Local Births and Hospital Briefs
At the hospital Mr and Mrs Herman Wagenknecht of Ainsworth are parents of a nine pound three ounce son born at 2 20 this morning A son was born at 6 45 this morning to Mrs Anna Mae Borkoski 407 South Second Avenue Mrs Eva Faircheid 633 East Second Street was admitted last night as a medical patient Michael LeRoy Lillig Keota underwent a tonsillectomy this morning Dismissal today included Mrs Dale Sojka and daughter of Riverside Mrs Charles Crile and daughter of Route Two Emmett Beard Diagonal John Atkinson Route Four
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Wagenknecht
Ainsworth
Anna Mae Borkoski
South Second Avenue
Eva Faircheild
East Second Street
Dale Sojka
Riverside
Charles Crile
Route Two
Emmett Beard
John Atkinson
Route Four
Beef Surplus From Burlington Wreck Reaches Plano
In Plano Illinois on May 14 a Burlington wreck spilled fresh beef from a damaged refrigerator car. Joseph Stupka bought 24 500 pounds of beef from the incident as other cars carried eggs and freight nearby. The single broken refrigerator car yielded the notable quantity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plano
Ill
Kendall County
Joseph Stupka
Burlington
Schedule for Washington junior baseball league games
Announcement of the Washington junior baseball league schedule received from the first district general chairman in Muscatine. The league lineup lists games at Muscatine, Columbus Junction, Winfield, Wapello and Morning Sun with home and away designations from June through August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Muscatine
Legion Baseball Committee
There
Columbus Junction
Winfield
Wapello
Morning Sun
Here
Brighton Triumphs Over Mediapolis In Ninth Inning Rally
Brighton Post 212 erased a 5-3 deficit in the ninth with a four run burst to claim their first win of the season. Don Dutweiler hit a pivotal two on homer after Cole stole home. next Sunday they face Wapello at home starting around two o'clock with a slate of upcoming home games listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Mediapolis
Brighton Post
Don Dutweiler
Cole
Post
Wapello
Wilton Junction
Muscatine
Winfield
Morning Sun
Letts
Close-Fitting Cover Improves Cooking Versatility
A close-fitting cover is essential for many cooking processes and buying a pan and cover together can be cost effective.
Washington Demon Track Team Aims for Fort Madison Relays
Coach Gus Alsip said he will take at least ten boys and up to fourteen or fifteen to the Fort Madison relays this afternoon and evening. Washington expects to score well as southeastern Iowa rivals and teams from Illinois and Missouri compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Alsip
Washington High School
Fort Madison
Washington
Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
Major Leagues Snapshot With Standings And Results
The Brooklyn Dodgers lead the loop at .682 with St Egwis at 8. The list shows Boston Chicago Cincinnati New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia records around .524 to .238. Monday results include Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia 3 and Boston 7 New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
St. Egwis
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Lanier
Gregg
Webber
Cincinnati
Beggs
Carpenter
Chicago
Borony
Jurisiic
Pittsburgh
Ostermueller
Wallace
Cleveland
Detroit
Bevens
Gettel
Lett
Ferriss
Dobson
Haynes
Knott
Gromek
Washington
Wolff
Overmire
Washington Es
Following distance rule for safe driving speeds
The guideline states the safe following distance equals one car length for every 10 miles per hour. At 30 mph the recommended gap is three car lengths.
Social calendar highlights for week from local groups
Noticee for this column are to be in by 10 a m. Ann Judson Missionary society meets 7 30 p m at church hostesses Carol and Lucille Forgey Mrs Charles Dawson Nyla Reinier Past Noble Grand Circle 7 30 YA I wowace Mrs J M White 303 Ss Marion Alma Hearne Holland 6 15 at the church Mrs Boyd White's pupils piano recital postponed from Thursday Wednesday Sunshine club 2 p m Mrs Charles Cannon Bring your daughter or mother Roll call a flower combination Public Affairs dept sec 1 1 o clock luncheon Mrs R H McCleery Mrs H H McCleery co hostess New Haven Ladies Aids Society afternoon Mrs Glen Cuddeback Roll call mothers Gay poem Flower seed and bulb exchange Rosemary Gub postponed one week Kolah club 2 p m Charles Jackson 921 North Sixth ave Notify hostess if not attending American Legion Auxiliary 8 p m at Legion hall Thursday Homemakers club afternoon notice change of meeting date Past Chiefs Association eye bous uses Laura Stewart O ES pinocchte party 2 p m at Masonic temple Handcraft dept sec 4 8 p m Mrs Mrs Duane C Griggs 730% Fourth Ave Notice Lexington Ladies Aid society afternoon at church parlors Hostesses Mrs Carl Gidfield Mrs Cecil Amlong Mrs Ray Wiles Chapter 1 PED 7 30 p m Mrs S W Livingston Independent club 1 15 dessert luncheon Mrs Edith Beenblossom W C T U 2 30 pm Mrs M H Sartor 504 W Wash st Friday Bethlehem Commandery and families 6 30 p m cooperative dinner Masonic temple Pin dish to pass sandwiches table service W S C S of Methodist Church general meeting 2 p m at church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Judson Missionary Society
Carol
Lucille Forgey
Charles Dawson
Nyla Reinier
Noble Grand Circle
J. M. White
Marion
Alma Hearne Holland
Boyd White
Sunshine Club
Charles Cannon
R. H. McCleery
H. H. Mce-Cleery
New Haven Ladies Aids Society
Glen Cuddeback
Rosemary Gub
Kolah Club
Charles Jackson
North Sixth Ave
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Homemakers Club
Tom Stirling
Chiefs Association
Eyebous
Laura Stewart O.es
Masonic Temple
Susannah Girls Dinner for Mothers at Meth Church
Susannah Girls of the Meth odist Church hosted a dinner for their mothers in the church social rooms with eighteen members and fourteen mothers attending. The program featured a devotional, lesson study, poems, solos, and a co operative dinner served by the kitchen committee, with flowers given to mothers as they arrived. Rebekah lodge and W.C.T.U. announcements followed, inviting all missionary societies to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susannah Girls
Methodist Church
Helen Wilcox
Mark
Martha Davis
Hiroshima
Martha Downing
Nadine Fayne
Ruth Bartow
Dorothy Walker
Patricia Longwell
Fred Bartow
Frank Longwell
U S Monopoly Helium Source Described as World Leader
The United States monopoly on helium is described as unmatched by others, with natural gas from the American Midwest containing 1 to 7 percent helium and no comparable sources found abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
United States
American Midwest
Elect Mrs Cruise President of T T T Chapter Y
The regular meeting of the T T T Chapter Y was led by Mrs Harold Putnam with 17 members present. Officers elected for the year were Mrs M J Cruise president Mrs Milo Sorden vice president Mrs Walter Doak recording secretary Mrs Charles Morris corresponding secretary Mrs John Owen treasurer and Mrs Boyd White historian. Mrs Putnam installed the officers. Members are sending packages to the Netherlands. After a white elephant sale refreshments were served by Mrs Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.T.T
Nate Young
Harold Putnam
M. J. Cruise
Milo Sorden
Walter Doak
Charles Morris
John Owen
Boyd White
Putnam
Netherlands
Young
Fine leather zipper notebook and brief case combo
A description highlights a high quality leather item that combines a zipper notebook with a brief case. It emphasizes full leather construction and premium craftsmanship as a single versatile accessory.
Gifted Onyx Fountain Pen with Perpetual Calendar
A refined writing instrument featuring a high quality fountain pen set in a lustrous onyx base and equipped with a perpetual calendar. The elegant piece blends luxury materials with practical date tracking for daily use.
Diverse Styles and Finishes for Various Card Cases
The catalog notes multiple styles and finishes including models with coin compartments and options with photo holders. It highlights the range available for different needs and preferences.
Leather Belts Feature Modern and Traditional Styles
Plain leathers and tooled leather ranger belts are shown alongside new style plastic belts, highlighting a range of designs. The exhibit emphasizes both classic craftsmanship and contemporary materials.
Big selection of ties and suspenders for men
A local store advertises a wide range of neckties and suspenders for men. Suspenders priced from 1.00 to 1.50 with various styles, colors, and patterns. Both tab and clip-end suspenders are available.
Handkerchiefs Offered In Plain White Styles
Plain white handkerchiefs of good quality in full men's sizes offered at 15 to 50 cents each.
Leather Key Cases Display at Bargain Prices
Good looking and practical leather key cases priced at 1.50 to 2.50. They protect pockets and carry keys securely. A nice selection available for buyers seeking practicality and style.
Men's jewelry and accessories in masculine styles
A catalog blurb promotes men's jewelry from 50c to 3.59 with tie chains key chains and tie and collar clip sets. Emphasizes masculine appeal and practicality for wear and liking.
Leather Fitted Toilet Case Sets Range from Five to Twenty Five
A sale offers genuine leather fitted toilet cases priced between 5 and 25 dollars. Each case includes zipper closure and a selection of toilet accessories aimed at practical travel use.
Pullover Sweaters Attract Youthful Market
All wool pullovers of fine quality with fancy figure designs. Very popular with young men.
Fancy T Shirts Go To Market For Boys
Ad copy notes a price of 1.65 for fancy knit T shirts with blue and white blazer stripe styling appealing to boys, described as the kind they prefer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wile Blazer
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Wolf’s Flower
Michael LeRoy Lillig
Keota
Little
Washington Dairy
Park
A. B. (Happy) Chandler
Bebe Ruth
C. C. Spink & Son
Spink Building
T. Louis 1
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Freshwaters Coal & Supply CO
Démon
Ft. Madison
MAJOR
Bethlehem Commandery and Families
W.S.C.S. of Methodist Church
Bae Int
Ee Na Sc
Susannah
Rebekah Lodge
C.F. Hall
West Chester
W.C.T.U
Howard Stewart
Missionary Societies
W.S.C.S. General Meeting
Nicola
Texcel
East Side Square
Klein
South Side Square
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