grull David
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