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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1943

Page

8

Rocking Chair Brigade Remembrance and Local Updates

The Rocking Chair Brigade honors a grave with flowers for Mrs. Alex Miller former supreme chapter president. Louis Baird, 72, musician and painter, died leaving a widow and daughter comforted by family. Dr W R Sawhill, 72, longtime pastor, passing brings sorrow. Community notices include moves of Harry Humble and Edsall Brown, a remodeled McJunkin house, and Mrs. William Sartor’s pneumonia with army husband and Fort Benning connection.

Alex Miller Supreme Chapter Louis Baird Lester

Memorial service and local business changes in Oelwein

A memorial service honored Mrs. Sarah Babcock at the O E S S on Thursday. Lewis Warren and W B Rupe bought all stock in the Oelwein Daily Register with Warren set to run the paper. The Shannon family and Virginia West traveled to Washington DC for memorials to 14 air crash victims including Capt Robert Shannon. Sergeant Robert Pease visits funds en route to Oklahoma City. Carroll Warford moves to 714 South 2nd.

Sarah Babcock O. E. Ss Lewis Warren W. 8. Rupe Oelwein Iowa Daily Register Mr. Warren Rh. K. Shannon William Shannon Virginia Shannon West Washington, D.C Iceland Capt Robert Shannon Robert Pease Fuinds Army Air Corps Oklahoma City

Deaths Note Week Lows and Local Notables

Well known painter aged 72 dies after January stroke and lived forty plus years in the same rented house. A United Presbyterian minister in Seattle dies April 29 after lingering illness, age 72, childless. Mary Louise and William Allen Sawhill named in army service. Baby of Mr and Mrs Dean Enfield died after five weeks of illness. An other child died in infancy.

United Presbyterian Church Seattle Washington Mary Louise William Allen Sawhill United States Army Dean Enfield

Fordsville High School News Notes And A Wedding

Thursday night report from Fordsville High School mentions Margaret Williams Charles Whiting Everette Baker Leah Anderson Kenneth Johnston Evelyn Williams Dorothy Rees Virgil Herring Keith Long James Long Robert Darbyshire. Wedding of Martha Cherwinker of Haskins and S Sgt 8 V Chabal of Tampa Florida solemnized at Kahoka Missouri on April 10. Both graduates of Washing...

Fordsville High School Margaret Williams Charles Whiting Everette Baker Leah Anderson Kenneth Johnston Evelyn Williams Dorothy Rees Virgil Herring Keith Long James Long Robert Darbyshire Martha Cherwinker Haskins S. Sgt. 8 V. Chabal Tampa Florida Kahoka Missouri

Jadwiga Pilsudski Joins RAF Air Transport Auxiliary

Daughter of the late Marshal Pilsudski Jadwiga Pilsudski flies fighter planes as a member of the RAF's Air Transport Auxiliary. She has been in England since 1939, serving from field to field.

Josef Pilsudski Poland Jadwiga Pilsudski Air Transport Auxiliary England

Local notes on births marriages and military service

Ave Mr Warford receives honorable medical discharge and returns to Wolf Floral. Wittris couple welcome a daughter at Mercy Hospital Iowa City. Oscar Hughes joins Sea Bees as carpenter in Burlington. Crawfordsville High holds graduation. Leal Anderson valedictorian. Lt Arden Hughes marries Miss Evelyn Crish. he serves as post chemical officer at Enid Army Air Base. Various visits and moves. county Read Cross contributions near $17000.

Ave Warford Wolf Floral Company Evelyn Crish Arden Hughes St. James Church Lt. Hughes Tos Army Air Base Enid Oklahoma

Arrow Shots and Household Humor Across Time

A brisk excerpt notes gendered reactions to hot topics with domestic metaphors. It contrasts a woman using a dish cloth and a man with tongs to handle heat. The passage observes people listening for humor during chatter about a house and cleaning.

Friendship Club Gathering at McCartney Home

Mrs. William McCartney hosted nine members of the Friendship Club yesterday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. Sam Bowser, Mrs. Gladys Wulf and baby, Mrs. David McCartney, Mrs. Betty Mangold and three children. Myrtle Pearson presided as president pro tem during a brief business meeting before games and refreshments.

William McCartney The Friendship Club Sam Bowser Gladys Wulf Baby David McCartney Betty Mangold Myrtle Pearson

Elaine Thompson Heads to Des Moines Then Mason City Visit

Elaine Thompson left yesterday for Des Moines to visit Hil cred Newcomer before returning home to Mason City. She is joined by Synita Schleuter, both former Stew art school teachers. Marjorie Walker, daughter of the Dell Walkers, was named 1943 Eeho queen at Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Kirksville Mo with Landon Laird selecting from photos. Cpl James Bey of Drew Field Florida is on a 15 day furlough with parents in town. Emma Hardy returned from Missouri after visiting Lex ington with her son Keith at Wentworth Military Academy.

Elaine Thompson Des Moines Hilcred Newcomer Mason City Miss Thompson Synita Schleuter Stewart School Marjorie Walker Dell Walker Living Lake Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Kirksville Landon Laird The Kansas City Star Emma Hardy Missouri Lexington Keith Wentworth Military Academy

Hostess Assisted by Mangold Daughter and Mc Cartney Daughter

A social note mentions the hostess aided by her daughter Mrs Mangold and daughter in law Mrs David Mc Cartney in hosting an event. The brief highlights family involvement and local hospitality.

Mangold David McCartney

Local Notes and Visits Across Kansas City and Lordsburg

Missed on May 28 Mrs Hardy visited friends in Kansas City during her absence. Sgt Frederick Reid leads Monday morning returning to Lordsburg New Mexico after a furlough at his parents home. Annis Fur Coat showing Wednesday KE M Bridges Co Mr and Mrs Fred Bey Mrs Donald Orr and Cpl James Bel of Drewfield Florida in Cedar Rape with friends. Mrs Orr's son Jimmy spent the day with grandparents Mr and Mrs Ralph Orr near Wellman.

Richard A. Stewart Patty Lynda Iowa City Frederick Reid Lordsburg New Mexico Fred Reid Fred Bey Donald Orr Cpl James Be Drewfield Florida Cedar Rape Orr Ste Jimmy Ralph Orr Wellman

Rail schedule and lodge notices from early 20th century

Schedule listings show Westbound Washington Lodge No 26 regular meetings on the first Friday, officers Russell Goodin M W and A W Yare secretary. Train timetables include Golden State Limited No 3 and No 4, No 1 Local, No 43 Californian, Eastbound No 2 Local, No 44 Californian, OSKALOOSA Branch Nos 430 and 429, mixed trains Nos 23 and 22, with daily or daily except Sunday service and specific departure times. Also C P R R and P RR West Bound No 3 Davenport to Kansas City local and No 25 Southwest Limited, plus East Bound No 8 Davenport to Kansas City local and No 26 Southwest Limited with agent notes by C F Anderson and W C Bell.

Washington Lodge No Russell Goodin W. M A. W. Yare Golden State Limited California Oskaloosa Kansas City-Davenport Southwest Limited Grier W.C. Bell

Burlington Trailways and Jackson Lines Bus Schedules

Bus timetables show Burlington Trailways from Washington to Chicago with several eastbound and local departures. Jackson Bus Lines lists Iowa City connections from Washington with morning and afternoon legs and a westbound option to Knoxville. Sullivan Bus Lines runs Washington to the Ordnance Plant with morning and afternoon services. Tickets advised at the Bus Depot and Winga's North Side Cafe sold for full trips.

Cago Winga North Side North Side Square Jackson Iowa City Washington Knoxville Sullivan Bus Lines Iowa Ordnance Plant

Japanese Plot to Kill Grew and Chaplin Alleged in Tokyo

Former U S ambassador Joseph Grew cites a Japanese trial in which a patriotic society discussed assassinating Grew and Charlie Chaplin during Chaplin’s Tokyo visit to provoke war with the United States. Grew says assassination is a recognized political tool in Japan.

Japan Joseph C. Grew Charlie Chaplin Tokyo America Grew Patriotic Society International

Also Mentioned on This Page

ISAAY Don Joan Don Ameche Toi Bennett Walt Disney Cartoon Donald FOX Rocking Chair Brigade W. R. Sawhill Second United Presbyterian Church Harry Humble William Latta South See Roberts Calvary Baptist Church Mrs. Diddams Edsall Brown Russell Bell McJunkin House William Sartor Fort Benning Georgia Mrs Roger Sherman McKesson Magnex Mrs. Carroll Warford Mrs. Miniver Fanny Heaslip Lea Octavus Roy Cohen Rose Franken Miniver Katharine Brush Rex Stout Faith Baldwin Ronald Greer Colman Garson Hall OF Fame Hilton’s Mervyn Leroy Sidney Franklin Philip Dorn Susan Peters Henry Reginald Bramwell Travers Owen Fletcher PATHE Wwyn Picture Lows Baird Sandra Kay Enfield Selfridge Field Michigan Ori S. Wittris Mercy Hospital Oscar Hughes Burlington Sea Bees U.S. Navy Crawfordsville High School Leal Anderson Walter Wells Chicago Ed Wells St. James School Washington County Doris Gray Kiehara A. Stewart Don Minick Helen Klepfer Hilda Brown Nels B. Westermark F.B.L Betty Redlinger Frances Porter Fort Riley Kan Robert Porter Officers Robert Hatton Stenniflear Ind Russell Hatton Hatton Little Rock Ark Lt. Hatton Chris Catharine Null T. J. Berdo Lorraine Rogers McCartney Home James Bey Drew Field Annis M. Bridges & Co Californian L. Goodlander Ee Ee Eee C. F. Anderson Agen Burlington Trailways Gracia Omaha Chi Winga’s Cafe
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