Golfers fix shoes with spikes for grand golf shoes
Francis Haney from Detroit and Mrs Bertha Gray with E A Sundahl visited Davenport after staying with Mrs Sadee McAvoy. They visited Mrs Gray's sister Mrs H A Davidson before returning to Detroit. Mrs Gray heads the Art Departments in Detroit. Sundahl is an inventor and manufacturer. Royal Typewriter and light fixtures sold at U L Young sale Saturday.
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Francis Haney
Bertha Gray
E. A Sundahl
Detroit
Mich
Sadee McAvoy
Davenport
Royal Typewriter
U. L
Local social notes and upcoming events in town
Ray Tracy and daughter Thelda visited with Mr and Mrs R K Hannah at Hedrick. P T A Food Sale at Washington Cleaners. Tots Mrs C H Gather and Carla left for an indefinite Arizona stay hoping to help Carla's bronchial trouble. Graduation suits shown by Widmer Busby. C O Dayton improving after illness. Des Moines library district convention attended by several. Alumni banquet at Winfield high school and graduation week events noted. Weather records: low 35 high 62. Journal staff hosts Center school pupils and area residents visit. Mrs Ray C Tracy visits Maquoketa. funeral in Mount Pleasant for Mrs Charles Jones. Graduation gifts at Nicola Harmon.
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Ray Tracy
Thelda
R. Kl. Hannah
Hedrick
JM. O. Sharp
Eldon
Will Shuman
Washington
Phoenix
Prescott
Widmer & Busby
C. O. Dayton
Homer Stephen
A. Anderson
Eva Denny
Des Moines
Martha Anne Mace
Dixie Carter
Miss Denny
Stephens
Widmer & Busby’s
Paul F. Sharpe
Sparland
Ill
la Prairie
D. W. Crum
Garritt E. Roelofs
State Security Board
Fairfield
Center School
Johnson County
Vivian Strabala
Journal Office
Ray C. Tracy
H. H. Whitaker
Maquoketa
Whitaker
Tracy
J. W. Fields
Fred Jones
P. B. Hunt
Mount Pleasant
Charles ©. Jones
Mrs. Jones
Flint, Mich
Spring Football Drills Continue At Washington High
Unseasonably cool weather aids spring football with about 25 players at the Washington high field for two weeks of practice. Coach Fred Maasdam plans to extend workouts another week and expects several track recruits to join. District track meet at Keota tomorrow may dismiss non-qualifiers, while top athletes prepare for state. Recruits from the track squad and junior college coach Kenneth Kimberlin assist. Knights named include Bill Walker Don Bealer Jack Trotman Bob Anderson Bill Kiesey Ellis Finke Richard Weeks Gordon Carstensen.
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Washington High School
Fred Maasham
Maasdam
Keota
Kenneth Kimberlin
Bill Walker
Don Bealer
Jack Trotman
Bob Anderson
Bill Kiesey
Ellis Finke
Richard Weeks
Gordon Carstensen
Soethout Family Returns After Versailles Illness
Mr and Mrs Jake Soethout and children with Mrs Ella Brewer return from Versailles Missouri where they were called by the illness and death of Mrs Anna Soethout. Mrs Brewer is Mrs Soethout s sister and Ernie Temple attended the funeral in Marvin Missouri on Tuesday. W K Howell and son Ted plan to attend the wedding of Charlotte Howell and Brawner DuBois in Fairfield with Miss Howell employed in the Federal Farm Loan office.
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Jake Soethout
Ella Brewer
Versailles
Soethout
Anna Soethout
Brewer
Ernie Temple
Seethont
Marvin
Eggs Retail
Reister Bros
W. KE
Mrs Joseph Jones Honored at Crawfordsville Shower
Mrs Fred Anwyl and daughter Isabelle entertained twenty five women Thursday afternoon at a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Joseph HI Jones who wed May 1. Games followed by pink and white refreshments. Out of town guests included Mrs Elizabeth Grace Smith and Mrs Irene Anwyl of Mediapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Fred Anwyl
Isabelle
Joseph HI. Jones
Helen Houston
Jones
Elizabeth Grace Smith
Irene Anwy
Mediapolis
Clouds and Water Vapor Fact Statement
The weather bureau explains that clouds are not water vapor but droplets or ice crystals formed when humid air cools. Fog and clouds consist of visible water droplets or ice, while water vapor remains an invisible gas.
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Weather Bureau
Wrestling Card Tonight at City Hall Headlines Final Show
The final wrestling card of the season unfolds at city hall this evening with three bouts. Billy Buck Hickson of Tampico Mexico meets local favorite Tony Chong in the main event for the middleweight crown. Marvin Buckwalter of Washington faces Karl Davis of Alabama in the co feature, while Tarzan Fredrickson of Washington grapples Johnny Hatehman of Dubuque in the prelim.
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City Hall
Billy” Buck Hickson
Tampico
Mexico
Tony Chong
Marvin Buckwalter
Washington
Karl Davis
Alabama
Tarzan” Fredrickson
Johnny Hatehman
Dubuque
Cardinal Basket Letters Awarded
Basketball letters for the past season were awarded by Coach George Fresh waters. Winners include Mil burn Krabill Carl Stites Keith Stewart Gene Tucker Bishop Dale Carstensen Loren Dickin son William Fry Dan Griffith and Ronald Keiper. Krabill and Stites received sweaters. First year men were not eligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Freshwaters
Milburn Krabill
Carl Stites
Keith Stewart
Gene Tucker
Bishop
Dale Carstensen
Loren Dickinson
William Fry
Dan Griffith
Ronald Keiper
Krabill
Stites
Cardinal
Standings and results from major leagues
Major league standings show Washington atop the American League with a .667 mark and Cleveland leading the National League at .586. Yesterday's scores feature Cleveland 3 New York 2 and Washington 7 Detroit 6. MLB schedules today include Chicago at Cleveland and Washington at Boston with other NL games listed as rain or postponements.
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W. L. Pet
Washington
New Tor Annaeacus
Boston
Philadelphia
Eis
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
W. L. Parke
Nccnucsee
Ncuxnas
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Nine Guests Attend Meeting Conducted by Rural Women
A Rural Women's club meeting was held yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Glenn Schwartz home with nine guests including Mrs. Glenn Knapp and her baby daughter Gladys Elaine, Mrs. I Db Quinn, Mrs. Steve Crawford, Mrs. George Heil, Mrs. Asa Rowe, Mrs. Sam Bowser and daughters Marcella and Mary Catherine. Eleven members attended, with Mrs. Charles Palmer presiding the program and each member taking part. Mrs. Bowser and Mrs Rowe helped serve refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Women's Club
Glenn Knapp
Gladys Elaine
I. Db. Quinn
Steve Crawford
George Heil
Asa Rowe
Sam Bowser
Marcella
Mary Catherine
Glenn Schwartz
Charles Palmer
Capitalism Rise Since 1500 and Industrial Shifts
The economy known as capitalism rose mainly after 1500 with its modern form emerging during the eighteenth century industrial revolution as owners of capital displaced landed aristocrats in Western social orders.
Baseball Game Set for Sunday at Blattners Field
If the weather allows, a baseball game will be held Sunday at Blattners field east of town between two teams from Washington club tryouts. Kickoff is around 2 15 PM and spectators are welcome. Ray White head, business manager, announced the plan and noted a strong workout yesterday with 20 players, plus a chance to earn season tickets by helping on Saturday.
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Blattners Field
Washington Club
Ray Whitehead
Harold Kerr
Mothers of Club Members Meet in Mrs Stout's Home
Mrs. Taylor Stout hosts Indian Creek club members and mothers at her Sandy Hook home for a Mothers Day gathering. Guests share reflections on motherhood, hear readings and music, and enjoy angel food cake and fruit while honoring living and deceased mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers of Club
Mrs. Stout
Sandy Hook
Taylor Stout
Indian Creek Club
Laura Guy
Margaret Rotzinger
Wes Engle
Engle
Margaret Farrier
Jim Thompson
Marie Farrier
Charles Griffin
Geneva Corpman
C. M. Corpman
Glen Cuddeback
Dora Hesseltine
Walter Anderson
Hilda Carlson
Grace Mineart
Entertain Faculty at Rauscher Home Crawfordsville
Supt and Mrs Walter C Rauscher entertained the faculty at dinner Wednesday honoring Miss Luft Miss Anderson and Mr Rhum who will not be back next fall A three course dinner was served at 6 30 with a pink and white color scheme Afterwards they played words lexicon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Walter C. Rauscher
Luft
Anderson
Rhum
Crosa
Club of Past Worthy Advisors Organized in Washington
A Past Worthy Advisors club composed of former Rainbow Girls leaders formed in Washington with eighteen members and two honorary members. Officers chosen were Mrs. Nels B. Westermark president Elizabeth Brown vice president Harriett Bey secretary treasurer. Next event a dinner May 25 at Mrs. Ed Squire’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Washington
Masonic Temple
Nels B. Westermark
Elizabeth Brown
Harriett Bey
Ed Squire
Lawrence Crull
Westermark
Noel Richmond
Muscatine
Betty Cunningham
Lester Rath
Washington, D. C
Irma Tucker
John P. Bertlshofer
Fort Madison
Charlotte Squire
Evelyn Watson
Dorothy Somrek
Chicago
Virginia Lemley
Bea, Wilson
Helen Kos
Lucille Coon
Vera Stutsman
Naomi Wilton
Kathleen Godfrey
Marguerite Hardy
Margery Means
Walnut Women’s Club Hears Tuberculosis Talk
Walnut women’s club members heard Stella Jorpeland county nurse discuss tuberculosis yesterday afternoon in the community space. The session educated attendees on prevention and health measures. The event honored guests received electric toasters from the faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Women's Club
Stella Jorpeland
Local Club Meeting Closes With Social Hour
Mrs. Fred Longer June Longer and Irene Coffman played a piano duet for the group. The meeting closed with a social hour and refreshments served by Mrs. Longer Irene Coffman June Longer and Mrs. Leslie Gates. Mrs. Joe Nebergall was a guest of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Longer
June Longer
Irene Cottman
Mrs Bertha Gray Honored at Detroit Picnic Supper
A Detroit resident Mrs Bertha Gray is honored at a family picnic supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank McAvoy near Keceta on Monday as part of a local gathering with neighbors and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Gray
Detroit
Frank McAvoy
Keceta
Evening honor for Mr MeAvoy’s sister visit
Mrs Bertha Gray from Detroit Michigan visited and attended a social gathering. Relatives present included Frank McAvoy, A Davidson and daughter Bella Davenport, T A West and family Wee Chester, Sadee McAvoy and sons Marion and George, Marvin Buckwatte and Robert McAvoy all Washington, Bertham Cres and E A Sundahl both of Ih.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McAvoy
A. Davidson
Bella
Davenport
T. A. West
Wee Chester
Sadee McAvoy
Marion
George
Marvin Buckwatte
Robert McAvoy
Washirgton
Bertham Cres
E. A. Sundahl
Ihtroit
Mich
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