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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1944

Page

8

St Marys Pupils Crown May Queen at Riverside Church

St Marys School pupils crowned a May Queen in Riverside with a processional hymn and floral coronation. Dbolores Gehnoebelen served as queen with attendants Patricia Stranksy and Veramann, as Carol Simon and Marie Ellen Schneider were flower girls.

Riverside Mary St. ‘Ga St. Church Mongi Dbolores Gehnoebelen Patricia Stransky Veramann Carol Simon Marie Ellen Schneider Bitaubet Gase Virgin Mary Monsignor Jacobsmeier J. J. Fath Ruth Foster Washington St. Mary's School Order of Foresters Kaythe

Riverside News Briefs Include Delegates and Sales

Mond Dautremont chosen as delegate and Elmo Heitman as alternate to the state convention in Dubuque on July 18 and 19. Milton Birka closes out his father Jas Birka estate household goods. Bert Cray auctioneer. Peoples Bank clerk. Mrs Birka to move near Riverside with her son Milton after husband’s death two months ago. Donald Meeks on furlough from Camp Swift Texas visits parents and relatives. Johanna Colbert of Riverside visits aunt in Moline. Riverside stores to stay open Wednesday evenings starting May 7 for summer months.

Mond Dautremont Elmo Heit Man Dubuque Milton Birka Jas. Birka Bert Cray Local Peoples Bank Pfe Donald Meeks Camp Swift Texas J. L. Meeks Johanna Colbert Riverside Johanna McKevitt Moline

Scout Awards Made at Wellman in Court of Honor

Iowa River Valley Council Boy Scouts held a Wellman court of honor on Monday evening led by O B Thiel of Iowa City. Tenderfoot Second Class and First Class ranks awarded to Scouts from Troops 34 Kalona 35 West Chester 26 New Haven and others. names include Kalona leaders Mank George Karvene Fry Darold Kelley Charles Drollinger Jr Vere Allen John Duvall Earl Duvall Jim Van Trump Norman Van Trump Harold Nicola Jerry Cherry Willard Peterson Wayne Al Skehle Robert Wahl Max Tidwards Richard Beck Dean Jackson Earl Fry Jehoy Hochatetler Jr Leo Creesan Leland Shaver John Reees Sherwood Strickler David Hender Clyde omitted.

Wellman Iowa River Valley Council Boy Scouts of America O. B. Thiel Iowa City Kalona George Karvene Fry Darold Lee Kelley Charles Lee Drollinger, Jr Vere Robert Allen West Chester John Duvall Earl Duvall Jim van Trump Norman van Trump Harold Nicola Jerry Cherry Willard Peterson Jack Seward Troop Wayne al. Skehle Robert W. Wahl Max Tidwards, Jr Richard Olin Beck Dean A. Jackson Earl D. Fry Jehoy Hochatetler, Jr Leo L. Creesan Leland F. Shaver John Dale Reees Sherwood D. Strickler David H. Hender

Lawson Leads Star Rank Troop 37 In New Haven

Max Rathmel and Loyd Wilson earn merit badges in Agriculture bird study dairying farm machinery horsemanship personal health leathercraft. Harold Hlumenstine Wellman listed with animal infantry training in New Haven.

Troop New Haven Max Rathmel Loyd Wilson Lloyd Wilson Wellman Harold Hlumenstine Animal Infantry

Farm animal units distribution 1943 totals and shares

The five year 1935 39 average is 98,957,000 with January 1 1943 total 117,000,000 an 18 percent rise. Dairy cows 23.0 percent all other cattle 30.6 percent hogs 18.8 percent horses and mules 10.9 percent sheep and goats 63 percent poultry 9.2 percent livestock not on farms 1.2 percent.

Practical tips to boost radiator heat and air freshness

A guide explains how to use a fan to increase heat from radiators and improve room air. Position the fan three to five feet above the floor and direct airflow along a wall. Use medium or low speed for comfort during gatherings.

Fertilizer use on pasture rose since 1929 to 1942

In 1929 less than 200000 tons of fertilizer were used on about 2000000 acres of pasture and hayland, but by 1942 nearly 1300000 tons were applied to about 11000000 acres.

Wood drives British aircraft build many planes

Wood is crucial in constructing 41 British aircraft types and roughly one third of all British planes by weight. Most wood originates in the United States and Canada, and major fighters including Stirlings Wellingtons Lancasters Whitleys Beaufighters Blenheims Halifaxes use North American wood. Even rayon tire threads come from wood cellulose.

United States Canada North America

Agricultural OPA Advisory Council to Aid Des Moines District

The Des Moines OPA district will form an Agricultural OPA advisory council for 64 Iowa counties. The May 22 meeting in Des Moines will include representatives from farm organizations cooperatives and agricultural agencies. The council aims to gather farmer problems from rationing and price controls and relay OPA explanations back to farmers.

Iowa Agriculture and Related Office of Frice Administration OFA War Price and Rationing Board Des Moines OPA Iowa United States Chester Bowles Advisory Council

Sugar Scoop Keeps Soap Use Efficient in Home Chores

Grandview residents note small soap portions prevent waste while dishwashing and laundry. In May the town mourns Floyd Griffith’s death with community sympathy offered to his family. Mrs. Mearl Enfield spent Mother's Day at Chas Forbes home. Darlene Noyv visited Jerry Wagamon. Mrs. Perry Wagamon is ill. Grandview school closes.

Grandview Floyd Griffith Darlene Noyv Jerry Wagamon Perry Wagamon Grandivew

The Blue Lapis and Its Medicinal Beliefs

The ancient regard for blue lapis lazuli extended beyond beauty to healing powers. It was believed to cure ulcers and skin eruptions when ground into a paste with milk and applied to infected skin.

Friday Social Notes Mention Mrs Maxwell and Mrs Page

Friday social mentions show Mrs Delbert Maxwell visiting Thursday with Mrs Orley Page during a casual neighborhood gathering.

Delbert Maxwell Orley Page

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FOX Lon Chaney Anne Gwynne Evelyn Ankers St. Mary’s Pupils May Mrs. L. S. Patterson Florida McKesson Deanna Franchot Pat Alan Mowbray Akin Tamiroff Frank Jenks Walter Catlett Sig Arno America Scout Tenderfoot Mank Clyde Gen. Washington Seals Square Washington, Iowa Adlerika Geo. Ll. McDaniel Pioneer Pyrethrum Garden Guard Red River Rexall Agricultural Opa Advisory Council Colorado Lapis Montgomery Ward Bes Montgomery I Ae Ccaail John Shields Furl — Building Material Bud E. Anderson Ranger
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